PGO Big Max 90 - User Manual

Illustrates signaling procedures for left and right turns while riding.

Details precautions for wet roads, parked cars, and road work areas.

Emphasizes wearing safety gear and securing luggage to prevent imbalance.

Identifies and labels key components of the scooter using numbered diagrams.

Explains the location of the engine number and its importance for parts ordering.

Details the functions of the main switch (ON, OFF, LOCK) and proper parking procedures.

Describes the function and meaning of various indicator lights on the scooter.

Details the functions of switches on the handlebar, including lights, signals, horn, and starter.

Provides instructions on how to open and close the fuel tank cover securely.

Explains how to use the kick starter to start the engine as an alternative.

Details the procedure for locking the steering handle and its safety precautions.

Explains how to open and lock the seat using the key.

Details the location, capacity, and precautions for using the under-seat luggage compartment.

Lists essential checks before riding, including brakes, throttle, tires, and lights.

Covers checks for brake levers, oil level, and disk brake pads, including leak detection.

Explains how to check and adjust the throttle grip for smooth operation.

Details the importance of keeping lubricant full and the recommended type for emission control.

Explains the function of the air filter and recommends professional cleaning and checking.

Provides guidance on checking tire pressure, wear, and adjusting based on load and speed.

Details how to inspect tires for wear, damage, or punctures and when to seek dealer assistance.

Explains how to check tire groove depth and when to replace the tire for safety.

Instructs on checking the functionality of all lamps and signal lights.

Guides on checking the working condition of all switches, including headlamp and starter.

Provides notes on tank capacity and precautions for fueling, avoiding spills.

Advises acknowledging operational systems before riding and avoiding enclosed spaces for starting.

Details the steps for starting the engine using the main switch, brake lever, and starter button.

Recommends warming up the engine for 1-3 minutes before riding to protect it.

Outlines essential steps before riding, including checking mirrors and using signals.

Explains how to adjust speed by turning the throttle grip.

Details gradual braking and precautions for slippery surfaces or slopes.

Explains the importance of the first 1,000 km for engine break-in and recommended procedures.

Illustrates correct and incorrect parking methods, emphasizing safety for hot components.

Covers safety, checking, adjusting, lubricating, and environmental considerations for scooter care.

Explains the function of the EEC system and outlines periodical and non-periodical checking procedures.

Covers maintenance for the Catalyst Converter and general emission system components.

Provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling and cleaning the air cleaner element.

Explains how to check the spark plug condition and when to replace it.

Details the required clearance for front and rear brake levers and torque specifications.

Explains how to check brake lining wear using an indicator without removing the brake.

Details how to inspect the front brake using a viewing hole and indicator.

Explains how to check brake oil level, its importance, and the correct type to use.

Guides on visually and operationally checking the front fork for damage or leaks.

Provides instructions on locating, removing, and replacing a blown fuse safely.

Explains that the battery is sealed and warns against tampering with its seals.

Lists key dimensions, weight, and general type of the scooter.

Details engine type, capacity, air cleaner, fuel type, and spark plug specifications.

Lists bulb types, voltages, and quantities for various lamps and indicators.

Presents the complete electrical system wiring diagram for the scooter.