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(5) Use of Charger and Precautions
1. Plug the charger's output terminal into charging hole on the battery unit, then connect the charger
to AC 220V/50HZ power supply and make sure the charging indicator is on. To avoid damages to
the controller, power the scooter off during charging time that can last 5-10 hours.
2. Trip distance can decline at a low temperature.
3. Charging mode: it is recommended that the scooter be charged once a day if possible. The whole
charging process is automatically controlled: when the charging indicator turns to green, it means
the battery unit has been fully charged and is in a floating charge state. Floating charge doesn't
cause any damage to batteries. At this point, it is unnecessary to stop charging since very little
energy is consumed during floating charge. 4. In case of damages, avoid violent bump or impact
when using, shipping or carrying the charger. Keep liquid or metal filings away from the charger in
case it is short-circuited or damaged.
5. DO NOT place inflammables under the charger because heat is generated while it is working. It
is prohibited that the charger is covered or surrounded by anything so as not to affect heat
dissipation. The charger shall be used in a well-ventilated place. In the event that there is peculiar
smell, smoke, or excessive temperature (higher than 65
℃
) from/on the charger, stop charging
immediately and have it repaired in the maintenance department.
6. In the event that the charging indicator doesn't turn green for a long time (generally longer than
10 hours) while the charger is in the charging mode all the time, particularly along with a high
battery temperature due to charger failure, battery damage or low voltage, please stop charging
immediately and have the scooter repaired in the maintenance department.
7. For sake of adaptability between the charger and battery, please DO NOT charge your scooter
using chargers other than the dedicated one.
(6) Use of Motor (s) and Precautions
1. Features: new type of brushless low-speed high-power motor that features high efficiency, low
noise, and large mileage at rated load within the normal operating range.
2. Scheduled maintenance: the motor doesn't need any particular maintenance under normal
circumstances.
3. When going uphill with a heavy load, restart the scooter in the event of locked rotor to avoid
damages to the motor or controller.
(7) Routine Maintenance and Precautions
1. Rotate the speed regulating handle slowly rather than violently.
2. DO NOT wash the scooter directly to avoid short-circuit of electric/electronic parts due to
moisture/water.
3. For safety sake, turn the main power switch off when parking the scooter.
4. Change into off-the-road tires when riding in complex road conditions, such as mountain road.
5. Replace for a new brake pad when 1/3 of it has been worn out and braking effect is impacted.
6. Remove the contaminants adhered to brake disc or other surfaces.
7. Check whether or not the electric part of power-cut brake is well connected and whether the
fasteners are loose. Make timely adjustment if any.
8. Make periodical examinations and maintenance, generally once every six months.