8.3
Before charging, please check whether the grid voltage
and outlet amperage are within the range supported by
the charger. (AC 85 ~250V/200~240V)Before charging,
please check whether the power load of the AC outlet
can meet the charger's power requirements.
When charging, please connect the charger output plug
to the battery pack first, then connect the charger input
plug to the AC grid power.
First, remove the dust cap A from the charging port, then
align the charger output port with the magnetic
charging port on the top cover of the battery to start
charging. The charger will turn off automatically when
the battery is fully charged. Please disconnect the power
supply for the charger first and then disconnect the
charging plug connected to the battery.
8.4
____CHARGING PRECAUTIONS____
When charging, please put the motorcycle or
battery pack in a safe place, beyond the reach of
children
Avoid using the battery pack when it has just
finished charging. After fully charged, disconnect
the charger before use. It is recommended to let
the battery stand for 10 minutes or more before
use
It is prohibited to cover the charger during
charging. The charger is for indoor use, please
use it in a dry and well-ventilated environment
Please replace the cover to the charging port of
the battery pack after charging is completed to
prevent dirt contamination
____________WARNING____________
Always charge the battery pack in a well-
ventilated environment and keep away from
any combustibles. Do not charge in rain.
The battery pack can only be charged with the
original charger or a charger specified by the
manufacturer. The use of unauthorized chargers
or accessories may cause damage, failure of
the battery pack or even personal injury, or
fire.
Do not charge the battery pack below 0℃
(32°F), otherwise it will damage the battery
pack. The battery pack can be charged again
after its temperature rises back above 0℃
(32°F). The maximum allowable charging
temperature of the battery pack is less than
55°C (131°F). If the temperature of the battery
pack exceeds this value, it can only be charged
after being allowed to cool below 55°C (131°F).
The battery pack will discharge and heat up
Power Supply and Charging Power Supply and Charging
rapidly after heavy riding. Even if the ambient
temperature is low, the battery pack internal
temperature may still be high.
Never “heat up” your battery by put your battery
close to heater or open fire, never “force cool
“your battery by immersion in water, ice, or
placing in a freezer as the temperature mismatches
between the outside and inside of the battery
can cause excessive mechanical stresses or other
serious accident. The battery pack may not be
able to be charged immediately after high
power output or high temperature operation.
Charging should begin after the battery pack
has cooled for 30 minutes or more.
battery pack at an ambient temperature of
10°C(50°F) ~ 30°C(86°F)
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