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7-3 Riding

Hazardous ways of riding

:$51,1*

There is a risk of death or serious injury.

Do not ride as shown below.

Helmet

No arm crossing in
front of or behind
your body

Jump onto or jump

on

Feet together

On one leg

Backward

Sideway

Squat or sit

Tight and short
shoelaces

Elbow guards

Long sleeves

Long pants

Gloves (free
hands)

Knee guards

Keep feet slightly apart

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Summary of Contents for WALKCAR

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Page 2: ...g 6 7 Riding 8 8 Cleaning 14 9 Inspecting Front wheels 2 pieces 14 10 Changing the Tires 15 11 Storing 16 12 Disposing 16 13 Troubleshooting 17 14 Questions and Answers 18 15 LED Lighting Patterns 19 16 Speciﬁcati ons of this Product 20 17 Warranty Repair and Replacement 21 18 Inquiry Customer Desk 23 19 Certiﬁcation 23 20 Trademarks and Changes to the Speciﬁcations 23 ...

Page 3: ...iding position Anyone under the age of 16 must ride under the supervision of an adult Do not use this product if any of the following conditions apply People who have medical conditions that put them at risk from strenuous exercise People who have problems with motor skills to maintain balance People under the inﬂuence of alcohol or drugs People during pregnancy Weight including personal belonging...

Page 4: ...s near a ﬁre Do not put stickers or paint on the riding board surface Do not put this product into a ﬁre or heat it Do not put nails into this product or subject it to physical shocks Do not disassemble or modify this product We shall not be held responsible for any injury or damage caused by failure to follow the instruc tions in this manual The following symbols explain the nature of the safety ...

Page 5: ... it for the storage of this product 3 Items Included in the Package 4 Names of Parts 6OLS VWRSSHUV 5LGLQJ ERDUG 5HDU ZKHHOV URQW ZKHHOV ULS 0HDQLQJV RI SURGXFW ODEHO V PEROV QOHW IRU SRZHU SOXJ QOHW FRYHU 3RZHU EXWWRQ 6HULDO 1R 5HDG 86 5 0 18 ZHOO DQG XVH FRUUHFWO HDU SUR WHFWLRQ 1R GLVDVVHPEO GHVWUXFWLRQ PRGLrFDWLRQ Main unit Charger and charging cable USER MANUAL this manual ...

Page 6: ...s free of debris and dust Use a power plug suited to the standard When using a power strip keep within the allowable range Do not charge with a power supply that exceeds the speciﬁed voltage 240 V Do not charge the battery during lightening If you notice any abnormalities such as unusual odors or smoke stop charging and contact the customer desk Charging procedure 5 Charging 3 2 1 LED Inlet Charge...

Page 7: ...arrying Placing Lift WALKCAR by holding its grip Let it cool down before you store it after use Place it on a ﬂat surface with the grip side up There is a risk of injury Hold it by the grip and do not let it drop Carry it in a bag etc as much as possible Do not touch around the front wheel until it has cooled down as it becomes hot during use Also do not store it while it is hot Do not leave this ...

Page 8: ...mal mode max 10 km h 1 LED Left side lights ON Press the power button 1 MORE time Sport mode max 15 km h 2 LEDs light ON Press the power button 1 MORE time Power OFF LEDs light OFF Turning the power OFF Press the power button 1 time to turn the power OFF after use 6 2 Before Riding LEDs LED ON LED ON LEDs ON Power button Power button Power button Power button Walking assist mode Normal mode Sport ...

Page 9: ... load that aﬀects your balance In bad weather such as rain snow and strong winds When the road surface is wet or icy When the road surface is hot When the road is crowded or busy with traf ﬁc While walking your pet While going up or down the stairs While going on a downhill While wearing short pants or a skirt While wearing long or loose accessories When barefooted or wearing socks or stockings on...

Page 10: ... Press the power button and check that the LED is lit See 15 LED Lighting Patterns for details 2 Place WALKCAR on a ﬂat surface 3 Check the following points Riding board is level If the riding board is not level push it forward and turn the rear wheels to the back and restore the level position No liquid or dirt has adhered to the riding board Inlet cover for the power plug is closed Sneakers with...

Page 11: ... Hazardous ways of riding 51 1 There is a risk of death or serious injury Do not ride as shown below Helmet No arm crossing in front of or behind your body Jump onto or jump on Feet together On one leg Backward Sideway Squat or sit Tight and short shoelaces Elbow guards Long sleeves Long pants Gloves free hands Knee guards Keep feet slightly apart ...

Page 12: ...s in WALKCARⓇ WALKCARⓇ senses weight by 4 built in sensors see the ﬁgure to make movements Starting ON ON ON ON WALKCARⓇ starts when all the sensors are turned ON WALKCARⓇ moves forward only Stopping Normal stopping Keep slowing down until it stops turn oﬀ either sensor on the front See Slowing down on the next page Emergency stopping Get oﬀ WALKCARⓇ It stops immediately when all the sensors are t...

Page 13: ...e 10 km h in Normal mode or 15 km h in Sport mode Slowing down ON ON ON ON ON ON Speed decreases when you raise your either toe turning oﬀ the corresponding sensor If you keep decreasing speed it keeps dropping until a complete stop You can raise either your left or right toe to slow down in the same way 7 5 Riding Front Front Front Back Back OR Back ...

Page 14: ...up and slowing down by turning on and oﬀ the sensors on the front ON You can keep con stant speed or make slight adjustments by speeding up and slowing down re peatedly When not riding stopped Shift your weight to the left or right to turn Twist your upper body in the turning direction Slightly bend your knee in the turning direction If you feel unusual vibration rattling difficulty in turning or ...

Page 15: ... part Use a leather cleaner to clean the handle part Do not clean in any of the following ways Cleaning with alcohol gasoline acetone or other corrosive or volatile solvents Cleaning with a pressure washer or pressure hose Inspect WALKCARⓇ as described below Before each use and the ﬁrst use after storage Tires are not worn peeled cracked or chipped The main unit does not tilt abnormally when it is...

Page 16: ...he tires Be sure to use genuine tires For details contact the customer desk Front wheels Inside peeled Outside peeled Cracked Chipped Bulged Rear wheels WALKCARⓇ ʼ s rear tires wear more on the inside as it travels However this is due to the characteristics of the product and does not indicate a problem If you feel diﬃculty or staggering when making turns or unstableness while riding replace the t...

Page 17: ...st Inappropriate condition for storing Outdoors or where there is much dust Where there is direct sunlight Inside a vehicle Where humidity is high or condensation is likely Where there is potential for ﬂooding Where temperature is too high or too low 87 21 There is a risk of electric shock Do not disassemble this product There is a risk of electric shock This product is equipped with a lithium ion...

Page 18: ... heard The tires may be worn or damaged To replace the tires for a fee contact the customer desk A strange odor or smoke is generated from the main unit A failure may have occurred with the electrical compo nent Stop using this product and contact the customer desk The front wheels do not stop or the power can not be turned OFF The drive system may have an error or failure Wait until the front whe...

Page 19: ...he charger ﬂashes in red and will not charge Charging has been stopped by a protection function Disconnect the charger from the outlet and connect it again If the problem per sists contact the customer desk Can I move backward WALKCARⓇ moves forward only How do I get an additional charger and charging cable Contact the customer desk How do I replace the worn wheels front and rear Contact the custo...

Page 20: ...ode Normal Charge level is under 20 ON 1 LED right Normal mode Normal Charge level is under 20 ON 2 LEDs Sport mode Normal Charge level is under 20 Charging Normal Charge level is 90 to under 100 FLASH 1 LED left Walking assist mode Normal Charge level is 0 FLASH 1 LED right Normal mode Normal Charge level is 0 FLASH 2 LEDs Sport mode Normal Charge level is 0 Repeat OFF 1 ON 2 ON Charging Normal C...

Page 21: ...eed 15 km h Sport mode 10 km h Normal mode 6 km h Walking assisr mode Max Output 600 W Rated Output 260 W Energy Rechargeable Battery Lithium ion Li ion 68 Wh Full Charge Time 60 minutes Travel Distance on Full Charge 7 km Walking assist mode 7 km Normal mode 5 km Sport mode 60 kg load in our test environment Required Power 100 to 240 V 50 60 Hz ...

Page 22: ... ensure the quality of this product However if a defect occurs while using the product per contents of the USER MANUAL during the warranty period 12 months from the date of shipment the product will be repaired or replaced free of charge There may be scratches or stains on the outer box or packing material during delivery In rare cases such as these we may not handle it as a defective product unle...

Page 23: ...damage lightning earthquake tsunami or eruption Failures or damages due to excessive impact from falling slipping or collision or the like while riding Failures or damages due to improper handling during transportation or travel by the customer Wear and damage of consumables tires and deterioration of the battery Failures or damages due to natural wear and tear rust mildew humidiﬁcation rot deteri...

Page 24: ... companies described in this document are the property of their respective companies cocoa motors Inc does not claim any rights in the trademarks of other companies Some of the features described in this document may not apply to your product cocoa motors Inc reserves the right to change the speciﬁcations of this product and the contents of USER MANUAL 18 Inquiry Customer Desk 19 Certiﬁcation 20 T...

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