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Motorino XMl Owner'S Manual Download Page 13

MOTORINO XML OWNERS’S MANUAL

TIPS: In order to protect your safety, please turn off the air switch when cleaning, storing the bike for a
long time, or removing the battery pack.

Operation of adjustable pedal

The original adjustable pedal provides three riding modes, and can be adjusted for comfort.

1. Open the saddle and take out the included Allen wrench;

2. Unscrew the nut under the pedal;

3. Adjust the pedal to the appropriate position (three positions) and tighten the nut.

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Summary of Contents for XMl

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Page 2: ...handlebar 5 Switches on right handlebar 6 Start button 6 Smart remote controller operation 7 How to operate the physical handlebar lock 8 Operation of air switch 9 Operation of adjustable pedal 10 Rid...

Page 3: ...outine cleaning and maintenance 19 Regular inspection and maintenance 19 Common Problems and Troubleshooting Methods 20 Routine cleaning and maintenance 20 After Sales Service 21 Standards of three gu...

Page 4: ...failure to use original spare parts or installation of components that affect the performance and safety of the bike Please contact the MOTORINO XML Customer Service Center at 1 877 310 0554 or email...

Page 5: ...to ensure the safety of you and others please DO NOT use high beam in good lighting conditions The continuous use of high beam will cause the visual disturbance to vehicles and pedestrians on the opp...

Page 6: ...MOTORINO XML OWNERS S MANUAL Diagram of instrument panel 1 Speed fault code Display current speed When fault indicator goes on fault code will be displayed 2017 Greenwit Technologies Inc Page 3 of 28...

Page 7: ...ent operating conditions 6 Real time current Display current output current 7 Power display bar Display current battery level 8 Power display Display current battery level 9 Gear display Display curre...

Page 8: ...trument panel to switch the motor speed the current riding distance and the remaining distance per charge Prompts Operation Guide Switches on left handlebar 1 High low beam switch button Press up to t...

Page 9: ...hes on right handlebar 1 Headlamp button Dial up to to turn on the headlamp Dial down to to turn off the headlamp 2 Gear shift button The bike has three modes i e 1 eco 2 cruise and 3 sport Dial right...

Page 10: ...the bike 1 Power button flashing indicates the locked mode 2 Power button lightning indicates the standby mode 3 Outer circle lightning indicates the power on state Smart Remote Controller Operation...

Page 11: ...button stays on The bike enters into the Unlocked State How to operate the physical handlebar lock 1 After the bike stops turn the handlebar to the far left insert the key into the physical handlebar...

Page 12: ...eftwards to open the saddle Basic tools are provided inside saddle Operation of Air Switch As the protection switch for the main power of TS smart electric bike the air switch will automatically disco...

Page 13: ...the battery pack Operation of adjustable pedal The original adjustable pedal provides three riding modes and can be adjusted for comfort 1 Open the saddle and take out the included Allen wrench 2 Unsc...

Page 14: ...essure is normal The suggested tire pressure is 20 25psi for front wheel and 26 32 psi for rear wheel Check tire surface for cracks damage wear and foreign matter puncture or attachment Whether the tr...

Page 15: ...ncern please contact MOTORINO XML Customer Service Center Tel 1 877 310 0554 How to start the bike 1 Press the Unlock button of the Smart Remote Controller and the start button stays on 2 Put on a hel...

Page 16: ...ebar to ensure that the handlebar lock is closed If the parking button is pressed when riding the bike will be dis energized So DO NOT press it when riding for avoiding danger caused by the sudden los...

Page 17: ...anger Battery Use Instructions Charging Methods How to charge the battery on the bike 1 Insert the main charger plug into the charging port of the bike 2 Insert the charger s AC power plug into the so...

Page 18: ...key into the anti theft battery lock and rotate it rightwards to remove the battery from the bike 4 Insert the main plug of the charger into the battery charging port and then insert the AC power plug...

Page 19: ...t before the capacity is lower than 20 When it is not used for a long time please remove it from the bike Develop a good usage habit DO NOT frequently yank the switch and ride at a constant speed Shor...

Page 20: ...eep them away from corrosive materials power source and heat source Storage conditions ambient temperature 20 35 humidity 65 RH When storing the charger please disconnect it from the battery Operation...

Page 21: ...le anti theft measures when the bike is moved without authorization it will give an alarm And meanwhile the APP will notify the user immediately and track the bike in real time Data records users can...

Page 22: ...the air switch before cleaning Do not use strong water jet to directly wash it so as to avoid the default of mechanical parts caused by water invasion Storage try to park it in a dry and cool room to...

Page 23: ...ering handlebar the motor does not turn after being powered 1 Low battery 2 Side stand is not retracted 3 Parking key is not closed 4 Brake handle does not reach the right position 5 Steering handleba...

Page 24: ...rument panel shows 92 Charging over voltage Please stop charging and check the charger The instrument panel shows 91 Battery at high temperature Please stop charging and riding The instrument panel sh...

Page 25: ...ack is purchased separately the validity term of the Three Guarantees is 36 months and not calculated by the mileage Electric motor Electric motor Quality problems like open phase or burn out of coil...

Page 26: ...thorized modifications of the circuit or misuse 2 Tear or wear of the cable surface Non body structure problems 12 months Headlight Malfunction caused by the quality problem of headlight Headlight dam...

Page 27: ...ction of hydraulic disc brake just because of lake of oil instead of its damage 3 Wear of brake disc 4 Brake system damage caused by self modification 6 months Handlebar Speed control failure due to t...

Page 28: ...an factors or improper use 2 Alterations of status by consumers 3 Serious lacking or missing of pieces 12 months Shock absorber 1 Fracture of base cylinder fork tube under the normal use of front shoc...

Page 29: ...ed by collision 12 months Subframe 1 Loose weld incomplete and missing welding of the weld joints 2 Deformation or cracking caused by quality problems of frame 1 Damage caused by human factors or impr...

Page 30: ...difications of frame structure 3 Unauthorized modifications of body structure 24 months External plastic parts If the area of peeling or crack that caused by the paint problem is one square centimeter...

Page 31: ...rd feelings and other items related to sensory perception The bike is damaged due to force majeure such as fire smoke earthquake typhoon flood fire lightning chemical corrosion and so on Failure to re...

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