Yadea C1S, User Manual

DANGEROUS

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When the rear wheel touches the ground, the throttle cannot be 

turned until the rider is firmly seated.

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Do not lend it or let it be used by people who are unfamiliar and 

cannot drive. One-handed driving and drunk driving are dangerous.

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Only brake the front wheel or rear wheel, the scooter may slip 

sideways, which is extremely dangerous. Please keep a safe 
speed and slow brake ahead of time.

1.After returning the throttle quickly, hold the brake 

  lever tightly.

2.The braking effect is best when the brake is braked 

  slowly in advance and then tightened.

3.Do not brake sharply or turn sharply. Hard braking 

  and hard steering are the main factors causing side 

  slip or rollover, which are extremely dangerous.

1.Send out a signal in advance, approach the parking place, 

  return the throttle to its original position, and reach the 

  destination and then braking.

2.When the scooter is completely stopped, turn off the 

  turning light and headlight and turn off the power switch.

3.When parking, stand on the left and flat ground, 

  propping up the support.

4.When you leave the scooter, Please be sure to lock the 

  anti-theft lock and take away the key to prevent the 

  scooters from being stolen.

1.Regularly check whether the end cap screws on both 

  sides of the motor are loose.

2.Regularly check whether the motor wiring is loose, 

   whether the appearance is deformed, and whether 

   the motor phase wire is damaged.

3.When used in rainy days, the motor cannot run in 

   deep water, and the water surface cannot exceed the 

   position of the rear axle.

4.The motor hub cannot be violently impacted, and the 

   motor cannot be forced to run under the condition of 

   locked rotation. Overloading of the motor is strictly 

   prohibited.

5.If the motor is found to be operating abnormally, 

   it shall immediately stop operation and send it to the 

   authorized repair shop designated by YADEA for 

   repair and replacement.

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Use and maintenance of electric spare parts

Use and maintenance of motor

Use of brake

Parking methods