Need help?Do you have a question about the wayscral TAKEAWAY E100 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Category | Electric Scooter |
|---|---|
| Motor Power | 250W |
| Max Speed | 25 km/h |
| Max Load | 100 kg |
| Charging Time | 4-5 hours |
| Foldable | Yes |
| Brake Type | Electric brake |
Essential checks and recommendations for safe operation before riding your power-assisted bicycle.
Guidance on correctly positioning safety features like lights, bell, and helmet for optimal visibility and protection.
Information on the bicycle's bell, its placement, and audibility range for signaling.
Emphasis on the importance and mandatory use of helmets, especially for younger riders and passengers.
Step-by-step instructions for adjusting V-brakes, including pad alignment and clearance for optimal braking.
Procedure for replacing worn V-brake pads to maintain effective braking performance.
Guidance on checking wheel rims for wear, damage, or warping that could compromise safety.
How to adjust derailleur limit screws (H & L) for proper chain positioning on sprockets.
Procedure for adjusting rear derailleur cable tension using the barrel adjuster for smooth gear changes.
Instructions for cleaning the bicycle, emphasizing avoiding high-pressure water and using mild soap.
Importance of lubricating moving parts like the chain, sprockets, and cable sheaths to prevent corrosion.
Table detailing recommended torque values for various bicycle components to ensure secure fastening.
Schedule and guidelines for professional reviews and maintenance checks at specific mileage intervals.
How to start the bicycle and engage the electric pedal assistance via the main switch and display.
Instructions for turning the LED display on and off, and what indicators signify.
Understanding the LED indicators for battery charge levels and what they signify for immediate charging needs.
Guide to selecting one of the six assistance levels for optimal performance based on terrain and user effort.
How to use the 'assisted start' function for easier starting, which limits speed to 6 km/h.
Instructions on how to check the current charge level of the bicycle's battery using the indicator LEDs.
Procedure for turning the battery unit on and off, and its effect on power supply to the bicycle.
Step-by-step guide for securely installing and removing the battery pack from the bicycle's rear rack.
Overview of operational factors influencing the bicycle's battery range, such as user weight, terrain, and assistance level.
Information on standard wear items and the recommendation to replace them with identical components.
Guidance on common problems and recommended solutions, advising professional contact for electrical issues.
To Next Page
