MAINTENANCE
Do not perform any maintenance when the power is on, or the battery is charging.
After each ride, especially if you have travelled a long distance, inspect your scooter.
Inspect the brakes to make sure that is working properly.
Make sure all screws and bolts are taut and properly fastened to prevent injury and
Unnecessary wear and tear.
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Cleaning:
Remove dirt with a soft, damp cloth. Remove stubborn dirt with a bit of toothpaste and a toothbrush,
then use a damp cloth to clean. Remove scratches with sandpaper or other polishing materials.
Warning:
Do not use alcohol, gasoline, kerosene or other corrosive, volatile chemical solvents for
cleaning. This will seriously damage the appearance and the structure of the scooter. Do not use a
high-pressure cleaner and ensure that the charging cable has been unplugged and the rubber cap
is tightened when cleaning with water. Risk of electric shock or serious product failure.
When not in use, store the electric scooter in a dry and cool place; avoid long-term storage
outdoors. Direct sunlight, extreme heat or cold will accelerate the aging of the electric scooter and
its tyres and generally reduce the life span of the battery pack.
Battery Maintenance:
1. Do not use third party batteries; this can cause technical defects.
2. Do not touch the battery contacts, and do not open or expose the battery casing. Avoid metal
objects touching die battery contacts; this will cause a short circuit, damage the battery or cause
personal injury or death.
3. To avoid the risk of damage and fire, only use die original charger.
4. Improper disposal of used batteries may cause serious contamination of the environment.
Observe local regulations when discarding of the battery pack. Do not dispose of the battery pack
with the household waste.
5. After each use, recharge the battery.
Do not expose the battery to temperatures above 50°C or below -20°C (e.g. in the boot of a car).
This can lead to battery failure, overheating, and fire.
Charge the battery if you will not be using
your scooter for more than 30 days.
Store it in a cool and dry place and fully charge it every 60
days. Damages due to non-observance are not covered by the warranty.
Avoid completely discharging the unit to preserve the utility of the battery life, make sure to charge
the battery before the battery can be 100% drained out. If the battery runs out, put it to charge
immediately. Charge the battery at room temperature as the life span and performance of the
battery will drop in temperatures below 0°C.
Warning: A fully charged electric scooter battery is depleted after approx. 120-180 days in standby
mode. The battery is equipped with a smart chip to record the battery charge and discharge
situation. Prolonged non-charging can cause irreversible damage to the battery, which is not
covered by your warranty. Only a qualified service technician is allowed to remove the battery pack
as this holds the risk of serious injuries through electric shock or short circuit!
If your brakes are too tight, use the supplied M5 hex wrench and turn counter-clockwise to release
the brake cable. Shorten the exposed tail length slightly and lock the pressure plate screws again. If
your brake is not tight enough, release the pressure plate screws and lengthen the exposed tail
length slightly. Then lock the pressure plate screws again.
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Adjusting the disc brake
Brake cable
