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C a u t i o n
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In order to prevent battery pack damage during charging,
the battery management system will prevent the charger
from charging the battery pack at temperatures below 0°C.
Similarly, damage to the battery pack can be avoided as
long as the battery pack is kept at temperatures above -
20°C in the winter and at more than 30% of the charge.
High Voltage
Component Locations
A
B
11.2 11.3
____________ Warning ____________
Your Electric Motorcycle uses a high voltage of 90V. At
the same time, the power system may be too hot to
touch after work. Beware of high pressure and high
temperatures and obey all the safety rules.
________ Serious warning ________
The high voltage circuit system of the Electric Motorcycle
is not allowed to be maintained by the user. Removing
and replacing high-voltage components, cables, or
connectors may result in severe burns or electric shocks,
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C a u t i o n
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Please do not place the Electric Motorcycle or its battery in
an environment higher than 41°C or in direct sunlight for an
extended period of time, which may accelerate the
degradation of battery performance
or even life-threatening injuries. High-voltage cables
are labelled orange for easy identification.
dangerous and can result in burns, electric shocks
and even serious personal injury.
For safety purposes always follow the instructions on
the label attached to the motorcycle parts and do
not touch or attempt to remove or replace any high
voltage parts, wiring (marked by the orange outer
bushing) or connectors. In the event of an accident,
do not touch any high voltage terminals or
components connected to the wires. In case of a fire
on the Electric Motorcycle, secure yourself first and
then use Class D fire extinguisher to put out the fire.
When the flame is out, use plenty of water or a
water-based fire extinguisher to cool it down.
System warning message
When a fault is detected, the yellow fault indicator
' A ' on the top of the instrument will light up, and the
corresponding Warning Code will be displayed in the
' B ' area on the LCD of the instrument.
Please refer to the table starting on the next page for
possible causes and solutions.
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting
temperature above -20°C and following long-term
storage guidelines (see
' Stop and long-term
storage ' on page 10.16) will ensure that the battery
pack in good condition during winter storage.
hot temperature
In high temperatures, the battery won’t have any
performance changes. However, when the battery
temperature is higher than 68°C (subject to the
standard), the battery management system will turn
off the output to avoid damage.The charger will
protect the battery pack by lowering the charging
power when battery temperature above 50°C, which
may increase the charging time. When the battery
temperature exceeds 60°C, the battery management
system will no longer allow charging.
Safety interlock
If the battery management system detects a serious
internal failure, one or both of two measures will be
taken to prevent damage to the battery pack:
Prohibited the use. If the battery pack charge is zero,
or if the battery management system detects some
serious internal problems, the motorcycle will be
prohibited from use until the problem is resolved.
Charging is prohibited. If the battery management
system detects some serious internal problems, it
will prevent charging, even if the battery pack is
connected to the charger and plugged into AC power
until the problem is resolved.
Precautions for Storm Bee
electric motorcycle
Storm Bee Electric Motorcycle has a high voltage
component. Take proper precautions when using it.
The high voltage used in these components is