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5.

 

 MAINTENANCE 

While the ZBoard is designed to be robust, it will occasionally require basic maintenance. 
Follow these guidelines to ensure you minimize unnecessary issues. When maintenance is 
required, step-by-step replacement instructions are available at 

www.myzboard.com

5.1.

 

TREAT YOU ZBOARD WITH CARE. 

The ZBoard has sensitive electronic parts and must 

be treated accordingly. Do not slam the ZBoard against the ground, drop it from any 
height, or leave it outside or in direct sunlight for extended periods of time.  

 

5.2.

 

 TIGHTEN FITTNGS. 

When riding, the ZBoard experiences extreme and repeated 

vibrations, which can loosen hardware over time. Check the tightness of hardware on 
the battery box and trucks before each ride. Each component can be tightened with 
pliers and the included hex keys. Be careful not to over-tighten or strip hardware 
components when tightening them. Apply a small amount of Loctite Blue to the 
threads of any screws that repeatedly loosen.

 

 
5.3.

 

INSPECT YOUR ZBOARD BEFORE EVERY RIDE.

 Before using, turn on your ZBoard and 

evaluate its functionality. If you hear rattling, smell burning, your ZBoard is moving 
without any pressure, or it simply won’t move or turn on, 

do not attempt to ride

Please visit www.myzboard.com or contact customer service for assistance. 

 
5.4.

 

KEEP THE BOARD AS DRY AS POSSIBLE.

 The ZBoard is not waterproof. Avoid wet 

pavement and puddles at all times to prevent rust damage to bearings and trucks, and 
electrical damage. If your ZBoard does get wet for some reason, thoroughly dry it off.

 

 
5.5.

 

PROPERLY MAINTAIN YOUR BATTERY. 

To preserve the life of your battery we 

recommend you charge your ZBoard between uses, even after short rides. Always 
charge in a warm and dry location, and never store it in extreme temperatures or 
conditions as this may negatively impact battery life. Charge your ZBoard’s battery 
fully before storing it for an extended period of time, and take it out of storage to 
charge at least once a month.  When maintained properly, ZBoard Classic battery 
packs are rated up to 250 cycles and ZBoard Pro battery packs are rated up to 1000 
cycles. Replacement and upgrade batteries are found at www.zboardshop.com/store. 

NEVER

 charge your board when it is “on” as this may damage the charger, battery, or 

speed controller.

 

Summary of Contents for Classic

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...r At All Times 4 2 Caution May Be Hot 4 3 Minimum Age 4 4 Maximum Weight 4 5 Start Slow 4 6 Know Where to Ride 4 7 Proper Footwear 4 8 Only Ride During Daylight 4 9 Proper Riding Terrain 4 10 Do Not A...

Page 3: ...ur ZBoard is powered off Unwrap the charger plug it into any standard 110V1 outlet then insert the 3 pin XLR connector into the mating charge socket in the side of the battery box The red LED should l...

Page 4: ...free of vehicle and pedestrian traffic where electric skateboarding is allowed _____ Have you read Section 2 Specifications and Components _____ Have you read Section 3 Riding Instructions _____ Have...

Page 5: ...les 10 Miles 20 Miles Charge Time 5 Hours 5 7 Hours 5 7 Hours Motor 400W Electric 400W Electric 400W Electric Battery Sealed Lead Acid SLA Lithium Iron Phosphate LiFePo4 Lithium Iron Phosphate LiFePo4...

Page 6: ...Coast stance the rider is neither accelerating nor braking but rather stationary or slowing down gradually due to the natural resistance of the motor and bearings When coasting downhill it is best to...

Page 7: ...to reach the center of the footpad adjust your stance forward and wider See Figures B and C to see correct and incorrect acceleration stances Avoid rotating your from foot much more than 45 from perp...

Page 8: ...requires a wider stance than is comfortable you may prefer to make a slight slide step with your rear foot to move the ball of your rear foot onto the center of the rear footpad Both footpads are int...

Page 9: ...t out to the Acceleration stance Press on the front footpad carefully slowly applying pressure until the board begins to move The more pressure you apply to the footpad the faster the ZBoard will go T...

Page 10: ...o not put your feet on both footpads at the same time Riding Down Hills We recommend that you lower your speed before a decline and position yourself on the brake Modulate pressure on the brake to mai...

Page 11: ...uce the chances of these known risks please follow the Riding Safety Warnings below If you do not understand any parts of these safety warnings please contact us at ownership myzboard comfor clarifica...

Page 12: ...out proper shoes 4 8 ONLY RIDE DURING DAYLIGHT Riding at night is extremely dangerous Poor visibility makes it difficult to see obstructions and makes it difficult for others to see you 4 9 AVOID UNEV...

Page 13: ...ZBoard and evaluate its functionality If you hear rattling smell burning your ZBoard is moving without any pressure or it simply won t move or turn on do not attempt to ride Please visit www myzboard...

Page 14: ...n instructions can be found at www myzboard com The other three wheels should wear evenly but if this is not the case they may be rotated removed and interchanged to maximize the life of all three Use...

Page 15: ...shipping back to Intuitive Motion is the responsibility of the customer If a faulty unit is shipped back and the necessary repair is deemed in warranty Intuitive Motion will repair at no additional co...

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