Flowmiles Gift Card; Battery And Charger - SoFlow SO4 2nd Gen Originalbetriebsanleitung

If the brakes are too tight, use a 5mm Allen wrench to loosen the screw of the pressure plate by turning anticlockwise. Shorten the length of the brake wire to loosen
the brakes, then tighten the screw again. If the brakes are too loose, loosen the screw and pull the brake wire to extend the wire, then tighten the screw again.
Inflating the tyres
In case that the tyres start lose pressure, you should inflate them to the recommended pressure.

3.3 FlowMiles Gift Card

As a special thank-you for your purchase at SoFlow, we offer you a gift card with FlowMiles. The FlowMiles can be redeemed for a wide range of products in our SoFlow
online shop. Please make sure you activate the scooter first to redeem the gift card.
WARNING!

3.4 Battery and charger

The range of the battery may differ from the specifications depending on the temperature, the condition of the track, the incline and the weight of the driver.
Charging the battery
Make sure that the charging connector and the charger are dry and that the SO4 2nd GEN / SO4 3rd GEN/ SO4 PRO / SO4 PRO 2nd GEN is switched off. Connect the
charger cable to the scooter's charging connector and plug it into an electrical outlet. The charging light on the charger should glow red. When the charging light changes
from red to green, the battery is fully charged. Disconnect the charger from the power source and the scooter.
The e-scooter should only be charged with the original charger. Ensure that the voltage supply is correct. Do not use the charger if the charger or power cable are
damaged. Please contact the service department. For optimum battery life, charge and store the e-scooter in a dry and clean environment, preferably room temperature.
The charging time of the scooter is approximately 4 – 5 hours. There will be negative effects on the battery life if the charger remains permanently connected to the
scooter and the power source.
Battery handling
Do not cover the scooter or the charger during charging. Lithium batteries have different freezing points depending on their charge level. If a battery cell freezes, it is
irreparably destroyed and the entire battery must be replaced. As with conventional batteries, a lithium battery loses up to 40% of its capacity starting from
approximately 0°C.
Correct handling of the battery
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