STORY E-motion YTE-F02, User Manual

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL Please read the user instructions carefully before usage Manual V 2 0 www storyoriginal com...

Page 2: ...1 Safety instructions 2 2 Diagram 4 3 Packing list 5 4 Assembling your scooter 6 5 How to Ride 7 6 Charging 8 7 Folding and carrying 9 8 Warnings 10 9 Maintenance 14 10 Specifications 15 11 Troublesho...

Page 3: ...otential hazards 6 Respect pedestrians Comply to national rules laws regulations and limitations in relating to electrical scooters and other electrical motorized vehicles and pedestrians Avoid startl...

Page 4: ...ery for any reason Do not ride over obstacles sand loose gravel or sticks Doing so could result in a loss of balance or traction and could cause a fall 12 DO NOT attempt to charge your scooter if it t...

Page 5: ...ower speed and reduced range Battery capacity Indicates the remaining battery level with 4 bars Each bar equates to approximately 25 capacity Lights on off To turn on off lights press the power button...

Page 6: ...missing any components please contact your dealer After verifying that all components are present and in good condition you can assemble your new scooter Please retain the box and packaging materials...

Page 7: ...the thread of the handlebars if you force the initial alignment The handlebars should turn smoothly and fit snugly Dashboard Display Settings The power button is multi functional You switch between f...

Page 8: ...er if battery capacity is low Switch speed mode to 1 1 ECO mode should be used by beginners learning to ride the scooter by clicking the power button once 2 Place one foot on the platform and push off...

Page 9: ...heavy braking you risk serious injury due to loss of traction balance and or fall Maintain a steady speed and look out for potential hazards 6 Charging The charging port is located on the left front...

Page 10: ...g Step on the folding pedal 1 and simultaneously push the handlebar forwards 2 Then fold the handlebars 3 backwards until it locks into place When your scooter is folded simply lift the scooter byt th...

Page 11: ...ter in rain WARNING DO NOT ride over speed bumps thresholds or other bumps at HIGH SPEED WARNING Watch your head when passing through doorways WARNING Watch your speed when traveling downhill Use both...

Page 12: ...WARNING DO NOT press the throttle when walking with the scooter WARNING Avoid contacting obstacles with the wheels WARNING DO NOT carry objects on the handlebar WARNING DO NOT ride the scooter only on...

Page 13: ...NING DO NOT rotate the handlebar violently while riding high speed WARNING DO NOT ride through puddles or other water masses deeper than 08 inches 2 mm WARNING The scooter is for one rider only DO NOT...

Page 14: ...hub can be hot WARNING DO NOT take your hands off the handlebars while riding Do not ride with one hand only WARNING DO NOT attempt to ride up and down stairs nor jump over obstacles WARNING Always k...

Page 15: ...g battery recycling and or disposal A well maintained battery can perform well even after many miles of riding Charge the battery after each ride and avoid draining the battery completely When used at...

Page 16: ...performance Max Load 100 kg Max Speed 25 km h Climbing ability 20 Max Range Up to 20 km Battery Standard voltage 36 V Battery type Lithium battery Battery capacity 6Ah Motor Engine type brushless DC h...

Page 17: ...or the display from underneath the handlebars Remove the dashboard display from the top of the handlebars More plugs and connections will be exposed Unplug and reconnect the plugs again the solve prob...

Page 18: ...EC concerning batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators The Directive determines the framework for the return and recycling of used batteries and accumulators as applicable thro...

Page 19: ...ight to make changes to the product release firmware updates and update this manual at any time Visit www storyoriginal com to check for latest user materials You must obtain the latest updates and sa...