What to do if my Bluewheel Scooter is not responding?
If your Bluewheel Scooter is not responding, ensure it is activated using the on/off button. If it remains unresponsive, the battery might not be fully charged, so charge the battery. Also, a violent shock might have occurred. In that case, please deactivate and then reactivate the device.
Why is the LED warning light on and a signal is heard on my Bluewheel Scooter?
If the LED warning light is active and you hear a signal on your Bluewheel Scooter, it could be due to several reasons. You might be traveling at too high a speed, so reduce your speed and carefully get off. Another reason might be that you are on a steep gradient; in this case, reduce your speed and carefully get off the board. The wheels may also be locked; if so, reduce your speed, carefully dismount, and clean the wheels. Finally, the battery might be too low, so reduce your speed, carefully get off, and charge the battery immediately.
Contains specifications like model, input, dimensions, weight, load capacity, speed, and working temperature.
Details model, input, output, ambient temperature, and manufacturer of the battery charger.
Provides information on the battery model, type, rating, and manufacturer.
Explains risk levels associated with non-observance of safety instructions.
Indicates CE conformity and availability of additional device information.
Outlines safe operating conditions, user weight, protective gear, and age recommendations.
Lists the items included in the package: scooter, instruction manual, and battery charger.
Identifies numbered parts of the hoverboard and charger with labels like charging port, wheels, buttons, and LEDs.
Explains LED colors on hoverboard and charger indicating charging status.
Describes LED lights indicating battery charge levels during operation.
Provides details on downloading the BlueWheel app for Android/iOS and system requirements.
Explains how to connect the device via Bluetooth to use its music playback feature.
Specifies where and how the hoverboard should be used, including restrictions on roads, terrain, age, and weight.
Advises on patient practice, speed limits, avoiding distractions, wet grounds, and night use.
Covers proper footwear, checking for defects, and choosing a safe route for practice.
Provides guidance on handling obstacles, temperature conditions, and transporting the device safely.
Details body weight control for operation, use of protective clothing, and training with others.
Explains the correct procedure for dismounting the hoverboard to avoid injury.
Instructs on protecting the battery from heat, charging intervals, not opening it, and proper disposal by qualified personnel.
Outlines safety rules for children, cleaning, power disconnection, moisture protection, and avoiding flammable objects.
Details correct charger connection, vertical/horizontal use, port maintenance, and cord management.
Guides on safely unpacking, checking package contents, and handling packaging material.
Emphasizes charging the battery fully and not using the device if the battery is below 15%.
Explains the location of the charging port and the meaning of indicator lights during charging.
Provides instructions on how to safely mount and dismount the hoverboard, emphasizing foot placement and balance.
Details how to control speed and direction by shifting body weight, with a control table.
Explains how to reduce speed by shifting weight backward and warns against hasty turns at high speeds.
Reinforces getting off the hoverboard backwards and avoiding dismounting at high speeds.
Provides instructions on how to clean the device and charger using appropriate materials and avoiding liquids.
Gives advice on storing the device in a clean, dry place and transporting it safely.
Notes that the Li-Ion battery is non-removable and subject to transportation conditions.
States that the device requires no user service and directs users to contact the dealer for issues.
Lists potential causes like activation or battery charge issues and their corrections.
Addresses issues related to speed, steep gradients, locked wheels, and low battery, providing solutions.
Explains battery removal for disposal by trained personnel, noting it's integrated and removal can cause damage.
Covers disposal directives for devices and batteries, emphasizing proper waste management.
Explains how packaging material can be recycled and disposed of according to legal provisions.
Lists product type, trade name, model, and the EC Directives the product complies with.
Provides information on who is authorized for technical file compilation and their contact details.
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