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Speedometer and battery level indicator
The speedometer displays your current speed. The two small additional
instruments below show the current battery charge status and the cur-
rent status of the lighting (on/off).
Lights and horn
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The buttons for switching on / off the lights and for honking are to be
found next to the left handle.
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Before you turn on the scooter, check that it will roll freely. As you roll it forwards, the motor should
offer slight resistance. When you push the scooter backwards, you will notice a higher level of resis-
tance. This resistance is intentional.
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Test the brakes: Push the scooter forward slightly and pull the right-hand brake lever to apply the
front-wheel brake, and pull the left-hand brake lever to apply the rear-wheel brake. The wheels ought
to be stopped when the corresponding brake lever is applied. If this is not the case, the brakes need
to be adjusted.
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Check that the accelerator throttle springs back into place. If it cannot be turned or does not spring
back into place, contact a specialist or local dealer or distributor.
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Insert the key into the ignition lock and turn it to position. Then press the headlight but- ton to check
whether the headlight is working properly. You should also try the right-hand and left-hand brake
levers in turn. The brake light should light up when you do so.
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Check the battery charge indicator. If only the MIN light is lit up, charge up the battery (see „Charging
the battery" section). Note that no the charge indicator if your scooter with thumb type accelerator,
you can check charge on speedometer.
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Check the tyres and the chain tension on a regular basis. This is not just for your own safety, but is
also important for the range and speed of the scooter.
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After your ride, you should turn the key to position
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Fold down the stand and park the scooter. If the scooter has got wet, dry it off so that no water can
creep into the electronics and damage them.
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Charge up the battery (see „Charging the battery" section).
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Park the scooter in a dry place which if possible should not be accessible to children.
It is practically impossible to give binding information on the range as a large number of factors play a
role here such as: Charge status of the battery, Headwind, Tyre pressure, Chain tension, Weight of the
rider, Age/use of the battery, incline, ambient temperature, road surface, riding style...
As a rough guideline, on a flat stretch of road, with a load of 75 kg and a defensive style of riding, you
can expect a range of up to approx. 20-25 km. The range will be reduced if parameters which have a
negative impact are added.
Note that the range and performance are greatly dependent on the ambient temperature. A greater drop
in performance and range is to be expected at temperatures below 0°C.
With increasing age of the battery, the maximum energy that can be stored decreases, and so the range
does too.
You should also make sure that the tyres always have sufficient pressure in them (see „Mainte- nance"
section).
Before setting off
After your ride
Information about the range
and pull out the key.
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