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Company that manufactures and distributes personal mobility since 1999.
Worldwide electric scooter brand known for dual drive and suspension technology.
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Product is not waterproof; avoid water to prevent malfunction or fire.
Be careful of body parts getting caught in folding or spinning parts to avoid severe injuries.
Stunts, jumps, and self-tuning of electric parts are prohibited.
Adhere to traffic laws; product is for single adult use; avoid high speeds for beginners.
Avoid sudden braking with the front brake and accelerating downhill.
Avoid steep slopes; lift product correctly to prevent damage and injury.
Wear helmets and protective gear; use appropriate footwear.
Night driving, mode selection, turning, backward movement, and prohibited road conditions.
Rules for interacting with other transport, handling obstacles, and braking methods.
Be aware of heat from motor/brake and avoid one-handed riding or riding with kickstand down.
Specifications for the scooter's size in both unfolded and folded states.
Identification of parts on the handlebar, including brake levers and throttle.
Labels for major components of the scooter's body frame.
Identification of handlebar stem, post, LED bar, and front components.
Labels for fenders, lights, motor, and wheels.
List of items included in the product packaging for user verification.
Caution on lifting the product from the box to prevent damage and accidents.
Instructions for attaching and adjusting the instrument panel and brake.
Recording the serial number for warranty, purchase history, and identification.
Step-by-step guide on folding the scooter, including index pin release, handle engagement, and securing the fold.
Instructions for powering on the instrument panel and its initial functions.
Proper posture and foot placement for stable and safe riding.
How to use the throttle and brakes for acceleration and stopping.
Critical checks before riding and warnings about throttle malfunctions.
Explanation of the rear drum brake and its interaction with the Electric ABS function.
Guidance on gentle braking and the role of ABS in speed reduction.
Advice on checking brake components and understanding ABS limitations for safe braking.
How to adjust the speed step settings on the instrument panel for different riding modes.
Overview of modes like TRIP, ODO, CHA, VOL, TIME and their descriptions.
Accessing and modifying advanced settings (P0-P9, PA-Pd) on the instrument panel.
Detailed explanation of various settings like speed unit, start method, and ABS.
How to activate, use, and end the automatic cruise control function.
Safety warnings and tips for using the cruise control feature effectively.
Adjusting the electronic brake from off to maximum intensity.
How to enable/disable ABS, its effect on electronic brake, and its operational principle.
Warnings about potential part loosening due to ABS vibration and its impact.
Understanding fault codes, diagnoses, and solutions displayed on the dashboard.
How to turn on the LED lamp located on the left side of the deck.
Using the remote control to manage LED brightness, speed, and color modes.
Steps for connecting the charger and interpreting charging status indicators.
Crucial safety precautions regarding charger use, prohibited locations, and electrical hazards.
Protect batteries from elements and understand performance factors like temperature.
Guidelines for safe charging, proper storage locations, and temperature limits.
Actions for damage, overheating, misuse, and water inflow prevention.
Proper disposal procedures and prohibition of battery disassembly.
Detailed checks for throttle, handle, brakes, tires, and folding parts before riding.
List of critical situations requiring immediate stop and contact with service center.
Identifying consumable parts and their recommended replacement cycles.
Inspecting for damage from the environment and signs of fatigue breakdown.
Information on metal vibration, heat risks, and potential bolt loosening from ABS.
How to adjust drum brakes as the brake pads wear out.
Detailed instructions for removing and replacing front and rear suspension components.
Detailed specifications for motor, battery, dimensions, performance, and materials.
General| Tire Size | 8.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Suspension | Front and rear suspension |
| Water Resistance | IP54 |
| Range | 40-60 km |
| Weight | 22 kg |
| Max Load | 220 lbs (100 kg) |
| Lights | Front and rear LED lights |
| Charging Time | 6 hours |
| Battery Options | 52V 13Ah |
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