Opening
Cleaning and storage:
If any dirt gets onto the scooter body, wipe it off with a damp cloth. If dirt/stains cannot be
removed, apply toothpaste on top, brush with a toothbrush, then wipe with a damp cloth. If
there are scratches on the plastic components, use glass-paper or another kind of abrasive
material to remove them. Notes: Do not clean the scooter with alcohol, petrol, kerosene or
other corrosive or volatile chemical solvents in order to avoid serious damage. Do not wash the
scooter with high-pressure water jets. When cleaning, make sure the scooter is turned off, the
charging cable is disconnected and the rubber cap is closed as water leakage could result in
electric shock or other serious problems. When the scooter is not in use, store it indoors in a
dry and cool place. Do not store it outdoors for an extended period of time. Excessive sunlight,
overheating and excessive cold will accelerate tyre ageing and compromise the life of both the
scooter and battery.
Battery maintenance:
1. Do not use batteries of other models or brands, as they may pose a safety risk.
2. Do not dismantle, crush or puncture the product. Do not touch the battery contacts. Do not
dismantle or puncture the outer casing. Avoid contact of the product with water and fire and
do not expose it to temperatures above 50 °C (including heat sources such as stoves, heating,
etc.). Avoid contact between metal objects and battery contacts to prevent short circuits,
physical damage or death.
3. Water infiltration into the battery can cause damage to internal circuits, risk of fire or explo-
sion. If you have any doubt that there is water seepage into the battery, stop using the battery
immediately and return it to the after-sales service at your dealer for inspection.
4. Use only the original charging power supply to avoid potential damage or fire.
14. DAILY MAINTENANCE AND CARE
Release the rod
by pressing on
the fender
Place the handlebar
rod in an upright
Close the quick-
release lever
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