2.
Maintenance of Electric Scooter Battery
Do not expose the battery to temperatures above 50°C or low temperatures below -20°C
(For example, do not place the battery pack in the sun), otherwise it may cause the battery
to malfunction, overheat, or even catch fire. For other battery maintenance precautions, see
the battery pack nameplate located under the body.
Avoid completely draining and recharging the battery. Use it as much as possible. This will
greatly extend battery life. Additionally, the battery can achieve higher cruising range and
performance when used at room temperature, which will degrade if used in sub-zero
environments. Typically, at -20 C, the cruising range may be half or less than normal
temperature. The battery's cruising range will resume as the temperature rises.
A full charge has a standby time of about 60~90 days, after which the stored power is
exhausted; if it is not charged in time, the battery may be damaged. This damage is
irreversible, and the damage caused by not charging for a long time is not covered by the
free warranty. (Note: Non-professionals are prohibited from disassembling the battery,
otherwise serious safety accidents may occur due to electric shock or short circuit)
3.
Storage Recommendations
1) Store the battery and charge it at a temperature of -20~35°C, not in a low humidity,
corrosive gas environment.
2) Long term storage:
In the case of long-term storage (more than 3 months), store lithium batteries in a
temperature range of 10~20°C, low humidity, and no corrosive gas atmosphere.
2) Do not store other items on the lithium battery.
4.
Battery Safety
1) Do not use the battery if the battery case is damaged or the battery emits an abnormal
smell, overheats or leaks any substance. Avoid touching the battery with anything that seeps
out.
2) Keep children and pets away.
3) Unplug or disconnect power from the scooter before removing or connecting the battery
or connecting the battery. Never work near the scooter when it is plugged in.
Otherwise you may suffer serious bodily injury from electric shock.
4) The battery inside the battery contains toxic substances. Do not try to open the battery.
Do not insert any object into the battery or use any device to pry the battery case. If there is
you may suffer an electric shock, burn or cause a fire. Attempting to open the battery case
will damage the battery and may release toxic and hazardous substances and render the
battery unusable.
5) Review, read and follow all safety information on the battery warning labels.
6) Insufficient charging of the battery for a long time may result in permanent damage to the
battery.
7) Only use dedicated chargers, never try to bypass or override their charging protection
circuit.
8) Do not wash the scooter with an electric washing machine or high pressure water gun to
avoid putting water into the charging port. Always close the charging port cover after
charging.
Failure to follow these instructions before plugging in the power cord could expose you to
electrical shock, burns, or fire.
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