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Please read the Manual thoroughly before use. Do not ride this motorcycle

without fully understanding its features.

Instruction Manual for the

Electric Motorcycle

User Manual

Summary of Contents for FW-06

Page 1: ...Please read the Manual thoroughly before use Do not ride this motorcycle without fully understanding its features Instruction Manual for the Electric Motorcycle User Manual...

Page 2: ...ween your motorcycle and this User Manual Hence all specifications are as per the actual product FELO Technology Shanghai Co Ltd reserves the right to revise this book at any time without any advance...

Page 3: ...ONENTS 11 Meter 12 Indicators 13 Switch 14 Key 17 Storage device 18 Charging port 20 Functions 22 Riding mode 22 Smart key system 23 Burglar alarm system 26 ABS anti lock brake system 26 Ramp parking...

Page 4: ...power battery cannot be charged 54 When the smart key system cannot work properly 55 Tire puncture 55 Bulb fault 56 Other information 57 Maintenance of the motorcycle 57 Storage of motorcycle 59 Tran...

Page 5: ...aution Take special measures to prevent damage to your electric motorcycle or other property Your and others safety is very important and it is your responsibility as the owner to operate your motorcy...

Page 6: ...ts for replacement You can refer to the location shown below to find the information of the vehicle you purchased Small cover of the chassis number Chassis number Chassis number The chassis number is...

Page 7: ...LO MOTO APP installed in your cell phone Battery information Riding statistics Motorcycle inspection Track history You can search FELO MOTO in the APP Store to download FELO MOTO APP or scan the QR co...

Page 8: ...es Select a pair of high abrasion and full finger leather gloves Boots Select a pair of protective boots that fit your feet without affecting your riding Clothing Select an eye catching long sleeved s...

Page 9: ...rolyte with skin or eyes The power battery s electrolyte is corrosive If you are accidentally exposed to the electrolyte flush the contact area with plenty of water and seek immediate medical attentio...

Page 10: ...ccessories or modifications may cause accidents that can put you and others at a risk of serious personal injury or death Please follow all instructions regarding accessories and modifications specifi...

Page 11: ...Main components 1 GLOVE BOX 2 MAIN CUSHION 3 PASSENGER CUSHION 4 REAR TAIL LIGHT BRAKE LIGHT 5 PASSENGER FOOTREST 6 REAR SHOCK ABSORBER 7 REAR TURN SIGNAL LIGHT 8 REAR BRAKE 9 GEAR BOX F RIDER FOOTRES...

Page 12: ...R J K L M P O O Q N 10 Vehicle Introduction J STORAGE COMPARTMENT K FRONT TURN SIGNAL LIGHT L HEADLIGHTS M FRONT FENDER N FRONT BRAKE O TIRES P REAR FENDER Q LICENSE PLATE LIGHT R GRAB RAIL...

Page 13: ...PORT 2 USB CHARGING PORT 3 POWER OFF SWITCH 4 OBD 5 MCU 6 MOTOR 7 POWER BATTERY BOX 8 HORN 9 DC DC CONVERTER F VCU G 12 V BATTERY H ABS CONTROLLER Caution If the electrical system fails please take y...

Page 14: ...ch bar represents 20 of the total power capacity 5 READY indicator The vehicle is in the standby status 7 Charging status indicator This indicator lights up when the vehicle s power battery is being c...

Page 15: ...BD has a fault code 6 Tire pressure fault indicator This indicator lights up when the tire pressure is abnormal 10 Low battery warning indicator This indicator lights up when the remaining battery cap...

Page 16: ...2 Turn indicator switch Left turn indicator flashes Right turn indicator flashes Switch off the turn indicator 4 Horn button When the horn button is pressed the horn sounds 3 Sport mode switch Gear S...

Page 17: ...ergency circumstances or when a vehicle is parked in a place where a traffic accident may occur to draw the attention of other drivers 6 Electric start switch In the parking status retract the side st...

Page 18: ...em 2 ON Turn on the power system and prepare to start the motorcycle 3 LOCKED Lock the steering handlebar Caution Leaving the power switch in the ON position without riding will completely drain the b...

Page 19: ...of the smart key Use of the mechanical key To use the mechanical key you need to insert the mechanical key into the corresponding keyhole while turning the knob Use of the smart key To use the smart k...

Page 20: ...not exceed the maximum load carrying capacity for the storage compartment Maximum load carrying capacity 10 kg We recommend that you keep the plastic file bag con taining the manual motor vehicle regi...

Page 21: ...ocated on the left side below the steer ing handlebar Maximum load carrying capacity 1 5 kg Caution Please do not store any valuable or fragile items inside it When you leave the motorcycle please tak...

Page 22: ...g port The power battery charging port is located on the right side of the glovebox Please open the charging port lid and then use it For precautions on how to use the power battery see Page 37 On how...

Page 23: ...output To prevent foreign objects or water from entering the USB charging port please close the lid when it is not in use To prevent any damage caused by the device movement or vibra tion during ridi...

Page 24: ...hill sections unblocked sections good weather and other environments The maximum speed in this mode is 110 km h Low speed mode When the remaining battery capacity is below 5 the maximum speed is limit...

Page 25: ...VCU Temperature 20 C 60 C Rated voltage 3 V Antenna type BT adopts the bracket steel antenna Gain 1 37 dbi VCU technical parameters Frequency range 700 2690 MHz Usage Electric motorcycle VCU Temperat...

Page 26: ...N position the motorcycle can be operated even without a certified smart key Lock the steering handlebar and power switch when you leave your motorcycle Operating range The working range may vary when...

Page 27: ...ower including extra RF power amplifier or change the transmis sion antenna without permission It is not allowed to interfere with other legitimate radio stations in a harmful manner or propose for pr...

Page 28: ...ng distance than usual The ABS does not work at a speed of less than 5 km h During braking the brake handle may rebound slightly which is normal Always use the recommended tires to ensure that the ABS...

Page 29: ...ectric start switch to activate the ramp parking function See Page 15 ETCS traction control ETCS traction control can effectively prevent the wheels from slipping while the motorcycle is in motion If...

Page 30: ...ge it if neces sary Page 12 Steering handlebar Check whether it operates smoothly in all steering positions Speed control handle Check the free gap of the speed control handle Page 52 Brake handle Che...

Page 31: ...See Page 17 1 Make sure the power off protection switch is turned on for informa tion on how to open the cushion see Page 30 2 Unlock the steering handlebar lock See Page 31 3 Unlock the power switch...

Page 32: ...he cushion can only be opened using the mechanical key Caution Another individual can unlock the motorcycle before the power switch indicator goes off So please wait until the power switch indicator g...

Page 33: ...F position to the LOCKED position You need to turn the power switch counterclockwise within 7 s when the power switch indicator lights up Otherwise you need to tap the power switch again 3 The steerin...

Page 34: ...ution If you lose your key during riding you can still continue to use your motorcycle and turn off the power switch However once the power switch is turned off you will not be able to operate your ve...

Page 35: ...e right handlebar If the parking mode indicator at Gear P goes off and the READY indicator lights up you can begin the ride If the READY indicator fails to light up the motor cannot be started and you...

Page 36: ...and rear and hold the front and rear brake handles tight ly to speed up your motorcycle gradually Warning Avoid excessive force or emergency braking especially when the motorcycle turns to one side o...

Page 37: ...the OFF position 2 Lower the side stand Slowly tilt the motorcycle to the left until its weight shifts onto the side stand 3 Lock the steering handlebar by turning it fully to the left for more inform...

Page 38: ...ronments If you have not used your motorcycle for a long time the power battery will go into the sleep mode The VCU is powered by a 12 V battery When the 12 V battery is about to run out of power the...

Page 39: ...electric shock or fire which may lead to death or serious injury Do not dissemble the waste battery on your own You need to deliv er it to professional departments for disposal and recycling The batt...

Page 40: ...nment Please charge the power battery in the following locations Park the motorcycle on a firm horizontal ground Charge it at the ambient temperature between 0 C and 40 C A well ventilated and non hum...

Page 41: ...Charging capacity of more than 50 Yellow indicator flashes Charging capacity of 100 Green indicator flashes Completed The green indicator is on Overcurrent and short circuit fault Red and green indica...

Page 42: ...ction Red and green indicators flashes alternately 0 5 s Check output voltage ALM Communication fault Yellow mixed red and green indicator flashes Check communi cation line Abnormal AC input The yello...

Page 43: ...flow sound generated by rotation of fan blades during operation If the charger or the power socket is damaged or deformed or the power cable is damaged stop using it immediately and ask profes sionals...

Page 44: ...roperties achieve the optimal performance of your motorcycle and prevent your motorcycle from any faults Warning Failure to carry out normal maintenance or correct any malfunctions before riding may r...

Page 45: ...level of the rear wheel brake I Check if the brake pipeline is damaged Check the bearing clearance of the steering head Check steering column bearing lubrication Check the state of tires I Check the t...

Page 46: ...vement Check if the motor pulley and gearbox pulley are damaged Check if the overall wiring harness is damaged Replace the brake fluid of the front wheel brake Replace the brake fluid of the rear whee...

Page 47: ...arts please consult your authorized dealer Warning Installing non genuine parts may make your motorcycle unsafe thus causing an accident such as a serious injury or even death Please use certified gen...

Page 48: ...nel to reinforce it in time Caution If your vehicle is parked for a long time in rain without protection you need to check whether there is any water in the controller and motor before riding If water...

Page 49: ...the tire side walls for bulges or swelling Check tread depth 7 Position mark Wear indication mark Check the indication marks of the tread wear If any wear indication marks are visible please replace...

Page 50: ...motorcycle The rim is designed to use tubeless tires Do not overload Riding an overloaded vehicle may cause an accident The replacement of all wheels and brake related parts including tires shall be c...

Page 51: ...mark of the lower limit to the fluid level or if the free stroke of the brake handle exceeds its limit please refer the motorcycle to your authorized dealer for service Recommended brake fluid DOT 3...

Page 52: ...ear and tear on the front and rear brake discs If the front and rear brake discs are worn to the manufacturer s specified thickness the brake discs need to be replaced 1 Limit for usage 3mm 2 Brake pa...

Page 53: ...springs for damage or loss of elasticity Sit on the motorcycle and put away the side stand Turn on the motor and lower the side stand as far as it can go At this time the motor will not run even if y...

Page 54: ...the OFF position check whether the speed control handle can be turned from the fully closed to the fully opened position smoothly If the speed control handle does not operate smoothly or return autom...

Page 55: ...nd rear wheels are lifted from the ground Place the oil tray under the gearbox to collect the oil remove the dipstick cap and oil plug until the gearbox oil is completely drained After the oil plug is...

Page 56: ...drops you can keep on riding Check whether the power off switch is in the ON position See Page 45 Check whether the side stand is retracted See Page 35 Make sure that the speed control handle is comp...

Page 57: ...sing a registered smart key Please use a registered smart key Only a registered smart key can activate the smart key system Make sure that the smart key you are using is not damaged If you use a damag...

Page 58: ...vice For the specific location of each bulb see Page 9 10 Turn signal light fault If the turn signal light is faulty the front or rear turn signal light on the same side of the faulty light will flash...

Page 59: ...e all moving parts Make sure no lubricant spills over on any brakes or tires The braking performance of oil contaminated brake discs and pads will be greatly reduced and may cause an accident 5 Apply...

Page 60: ...cloth or sponge plenty of water and neutral detergent Dry it with a soft and clean cloth Aluminium assembly Aluminium assemblies may be corroded after exposed to dirt mud or road salt Clean aluminium...

Page 61: ...r motorcycle for a long time please fully charge its power Check the power battery coulombmeter every two months Caution Do not store your motorcycle for a long time when there is only one bar left in...

Page 62: ...nt Protection Owning and riding the motorcycle is enjoyable but you must do your duty to protect the environment Choose a proper detergent Clean your motorcycle with a biodegradable detergent Avoid sp...

Page 63: ...r and passenger kPa Front MAX 225 Rear MAX 280 Recommended brake fluid DOT3 Front shock absorber Vertical type Rear shock absorber Hydraulic damping type Motor type Central installation Motor rated po...

Page 64: ...ion Headlight LED Front direction light LED Rear direction light LED Tail light LED Meter LCD Side reflector With Rear reflector With Fuse Power off switch 63 A 1 Fuse 5 A 1 7 A 1 150 A 1 The promotio...

Page 65: ...cations 8 Accidents 7 B Battery charging 36 Brake 7 Brake fluid 49 Brake pad 50 Braking 34 Bulb fault 56 Burglar alarm system 26 C Cannot ride 54 Cannot work properly 55 Charger 39 Chassis number 4 Ch...

Page 66: ...nvironment 60 ETCS 27 F FELO MOTO APP 5 G Glovebox 19 H Hazard warning switch 15 Horn button 14 How to charge 38 I Indicators 13 K key 55 L Loading guidelines 8 Low speed mode 22 M Main assemblies 61...

Page 67: ...22 P Parking 35 Parts replacement 45 Power battery 7 Power battery charging port 20 Power off switch 45 Power switch 16 Precautions for safe riding 6 Preparation before riding 28 Product label 4 R Ra...

Page 68: ...e switch Gear S 14 Steering handlebar lock 31 Storage 59 Storage compartment 18 T Technical parameters for the smart key 23 Tire pressure 46 Tire puncture 55 Transportation 60 Tread depth 47 Turn indi...

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Page 72: ...FELO Technology Shanghai Co Ltd Room D2 101 No 6000 Shenzhuan Highway Songjiang District Shanghai info front design cn 86 21 6785 9325...

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