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General| Brand | URBANGLIDE |
|---|---|
| Model | RIDE 80XL/PRO |
| Category | Scooter |
| Language | English |
Essential protective gear recommendations for safe operation, including helmets and appropriate footwear.
Safety guidelines for users, including age restrictions, weight limits, and avoiding hot components.
Operational rules for safe riding, traffic awareness, and environmental considerations.
Guidelines for battery storage temperatures and responsible end-of-life disposal.
Instructions for proper storage, cleaning, and component checks to ensure longevity.
Information on transporting the product, with specific notes on lithium battery regulations.
Step-by-step guide on how to start, accelerate, brake, and perform pre-ride checks.
Important information regarding the safe recycling of lithium batteries.
Identification of major parts of the scooter, such as lights, display, and controls.
Procedure for powering the scooter on and off, including an automatic shut-off feature.
Methods for adjusting and controlling the scooter's speed using its interface.
How to effectively use the scooter's braking system for stopping.
Instructions on how to activate the scooter's audible warning signal.
Guide on operating the scooter's front-facing LED light for visibility.
Detailed steps for adjusting the handlebar height for optimal user comfort.
Comprehensive instructions with visual aids on how to fold the scooter for storage or transport.
Comprehensive instructions with visual aids on how to unfold the scooter for use.
A complete guide to preparing, starting, and riding the scooter safely.
Specific caution regarding the proper use of the rear brake at high speeds.
Detailed steps for connecting and monitoring the charging process for the scooter's battery.
Solutions for common issues where the scooter fails to power on or operate.
Troubleshooting steps for intermittent operational problems.
Addressing sudden shutdowns due to overload, power issues, or blown fuses.
Diagnosing and resolving issues causing reduced speed, like weight or terrain.
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