Why is my Deco Motorcycle running slower?
If your Deco Motorcycle is running slower than usual, it might be due to a low battery. Try charging the battery. Alternatively, the battery life may have deteriorated, requiring a battery replacement. Contact Customer Service for assistance.
What to do if the LED Dashboard on my Deco Hannah Motorcycle stops working?
If the LED dashboard on your Deco Motorcycle stops working, it could be due to the battery running out of power. In this case, charge the battery. It may also be caused by a loose connector, in which case you should contact the technician.
What to do if the LED Dashboard works, but the engine stop working on Deco Hannah?
If the LED dashboard on your Deco Motorcycle is working, but the engine has stopped, it could be due to a throttle malfunction. In this case, change the throttle and contact Customer Service.
What to do if I can’t stop the Deco Hannah Motorcycle while holding brakes?
If you can't stop your Deco Motorcycle while holding the brakes, it indicates a brake malfunction. Contact the technician for assistance.
Follow manual, use on flat surfaces, caution on slopes, and lean uphill.
Disengage the parking brake before riding for safe operation.
The built-in circuit breaker cuts power instantly when brakes are applied.
Battery is vital for motor power; optimal performance is with a full, healthy battery.
Riders must complete a training course and hold a motorcycle license for traffic expertise.
Strictly follow traffic rules to prevent accidents and ensure safety.
Always wear a helmet and light-colored clothes for visibility and protection.
Ride carefully, do not underestimate conditions, and be cautious around large vehicles.
Do not use a mobile phone while riding to maintain focus and safety.
Manufacturer is not liable for damage from incorrect riding or non-standard assembly.
Fully charge the battery before the first-time use for optimal performance.
Always check and adjust motorcycle components like mirrors and tire pressure for comfort and safety.
Open cushion, turn circuit breaker ON, insert and twist key to ON position.
Verify brakes prevent forward movement when applied; tighten if loose.
Disengage parking brake via P switch, then test throttle for smooth return.
Check air pressure and tread on both front and rear tires for safety.
Ensure the battery has sufficient power for your travel before each use.
Test the burglar alarm by locking and attempting to move the vehicle.
Always check headlights, tail lights, high beam, and turn signals for proper function.
Refers to the digital display showing speed, gear, and battery status.
Location for the brake fluid, essential for braking system maintenance.
Controls for dimmer, turn signals, horn, headlight, gear, and parking brake disengagement.
Key ignition and steering lock mechanism for security and operation.
Features for carrying items and charging devices.
Shows the current gear selection numerically (1-3).
Displays battery level with 4 bars for full, warning at 1 (red).
Records and displays the total distance traveled in kilometers.
Shows the real-time speed of the motorcycle in km/h.
Controls high beam and low beam for headlights.
Activates left/right turn signals; press to cancel.
Press the button once to sound the horn.
Turns the headlights on or off.
Adjusts the motorcycle's gear between 1, 2, or 3.
Press the switch to release the parking brake.
Explains OFF position for no operation and ON position for engine and display activation.
Details steps to lock the steering for security.
Instructions to open the seat cushion using the mechanical key.
Locks the motorcycle and activates the burglar alarm.
Presses the button to activate the siren.
Unlocks the motorcycle; pressing it before riding prevents the siren.
Starts the engine without a mechanical key after disengaging the parking gear.
Ensure the key is OFF before connecting the charger.
Connect the charging cable to the charger under the cushion and then to a power outlet.
First charge is 6-8 hours; LED is red during charging, green when full. Avoid overcharging.
A fan operates during charging to reduce heat in the system.
Option to remove the power pack for charging at separate units.
Instructions for removing the adapter if the battery pack cannot be charged directly.
Ensure the built-in circuit breaker is in the ON position to start the engine.
Describes battery life (3 years at best condition, 1000 cycles) and degradation over time.
Defines 'normal use' as not discharging below 30% remaining charge before recharging.
Recharging after riding is recommended to reduce charging time and extend battery life.
Do not let the battery run out of power completely before recharging.
Charge the battery at least every 15 days to preserve its life.
Avoid storing or charging the battery in temperatures above 60 degrees Celsius.
Ensure all parts like brakes, throttle, and wheels are operating normally and undamaged.
Clean with a damp cloth; avoid direct water rinsing or high-pressure hoses to prevent electric shock.
The motor can operate in rain or flood up to 20-25 cm water level.
Avoid parking in flood areas for extended periods to protect motor lifespan.
General| Brand | Deco |
|---|---|
| Model | Hannah |
| Category | Motorcycle |
| Language | English |
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