Why does my Apollo Scooter show OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION?
If your Apollo Scooter displays an OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION error, it means the battery voltage is too high. To resolve this, avoid sudden braking and rushing actions. The error should disappear once some power has been used.
What to do if Apollo CITY shows THROTTLE ERROR?
If your Apollo Scooter is showing a THROTTLE ERROR, it could be due to a faulty throttle or its connection. First, check that the throttle wire is properly connected and the throttle isn't out of position. If the issue persists, try replacing the throttle to see if the error goes away. If replacing the throttle doesn't resolve the issue, consider replacing the handlebar assembly.
How to fix BRAKE ERROR on Apollo CITY?
A BRAKE ERROR on your Apollo Scooter may indicate a problem with the brake handle or its connection. Check that the brake handle wire is properly connected. If the problem continues, try replacing the brake handle. If replacing the brake handle doesn't fix the error, replace the handlebar assembly.
What causes COMMUNICATION ERROR on Apollo Scooter?
If your Apollo Scooter displays a COMMUNICATION ERROR, ensure the connection between the handlebar assembly and the communication cable in the stem is secure. If the error persists, try replacing the handlebars. If replacing the handlebars doesn't resolve the issue, consider replacing the controller.
How to troubleshoot MOTOR PHASE LOSS on Apollo CITY?
If your Apollo Scooter shows a MOTOR PHASE LOSS error, it means one or more phase connectors are not properly connected or working. Check if the phase wires are properly connected. If the issue continues, try replacing the controller. If replacing the controller doesn't fix the error, replace the motor.
What causes UNDER VOLTAGE PROTECTION in Apollo CITY?
If your Apollo Scooter displays an UNDER VOLTAGE PROTECTION error, replace the battery with a new one to test. If the error disappears, the battery was the problem.
What to do for MOTOR SENSOR ERROR on Apollo CITY Scooter?
If your Apollo Scooter displays a MOTOR SENSOR ERROR, replace the motor to test if the error goes away. If it does, the motor was the issue.
How to fix CONTROLLER ERROR on Apollo CITY?
If your Apollo Scooter displays a CONTROLLER ERROR, replace the controller to test if the error goes away. If it does, the controller was the issue.
Welcomes the user and expresses appreciation for purchasing the scooter.
Provides contact information including website, help center, and email.
Emphasizes the importance of correct scooter setup for user safety.
Guides on how to unpack the scooter and verify all included components.
Step-by-step instructions on how to safely unfold the scooter's stem.
Detailed steps for connecting and securing the scooter's handlebar.
Instructions for conducting initial functional tests of the scooter's systems.
Explains the correct procedure for charging the scooter's battery.
Describes the function and operation of the scooter's dual throttles.
Details the operation of the regenerative and drum brake systems.
Provides instructions on how to fold the scooter for storage or transport.
Identifies and illustrates various components located on the handlebars.
Explains the scooter's display screen and the function of its control buttons.
Details how to manage scooter settings using the dedicated Apollo mobile application.
Covers charging best practices, storage guidelines, and battery damage prevention.
Outlines essential safety rules and general warnings for operating the scooter.
Advises on risks in wet conditions, importance of protective gear, and water avoidance.
Introduces basic maintenance steps and lists necessary tools for upkeep.
Covers essential tasks like tire pressure check, bearing, and suspension lubrication.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the scooter's drum brake system.
Instructions for checking and tightening screws to maintain scooter integrity.
Provides instructions for adjusting the scooter's folding mechanism for optimal performance.
Introduces the scooter's error code system for diagnosing common issues.
Lists common error codes, their meanings, and recommended troubleshooting steps.
Lists the essential tools required for scooter maintenance and assembly.
Details specific screws, their sizes, and locations for handlebar assembly.
Provides a comprehensive list of screws and their corresponding locations on the scooter.
Presents a schedule of maintenance tasks based on mileage intervals.
Outlines the terms and duration of the limited warranty for Apollo Scooters.
Describes Apollo Plus, a service suite enhancing the ownership experience and protection.
Details the device's compliance with FCC rules and operational conditions.
States compliance with general RF exposure requirements for mobile use.
Covers compliance with Canadian Industry's license-exempt RSS standards and conditions.
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