Safety Advice - PEUGEOT E-vivacity Bedienungsanleitung

SAFETY ADVICE

FR
A inexperienced motorcyclist should make himself
completely familiar with his vehicle before going out in
traffic. You are strongly advised not to lend your vehicle
to an inexperienced rider.
GB
To ride a motorbike, you are required by law to hold a
licence or to have completed specific training with a
professional, depending on the applicable legislation and
based on engine capacity.
DE
Both the user and passenger are required to wear an
approved helmet. It is also recommended that you wear
protective gloves and glasses as well as garments with a
reflective insert that provide suitable protection for
IT
motorists on two-wheels.
In some countries, the applicable legislation may not
authorise transportation of a passenger, and elsewhere
ES it may oblige motorcycle users to contract a civil liability
insurance policy to protect third parties and the
passenger against potential damage resulting from an
accident.
NL
Driving whilst under the influence of alcohol, drugs or
certain medicines is inexcusable and dangerous for
yourself and others.
Excessive speed is an important factor in many accidents.
GR
You must observe the road signs and signals and adapt
your speed to the weather conditions.
Luggage carriers and paniers approved by PEUGEOT
SCOOTERS are available as options (depending on the
SE
model). The assembly instructions must be complied
with and the maximum permissible load (3 to 5 kg
depending on the equipment) must not be exceeded.
PT
FI
DK
2/14
Mounting adaptable parts that have not been approved by
PEUGEOT SCOOTERS, which alter the technical
characteristics or performances of the vehicle is
forbidden. Any modification will invalidate the warranty
and the vehicle will no longer be in compliance with the
version approved by the appropriate services.
The vehicle identification data required under Directive
97/24/EC features on the control label placed on the
vehicle. It represents a measure against tampering with
mopeds and light motorcycles.
Any electrical appliance represents a potential
danger. Only a suitably qualified repairer can
intervene on your electric scooter.
Your scooter is powered by a soundless
electric motor. Near certain traffic zones such as
pedestrian areas or cycle paths, you are advised to warn
other road users of your presence using the various
horns fitted to this vehicle.
A release of gas can take place if one of the
conditions below is not met (Abnormal use
conditions).
• Overcharging the traction battery by using a charger
that has not been approved by PEUGEOT
SCOOTERS.
• Overheating of the traction battery following a charging
incident or the vehicle being stored at a temperature
over 40°C.
• Short circuit between the terminals of the traction
battery, a short circuit due to work on the electric
harness or one of the vehicle's components.
In this case : You are advised to have the vehicle checked
by an authorised dealer.
Reproduction or translation, even partial, is forbidden without the written consent of Peugeot Scooters