Required Tools (not included):
Scissors or wire cutters•
10mm open-end or box wrench •
(may be needed)
Included in your parts box:
Toolkit (4+5mm combo hex wrench, •
13+15mm combo open-end wrench)
Touch-up paint•
Reectors (if not already installed)•
Assembly will take about 30 minutess
Scooter won’t turn on (no lights
on throttle)
• 5-minute auto shutoff feature may have activated; turn scooter
off then on again
• Battery not charged
• Battery may not be connected from factory. Remove your
scooter’s deck plate using the thumb screw under the on/off
switch, connect the battery, then replace the deck plate
• The scooter’s fuse may be blown. See your owner’s manual for
more information on locating and replacing this fuse, or call our
Customer Service line for help
Brakes rub when riding • Some brake noise is normal and will not detract from your
scooter’s performance
• If the brake rubbing is severe, you can re-adjust the brakes,
referring to owner’s manual and to the small manufacturer’s
booklet attached to the brake itself.
Can someone help me with...? Call the Currie Technologies technical and customer service
department at 1-800-377-4532
Electrical System
Basic Troubleshooting
Your electric scooter comes with a 24 volt sealed lead-acid (SLA) battery. This type of
battery does not have a memory, and riding on a partial charge will not affect its capacity
or performance (you can safely test ride the scooter after assembly, although it won’t be
fully charged.). Recommended charge time for this type of battery is 4-6 hours.
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