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ElectricSA Trotinette Owner'S Manual Download Page 1

Owner's Guide

ElectricSA Trotinette

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Read this guide completely before assembling and riding your

ElectricSA Trotinette

ElectricSA International

580, Avenue Lépine
Dorval, Québec, Canada, H9P 1G2
[email protected]
www.electricsa.com

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Summary of Contents for Trotinette

Page 1: ...otinette Picture for refernce only Read this guide completely before assembling and riding your ElectricSA Trotinette ElectricSA International 580 Avenue Lépine Dorval Québec Canada H9P 1G2 info electricsa com www electricsa com ...

Page 2: ...l Kits In The Tool Bag 8 Assembling The Trotinette 9 Charging The Batteries 12 Riding The Trotinette 13 Folding The Trotinette 15 Wiring Diagram 17 Trouble Shooting Guide 18 Warranty 20 ElectricSA International 580 Avenue Lépine Dorval Québec Canada H9P 1G2 info electricsa com www electricsa com ...

Page 3: ... vehicles You should contact your insurance agent to determine if coverage is provided Do not ride this trotinette until you read and thoroughly understand the owner s guide It contains information critical to your safety If you have questions about the operation of this trotinette you should contact ElectricSA at info electricsa com It is extremely important that you follow the safety guidelines ...

Page 4: ... gear including knee and elbow pads and an approved safety helmet when riding the trotinette Before riding be sure to check that all pivot points locking buttons quick release and latches are secured properly The power switch lock must be in the off position when the trotinette is being charged Do not use the trotinette when it is raining Do not place the battery near heat or fire Do not expose th...

Page 5: ...ick release 3 Handlebar tube 4 Handlebar tube clamp 5 Connecting tube 6 Rear fender 7 Battery controller compartment 8 Balancing wheel 9 Footboard 10 Rear wheel 11 Power connecting plug 12 Connecting tube clamp 13 Key ignition 14 Front fender 15 Front fork 16 Drum brake 17 Motor 18 Front wheel ...

Page 6: ...Horn switch 3 Multi function Instrument 4 Key switch 5 Throttle 1 Allen wrench 8 x 10mm 2 Allen wrench 14 x 17mm 3 Allen wrench 14 x 17mm 4 Screwdriver 5 Wrench 3mm 6 Wrench 6mm 7 charger is t t T To oo ol l K Ki it ts s I In n T Th he e T To oo ol l B Ba ag g ...

Page 7: ...g A After aligning the holes place two bolts through the connecting tube and neck assembly Twist and tighten the bolts 4 Tighten the bolts and nuts using the 2 allen wrenches 14 x 17mm in the tools kit 5 Extend the handle bar tube to full upright position and slide it into connecting with the front fork 6 Ensure that the handlebar is facing front the brake on the left side and the throttle on the ...

Page 8: ...rmly closing quick release Before you ride the Trotinette for the first time it is advised that the unit is fully charged 4 6 hours and fully discharged ride until the battery gauge indicates low battery for at least 3 cycles to maximize the efficiency of the battery After that you should continue to charge the battery frequently at least once every 30 days to prolong the battery lifespan Importan...

Page 9: ...id di in ng g T Th he e Trotinette Hold onto the front bar with both hands Your left fingers will control the brakes and your righthand will control the thumb throttle As you de press the throttle lever with your thumb the speed will increase Release the thumb throttle and apply the brake to stop the Trotinette You will control the speed of the trotinette by us ing both the throttle and the brake ...

Page 10: ...ette is powered by three 12 volt re chargeable batteries secured in a single compart ment Other than recharging these batteries need no maintenance To prolong battery life you must recharge the battery after each use You must also charge your Trotinette if it has not been used for 30 days or more If you must replace the battery pack it is located inside the battery compartment on the footboard To ...

Page 11: ...s e connection inside the 3 Fuse is blown 1 Recharge your 2 Remove the screws that hold the battery compartment cover and raise the cover Visually inspect all wire connections making sure there are no loose wires recon necting those that are 3 Replace the fuse The power in dicator on the instrument illuminates but trotinette still does not work 1 The throttle handle is not operating properly 1 Rep...

Page 12: ...art of the Electric Trotinette product manufactured or supplied by ElectricSA International and found in the reasonable judgment of ElectricSA Interna tional to be defective in material or workmanship will be repaired or replaced by an authorized ser vice dealer without charge for parts or labor The product including any defective par must be re turned to an authorized service dealer within the wa...

Page 13: ...mprove the design of the product without assuming any obligations to modify any product previously manufactured All warranties are lim ited in duration to the six 6 months warranty period Any such implied warranties including pur pose or otherwise are disclaimed in their entirety after the expiration of the appropriate thirty day warranty period ElectricSA International s obliga tion under this wa...

Page 14: ...fo electricsa com DO NOT RETURN YOUR PRODUCT TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS Please call or write for the location of the ElectricSA International authorized service center nearest you and for the procedures for obtaining warranty claims ElectricSA International 580 Avenue Lépine Dorval Québec Canada H9P 1G2 info electricsa com www electricsa com ElectricSA International 580 Avenue Lépine Dorval Québec Canad...

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