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Rated power (Wh)

280

Smart

battery

management system

Stress, insufficient
voltage, short circuit,
auto
sleep/wake up,
overheating
protection.

Motor Parameters

Rated power(W)

250

Max power(w)

500

Power
Adapter
Parameters

Rated power(W)

71

Rated
voltage
(VAC)

input

100-240B

Rated
voltage
(VDC)

output

42V

Rated current (A)

1.7

Certificate

CCC, RoHs

Charging time (h)

Est. 5

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Summary of Contents for S-FIT

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL S FIT Foldable Electric Scooter...

Page 2: ...ons on how to have fun are not included Hint it s impossible not to unless you are a robot Contents 1 The Scooter its Accessories 3 2 Functions 4 3 Assembling the Scooter 5 4 Charging the scooter 6 5...

Page 3: ...1 The Scooter its Accessories Vehicle Accessories Fitting for wheels swap Screws x 2 Hex Wrench Charging Adapter...

Page 4: ...y is in use status indicators are lit As the battery loses its charge the LED lights will flash and turn off one by one Basic rule of thumb If all 4 LEDs are lit the battery level is approximately 86...

Page 5: ...to flicker and eventually go out The lowest charge level indicator may be white or green When the vehicle is in normal operation the LED glows white If the scooter is running in power saving mode the...

Page 6: ...connector 4 Using a hex wrench as found in the tool kit provided with your scooter tighten the screws on the handlebar 5 Test the power Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn on the sc...

Page 7: ...4 Charging the scooter Open the cover of the charging port located near the front wheel of the scooter Connect the appropriate end of the charging adapter and connect the other end to a nearby outlet...

Page 8: ...referencing the LEDs on the control panel to make sure you have a sufficient charge 2 Place one leg on the scooter and place the other leg on the ground 3 Using the leg that is on the ground propel th...

Page 9: ...y stop press down on the break handle located on the left side of the handlebars firmly to activate 5 To turn lean your body in the direction you want to move For example lean your body toward your le...

Page 10: ...conditions Slightly bend your knees to better adjust to a rough terrain If you are traveling on a rough road stick to low speeds 3 mph 6 mph While we don t recommend using your scooter to enter into a...

Page 11: ...the handlebars When driving it is recommended you go around various obstacles you might encounter Please do not hang backpacks and other heavy objects on the handlebars When driving you should have b...

Page 12: ...Do not accelerate when going downhill...

Page 13: ...uch as highways intended for larger licensed vehicles Avoid sharp turns and be aware of vehicles and pedestrians on or around the roads particularly in residential areas with high traffic flows Do not...

Page 14: ...Only one person should be riding and or driving the scooter at any time Do not attempt to fit more than one person on the scooter and never try to hold a child while driving your scooter...

Page 15: ...Do not step on the back of the fender Do not touch the brake disc Keep your hands on the handlebars at all times Do not ride your scooter over steps or other large or clunky terrain...

Page 16: ...aintaining a reasonable and appropriate speed given the context within which you are operating your scooter Keep a safe distance from pedestrians and or other vehicles on the road When riding on unfam...

Page 17: ...ct your scooter carefully before each use Please discontinue use of the scooter immediately if you come across any of the following broken or loose parts a drastic decrease in battery life or battery...

Page 18: ...e it by inserting a hook through a special ring you will find located on the rear fender To unfold the scooter disconnect the handlebar by removing the hook from the ring Lift the front pole back into...

Page 19: ...also elevates your risk of electric shock or injury When you are not using the scooter store it in a dry cool place Do not leave the unit on the street for long term storage Leaving the device in the...

Page 20: ...cooter s performance and battery endurance decrease Some further guidelines on battery life At 4 F battery life will support approximately half of the distance you can travel in more moderate conditio...

Page 21: ...hex wrench If the brake disc is too loose Using the hex wrench included with your scooter loosen the screws on the tensioner pulley Slightly increase the length of the tail brake cable Re tighten the...

Page 22: ...is deflated unscrew the valve cap on your tire Connect a tire pump to the air valve and once it is secure begin pumping Be careful not to overfill your tire Check the firmness of your tire periodicall...

Page 23: ...ters Max speed mph 25 5 Average speed assuming moderate conditions mph 18 6 Maximum incline 14 Recommended Terrain Solid road surface smooth clay surface solid obstacles should be less than 1 cm in he...

Page 24: ...ge short circuit auto sleep wake up overheating protection Motor Parameters Rated power W 250 Max power w 500 Power Adapter Parameters Rated power W 71 Rated voltage VAC input 100 240B Rated voltage V...

Page 25: ...rmal wear and tear wheels or any damage failure or loss caused by improper assembly maintenance storage or misuse EVRY s Limited Warranty will be void if the product is ever used in a manner other tha...

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