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How to charge the battery:

1. 

Connect the charger connector to the charger socket.

Caution: the connector is magnetic. Make sure you are inserting the connector the right way round.

Figure 15: charger or similar model.

2. 

Plug the charger power cable into an earthed socket.

When you have successfully connected the charger to the mains, the red LED on the charger will 
light up. When the battery is fully charged, the LED will change colour from red to green. The battery 
will automatically stop charging once it is full (green LED). It takes approx. three to five hours to 
charge a fully depleted battery.

3. 

Detach the charger connector from the battery.

Caution: when detaching the charger connector, always hold the connector itself rather than the 
cable.

How to put the battery back in after charging:

1.

 

Reinsert the fully charged battery, and connect it to the Rosenberger connector.

Caution: the Rosenberger connector is magnetic. Large or small pieces of metal may get stuck to the 
connector. Check that the connector is clean before connecting it to the battery:

2. 

Then fold the horizontal footboard back down and lock it using the key supplied with the

 SCROOSER.

If you do not use the SCROOSER for a prolonged period of time, the battery will go into sleep mode. 
The SCROOSER will not start while the battery is in this mode. If this happens, press the battery 
charge display on your battery once so that the green LEDs light up. This will reactivate the battery. 

You can also reactivate the battery by connecting the charger.

Putting the battery back in 

Reactivating the battery from sleep mode  

Summary of Contents for Scrooser 2019

Page 1: ...MADE IN GERMANY JUNE 2019 MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...l developments All rights reserved SCROOSER GmbH Bouche straße 12 12435 Berlin Germany CONTENTS FOREWORD 6 SCROOSER PASS 7 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 8 SCROOSER identification 8 Conformity 8 Warranty 9 Guarantee provision 9 2 SAFETY 10 Form of safety notices 10 Structure of safety notices 10 Risk categories 11 Safety notices 11 General safety notices 12 Risks resulting from alterations 12 Risks resulti...

Page 3: ...c control 29 Range 29 8 PARKING 31 9 TRANSPORTING 32 10 PROTECTION AGAINST THEFT 33 Start key for added protection 33 Anti theft protection while in use 33 11 BATTERY 34 Charging the battery 35 Removing the battery 35 Charging the battery 36 Putting the battery back in 39 Reactivating the battery from sleep mode 39 Storing the battery 40 Cleaning the battery 40 Disposing of the battery 40 12 CARE ...

Page 4: ...ly friendly way of getting around over short distances To ensure it stays that way please follow the care and handling instructions in this manual Please read this manual carefully because if you do not adhere to these instructions we cannot assume liability and you will not be covered under warranty In cases of doubt please always contact a specialist or our service centre with any problems or qu...

Page 5: ...e first in the SCROOSER range of vehicles Example WS620111AGD999997 All SCROOSER guarantee services are subject to the following guarantee conditions The guarantee granted by SCROOSER does not include labor or transport costs for the conver sion The guarantee is limited to the replacement or the repair of the defective component If a guarantee service is used this does not result in an extension o...

Page 6: ...d indicates a situation that presents an immediate risk of death or serious injury if it is not avoided This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a situation that presents a potential risk of death or serious injury if it is not avoided This combination of symbol and signal word indicates a situation that presents a potential risk of light or minor injury if it is not avoided This signa...

Page 7: ...on Always hold onto the handlebars firmly with both hands while riding the SCROOSER Keep out of the blind spots of other road users Signal your intention well ahead of time before turning or changing lanes Only use lanes that are designated for small motorcycles Only one person at a time may ride the SCROOSER never ride with two or more people Do not transport heavy loads on the SCROOSER You can l...

Page 8: ... to a 220 240 V 50 Hz or 110V power supply Only chargers specifically designed to be used with the SCROOSER may be used Do not charge any other electronic appliances using the charger supplied with your SCROOSER Do not open up the charger under any circumstances Never touch the charger or connector with wet hands Do not use the charger during thunderstorms The charger and battery are not toys and ...

Page 9: ...not need a driver s licence but must be aware of traffic regulations for public roads Small motorcycle insurance is also required for use on public roads In accordance with the sixth exemption to the German Road Traffic Act StVO dated 24 March 1994 maximum speed 20 km h there is no legal obligation to wear a safety helmet or special protective clothing However in the interests of your own safety y...

Page 10: ...dguard rim tire VIN battery footboard centre stand tire and tube motor rear wheel rim side reflector type plate VIN lable mudguard rear brake motor control vertical footboard with storage compartment handlebars Overview of components front brake lever tail and brake light number plate light handlebar clamp display headlight ...

Page 11: ... keys to open and close the horizontal and vertical footboards and the seat The packaging materials are a suffocation hazard The packaging materials can be a suffocation hazard for children and animals Please store the packaging materials in a safe place How to unpack the SCROOSER 1 Firstly remove the transport locks 2 Take off the lid of the packaging and remove the cardboard stiffeners from the ...

Page 12: ...ars 1 Loosen the four screws on the handlebar clamp and adjust the handlebars as required 2 After adjusting the handlebars carefully tighten the four screws again To achieve the required clamp tension between the handlebars and the handlebar clamp the screws must be tightened to a torque of 15 Nm Caution failure to tighten screws to the specified torque can result in damage to the handlebar compon...

Page 13: ... used to open and close the vertical and horizontal footboard and the saddle How to turn the SCROOSER on 1 To turn your new SCROOSER on press the right hand button on the display The intro will appear on the display It ends with the greeting HI 2 Hold the TAG up against the SCROOSER logo on the front of the saddle The headlight and tail light will flash the battery charge display LEDs on the displ...

Page 14: ... The SCROOSER has a trip counter and an odometer After turning the SCROOSER on the trip counter can be opened by a short press of the ON OFF button After a few seconds or when you activate the throttle grip impulse drive the display will disappear The trip counter is reset every time you turn the scooter off and back on again After turning the SCROOSER on the odometer can be opened by holding the ...

Page 15: ...ER in the usual way How far and how long you will be able to ride using the impulse drive depends on several factors Road profile Road surface Weight of rider and load Amount of acceleration provided by rider Riding mode In order to extend the range of the SCROOSER we recommend using the COMFORT or ECO mode for descents or level surfaces and only activating SPORT mode when there is a headwind when...

Page 16: ...e SCROOSER must not be loaded when in parking position as the centre stand cannot take any additional weight Caution Do not sit or stand on the SCROOSER when it is in parking position In low temperatures especially when there is frost store your battery in your home or office and only put it back in your SCROOSER just before you set off When possible do not park your SCROOSER in direct sunlight If...

Page 17: ...you only transport it in suitable vehicles estate cars SUVs vans etc 10 PROTECTION AGAINST THEFT Your SCROOSER comes with two security systems as standard Start key TAG to activate your SCROOSER Anti theft protection while in use Your SCROOSER can only be turned on using the electronic start key TAG that is supplied with it There is no other way to activate your SCROOSER This means it is not possi...

Page 18: ...ies have very low self discharge Nonetheless their capacity still decreases over time so even if the battery is fully charged you should recharge it at least every three months if it is not in use In order to extend the battery s service life we recommend charging it after each use Lithium ion batteries do not suffer from memory effect There are three steps required to charge the battery 1 Remove ...

Page 19: ... with an earthed 220 240V or 110V socket Do not use the charger during thunderstorms Avoid excessive exposure to sunlight risk of overheating Make sure the charger is adequately ventilated when in use Unplug the charger from the mains when it is not in use You can find further instructions on the label on the charger please follow these instructions Only use the charger supplied with the SCROOSER ...

Page 20: ...charger connector always hold the connector itself rather than the cable How to put the battery back in after charging 1 Reinsert the fully charged battery and connect it to the Rosenberger connector Caution the Rosenberger connector is magnetic Large or small pieces of metal may get stuck to the connector Check that the connector is clean before connecting it to the battery 2 Then fold the horizo...

Page 21: ...attery or charger Figure 17 battery with battery charge display 12 CARE MAINTENANCE If you use your SCROOSER as intended it will have a very long service life and many of the components will require little or no maintenance Please follow the following care and maintenance instructions in order to maintain optimum functionality Risk of death by electrocution The battery and motor control can be dam...

Page 22: ... disc brake on the front a mechanical disc brake at the rear are largely maintenance free The brakes are set ex works to achieve the legally required braking deceleration values Please check the wear of the brake pads and the brake disc at regular intervals If necessary look for a specialist Worn out brake pads and discs are a potential source of accidents The brake lever must always be mounted fi...

Page 23: ... 43 Nm 12 kg 20 km h SCR 01 01 C 25 km h Rear wheel drive Gearless direct drive Nominal voltage drive 36 V Nominal voltage lights 12 V Battery 36 V 20 Ah Battery display On display and battery Battery charging 230 V or optionally 110 V Battery charging time Three to five hours Tachometer display functions Trip counter and odometer current speed Front and rear tires CST 18 x 9 5 8 Rear tube T18 x 9...

Page 24: ...ese things should hopefully ensure your SCROOSER has a long service life with plenty of carefree scroosing But on rare occasions problems can occur even with SCROOSERs If that happens please contact one of our service partners or call our customer service hotline on 49 0 30 22 18 367 900 Monday Friday 8 a m to 6 p m or contact us at contact scrooser com SCROOSER GmbH Bouchéstrasse 12 Halle 20 1243...

Page 25: ...SCROOSER COM contact scrooser com Designed Engineered Made in Germany ...

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