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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
GENERAL GUIDANCE
EcoReco SCOOTER COMPONENTS

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY AND CHARGER
DASHBOARD AND THROTTLE UNIT
BRAKE

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
EcoReco SCOOTER OPERATION

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND CHECKS BEFORE OPERATION
UNFOLDING FOR OPERATION
OPERATING TIPS
FOLDING FOR TRANSPORT/STORAGE
TOP SPEED CONFIGURATION

CLEANING AND SERVICING
LIMITED MANUFACTURER WARRANTY

NOT INCLUDED IN THE WARRANTY
OTHER DISCLAIMERS

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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Summary of Contents for M series

Page 1: ...PERSONAL MOBILITY REDEFINED M SERIES OWNER S MANUAL ...

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Page 4: ...FICATIONS EcoReco SCOOTER OPERATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND CHECKS BEFORE OPERATION UNFOLDING FOR OPERATION OPERATING TIPS FOLDING FOR TRANSPORT STORAGE TOP SPEED CONFIGURATION CLEANING AND SERVICING LIMITED MANUFACTURER WARRANTY NOT INCLUDED IN THE WARRANTY OTHER DISCLAIMERS DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 10 11 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 22 ...

Page 5: ...ays follow state regulations and traffic rules regarding the operation of your electric scooter Always wear a safety helmet and suitable clothing pads and shoes and maintain full control of the scooter at all times while riding Observe the battery s charging requirements to avoid damaging the scooter and to significantly extend its service life The information in this manual is accurate at the tim...

Page 6: ...ws approve its legal use in bike lanes some states consider a motorized scooter not street legal Your scooter is suitable only for flat surfaces not for open country hills or potholes Observe road conditions and follow traffic rules at all times Do not operate your scooter on wet surfaces or in bad weathers For your safety do not jump or perform stunts while riding Doing so may also reduce the pro...

Page 7: ...tem Positioning pin Dashboard and throttle unit Brake lever T bar tightening knob Securing latch Fixing lever Foot deck Charging socket Kickstand Rear suspension M5 only 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 14 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Rear wheel brake 15 3 ...

Page 8: ...tery when the battery reading on the dashboard is low The most efficient zone to charge is in between 1 4 bars LiFePO4 batteries have no memory effect Expect the battery to charge from empty to 80 in 2 hours recommended or from empty to full in 4 5 hours Ensure the scooter is switched off then open the end cap on top of the charging socket adjacent to the kickstand Connect the charger circular plu...

Page 9: ...r A damaged charger could cause personal injury or short circuit the scooter electronics voiding the warranty Do not carry out independent repairs on the battery charger or cables Contact EcoReco or your dealer for your service needs The battery capacity status and charging cycle are indicated on the dashboard when the scooter is powered on More information is outlined in the Dashboard and throttl...

Page 10: ...ep discharge to the battery Therefore charge the battery regularly In winter the battery can lose capacity faster because of low temperatures Recharge the battery in full immediately after it has completely discharged or before storing the scooter for longer periods Even in storage please monitor the battery level and recharge the battery fully at least once every 3 months Please charge your EcoRe...

Page 11: ...icator is flashing and shows zero bars the battery level is low 16 capacity left You can continue to operate the scooter for some time but should charge it soon The dashboard unit would shut down automatically when the battery drains below 3 to prevent from deep discharging Speedometer Graphic bars display the current speed in miles per hour mph For quality assurance an EcoReco scooter must go thr...

Page 12: ...e a loss of control BRAKE Warning BRAKE ADJUSTMENT The brake lever for the rear wheel brake is on the left handlebar To slow down or stop the scooter when it is powered on and moving squeeze the brake lever The drum brake on the rear wheel does not kick in until after the brake lever is fully pressed As soon as the brake is activated the accelerator lever on the right handlebar is deactivated To a...

Page 13: ...der continuous operation of a 170 lb rider on flat ground at steady speed in a close course SPEED AND RANGE ESTIMATES PER CHARGE CRUISING REGULAR PERFORMANCE Speed average 8 mph Range 19 miles Speed average 13 mph Range 20 miles Speed average 18 mph Range 13 miles TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Actual operating mileage depends highly on the rider s weight and riding style road conditions climate and bat...

Page 14: ...lectric equipment must not be disposed of as household waste You are already making a major contribution to environmental protection by riding your EcoReco scooter To further avoid unnecessary pollution Dispose of your EcoReco scooter and all associated components such as batteries through authorized disposal facilities Please observe the most recent applicable guidelines If in doubt find out abou...

Page 15: ...2 Press down the fixing lever and lift up the stem from the deck unitl it clicks into place Lift up the securing lever and secure it against the stem Expand the handlebars until the handlebar sleeves click into place Be careful not to wrap the handlebar wires around the dashboard unit 11 ...

Page 16: ...nsion and lock it into position with the positioning pin at the preferred height Because transport and longer periods of non usage can incur defects that impair the scooter s function check the following before operation each time The brake functions The folding mechanism is secured the securing lever is up and closed The battery level is sufficient The tires are not damaged T bar tightening knob ...

Page 17: ...ith your head facing forward Use the leg on the ground to push the scooter forward Once you gain some speed gently lift up that leg and rest it on the back of the deck If needed adjust your grip on the handlebars to remain balanced Repeat the same movements once the scooter slows down to keep it going Riding the scooter without power does not damage it Do not turn on the power until you feel confi...

Page 18: ...tomatically if inactive for 3 minutes Pull the handlebar sleeves away from each other Fold down the handlebars This section describes how to fold the scooter for transport or storage Refer to the EcoReco scooter components section if needed Do not operate the scooter when it is folded 14 ...

Page 19: ...6 4 5 Loosen the T bar tightening knob Push in the positioning pin and push the T bar extension down into the stem Push down the securing latch 15 ...

Page 20: ...7 8 9 Lift the stem so that the front wheel is slightly off the ground then press down the fixing lever Fold the stem down to the deck To carry the scooter lift it up by the stem 16 ...

Page 21: ...and 7 5 mph near the rear wheel wire Configure the top speed Once connecting the 2 ends of the 12 5mph wire you would configure the top speed to be 12 5 mph You can set the top speed at 7 5mph if you connect the 2 ends of the 7 5 mph wire 1 2 3 TOP SPEED CONFIGURATION Note Connecting the kick start wires will disable the safe start feature 17 ...

Page 22: ...vice team or authorized dealers Unauthorized actions might lead to a loss of the warranty For repair and maintenance please visit http ecorecoscooter com faq or contact customer service ecorecoscooter com Monitor the battery status at least every 3 months when stored and charge it if needed Avoid unnecessary contact with water to extend the life of the scooter and battery Batteries are susceptible...

Page 23: ...Delivery of spare parts for repair work within the framework of the warranty spare parts that have been replaced become EcoReco property EcoReco scooters are intended for use only with the proper safety equipment on smoothly paved safe dry non oily surfaces in accordance with local regulations during daylight hours In express consideration of the purchaser s execution of the limited warranty and l...

Page 24: ...turer All incidents such as development of noise vibrations wear of the wheels brakes etc which do not significantly impair the riding and vehicle performance The use of non original spare parts Damage attribute to the installation of non original parts or efforts by the user or non authorized party to repair the damage The following components excluding unambiguous material or manufacturing defec...

Page 25: ...ntial special punitive damages arising from direct or indirect injury to person s or property or any other loss whether or not occasioned by negligence or otherwise on the part of EcoReco c purchaser acknowledges that there is an inherent risk in the operation of motorcycles bicycles mopeds and all EcoReco scooters and herewith assumes the risk of any injury arising from operation of any EcoReco s...

Page 26: ...d EN6100 6 3 2007 A7 EN6100 6 1 2007 EN71 1 EN71 2 EN71 3 EN14619 EN60335 1 The CE symbol as below is to be found on EcoReco E Scooter The producers confirm that EcoReco E Scooter accords with all regulations for using the CE symbol Manufacturer also responsible for the technical documentation EcoReco Corporation U S A 1608 W Campbell Ave Campbell California 95008 U S A CEO Jay Sung Hamburg March ...

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Page 28: ...Ave 280 Campbell California 95008 S N Serial number BSN Battery serial number Register now on ecorecoscooter com to receive 1 year 1500 miles warranty on battery and motor 2015 EcoReco Corp All rights reserved Version 4 4 This manual is made from 100 recycled paper continuing EcoReco s commitment to protect our environment ...

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