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Challenger X J750 User Manual

Challenger X J750
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USER’S MANUAL
CHALLENGER X
RECREATIONAL ELECTRIC SCOOTER
MODEL: J750
Please read this manual completely before riding your scooter
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Challenger X J750 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandChallenger X
ModelJ750
CategoryMobility Aid
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Notices

Passenger and Load Limitations

Prohibits carrying passengers or goods, and warns against exceeding weight capacity to avoid voiding warranty.

General Riding Warnings

Essential Riding Practices

Keep feet on platform, avoid obstructions, no alcohol/drugs, good physical/mental condition.

Charging the Batteries

Charging Procedure

Charge batteries for 6-8 hours before first use. Connect charger to scooter port and wall outlet.

Assembly Instructions - Part 1

Assembly Instructions - Part 2

Tiller Installation and Height Adjustment

Insert scooter tiller into the tube, secure with screw and lock buckle for proper position and height.

Assembly Instructions - Part 3

Riding Instructions

Pre-Ride Checks and Power On

Check power gauge, seat height, brake, turn key to ON. Turn key again for headlight.

Initial Operation and Speed Control

Check power light, use speed limit switch, start slow, use forward/reverse button.

Turning and Braking Technique

Gradually turn throttle knob. Slow down when turning and balancing weight.

Basic Troubleshooting

No Drive or Braking Issues

Check battery charge, brake engagement, and adjust brake cable if necessary.

Performance Issues

Address slow speed or stopping by fully charging batteries or testing/replacing them.

Technical Specifications

Performance and Electrical Specs

Lists wheel sizes, voltage, battery size, charger specs, max speed, travel distance, climbing ability.

Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage Duration

Three-year frame, one-year parts/electronics, six-month batteries. Labor and shipping excluded.