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Any load attached to the handlebars may change the riding behaviour and lead to accidents.
The scooter’s maximum load must also be taken into account here.
Do not touch the motor or the brake discs after riding. These parts may be very hot and
cause burns.
Do not jump over obstacles or down curbs or steps with the Egret electric scooter. This
causes extreme loads on the scooter and may cause component failures, falls and injuries.
Carry your Egret electric scooter over these and other obstacles.
Never misuse the Egret electric scooter (e.g. for jumps, stunts or tricks). This may lead to
serious falls and injuries.
Keep the packaging (plastic and box) away from children. Children may swallow and choke
on these items or parts of them.
Before and after every ride, check that there is no play in the locked folding mechanism.
General information
Do not use the Egret electric scooter in temperatures below 0°C or above 40°C. Excessively
low or high temperatures may damage the electronics and mechanics.
Temperatures below 10°C, hills and heavy loads lead to a reduction in range, lower top
speeds and increased loading on the motor and electronics.
If the Egret electric scooter’s battery is at, it must be charged immediately after the ride.
This can otherwise cause an irreparable fault (deep discharging) or a greatly reduced opera-
tional life span. This is not covered by the warranty or guarantee.
Ideally, you should charge your scooter in a dry indoor area with a moderate ambient tem-
perature, on a re-resistant, electrically non-conductive surface. Connect the power supply
unit to the socket rst and then to the Egret electric scooter. Do not leave the power supply
unit connected to the scooter for more than 24 hours. This may otherwise damage the
electronics or the power supply unit.
Before each ride, check that your lights are working properly and switch them on promptly
in the dark. This ensures that you can be seen.
Store your Egret electric scooter at room temperature (22°C) with the battery at least half
full in a dry place that is protected against direct sun. Charge it to 50 – 75% at least every
60 days to avoid deep discharge. If you do not, this may impair the life span of electrical and
mechanical components and even result in a fault.
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