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6.5.6 Operation method of the charger and considerations
(1) Operation method
A. When charging, plug in the plug of cell box first, then that of electric supply
AC220V. When charging is complete, take the counter procedures, that is unplug
the plug of electric supply AC220V, then that of cell box.
B. During normal charging, the indicator light of the charger shows red. When fully
charged, it will show green.
C. If charging ambient temperature is too high, the red light will flash, which
indicates that the charger is in the temperature protection state. Please take the
charger to a cool or well-ventilated place. When the inside temperature of the
charge lowers to 60

, normal charging occurs.

(2) Consideration
A. The charger can only be used indoors. User must take care of the charger and
battery.
B. Charging in a closed space or under scorching sun or at a high temperature
environment is strictly prohibited. Do not put the charger on a seat cask or inside
the rear compartment for charging.
C. In case of no charging, do not connect the charger to an AC power supply
without load for a long time.
D. During charging, if the indicator light is abnormal, there is abnormal smell or
the housing of the charger is too hot, please stop charging immediately, and
repair or replace the charger.
E. Do not disassemble or replace the devices inside the charger by yourself.
F. Do not charge the charger that has been fully charged.
G. Do not use the charger in an environment with flammable gas, otherwise
explosion or fire will be caused.
H. Do not place the charger near water source or wet it, otherwise fire or electric
shock may occur.
I. In the event that inside parts are exposed due to charger damage caused by
collision, etc., do not touch them with hands, otherwise you may be injured due
to electric shock.
6.5.7 Operation method of the cell and considerations
(1) Charging
A. Make sure to charge using the charger specifically equipped by our company.
Irregular or non-conforming chargers may reduce the longevity of the cell or
invalid the cell.
B. The cell that has been fully discharged (the scooter stop running) can be
charged with more than 95% of electricity within 2-3h, and can be fully charged
within 3-4h.
C. During charging, neither the positive end nor negative end is allowed to be
contacted with metal.
D. After leaving factory, the cell’s electricity is about 80%. Please use it to 0%

Summary of Contents for E-ODIN 2.0

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION E ODIN 2 0 www dayimotor com ...

Page 2: ...the electric scooter 9 6 2 Are you ready to ride 9 6 3 Pre ride inspection 9 6 4 Safe riding precautions 9 6 5 Method for correct operation 10 6 5 1 Riding method 10 6 5 2 Parking method 10 6 5 3 Operation method for electricity indication 10 6 5 4 Operation method for power supply lock 10 6 5 5 Turning handle speed governing handle 10 6 5 6 Operation method of the charger and considerations 10 6 ...

Page 3: ...ou are operating the scooter is a very important aspect This information will alert you to potential hazards that could harm you or others It is not possible to warn you about all possible hazards associated with operating and maintaining a scooter You must use your own good judgment The scooter can provide you many years of service and pleasure provide you take responsibility for safety properly ...

Page 4: ...isions and ride safety WARNING Take Time to Learn and Practice Practice in a safe area until build your skills and get accustomed to this scooter s size and weight WARNING Keep Away from Moving Parts of the scooter Never place your hands or any other body part near any moving part of the scooter Failure to adhere to this warning many cause physical harm to your body WARNING Skidding or Sliding In ...

Page 5: ...local laws when you ride it CAUTION Please do not charge battery indoors 3 Operating controls and component locations When you ride your scooter on road you need to be able to operate the handle brakes and other controls without stopping to look at them Please read this section carefully you ride your scooter This section of the manual will describe the function location and operation of all the b...

Page 6: ...40 70 17 aluminum tyre 5 Front brake Double hydraulic front disc brake with ventilated discs and EABS Rear brake Hydraulic rear disc brake with ventilated disc and EABS 6 Max speed 100 km hr 7 Distance Range E odin 2 0 210KM 8 Max Loading E odin 2 0 296kg 9 Battery E odin 2 0 72V 100AH Lithium Battery 10 Charging Time E odin 2 0 10 hours 11 Motor 6000W ...

Page 7: ...ht on the headlight Display will show 5 2 LED front turn light The turn lights will be lighted when turn on the turn lights switch 5 3 Turn Handle Brake Turn Handle and brake adjust the Speed 5 4 Switch The Far and near light will be lighted when You turn on the Far and near light switch The turn light will be lighted when you ...

Page 8: ...5 6 Turn rear light The turn lights will be lighted when turn On the turn lights switch The brake light will be lighted when brake 5 7 Shock absorption Front Double hydraulic front disc brake with ventilated discs and EABS Rear Hydraulic rear disc brake with ventilated disc and EABS 5 8 Front dual Brake disc When you brake they work together on the wheel 5 9 Shock absorption It is real airbag hydr...

Page 9: ...also strongly recommend that you 1 Are in good physical and mental condition 2 Are free of alcohol and other drugs 6 2 Are you ready to ride Before each and every ride you take it is extremely important that you inspect the scooter and make sure any problems you find are corrected A pre ride inspection is a must WARNING Improperly maintaining your scooter or failing to correct a problem before rid...

Page 10: ...edestrians around Park it to the right side of flat road slowly do not park it on a slope 2 After parking it stably turn the power supply lock rightwards to pull it out and take it down and then lock the scooter with a lock 6 5 3 Operation method for electricity indication 1 After the power supply lock is connected the voltage indicator light will be turned on There are several electricity indicat...

Page 11: ...ng time D During charging if the indicator light is abnormal there is abnormal smell or the housing of the charger is too hot please stop charging immediately and repair or replace the charger E Do not disassemble or replace the devices inside the charger by yourself F Do not charge the charger that has been fully charged G Do not use the charger in an environment with flammable gas otherwise expl...

Page 12: ...nfiguration of the controller motor horn lighting facility etc of the scooter all will cause the cell to discharge at high current At this time the cell will stop output for protection but will recover within 10s which will not have any effect on your driving D Working temperature range of the cell 10 55 Like other cells its available energy will reduce with the rise of the temperature which is a ...

Page 13: ...rts of tyres contacted with ground The normal pressure of front and rear tyre is 1 5kg cm2 F Check whether the front and rear wheel shaft become loose 5 Common fault and removal method Number Fault Causes Removal method 1 Speed governing fault or max speed decreased 1 Too low voltage 2 Speed governing turning handle damaged 3 The spring inside speed governing turning handle got stuck or failure 1 ...

Page 14: ...r scooter in perfect operating condition is absolutely essential to your safety It is also the best way to protect your investment get maximum performance avoid breakdowns and have more fun To help keep your scooter well maintained this section includes a maintenance schedule for required servicing and step by step instructions on how to perform specific maintenance tasks Careful pre ride inspecti...

Page 15: ...y when you ride in wet or dusty conditions E ODIN 2 0 Maintenance Chart Each Use 1st Mouth or 20Hrs Every 3 Mouths or 50Hrs Every 6 Mouths or 100Hrs Every Year or 300Hrs Check Brakes Check all nuts and bolts for tightness x Check Adjust idle Speed x 9 Basic maintenance procedures Tyres Air Pressure Properly inflated tyres will provide you with the best combination of handling tread life and riding...

Page 16: ...an even cause you an accident Take the time to inspect your tyres and wheels before you ride For more information about handling a flat tyre refer to the section of this manual titled Resolving the Unexpected Inspect the tyre carefully for bumps or bulges in the sidewall of the tyre and inside of the threads Replace any tyres that have bumps or bulges in them Look closely for cuts slits or cracks ...

Page 17: ...cooter by the customer In some cases replacement parts may have to be shipped from overseas and can take up to 8 weeks for delivery Limited Warranty is not transferable and if valid for original purchase only WARRANTY CLAIMS All warranty claims must be accompanied with the following information and attachments ...

Page 18: ... warranty claim please visit your local dealer SERVICE MANUAL NAME OF SERVICE PERSON DATE OF SERVICE HOURS OF SERVICE SIGNATURES 12 After Sales service welcome to join our SNS group our tech team will solve your problems online 24hours 7days Dayimotor Users Group www facebook com groups 131167625640690 DAYI motor EEC www facebook com DAYI motor EEC 102250708652534 ...

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