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Electra Accessories Scoot-N-Go 88615 Assembly And User'S Manual Download Page 13

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PRE-RIDE ADJUSTMENTS

THE REAR BRAKE ON YOUR SCOOT - N - GO™ HAS BEEN PRE-ASSEMBLED AND PRE-ADJUSTED BY

THE MANUFACTURER.

HOWEVER, THE CABLE AND BRAKE MAY NEED ADJUSTMENT IF IT IS NOT SLOWING OR STOPPING

THE SCOOT - N - GO™ PROPERLY. THE BRAKE CAN BE ADJUSTED AT TWO POINTS ON THE THE

SCOOT - N - GO™ . ONE ADJUSTING SCREW IS AT THE REAR WHEEL AND OTHER IS AT THE BRAKE

LEVER.

REAR BRAKE ADJUSTMENT:

1. Determine brake lever has proper slack

*Brake lever cannot be too tight or it can snap the cable!

*Brake lever cannot be to loose or your SCOOT - N - GO™ may not stop correctly

2. To adjust slack, rotate brake adjustment knob to desired position.

Check slack by engaging the brake lever. (FIG. 2)

*Proper slack should be similar to FIG. 1 (A properly adjusted brake lever should leave approximately

1"- 1 1/4" between the brake lever and throttle grip)

3. If desired slack is achieved, rotate the locking nut clockwise until tight.

4. To adjust rear brake, locate adjustment screw at the rear wheel.

5. Loosen or tighten screw for proper adjustment. Rotate 3 to 4 times, and then check for desired

tension by rolling the scooter forward and engaging the brake.

6. If desired brake tension has been achieved, rotate the locking nut clockwise until tight.

7. Rear wheel should not roll when brake is engaged.

IF THE PROPER TENSION IS STILL NOT ACHIEVED, CHECK THE BRAKE AND CABLE TO ENSURE EVERY

PART IS PROPERLY CONNECTED. DAMAGED OR FAULTY BRAKE COMPONENTS (CABLE, BRAKE

ASSEMBLY) WILL NOT ALLOW FOR THE SCOOTER TO STOP PROPERLY AND SHOULD BE REPLACED

IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID ANY SERIOUS INJURIES TO THE USER OR OTHERS. REPEAT PROCEDURE

UNTIL DESIRED TENSION IS ACHIEVED.

Periodically check the control cables, cable housings, and brake lever. Any rust? Kinks? Fraying? If so, DO

NOT ride the SCOOT - N - GO™. Call Electra customer service at1-888-467-1234 M-F 10am - 9pm EST or

visit your local bicycle dealership and have them adjusted or replaced.

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Adjustment Knob

Locking Nut

Brake Lever

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

Rear Adjustment Screw

Locking Nut

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Summary of Contents for Scoot-N-Go 88615

Page 1: ...THE RETAIL SELLER OF THE SCOOT N GO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH STATE AND LOCAL ORDINANCES THIS SCOOTER IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE ON PUBLIC STREETS OR HIGHWAYS CHECK WITH DMV AND WITH LOCAL AND STATE LAWS AS YOUR CITY MUNICIPALITY OR STATE MAY PROHIBIT THEIR USE Electra Accessories Inc 2 Corporate Drive Cranbury New Jersey 08512 USA website www electrausa com READ T...

Page 2: ...1 YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE COVERAGE FORACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE USE OF THE SCOOT N GO TO DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS PROVIDED YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY ORAGENT ...

Page 3: ...tructions Keys Ignition____________________________________________ Service Maintenance Drive Chain_______________________________________________ Brakes_________________________________________________ Tires______________________________________________ Battery____________________________________________ Storage________________________________________________________ Trouble Shooting_____________...

Page 4: ...Ah 5hr x 2 Qty l Sealed lead acid FEATURES SPECIFICATIONS Performance l Maximum speed 11 MPH l Range Nine 9 miles l Incline rating 40 l Net Weight 45 lbs l Maximum load cap 178 lbs Tires l Tire Size 2 1 4 x 12 1 2 l Tire Pressure 45 50 PSI Key Ignition Headlight Turn Signals Turn Signals Brake Light Mag Wheels Footrests Working Gauges Quick Connect Charging 3 ...

Page 5: ... GO l User assembly manual l Tool kit containing 2 open ended wrenches combination Phillips Flathead head screwdriver l Spare fuses 30 Amp x 3 qty l 24V Battery charger CONTENTS OF BOX Charger Manual SCOOT N GO Tool Kit ...

Page 6: ... right edge of the roadway as possible obeying traffic signs etc Your state DMV can provide you with materials setting forth these traffic laws In addition to those traffic laws abide by the following general principals 1 You are sharing the road or the path with others motorists pedestrians and other cyclists Respect their rights and be tolerant if they infringe on yours 2 Ride defensively 3 Look...

Page 7: ...have provided important safety messages in this manual and on the SCOOT N GO Please read these messages carefully A safety message alerts you to potential hazards that could hurt you or others NeveroperatetheSCOOT N GO withoutproperinstructions Neverallowachildundertheageof16tooperatetheSCOOT N GO Failurestofollowthewarningscontainedinthismanualcanresultinseriousinjuryordeath Readthismanualandallw...

Page 8: ...alcoholbeforeorwhileoperatingtheSCOOT N GO Drugsoralcoholcanimpairyourjudgmentandreactiontime BeforestartingtheSCOOT N GO checkthrottlecontrolandbrakesforproper operation AlwaysinspecttheSCOOT N GO eachtimeyouuseittomakesureitisinsafe operatingcondition Checkforloosescrew nuts bolts parts brakes drivechain etc Alwaysfollowtheinspectionandmaintenanceproceduresdescribedinthismanual Alwaysusethesizea...

Page 9: ...stened and adjusted Make sure the tires are not excessively worn do not have tears or cuts and are properly seated on the rim and inflated properly Make sure the wheels spin straight and that the rims are not bent or damaged REFER TO MANUAL FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS AFTER EACH RIDE Make sure that the ignition key is turned off and that all keys are removed and kept in a safe place Make sure the th...

Page 10: ...ed for installation FRONT WHEEL INSTALLATION 1 Place wheel D in the center of the forks 2 Insert one 1 spacer C between wheel D and fork 3 Carefully insert axle E through fork spacer C and wheel D 4 Insert one 1 spacer C on opposite side between fork and wheel D 5 Continue to insert axle E through fork on opposite side 6 Place washers B and nuts A on both ends of axle and tighten with open ended w...

Page 11: ...ntoclampandtighten 6 Besurethathandlebarsandwheelmoveatthesametime THROTTLE ACCESSORYCONTROLGRIP INSTALLATION 1 Insert throttleintohandlebarsandsecurewithtighteningscrew Fig 2 2 Insertaccessorycontrol gripand securewithtighteningscrew Fig 3 3 Besurescrews throttleandaccessorycontrolgriparesecureandnotloose Fig 1 Tightening Clamp must line up with the opened end of the fork base Handlebar Post Tigh...

Page 12: ...ase insert seat post adjust for the proper height of the rider andtightenclamp 3 Besureseatisfacingthefrontofthescooteranditdoesnotmove INSERTFUSE 1 Removefusecap 2 InsertfuseintofusecylinderandRescrewcap Fig 5 3 Donotstickanyobjectsotherthanthefuseintofusecylinder Continued on Next Page Fig 5 Fuse Cylinder Fuse Fuse Cap Fig 4 SeatPost TighteningClamp ...

Page 13: ...ake locateadjustmentscrewattherearwheel 5 Loosenortightenscrewforproperadjustment Rotate3to4times andthencheckfordesired tensionbyrollingthescooterforwardandengagingthebrake 6 Ifdesiredbraketensionhasbeenachieved rotatethelockingnutclockwiseuntiltight 7 Rearwheelshouldnotrollwhenbrakeisengaged IFTHEPROPERTENSIONISSTILLNOTACHIEVED CHECKTHEBRAKEANDCABLETOENSUREEVERY PART IS PROPERLY CONNECTED DAMAGE...

Page 14: ...GESAREINACCURATE OVERINFLATIONOFTHETIRECOULDCAUSEABLOWOUTANDCRASH WHEELADJUSTMENTS MAINTANENCE 1 Wheelsshouldrotatestraightandfreely 2 A lubricant or oil should be applied to the wheel bearings monthly or more often if ridden in extremelywetordustyconditions Periodically check tires wheels bearings and cables Any rust Kinks Fraying If so DO NOT ride the SCOOT N GO Call Electra customer service at ...

Page 15: ...xlenuts clockwise CHAINMUSTHAVENOLESSTHANANDNOMORETHANA1 4 OFMOVEMENT IFCHAINISTOOTIGHT ITCANBREAKANDCAUSESERIOUSINJURY LOOSENDRIVECHAIN 1 Loosentherearaxlenuts counterclockwise 2 Loosenthechainadjustmenteyebolts counterclockwise evenlysothattherearwheeldoesn t becomemisaligned 3 Oncetheproperdrivechaintensionhasbeenachieved tightentheaxlenuts clockwise CHAINMUSTHAVENOLESSTHANANDNOMORETHANA1 4 OFM...

Page 16: ...ATTERY DONOTCHARGEORSTORETHESCOOT N GO CLOSERTHAN20FEET FROMANYFLAME E G FURNACE FIREPLACE WATERHEATER SPACEHEATER Be sure to only use 110V AC with the SCOOT N GO charger Also make sure the plug is inserted into a three prong grounded AC outlet PLUG the POWER INPUT CORD into the SCOOT N GO charging receptacle Plug the SCOOT N GO 24V battery charger into a 110V AC power source The CHARGER INDICATOR...

Page 17: ...el from the scooter using the wrench provided or your own wrench Loosen the nuts by turning counterclockwise Be sure to remember where all the spacers and washers belong For rear tire removal you will also need to slip the chain off the rear sprocket to remove the wheel The chain must be properly reinstalled and re tensioned when reinstalling the rear wheel Make certain the chain is properly posit...

Page 18: ...ded pressure on the tire sidewall Check to make sure that the tire beads stay seated in the rim Replace the valve cap Replace the wheel in the scooter RIDING YOUR SCOOT N GO WITH A CUT TIRE FLAT OR UNDER INFLATED TIRE CAN SERIOUSLY DAMAGE THE TIRE RIM WHEEL TUBE AND THE SCOOTER IT MAY ALSO CAUSE YOU TO LOSE CONTROL AND FALL IF YOU USE A SCREWDRIVER OR ANY TOOL OTHER THAN A TIRE LEVER YOU ARE LIKEL...

Page 19: ...areas to prevent rust and corrosion Do not wash your SCOOT N GO with a hose or water To clean your SCOOT N GO use a damp cloth to wipe dirt Do not leave key in ignition Keep Upright when storing REMOVING FROM LONG TERM STORAGE After removing your SCOOT N GO from long term storage go through the proper assembly steps and pre ride adjustments Make sure all bolts nuts and fasteners are securely tight...

Page 20: ...onnectionsand wiring replacethrottleifnecessary 3 Reseat the drive chain on both sprockets and adjust tension 1 Inflate to 45 50 PSI 2 Chargethebatteryfora sufficient amountoftime replacebattery 3 Do not ride in sand ice snow or unstable riding areas 4 Mfg suggest rider not exceed 178 lbs 5 Adjust Drive chain tension REPLACEMENT PARTS If your SCOOT N GO sustains an impact ACRASHOROTHERIMPACTCANPUT...

Page 21: ... controller green red black brown white red black rear light power display K1 power switch lock fuse red green red _ _ accelerator brake charger storage battery turning light switch left turning light right turning light green red yellow WIRING DIAGRAM ...

Page 22: ...on of merchantability fitness for a particular purpose or otherwise with respect to this product except as set forth herein Some states or countries do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty lasts and some do not allow exclusions or limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rig...

Page 23: ... for products lost or damaged in shipping For products purchased in countries other than the United States please contact Electra s authorized distributor in the country where the product was purchased They can be found on our website at www electraUSA com Warranty Exclusions are listed below Retailers and sellers of Electra products are not authorized to modify this warranty in any way It is your...

Page 24: ...THE ENVIRONMENT FROM CONTAMINATING SOIL OR WATER RESOURCES GAS SCOOTER PRODUCTS THAT ARE RETURNED TO THE RETAIL POINT OF PURCHASE WITH FUEL IN THE TANK OR IN THE FUEL LINES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR RETURN OR EXCHANGE DURING THE TEN 10 DAY RETURN EXCHANGE PERIOD ALL ELECTRA ACCESSORIES SCOOTER PRODUCTS ARE ALSO COVERED BY ATHIRTY 30 DAYWARRANTY ON PARTS THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER THE COST OF LABOR ON ...

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