We want you to have the best ride possible all the time, but sometimes tech-
nology doesn’t always behave the way we expect it to. If at any time you have
any issues with your M1, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us via support.
inboardtechnology.com. Here are some quick troubleshooting tips if you’re
experiencing an issue.
My M1 and RFLX remote don’t seem to be working:
1. Power cycle the M1. Unplug the PowerShift Battery from the M1, counting
to “ten”, and then plug it back in again.
2. Check that the PowerShift Battery is plugged into the M1 correctly and
that the M1 is powered on (Headlights & Taillights flash on)
3. Check the PowerShift Battery is charged. If not:
• Press the Power Gauge button on the battery, if none of the Power
Gauge LED’s light up, it might need to be charged.
4. Check that the RFLX Remote is charged. If not:
• Press & hold the Power button, if it doesn’t light up and beep, it
might need to be plugged in and charged.
5. You may need to Re-Pair the RFLX Remote with the M1. To force a
Re-Pairing:
• Turn the RFLX Remote o
• On the powered on M1 do the pairing tap (Take Three fingers to the
M1 Touch Sync Area, Tap the Touch Sync, Then Tap and hold three
fingers). The lights should dim on the M1 to indicate this happened
correctly.
• Now unplug the PowerShift battery and remove it from your M1. The
M1 & RFLX remote will be completely powered o now.
• Now plug the PowerShift Battery back into the M1
• Turn-on the RFLX remote
• On the powered on M1 do the pairing tap again (Take Three fingers to
the M1 Touch Sync Area, Tap the Touch Sync, Then Tap and hold three
fingers). The lights should dim on the M1 to indicate this happened
correctly.
TROUBLESHOOTING
CLEANING YOUR M1
NOTE: For questions about cleaning the M1, visit www.support.inboardtechnology.com
• Keep the sealing gasket around the Battery Bay clean and free of debris.
• Keep the Battery Bay clean and free of debris to make sure the Power-
Shift Battery slides in and out with ease.
• If there is a need to free the motors of any debris, gently use compressed
air to clean it.
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