Roller Pro Runner E-Bike, Руководство пользователя

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Do not charge your E-Bike at night, while you are sleeping.
If your E-Bike has been exposed to high or low temperatures, wait until it attains
normal temperature before charging.
RIDING YOUR E-BIKE
Read the following information before attempting to ride your Roller-Pro Runner E-
Bike.
A helmet as well as other protective gear must be worn at all times
The Roller-Pro Runner E-Bike supports up to 120 kg. Do not carry passengers.
Only operate the Roller-Pro Runner E-Bike where permitted. Local laws may
restrict where you may ride.
The Roller-Pro Runner E-Bike may contains a motor and may be classified as a
motor vehicle under local laws in your area. It is your responsibility to abide by
any local laws restricting how or where you may ride.
How to ride?
Before starting to ride, make sure you are well equipped and protected. The
Roller-Pro Runner E-Bike is placed on a flat level surface, is charged and all parts
are well assembled. Follow the below steps. For your safety, please read this
entire section before attempting to ride.
Step 1.
Carefully step on with one foot and place yourself on the saddle. Find a
good relaxed comfortable position. Grab both handles.
Step 2. Start your Roller-Pro Runner E-Bike by pressing the power button.
Keep one foot on the ground and press the throttle very slowly to begin
accelerating. Use the handles to steer.
Step 3. Continue accelerating by pushing the throttle.
Step 4. To stop, release the throttle and use the handbrake, to gradually come
to a stop then step off the E-Bike one foot at a time.
Be extra cautious when riding for the first time until you are familiar with the
Runner.
Step 5. To turn the E-Bike off, remain at a complete stop for a few seconds.
Then press and hold the power button during 3-5 seconds until the
display turns off.
The display shows how much charge is left in the battery. Make sure the
battery is at full power before heading out on a long-distance ride.
Note: Make sure to decelerate on time and always stop a few meters before your actual stop point
for safety.