RYNO MICRO-CYCLE, Руководство пользователя

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Before You Ride
BATTERIES
The Micro-Cycle comes standard with two sealed lead-
acid (SLA) batteries and two chargers. A charge-status
light on the handlebars keeps you updated on the batteries’
discharge status (see below).
Open the battery doors on the left side of the bike (same
side as the key switch) by pulling on the little chrome
handle. The doors are attached with Velcro so it’s easy to
get them off. To replace the doors simply press them back
in place.
Connecting
The batteries are installed in the Micro-Cycles’ battery bay with a heavy duty power cable. The power
connectors must be connected to each battery. Notice how the connector for each battery is nested
into the handle tray to keep the cables flat.
Un-locked Position: To unplug the battery cables there are two different security latches. The first is
a sliding red tab that prevents the connector from accidentally being removed. At right it’s shown in
the un-locked position.
Locked Position: The second is the thumb latch to allow the connector to be pulled apart. The thumb
latch is used by pressing down on the tab with the square on the end. This will release a catch and
allow the connector to be pulled apart.
Charging
CAUTION
Use only RYNO 24 volt chargers to charge the batteries.
1. Open the battery cover by pulling on the chrome handle.
2. Connect the chargers to the batteries. You can charge the batteries in the Micro-Cycle, or you can remove them
and take them to a standard wall outlet for charging. To remove batteries, pull the catch ring and slide it out.
Depending on your payload, riding style, and terrain, two fully-charged batteries can last up to fifteen miles (24 km).
Charging time is six to eight hours. Follow these steps to charge the batteries.
THUMB LATCH
BATTERY LATCH