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Some parts of your Highlander can injure you if mishandled. Moving and
folding parts can cut skin. Clamps and pivoting parts such as brake levers
can pinch. When folding and unfolding your Highlander, please watch for
pinch points where injury may be sustained. Do not leave your hand in
these areas during the folding or unfolding process.

PINCH POINTS

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Summary of Contents for H1-HLNR

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC FOLDING SCOOTER OPERATION MANUAL H1 HLNR HIGHLANDER ...

Page 2: ...ear a properly fitted helmet that complies with CPSC or CE safety standards when you ride your E Scooter Correct Fit Make sure your helmet covers your forehead Incorrect Fit Forehead is exposed and vulnerable to serious injury 1 ...

Page 3: ... has been reached and it should be replaced Do not ride in an abusive manner In this manual the CAUTION sign indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided can cause minor or moderate injury CAUTION WARNING In this manual the WARNING sign indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided can cause serious injury or death Great care should be taken with the Hover 1 Highlander when folding ...

Page 4: ... learn how to ride the Highlander by reading the operation manual and watching videos All users are responsible for any consequences caused by violating warning contents or proper operations Hover 1 can not be held liable ATTENTION 1 Use only the supplied charger from Hover 1 with this E Scooter 2 The operating temperature range of the charger is 32 F 104 F 0 C 40 C 3 The operating temperature ran...

Page 5: ...revent electric shock explosion and or injury to yourself and damage to the E Scooter Do not use the E Scooter if it has been dropped or damaged in any way Repairs to electrical equipment should only be performed by the manufacturer Improper repairs void the warranty and may place the user at serious risk Do not puncture or harm the exterior surface of the E Scooter in any way Keep the device free...

Page 6: ...Highlander Do not operate if you are pregnant or have a heart condition Persons with any mental or physical conditions that may make them susceptible to injury or impair their physical or mental capabilities to recognize understand and perform all of the safety instructions and assume the hazards inherent in operation should not use the Highlander Please keep your serial number on file for warrant...

Page 7: ...f the WARRANTY section of this manual in case your Highlander is lost or stolen The first rule of safe riding is to use common sense Diﬀerent localities and countries have diﬀerent laws about riding electric transportation devices on public roads You should check with local officials to ensure you are complying with local traffic law requirements Hover 1 is not liable for tickets or violations giv...

Page 8: ...w visibilityconditions ensureyourLED headlightisturnedon andthatyouarewearingbright reflectiveclothing Do not ride above your skill level Ensure you have had enough practice with all functions and features of your Highlander Do not ride too fast with increased speed comes increased risk If you are moving at a higher speed small bumps can create strong impacts leading to a higher risk of injury Do ...

Page 9: ... not ride your Highlander oﬀ of curbs ramps or attempt to operate in a skate park empty pool or in any way similar to a skateboard Misuse of your Highlander voids the manufacturer warranty and may lead to injury or damage Do not abuse your Highlander Doing so can damage your unit and cause failure to the operating system which may lead to injury Physical abuse including dropping your Highlander vo...

Page 10: ...cles or on public roads Do not travel up or down steep hills The Highlander is intended for use by a single individual DO NOT attempt to operate the Highlander with two or more people Do not carry anything while riding the Highlander Individuals with lack of balance should not attempt to operate the Highlander Young children and the elderly should not operate the Highlander At higher speeds always...

Page 11: ... not operate near swimming pools or other bodies of water Maintain a safe braking distance during wet conditions WARNING There may be additional risk of injury if you use your E Scooter incorrectly This includes but is not limited to Jumping your E Scooter Riding over debris or obstacles Performing stunts Riding oﬀ road Riding fast Racing other riders Riding in an unusual manner The aforementioned...

Page 12: ...ll from high places as doing so may damage the internal circuitry Do not attempt to disassemble the Highlander Use only the charger provided by Hover 1 Use only the manufacturer s authorized replacement parts CARE MAINTENANCE WARNING To reduce the risk of injury adult supervision is required Never use in roadways near motor vehicles on or near steep inclines or steps swimming pools or other bodies...

Page 13: ...nufacturer warranty Do not connect or attach the E Scooter or the battery to a power supply plug or directly to a car s cigarette lighter DonotplacetheE Scooternearafireorleaveitoutindirectsunlight Heating the E Scooter can break or ignite the battery inside the device Do not continue charging the battery if it does not recharge within the specified charging time Doing so may cause the battery to ...

Page 14: ... or animals to touch the battery The battery contains dangerous substances Do not open the battery or insert anything into the battery Do not attempt to charge the device if the battery has discharge or emits any substances In that case immediately distance yourself from the battery in case of fire or explosion WARNING SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IF YOU ARE EXPOSED TO ANY SUBSTANCE THAT IS E...

Page 15: ...in x 44 2 in 97 9 cm x 40 4 cm x 112 3 cm Non pneumatic solid tires 6 5 front and rear Electronic mechanical brakes 2AANZHLNR D051448 UL2272 certified A Model Net Weight Max Supported Weight Min Supported Weight Max Speed Max Range Battery Type Motor Power Battery Voltage Battery Capacity Power Requirement Folding Size Open Size Tire Type Tire Size Brake Type FCC ID BT ID UL Certification C A High...

Page 16: ...ES PARTS 1 Handlebar L 2 LCD Display 3 Handlebar R 4 Electronic Brake 5 Power Function Button 6 Throttle 7 Folding Hinge 8 Steering Column 9 Mechanical Foot Brake 10 Kickstand 11 Foot Deck 12 Charging Port 11 12 7 10 9 8 5 2 1 3 4 6 15 ...

Page 17: ...s the current speed mode when toggled Press the power button once to switch between speed modes Eco Mode 7 mph top speed Normal Mode 11 mph top speed Sport Mode 15 mph top speed Indicates which speed mode is active Eco blank Normal blue S Sport red S SPEED MODE BATTERY INDICATOR Displays your current battery level HEADLIGHT ICON Indicates the headlight is activated Quickly press the power button t...

Page 18: ... minutes the E Scooter speaker will automatically return to standby mode 8 If pairing is unsuccessful turn oﬀ the E Scooter first and try again following the previous steps 9 If your smartphone is out of range or the battery is low on your E Scooter the speaker may disconnect from your device and the speaker will say disconnected To reconnect follow the previous steps or recharge your E Scooter NO...

Page 19: ...ded wall outlet Connect the cable with the power supply 100V 240V 50 Hz 60 Hz Align and connect the 1 pin charging cable into the charging port of the Highlander DO NOT FORCE OR BEND THE CHARGING CABLE AS IT MAY CAUSE THE PRONGS TO BEND OR BREAK The charging indicator light on the charger itself should change to red indicating that your device is now being charged When the red indicator light on y...

Page 20: ...ing parts can cut skin Clamps and pivoting parts such as brake levers can pinch When folding and unfolding your Highlander please watch for pinch points where injury may be sustained Do not leave your hand in these areas during the folding or unfolding process PINCH POINTS 19 ...

Page 21: ...STEERING COLUMN To change speed modes ensure the E Scooter is powered on Press the power button once to toggle to a diﬀerent speed mode The top speeds for each speed mode are the following Eco mode 7 mph Normal mode 11 mph Sport mode 15 mph For safety reasons the Highlander will not accelerate unless it is already moving at least 1 8 mph 3 km h You must first kick oﬀ the ground and then press the ...

Page 22: ...are not used correctly you will not have full control of your Highlander Practice using the Highlander at slower speeds in a flat open area before taking it out into public areas PRE RIDE CHECKLIST Ensure that your Highlander is in proper working order each time you ride If a part of the Highlander does not function correctly please contact our Customer Support Center Ensure the battery is fully c...

Page 23: ...nd squeeze the brake handle to engage the disc brake The brake is pressure sensitive so a tighter squeeze will result in more stopping power Do not attempt to stop suddenly as this may lead to injury or damage to your brake discs Use the handlebars to turn the Highlander in the desired direction The Highlander can be operated manually if you do not wish to use the motor As you get comfortable on t...

Page 24: ...her operating range than a heavier user Ambient Temperature Please ride and store the E Scooter in recommended temperatures This will increase operating range battery life and overall performance of your device Speed and Riding Style Maintaining a moderate and consistent speed while riding produces maximum operating range Traveling at high speeds for extended periods of time frequent starts and st...

Page 25: ...es uneven too steep unsafe etc Battery voltage is too low The E Scooter is still charging The E Scooter is overheating or the motor temperature is too high When the battery is about to run out of power the battery icon will flash If any or both tires are blocked the device will stop after 10 seconds When the battery level has depleted below protection mode the motor will power oﬀ after 15 seconds ...

Page 26: ...h can be determined by turning the equipment oﬀ and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diﬀerent from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced rad...

Page 27: ...For warranty information please visit us at www hover 1 com WARRANTY Affix Serial Number Label Here Manufacturer DGL Group Ltd 2045 Lincoln Highway Edison NJ 08817 26 ...

Page 28: ... RideHover1 RideHover1 Hover1Rideables www Hover 1 com ...

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