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NOTICE:
You should connect the charger plug to the bike first and then plug it into the electrical outlet. Ensure a firm connection to prevent
loose connections, which may trigger the charger's self-protection feature. In case of a loose connection, unplug the charger and plug
it back in to ensure a stable connection
To disconnect the charger: Remove the electrical plug first, and then unplug the charger plug.
4.12.3.
Charger Indications
The charger uses lights to indicate its status:
Red light illuminated: Charging in progress.
Green light illuminated: Battery is full, or the charger is not connected to the bike.
4.12.4.
Usage Tips
If the green light is on, it means the battery is fully charged. Disconnect the AC plug and then unplug the charger.
After a Lithium-ion battery is fully charged to 100%, it continues to charge with a small current until the light turns green to help
the battery achieve maximum capacity and extend its lifespan.
If the HMI display doesn't light up after turning on the bike, press the power button on the battery to activate it.
4.13.
Lithium-ion Battery
4.13.1.
Overview of Lithium-ion Battery
The Lithium-ion battery is located under the saddle and can be removed from the bike.
Safety information:
Do not attempt to disassemble or open the inside of the battery or subject the battery to physical stress (even if the battery is
damaged).
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