What to do if my BLADEZ Scooter has no power?
If your BLADEZ Scooter has no power, first check the fuses located in the handlebar cover and near the battery. Then, remove the rear shroud to inspect the battery connection and check for any pinched or frayed wires. If the scooter hasn't been charged regularly, the battery may be completely discharged, so charge the vehicle and check again.
Why does my BLADEZ B.Mobile AMBASSADOR DKS500 Scooter move very slowly?
If your BLADEZ Scooter is moving very slowly, it might be due to exceeding the vehicle's weight limit, so refer to 'maximum weight limit' for weight specifications. Also, the battery might be low, so check the battery meter on the front of the vehicle and charge if needed. Ensure there are no obstructions around the vehicle or in your pathway, and check the high/low and adjustable speed dial.
How to fix a BLADEZ B.Mobile AMBASSADOR DKS500 that turns on but does not move?
If your BLADEZ Scooter turns on but does not move, ensure the lever is completely pushed down to disengage freewheel mode. After doing so, turn off the vehicle and then turn it back on.
What to do if the speed control of my BLADEZ Scooter is out of neutral?
Return speed to neutral and reset the system on your BLADEZ Scooter. Readjust the speed lever neutral if necessary.
Why is the drive of my BLADEZ B.Mobile AMBASSADOR DKS500 Scooter inhibited?
The drive of your BLADEZ Scooter is inhibited because the battery voltage is too low.
General| Motor | 500W |
|---|---|
| Brakes | Disc brakes |
| Foldable | Yes |
| Tires | 8.5 inches |
| Weight | 48.5 lbs (22 kg) |
| Max Load | 264.5 lbs (120 kg) |
Advises practicing in open areas, starting at low speeds, and building confidence.
Lists conditions to avoid, like heavy traffic, poor weather, sharp turns, and stairs.
Guidance on speed adjustment for inclines/declines and navigating obstacles.
Specifies the maximum user weight and consequences of exceeding it.
Details interference from radio stations, cell phones, and other sources.
Provides crucial warnings to prevent unintended brake release or vehicle movement.
Details control panel functions, power, and forward/reverse/braking.
Covers pre-drive checks, speed guidelines, stopping, and parking.
Detailed steps for charging the vehicle's battery.
Safety precautions for charging and handling the charging cord.
Comprehensive list of components to check daily for smooth and safe operation.
Diagnoses for when the vehicle turns on but does not move, possibly due to freewheel mode.
Troubleshooting steps for slow operation, lack of power, and checking fuses/battery.
Explains flash codes from the DC status indicator and their corresponding faults.
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