Blimo Solax Transformer, Manual

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CHARGING THE BATTERY
Charging
input
Before charging, always make sure that your Sloax scoo-
ter is turned off, that is, the ignition key is set to the OFF
position.
You can find the battery charging input on the back of the
scooter, below the seat. First, plug the charger into a wall
socket, then open the rubber cover on the connector and
attach the metal charger head to the connector on the
scooter.
Pay attention to the pins on the charger charging head and
fit them into the holes on the scooter charging connector.
The charger may need to be pressed slightly to secure it to
the charging connector, but do not use force.
The diode in the charger’s transformer indicates the charge
status.
When the light is red, the battery is charging.
When the light turns green, the battery is full and the char-
ger can be disconnected from the scooter.
Also disconnect the charger from the wall outlet.
It is advisable to disconnect the charger from the scooter
shortly after charging is complete.
Do not keep the charger attached to the scooter for more
than 24 hours at a time.
The battery reaches its full capacity after a few full charges. So it is normal for the battery
range to be slightly defective at first, and it is therefore particularly important to fully charge
the battery the first five times it is charged.
Charging time depends on how you use your device.
If the battery has sinked below 30%, normal charging takes about 12 hours, while if the scooter
has been driven less, it naturally takes less time to charge. You can see the charger transfor-
mer’s diode color when charging is complete and the battery is full.
We recommend charging the battery after each use.
HOW TO MAXIMIZE BATTERY RANGE AND LIFE
1. Charge the battery after each use.
2. Disconnect the charger from the scooter when the battery is fully charged.
3. Keep at least the battery at a constant indoor temperature when the scooter is not in use.
4. Charge the battery regularly for a longer period of storage, about once a month.
5. Drive your scooter at as steady a speed as possible and avoid multiple stops and acceleration
situations.
6. Low or medium speed consumes less battery than full speed.
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