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8. Maintenance
As with any mechanical component, a vehicle is subject to high stresses and wear. The
various materials and components may react differently to wear or fatigue. If the
expected service life for a component has been exceeded, it may break suddenly,
therefore risking causing injuries to the user. Cracks, scratches, and discoloration in the
areas subject to high stresses indicate that the component has exceeded its service life
and should be replaced.
To ensure you get the best possible performance and experience from your electric
scooter, it is important to do regular maintenance for important parts of the product.
● Battery maintenance
● Bearings, Screws, Brakes and Wheels
● Storage and Cleaning
Your electric scooter will require some maintenance so please read and familiarize
yourself with this guide.
Battery maintenance
All batteries have a life cycle, and performance will decrease over time, however, here
are some advice to maximize the life span of the battery.
Make sure that the battery is charged at regular intervals, even if you do not use the
electric scooter for a long time. This is to prevent damage to the battery, caused by low
voltage over an extended period.
Avoid draining the battery completely. It is best to charge while there is still power on it.
This will extend battery life. If the battery is constantly depleted, it will damage the
battery (damaged battery caused by wrong handling are not covered by the warranty).
If riding the electric scooter in cold or very hot areas, the battery time can be lower than
when riding in temperatures from 15‐25° Celsius. This is not a failure on the batteries, but
normal behavior.
Please notice: Even a fully charged battery will run out of power if the electric scooter is
not used for a period. Expect a fully charged battery to keep power between 90 and 120
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