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Glion SNAPnGO 335, User Manual

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Page 1: ...ectric scooter Please read and understand this manual fully before assembling and operating your scooter Please also view in their entirety our Assembly Video and Operating Video on our website www ge...

Page 2: ...this Manual Stand and walk independently or with limited assistance Have sufficient hand strength to operate the throttle and brake Maintain and shift balance to accommodate inclines declines and turn...

Page 3: ...21 GLION SNAPNGO MODEL 335 PARTS DIAGRAM 21 OPEN BOX ASSEMBLY see Open Box Assembly Video at getglion com 22 OVERVIEW OF YOUR GLION SNAPNGO ELECTRIC SCOOTER 33 OPERATING YOUR SNAPnGO ELECTRIC SCOOTER...

Page 4: ...hat the folding mechanism is securely locked before use Always slow down before changing directions turning or descending a slope Always keep both hands on the handlebars and both feet on the footrest...

Page 5: ...ting a sharp turn when descending a hill can result in serious injury or death 7 GUEST USE Never permit a guest to use this scooter unless the guest has read the user manual and all the warnings Never...

Page 6: ...sibility without a lighting system that meets state and local laws and without approved reflectors is illegal dangerous and can result in serious injury or death 14 TEMPERATURE Do not use the scooter...

Page 7: ...safety labeling owner s manuals and instructional videos WARNING The Glion SNAPnGO is not intended for use by persons who cannot support themselves in an upright position WARNING Prior to operating yo...

Page 8: ...ability of the scooter The center of gravity of your seat was factory set to a position that meets the needs of the demographic majority of users WARNING Do not change your seating configuration witho...

Page 9: ...tow other vehicles including lawn mowers ATV equipment or other mobility devices Your scooter was not designed with such use in mind and any damage or injury incurred from such use is not the responsi...

Page 10: ...nclines may be natural or if man made not designed specifically for scooters Your scooter s ability to travel up inclines is affected by your weight travel speed angle of approach to the incline and y...

Page 11: ...l handbrake lever an electric motor brake and a parking brake The brake lever must be activated manually to slow the vehicle to a near stop Refer to Overview and Operating Your Scooter sections for br...

Page 12: ...g WARNING When cornering sharply reduce your speed and maintain a stable center of gravity Avoid shifting your weight in the opposite direction of the turn which may cause the scooter to lose traction...

Page 13: ...ooter has passed the necessary testing requirements for ingress of liquids you should keep electrical connections away from sources of dampness including direct exposure to water or bodily fluids and...

Page 14: ...NG Airlines have strict guidelines for transporting Lithium Ion batteries onboard passenger airplanes Check with airline prior to travel Don t assume the same rules apply on your return flight WARNING...

Page 15: ...ant to maintain a stable center of gravity and keep the scooter from tipping Make sure the wheels are pointed in the forward position to create the longest possible wheelbase We recommend that the sco...

Page 16: ...er and personal injury WARNING Avoid putting your weight on the scooter foot pedals Such use may cause the scooter to tip or the pedals to break When standing up put both feet securely on the ground n...

Page 17: ...moking Users must exercise care and common sense when operating a scooter This includes awareness of safety issues that arise from smoking which may impair your ability to operate your scooter in a sa...

Page 18: ...from use of the scooter in any sports related activity Electromagnetic and Radio Frequency Interference EMI RFI WARNING Laboratory tests have shown that electromagnetic and radio frequency waves can...

Page 19: ...for information on proper disposal of packaging metal frame components plastic components electronics batteries neoprene silicone and polyurethane materials When traveling in a motor vehicle do not s...

Page 20: ...s the exposure is low enough to pose no significant risk of cancer or is significantly below levels observed to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm Where can I get more information on Propo...

Page 21: ...Top Speed Setting 3 Setting 2 Setting 1 12 km h 6mph 7km h 4 5mph 3 4km h 3mph Range 21 km 13 miles Battery Voltage 36V Type Li ion Battery Capacity 6 4AH Motor Type Brushless DC Motor Rated Output P...

Page 22: ...or manufacturer s warranty Lift the scooter frame out of the box Because of its weight and size we suggest it be done by two people You should have the following items in the box 1 scooter frame 1 del...

Page 23: ...are bolted onto the flanges Please note there are 2 settings for each footrest The factory default is BACK position If you prefer to extend your feet more forward while riding you can adjust to FORWAR...

Page 24: ...nstructions prior to unfolding folding operation to avoid damage to your Gl on scooter UNFOLDING YOUR SCOOTER Step on the folding pedal to release the folding lock and lift the handlebar Push the hand...

Page 25: ...l and press It should unlock Let the handlebar fold down till you hear a click It should lock into the folding position by itself Very important pushing the T bar forward allows the folding mechanism...

Page 26: ...cooter stand vertically In the vertical self standing position you can insert the seat post into the collar on driver s side and insert the travel seat into the collar on passenger s side You can also...

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Page 28: ...seat post The deluxe seat base comes with four positions to allow various distances from seat to handlebar Using the bolts install the seat base in the ideal position for you Insert the silver seat po...

Page 29: ...tion to find the most comfortable width and use the knob to securely tighten it You can raise and lower the armrest if needed Swivel lever The deluxe seat comes with a swivel function While sitting on...

Page 30: ...included bungee cord to bundle a carry on suitcase with the scooter while using the travel seat Hook one end of the bungee cord to the seat post support and through the rear bumper Lay luggage flat o...

Page 31: ...lways slow down to speed setting 1 2 mph or walking speed when using side baskets as the additional side loading could shift center of gravity and add risk of side tipping especially when scooter is m...

Page 32: ...needs You need to first install the included hanging brackets onto the silver seat post The longer end should face forward Make sure bracket fitting notch fits onto the notch on the seat post Using A...

Page 33: ...ly ride the SNAPnGO to potentially reduce these risks Our website and support materials outline the potential hazards of driving the SNAPnGO Prior to riding the SNAPnGO take time to read and understan...

Page 34: ...f the power 2 Headlight On Off To turn the headlight tail light on or off you must first turn on the scooter power S While the scooter power is on press the power button S once the headlight and rear...

Page 35: ...7 Horn G When power is on you can press the horn G to give alerts WARNING Do not make turns at high speeds or on steep inclines Your Glion SNAPnGO may tip over Before turning slow down Go straight up...

Page 36: ...th feet rested on the foot pedals 2 Press the on off button on the thumb throttle once to turn on the scooter The battery indicator on the thumb throttle should be lit when the scooter is turned on Ma...

Page 37: ...fter completing the reverse operation always switch the setting back to Forward position 4 Avoid steep inclines and hills The SNAPnGO is not designed to be driven up or down steep inclines or hills Ho...

Page 38: ...n t meet government wheelchair ramp standards Tips for driving the SNAPnGO on inclines and declines Never travel up or down on an incline that is potentially hazardous such as one that is wet icy slip...

Page 39: ...R USE Like an electric wheelchair you are generally permitted to use the SNAPnGO inside of buildings airports shopping malls stores theaters etc Doors can be a challenge when using the SNAPnGO Approac...

Page 40: ...ufacturer warranty shall be void Do not operate the charger near flammable materials such as carpet Ensure a dry environment Never allow the charger or cable to come into contact with water as this ma...

Page 41: ...prolong the battery life vs full discharge charge cycles Tips For every 10 15 partial discharge do a full discharge and charge cycle 4 Fully charge the battery before storing the scooter for extended...

Page 42: ...hen the charger stops charging because either the battery is full or the charger is disconnected from the scooter the charger must be reset by unplugging it from the wall outlet before it will resume...

Page 43: ...hen this happens turn the scooter back on and drive the scooter under low speed until you can recharge the battery WARNING Like any mechanical device an electric scooter and its components are subject...

Page 44: ...lithium ion batteries MECHANICAL Due to vibration nuts and bolts can become loose Make sure that all lug nuts other nuts and bolts are securely fastened and tighten them if necessary To test Pick you...

Page 45: ...eed setting is 1 which means the lowest power the motor is working hard under speed limit when the scooter moves from speed zero Once the scooter gets moving or is geared up the noise will go away Pro...

Page 46: ...base WARNING Please register your electric scooter with us If you don t we may not be able to contact you directly with important safety recall information GLION SNAPnGO LIMITED WARRANTY Probity Cell...

Page 47: ...HIS WARRANTY DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusions of incidental or consequential damages and the above limitat...

Page 48: ...48 48 YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE USE OF THIS SCOOTER TO DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS PROVIDED YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENT...

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