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ESC910

Safety rules

• Familiarize yourself with and comply with the local road traffic
regulations.
• Always wear an approved helmet and other elbow, knee, and
wrist protectors.
• Check the battery charge status when the scooter is turned on. If
the battery charge is less than 25%, do not drive for a long time.
• Check the appearance and condition of your electric scooter.
Make sure that no parts are loose and that there are no abnormal
noises.
• The user should be healthy, rested, sober and not take any
sedatives or psychotropic drugs before driving.
• Remember that you are taller when driving, so be careful when
driving through the door, beware of signs, branches and other
upper obstacles to protect your head from injury.
• This equipment can be used by children aged 14 years and over
under as long as supervision is provided. People with reduced
physical or mental capabilities, as well as people with no
previous experience of using this equipment must be supervised
and made aware of the risks. The instruction manual should be
used as a reference for the safe use of this equipment. Children
should not play with the equipment. Children without ensured
supervision should not be allowed to perform the cleaning and
maintenance of equipment.
• Only Original accessories should be used, as well as accessories
recommended by the manufacturer. Using accessories which are
not recommended by the manufacturer may result in
damage of the device and may render the device unsafe for use.
• The AC adapter should be connected to an outlet with
characteristics consistent with the values on
the rating label.
• If the cord or power plug or adaptor is damaged or the plug has a
loose electrical outlet, do not charge the device and do not
power it from the mains.
• Unplug the AC adapter from the electrical outlet when not in use.
• Do not connect or disconnect the adaptor from the power source
with wet hands.
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