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Intended Use 

Your scooter is a recreational scooter and is to be used for improving mobility in your daily activities such as 
walking.  It is not a medical scooter or medical and does not and is not intended to provide medical benefits, 
medical assistance, medical therapy, or treat or alleviate any medical condition or disability.   

Quick-Start Warnings 

The below warnings and instructions caution against some activities.  Reviewing this list is not a substitute for 
reading the entire Manual.  Use common sense when operating your scooter.   

 

Do not disassemble your scooter on your own. 

 

Avoid touching hot parts of your scooter during or after operation. 

 

Avoid touching hot parts of your scooter that may have become hot from exposure to sunlight. 

 

Do not touch any chemicals in the scooter. 

 

Keep your hands and other body parts away from moving parts of the scooter. 

 

Do not operate the scooter with any loose clothing or dangling which wires which could become trapped in 
the wheels or other moving components of the scooter.   

 

Do not use any battery which is not approved by eWheels for use with your scooter.   

 

Do not allow children to play on the scooter or use it without supervision. 

 

Single-person scooters should only be used by one person at a time.   

 

Do not operate the scooter while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other medications which may 
impair your ability to operate a vehicle.   

 

Do not operate the scooter while using a mobile phone or other mobile device.   

 

Do not operate your scooter if it is not functioning properly.   

 

Never try to operate your scooter beyond the its limitations as described in the manual.   

Size and Weight Limits 

Your scooter was designed to accommodate users up to a specified size and weight.  As each scooter is designed 
and rated differently, ensure you check your particular scooter model’s limits.  Periodically check your weight 
against your scooter’s limits, as your weight may fluctuate over time.  Ensure other users of your scooter are within 
the weight limits.  Operation of the scooter by a user over the weight limit can damage the scooter and can cause 
hazardous situations, including increased braking distances and times, decreased steering responsiveness, tip-
overs, and other dangers which may cause injury.  Further, modifications which increase the riding height of the 
scooter, which raise the user’s riding height on the scooter, or which otherwise change the center of gravity of the 
scooter can damage the scooter and cause the hazardous situations identified above.  eWheels is not responsible 
for damage to the scooter or personal injury caused by exceeding weight limitations or modifying the center of 
gravity of your scooter.  Do not adjust your seat while the scooter is in motion or operating.   

General Operation – Safety Belt 

If your scooter is equipped with a safety belt, use it all times when seated in the scooter.  Do not operate your 
scooter without wearing the safety belt.  Have the belt replaced by an authorized repair technician if the safety belt 
becomes frayed, cut, or shows other signs of wear or damage.   

Summary of Contents for EW-08

Page 1: ...0 EW 08 Owner s Manual www ewheelsdealers com 888 305 0881 Sales 888 571 2845 Service...

Page 2: ...re Guide Page 3 Technical Specifications Page 4 6 Operation of Scooter Page 7 8 Charging and Battery Information Page 9 Ramps and Curbs Page 9 General Page 10 Use While Under Influence Page 10 12 Safe...

Page 3: ...2 Charger Port Rear Wheel Hub Motor Front Shocks Headset with Ignition Backrest Front Headlight...

Page 4: ...Hub Motor Amps 12 AH Volts 60 Volts Dimensions 69 x 13 x 45 LxWxH Floor Clearance 7 Rear Basket N A Batteries 1 60v 12 AH Lithium Ion Battery Forward Reverse switch N A High Low Speed switch N A Front...

Page 5: ...display the current charge level when on Turn the key counter clockwise to power off when stopped 2 Battery Power Indicator The battery power indicator lights will show when the scooter is on The bat...

Page 6: ...left powers off the machine The middle position turns on the scooter The position all the way right activates the LED headlight bulbs 4 Horn The horn button is located on the left hand side of the han...

Page 7: ...h and does not require a password When paired for the first time it will automatically reconnect when the scooter is turned on and the Bluetooth setting on the device being used in also turned on 6 Ki...

Page 8: ...id overcharging The charging time varies depending on how charged the batteries are If almost empty the charge time may take up to 8 hours If the red lights stays on for more than 8 hours unplug the c...

Page 9: ...e in your scooter The useful life of a battery is quite often a reflection of the care it receives Always charge the batteries in a well ventilated area The charger is intended for indoor use only Rep...

Page 10: ...ts or obstructions General 1 Always keep your feet on the scooter while riding 2 Do not exceed the weight capacity of 350lbs 3 Do not attempt to lift or move the scooter by any of its removable parts...

Page 11: ...alcohol as this may impair your ability to operate your scooter in a safe manner Safety Requirements Driving Surface The EW 08 has the best stability and performs the best under the normal driving co...

Page 12: ...f drugs or alcohol Do not park on steep slopes Changing the initial setting of refitting your scooter is forbidden Use caution when operating near busy streets markets or shopping centers Do not opera...

Page 13: ...do not charge when frozen Do not let the batteries every go completely dead When low do not let sit for an extended period or damage may occur Always use required safety equipment while operating Do n...

Page 14: ...nic components 1 year limited warranty 3 Controllers 1 year limited warranty 4 Batteries Not warranted 5 Consumables Not warranted Tires tubes seat cushions etc 6 Labor costs are NOT covered by warran...

Page 15: ...a mobile phone or other mobile device Do not operate your scooter if it is not functioning properly Never try to operate your scooter beyond the its limitations as described in the manual Size and We...

Page 16: ...desired speed setting Always check that the desired direction of forward or reverse travel is selected when ready to drive General Operation Public Roads Unless specifically permitted or authorized b...

Page 17: ...verse direction down an incline Because the capability of your scooter to climb an incline or descend a decline depends on a number of factors such as the scooter s specifications your size and weight...

Page 18: ...ng to the motor vehicle s guidelines before entering or when entering the motor vehicle Never sit in your scooter while it is on or in a motor vehicle which is operating or in motion Batteries Do not...

Page 19: ...hich are not performed by eWheels or eWheels approved vendors eWheels is not responsible for damage to the scooter or personal injury caused by disassembly modification or other alteration of your sco...

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