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E-CITY

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RECOMMENDATIONS BEFORE STARTING UP

Always inspect the vehicle before driving. The points listed on the attached table only require a few mi-
nutes for inspection and, long-term, will save on time and costs. All of them are recommendations that 
could prevent potential accidents.

CHECKPOINT

CONTENT

Tyres

Front/rear brakes

Acoustic alarm

Lights

Instrument panel

On/off switch

Rear-view mirror

Grips

Steering bearings

Front/rear axles

Fixation elements.

Charge level

Surge protector ind.

Check infl ation pressure and conditions.

Check OPERATION.

Check OPERATION.

Check OPERATION.

Check OPERATION.

Check OPERATION.

Check cleanliness.

Check that the accelerator turns smoothly and has no play.

Check that they have not become loose. Clean and lubricate again with universal 

lubricant.

Check all fi xation elements. Tighten and adjust them, if necessary.

Check all fi xation and connection elements. Tighten and adjust them, if necessary.

Check that the charge level is suffi cient. Recharge, if necessary.

Check that the device is activated or set to “ON”.

Содержание E-City

Страница 1: ...USER MANUAL E CITY ...

Страница 2: ...E CITY ...

Страница 3: ...ructions and the information provided as follows Please remember that the vehicle s lifespan depends on how you use and maintain it Keeping it in perfect ope rating condition reduces the cost of repairs Please consider this manual an integral part of the vehicle It must remain with its basic equipment even in the event of a change in ownership For any issues please see your RIEJU dealer who will b...

Страница 4: ...thing Accessoires Load Kickstand and centre stand Rear shock absorber Recomendations before starting up Check for safe driving Kilometre range Maintenance programme Basic maintenance kit Accelerator grip operation Battery maintenance Front and rear brakes Front and rear shock absorber and suspen sions Tyres Battery charger Fuse Solution for common problems warranty Warranty 5 6 7 8 10 12 14 16 17 ...

Страница 5: ...E CITY 5 VEHICLE DESCRIPTION Designed to transport the driver and a passenger You must not exceed a maximum weight of 150 kg including the trunk E CITY is a scooter designed to drive on asphalt ...

Страница 6: ...ial numbers which will help you for all purposes certificate of characteristics insurance registration etc These numbers will be useful for you for any suggestions or complaints as well as to order replacement parts Chassis serial number p 12 Engine serial number p 12 Dealer seal ...

Страница 7: ...tomer with a copy HANDLING Explain how to properly handle the vehicle WARNINGS Explain the importance of the warnings to guarantee a long life for the vehicle KEYS Deliver the complete set Advise them to make a backup set FIRST INSPECTION Explain that an inspection after 1 000 km is important PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE Explain the need for periodical maintenance and state that failure to comply with g...

Страница 8: ... Tyre pressure Checking the equipment Accelerator works and has free play Adjust if necessary Degrease both brake discs Battery charged Block steering or anti theft block General condition of front and rear suspension General inspection of nuts and screws Callipers discs transmission pinions wheel nuts tilt shock absorber brake levers etc Driving components The digital instrument dashboard checks ...

Страница 9: ...LH and RH Front rear blinkers and mounting clips Horn operation ON ROAD TEST at least 10 km Engine operation Grip on road and suspensions Braking and ABS operation if installed No abnormal sounds CHECKING FINAL APPEARANCE Manufacturer signature Date ...

Страница 10: ...rake type front and rear Brake handling method front and rear Wheel front and rear Tyre front size Tyre rear size Max speed Kilometre range Slope Acceleration 0 100 m 70 Km h 70 Km 18 9 5 s 1815 x 732 x 1185 mm 1308 mm 140 mm 82 Kg 150 Kg Disc Manually Alloy 110 70 12 130 70 12 45 Km h 55 Km 12 12 1 s DIMENSIONS PERFORMANCE 3000 W 3000 W 1200 W 1200 W ...

Страница 11: ...sumption rate Undervoltage protection Overcurrent protection Voltage frequency charger input power l2ZW6083334 Built in 60 V 550 r min 34 N m 3000 W Lithium 35 Ah 60 V 47 Kw 51 V 70 A 220V 50Hz l2ZW6055320 Built in 60 V 550 r min 20 N m 1200 W Lithium 26 Ah 60 V 19 Kw for 1200DT 3 29 Kw for I200DT 3A 51 V 35 A 220V 50Hz ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 3000 W 1200 W ...

Страница 12: ... 12 Engine identification number The engine number is engraved on the engine itself and on the back tyre LOCATION OF SERIAL NUMBERS Chassis identification number The frame number is die cut under the seat VIN ...

Страница 13: ...ur RIEJU has an identification plate with details on ma nufacturer frame number approval number and sound emissions level The vehicle s identification plate is riveted to the left of the chassis and also has the frame number VIN ...

Страница 14: ...bsorber 9 Engine 10 Rear wheel 1 Rear view mirror 2 Saddle 3 Battery 4 Rear light 5 Turn signal 11 Rear footrest 12 Centre stand 13 Front brake 14 Front shock absorber 15 Front wheel 16 Side reflector 17 Front light 18 Instrumental panel 17 5 16 1 1 15 14 12 13 10 11 9 7 6 8 4 3 2 18 ...

Страница 15: ...s 3 Instrument panel 4 Driving mode selector 5 Right rear view mirror 6 Front right brake lever 7 Right grip Accelerator 8 Warning light 9 On and off 10 Horn 11 Turn signals 12 Left grip 13 Front left brake lever 1 13 6 5 3 2 4 10 7 12 9 11 8 ...

Страница 16: ...l circuit The power indicator on the instrument panel is on and the key cannot be removed OFF It is not possible to activate the vehicle s electri cal circuit and the key can be removed LOCK To block steering you must turn the steering bar until you meet resistance Insert key into the lock Insertar la llave en la cerradura OFF press and turn anti clockwise into position LOCK To unblock steering tu...

Страница 17: ...rt Battery overheat Battery charge indicator in percentage Electric current Speed indicator Electrical consumption in operation indicator Mileage Left turn signal Recharge light High beam on indicator CRUISE CONTROL INDICATOR Light on indicator Cruise control Right turn signal ...

Страница 18: ...ry overheat Recharge light turn Speed indicator Battery charge indicator in percentage Electrical consumption in operation indicator Incomming call indicator READY INDICATOR Mileage indicator Right turn signal Left turn signal Electrical failure Light sensor Driving mode indicator Economy Dynamic Sport ...

Страница 19: ...scooter battery s internal indicator reaches its highest level while driving at a high speed You must reduce speed or it will be limited automatically Charge level light Indicador en Verde batería al 100 Blinking yellow charge less than 15 Yellow light charging between 20 and 99 Blinking light right turn ...

Страница 20: ...t ready to start up Incoming call indicator light Electrical current in amperes light Battery status indicator light Light indicates battery level in percentage Light indicates driving mode E Economy D Dynamic and S Sport ...

Страница 21: ...ctrical failure Light indicating vehicle speed Light indicating total and partial kilometre or mileage Blinking light left turn Cruise control light Bluetooth indicator light To connect a smartphone you must link it with the code 0000 or 1234 ...

Страница 22: ...4 Signal when switching lanes and turning 5 Pay special attention at intersections and entran ces and exits to car parks 6 To drive properly use both hands The passenger must hold onto the grips and their feet must remain in the space intended to this end 7 To prevent possible accidents it is important that you remain visible with light coloured or reflective clothing 8 Never drive in another user...

Страница 23: ...E CITY 23 9 Remember that braking distance on rainy days is twice as long Drive with caution and reduce speed on wet roads asphalt with grease or oil sewer lids potholes etc ...

Страница 24: ...riginal accessories for the E City vehicles were spe cifically designed and tested on the scooter Check that the accessory does not darken the lights reduce the vehicle s height from the ground or incline in curve and does not limit the suspensions travel steering turn or operation of controls Do not add electrical devices that can exceed the ca pacity of the VEHICLE S electrical system ...

Страница 25: ...rly secured To prevent possible instability or a slower steering response do not hang ob jects from the handlebar The maximum weight allowed is 150 kg WARNING la incorporación de accesorios y el aumento de la carga pueden reducir la estabili dad prestaciones velocidad y el funcionamien to seguro del vehículo No se deben superar los límites de carga y de peso de los accesorios y se mantendrán cerca...

Страница 26: ...stand 1 or press the centre stand 2 with your foot and lift the scoo ter sliding it backward Before starting up retract the kickstand or centre stand After retracting the stand to start up press and hold the P switch for three seconds to go to READY position and begin driving 1 2 ...

Страница 27: ...E CITY 27 REAR SHOCK ABSORBER The rear shock absorber is equipped with a separate gas bottle that does not require maintenance ...

Страница 28: ...rings Front rear axles Fixation elements Charge level Surge protector ind Check inflation pressure and conditions Check OPERATION Check OPERATION Check OPERATION Check OPERATION Check OPERATION Check cleanliness Check that the accelerator turns smoothly and has no play Check that they have not become loose Clean and lubricate again with universal lubricant Check all fixation elements Tighten and a...

Страница 29: ...ry place To maintain its capacity we recommend recharging it every two weeks IMPORTANT It is important to be familiar with operation and the dimensions and weight Check that the surge protector switch is set to ON before turning the ignition key to the ON position When the P light goes to READY gently turn the accelerator grip to activate the motor Do not turn the grip quickly When starting up the...

Страница 30: ...ection indicator Do not accelerate on downhill slopes or squeeze the brake too hard as you may skid and overturn Turn the front headlight on while driving at night Be especially careful in the rain and do not go through areas with deep water to avoid damaging the motor Do not drive with just one hand ...

Страница 31: ...ge km Kilometre range km KILOMETRE RANGE The table shows test data from a laboratory at a room temperature of 25 C Factors that affect the kilometre range While driving weight slope wind resistance rapid acceleration and braking type have an influence on battery duration Autonomy may vary due to weather High temperature can shorten the life cycle of lithium batteries Extreme temperatures 10 C 45 C...

Страница 32: ... PRESSURE and wear on the tread Check OPERATION brake fluid level cable etc Check conduits and insulation Check proper mirror OPERATION Check that all lights operate properly Check indicators conduits circuit Tighten bolts Turn accelerator to verify that it operates properly Check tightness etc Turn grip to verify that it operates properly Check all welded points and fixation elements Check fixati...

Страница 33: ... shop every year IMPORTANT COMPONENTS CONTENT Battery Motor Controller Battery charger Main cable Normal voltage charge and discharge balance Cover bearings Hall sensors signal lines electrical circuits and chain guard insu lation Protection against low voltage and surge Check charging current voltage Check welding points on conduits and insulation ...

Страница 34: ...NTENANCE KIT With maintenance tools you can conduct simple repairs make small adjustments and replace certain compo nents Spanner 13 15 Double headed screwdriver at head and Phillips Allen wrench 6mm Spanner 8 10 Tool Bag ...

Страница 35: ...etely closed position to com pletely open turning as far as it can go in both directions Check the accelerator grip s play The standard number must be between 2 and 6 mm To adjust play loosen the lock nut and turn the adjuster Once adjustment is complete tighten the nut Front right brake lever Right accelerator grip ...

Страница 36: ...after the indicator turns on Upon completion wait at least 10 minutes before using it again After using the scooter you must charge the battery avoid leaving it uncharged for long periods of time If not using the scooter it is advisable to remove the battery and recharge it after storing it somewhere cool and dry 10 C 25 C Check the battery s status and charge it every 10 15 for proper maintenance...

Страница 37: ...CHARGE LEVEL BUTTON RECYCLING TO PREVENT ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE DISCARD AT A RECYCLING POINT DO NOT THROW AWAY WITH HOUSEHOLD WASTE IF YOU WISH YOU MAY CONTACT TECHNICAL SERVICE IT IS FORBIDDEN TO REMOVE THE LITHIUM CELLS ...

Страница 38: ... is below the LOWER loosen the screws on the cylinder cover open it and add fluid up to UPPER If you have any questions please contact the Distributor WARNING USING BRAKE FLUID OTHER THAN THE RECOMMENDED FLUID CAN COMPROMISE THE EFFICIENCY OF BRAKING AND DRIVING SAFETY BRAKE FLUID CAN CAUSE IRRITATION AVOID CONTACT WITH THE SKIN AND EYES IN THE EVENT OF CONTACT WITH EYES FLUSH WITH PLENTY OF WATER...

Страница 39: ...everal times and check that the wheel turns freely once the brake has been released If the brake lever s play is excessive but the brake pads are not worn beyond the limit there is most likely air in the brake system with leaks In this case please contact the Distributor NOTE IF THIS ADJUSTMENT DOES NOT PRO VIDE SATISFACTORY RESULTS PLEASE CON TACT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR ...

Страница 40: ...fluid tank lid Brake fluid tank lid Brake fluid lever indicator Brake fluid lever indicator Main cylinder FRONT RIGHT BRAKE LEVER LEFT REAR BRAKE LEVER Brake lever play between 10 20mm Brake lever play between 10 20mm ...

Страница 41: ...ront brake lever on the right the front wheel is bloc ked Next compress and release the front rear fork several ti mes to check that it operates correctly without noise or loss Check that the rear fork sump s play is correct pressing on the side of the rear wheel Check that all fixation elements are securely tightened ...

Страница 42: ...re starting driving It is advisable to check for nails cuts and other ob jects Also check that there are no deformations Contact your supplier to replace damaged tyres or perforated air chambers Replace tyres when the tread depth in the centre reaches a minimum limit of 0 8 mm Using the scooter with worn tyres is risky and jeopardises traction and safety while driving FRONT TYRE FRONT WHEEL REAR T...

Страница 43: ...arger into the scooter s outlet and to a 220V AC power source You may also recharge with the battery charger plugged in to a 220V AC current When charging is complete unplug and then disconnect the battery charger connector Do not conduct the operation backwards Lithium Ion battery 220V AC Battery charger ...

Страница 44: ... if there are problems such as a short circuit or very high current Once the problem has been resolved install a new spare fuse in the fuse box CAUTION PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUSES WHEN REPLACED DO NOT USE OTHER MATERIALS SUCH AS ALUMINIUM IRON OR COPPER WIRES OTHERWISE THE CIRCUIT MAY BURN Fuse 15A Fuse 10A Spare 10A fuse ...

Страница 45: ...re Connect it correctly Attach the cable to the battery correctly Go to assistance centre Recharge Check pressure possible inflate until reaching correct pressure Proper driving style Replace the battery Normal situation Check that the controller operates correctly Ignition key ruined or poor connection Poor connection between the power pin and the battery plug Circuit with melted fuse Instrument ...

Страница 46: ...travelled or the number of hours the vehicle has been operated Warranty Period The warranty period is governed by applicable warranty law in the vehicle s country of sale Warranty claims for defects not brought to the attention of a RIEJU authorised dealer before the end of the warranty period shall be excluded Purchaser obligations RIEJU may legitimately reject warranty claims if and to the exten...

Страница 47: ...n any way altered or modified or fitted with components other than the compo nents expressly authorised by RIEJU as components allowed for the vehicle f The vehicle has been stored or transported in a way that is contrary to technical requirements g The vehicle has been used for a special use other than ordinary use such as competition racing or in an attempt to beat a record h The vehicle has suf...

Страница 48: ...es due to vehicle ageing for example fading of painted surfaces or metal coating Miscellaneous a If repair of the defect or replacing the part is disproportionate RIEJU shall be entitled to decide at its sole discretion whether to repair or replace the defective parts Ownership over the replaced parts if applicable shall be held by RIEJU with no other consideration The dealer authorised by RIEJU w...

Страница 49: ...aler shall not be affected by this warranty This warranty shall not affect the purchaser s additional contractual rights under the general business conditions of the authorised dealer However said additional rights may only be claimed with the authorised dealer e If the purchaser resells the product during the warranty period the terms and conditions of this warranty shall continue to exist under ...

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