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Solar Panels

Avoid placing excessive weight on the solar panels - any cracks, scratches or scuff s on the 

tempered glass covering the solar panel aff ects light harnessing effi  caciency. For optimal 

use of the solar panel, place the scooter in an area without obstructions from direct sun-

light. The solar panel on the Photon has an output of 28V 0.23A, or an equivalent of 6.4W. 

Please note that these fi gures are based on theoretical maximums and ideal weather con-

ditions.

Warning

Avoid placing excessive weight on the solar panels - any cracks, scratches or scuff s on the 

tempered glass covering the solar panel aff ects light harnessing effi  caciency. For optimal 

use of the solar panel, place the scooter in an area without obstructions from direct sun-

light.

Drive Belt Adjustment and Replacement

Periodic adjustment of the drive belt is required. The belt will become loose after hours 

of operation. When it does, the belt will make a popping noise when accelerating. When 

this occurs, you must tighten the drive belt. To do this, loosen the rear axle nuts and rotate 

the belt adjuster disc equally (SEE FIGURE3). Remove the belt cover, tighten axle nuts and 

check the belt tension.

To realign the drive belt, fl ip the scooter upside down on a sturdy surface, and determine 

the direction of the drive belt. Remove the belt cover. Move the rear wheel slightly left 

or right to realign the belt. Do this by fi rst loosening the axle nuts slightly and rotate the 

belt adjuster discs. Tighten the axle nuts and check alignment by engaging the motor. 

Recheck after riding and readjust if necessary.

FIGURE3-UNDERSIDE VIEW

AXLE NUT (1 of 2)

BRAKE DRUM

REAR WHEEL
BELT DISC
BELT COVER

AXLE NUT (2 of 2)

DRIVE BELT

Summary of Contents for Photon Standard

Page 1: ...Photon Standard Deluxe User Manual User Manual Version 1 2015 Daymak Inc...

Page 2: ...ew Green technologies that are still in their infancy electric bicycles have been developing over the last 40 years or more E bike technology has been dramat ically refined since the introduction of t...

Page 3: ...troduction 4 Scooter Diagram 5 Riding Instructions 6 Brakes Lights Range 8 Charging your Photon 9 Solar Panels Drive Belt 10 Folding Unfolding 11 Troubleshooting Guide 12 FMRadio Bluetooth 12 Technica...

Page 4: ...kills of our staff and careful ongoing design work by our engineers We hope you enjoy using this product and welcome any feedback that you may have New Laws Most provinces in Canada most states in the...

Page 5: ...mechanical components 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 12 12 10 13 10 11 14 15 11 9 9 1 Throttle 2 Handlebar 3 Brake Lever 4 USB Port 5 Steering column 6 Quick Release folding mechanism 7 Front Tire 8...

Page 6: ...ng Stay safe Wear shoes when riding Never go barefoot Avoid riding on gravel sand grass slick or wet surfaces The electric kick scooter is designed to be used on smooth dry surfaces Never ride the sco...

Page 7: ...the rear wheel near the motor Once turned on the motor will be active and all systems are functional Adversely turning the switch to the off position turns all systems off The provided remote has a l...

Page 8: ...ear down through friction and after significant use will have to be replaced Lights The Photon Deluxe includes an external LED light attached to the steering column The mount can be adjusted to any he...

Page 9: ...eath the floor panel near the right side SEE FIGURE1 Plug the charger into the charger socket then plug the other end into a standard 110 220v wall outlet It is advised to charge your scooter only whe...

Page 10: ...Drive Belt Adjustment and Replacement Periodic adjustment of the drive belt is required The belt will become loose after hours of operation When it does the belt will make a popping noise when accele...

Page 11: ...rod snaps in place securely SEE FIGURE4 Battery Care Store the scooter and charge the batteries at a temperature between 10 C and 35 C The higher the temperature the faster the batteries will discharg...

Page 12: ...radio should be off and not playing Simply plug in any USB device on the port TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Motor does not start Rear wheel doesn t turn Insufficient range 1 Ba...

Page 13: ...15KM H 9 3MPH RANGE 10KM 6 2MI 10KM 6 2MI MAX LOAD UP TO 100KG 220LB UP TO 100KG 220LB GROSS WEIGHT 17KG 37 5LB 17KG 37 5LB DIMENSIONS 74 5X255X30cm 29 x100 x12 74 5X255X30cm 29 x100 x12 SOLAR CHARGI...

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