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Before removing or putting the battery pack on the scooter, make sure it is not charging nor has the key in the ignition.
The charger (600W) is part of the battery pack, so all you need to charge the battery is a power point and the cable. It uses convection cooling.
- To connect, first plug in the IEC contact (scooter or battery) and then plug into the power grid. It is important to fully charge the battery after it has been
partially used 3 or 4 times.
- To disconnect, first unplug from the power grid and then unplug the IEC contact. The charging process can be stopped at any time. Plus, the control system
will stop charging the battery when it is at 100%.
If the battery temperature is under 0°C or over 55°C (due to improper use), it won’t charge.
If plugged in when too cold, an internal heater will switch on until it reaches 15°C. This heater works when
plugged into the grid and allows the power to be transferred at the right temperature. This, however, has
an impact on charge time, which will take longer than if the temperature conditions are within the normal
range.
For cold regions and seasons, we recommend keeping the battery plugged into the grid so the heater can
warm the cells and keep them at the right temperature for the scooter to be used normally.
* To keep the battery warranty valid, you must fully charge (to 100%) the battery at least once a month. If you know you won’t be using it for a while, it is
important to leave the battery with enough charge so that it doesn’t reach critical levels. Batteries that fall below a certain level of voltage no longer work on
their own, meaning they can’t be charged and must be taken to an Official Service Centre.
IMPORTANT!
Charge the battery completely once
every 30 days to keep warranty
valid*.
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