AUTOMOBILI LAMBORGHINI Mobility AL1 User manual

USER MANUAL
ENGLISH | ITALIANO | ESPAÑOL | FRANÇAIS | DEUTSCH | POLSKIE | CEŠTINA| SLOVENSKÝ | PORTUGUÊS | ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ
ELECTRIC SCOOTER
APP Control

INDEX
ENGLISH 001
032
063
094
125
156
ITALIANO
ESPAÑOL
FRANÇAIS
DEUTSCH
POLSKIE
187CEŠTINA
218SLOVENSKÝ
249PORTUGUÊS
280
ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ

ELECTRIC SCOOTER
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USER MANUAL
ENGLISH

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CONTENTS
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Package contents
Product overview
Assembly and configuration
Charging
AL e-Mobility app configuration
How to ride the electric scooter
Brakes
Range
Storage and cleaning
Safety instructions
Battery
Responsibilities
Folding, transport and opening
Daily maintenance and care
Technical specifications
Troubleshooting
Error code table

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1. PACKAGE CONTENTS
The handlebar must be fitted to the assembled electric scooter using the special screws
provided. The screws must be inserted first without tools, then tightened using the tool
provided.
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2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Control panel and power button
Bell
Accelerator
Front light
Rod
Quick release lever
Front fork
Drive wheel
Brake lever
Locking latch
Latching point
LED/RGB ambient light
Rear mudguard /
brake
Brake light
Locking mechanism
Battery
Kickstand
Charging port
(opposite side)

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1. Speedometer: displays the current speed of the electric scooter.
2. Modes: there are three driving modes available. "S Black" indicates Energy Saving mode
(maximum speed 6 km/h, ideal for beginners), "S White" indicates Standard mode (maximum
speed 15 km/h), and "S Red" indicates Sports mode (maximum speed 25 km/h, powerful, only
recommended for experienced riders).
3. Bluetooth: the icon indicates that the scooter is connected with the mobile device.
4. Error: the spanner-shaped icon indicates that the scooter has detected an error.
5. Battery level: the battery level is indicated by five bars, each representing approximately
20% of the battery.
6. Power button: press the button to turn the electric scooter on; to turn it off, press and hold
the button for three seconds. After switching on, press the button twice consecutively to turn the
headlights on/off and press once to switch from one mode to another.
CONTROL INFORMATION / CONTROL PANEL

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After assembly, press the power button to check that the electric scooter is working properly.
3. ASSEMBLY AND CONFIGURATION
Release the rod by
applying pressure
to the mudguard
Put the handlebar
rod upright
Fix it as shown in
the picture

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4. CHARGING
5. APP CONFIGURATION
What can you do with the AL E-MOBILITY APP?
• Start a self-diagnosis
• Set the driving modes
• Set the speed unit of measurement (km/mph)
• Set the start mode
• Set the Cruise Control function
• Set the LED ambient light colour (RGB)
• View the partial and total kilometres travelled
• View the remaining battery level
• Display cruising speed
• Display speed modes
• Display the temperature of the driving wheel
When charging is
complete, replace
the rubber cap
ift the
rubber cap
Insert the power
supply into the
charging port

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1. Download the app on the smartphone;
2. Turn on the e-scooter and activate the Bluetooth function on the smartphone;
3. Start the app and log in*, connect your smartphone to the electric scooter via Bluetooth
within 1-2 metres;
*If this is your first time using this app, fill in the "e-mail" field to register and authenticate
by using the verification code.
The app's interface appears as follows:
Access the preferred app store to download and install the AL E-MOBILITY APP

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The app's interface with associated electric scooter appears as follows:
Main interface
Associated electric
scooter
Electric scooter battery
percentage
Speed in real time
Distance travelled (ODO)
Route distance (TRIP)
Route record
Enable / Disable application
Riding modes
Usage time
Map
Settings

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The app's interface with associated electric scooter appears as follows:
Information on "Cruise Control":
Activate the "Cruise Control" function in the app, keep the electric scooter at a constant
speed (> 8 km/h) and hold down the accelerator lever (right) for five seconds. An acoustic
signal will indica- te that "Cruise Control" is active, meaning it will not be necessary to keep
the accelerator lever (right) held down. Press the accelerator lever or brake lever again to
deactivate the function.
Information on the "Zero Start" mode:
The Zero Start mode, if activated, allows you to start the electric scooter by operating the
accele- rator without having to push off with the feet.
User profile
App language
Name of the
electric scooter
Speed units
ON/OFF Cruise Control
ON/OFF Modalità
Zero Start
ON/OFF motor lock
Choice of static
side lights’ colour
Choice of color effects
of the side lights
Information
Support request
User profile logout

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ollow the safety instructions before riding the
electric scooter.
Use approved equipment such as helmets
and knee pads.
Do not use the electric scooter in the rain.
The electric scooter cannot be used by more
than one person at a time.
Children under the age of 16 and pregnant
women should not use this electric scooter.
6. HOW TO RIDE THE ELECTRIC SCOOTER

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Minimum weight allowed on the electric sco-
oter: 20 kg.
Maximum weight allowed on the electric sco-
oter: 100 kg.
Do not ride the electric scooter if you have
been drinking alcohol and/or taking medicines.
Do not use your phone or listen to music whi-
le riding the electric scooter.
Pay particular attention if you are riding whe-
re there are road bumps, sand, puddles, frost,
snow or steps, or in dark places and at night
or in wet conditions.

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Do not use the electric scooter in dangerous
areas, in the presence of flammable and/or
explosive substances, liquids and/or dirt.
This electric scooter is not designed to be
ridden on roads and motorways.
To find out where the electric scooter can be
ridden, consult the legislative decree in force
in the country concerned.
Do not place heavy objects on the handlebar.
Avoid going up or down steps with the electric
scooter.

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Always ride with both hands on the handlebar.
Do not ride on the electric scooter standing
on just one foot.
Do not press the accelerator when walking
with the electric scooter.
Do not ride the e-scooter in puddles or on wet
surfaces.

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Pay attention to your head when passing under
canopies, doors and the like.
When riding at the highest permitted speed,
do not turn the handlebar abruptly.
Start braking sufficiently far away to avoid
obstacles, bends and areas with uneven sur-
fa- ces. Remember to release the accelerator
before braking.
Do not travel at the highest speed allowed,
on obstacles such as steps, borders or bumps.

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5m
Do not hit obstacles with the wheels.
Do not touch the motor immediately after ri-
ding, it could be extremely hot.
Maintain a minimum safety distance of 5 m
from other vehicles.

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For your own safety, wear a helmet and knee pads to protect yourself from any falls and
injuries.
The rider assumes all risks for not wearing a helmet or other protective gear.
• When you use it for the first time, charge the e-scooter to 100%. Check the battery
indicator; if the battery is low, recharge it before use. The e-scooter is a
device that requires periodic recharging in order to function.
• Place the electric scooter on a flat surface.
• Put your hands on the handlebar. Step onto the footboard with one foot and use
the other to give yourself a gentle push off.
For safety reasons, the electric scooter is initially set up to avoid a standing start.
• When the electric scooter begins to move, place both feet on the footboard and press
the accelerator. Note: the accelerator is activated once the forward speed exceeds 3 km/h.
• To ride the electric scooter, tilt your body in the direction of travel when turning and
slowly turn the handlebar.
• To stop the electric scooter, release the accelerator, press the electronic brake on the
left hand side of the handlebar and if necessary press the rear mudguard with your foot.
• Before getting off, bring the electric scooter to a complete stop. Trying to get off the
electric scooter while it is in motion can cause injury.
• When changing mode, single click the power button to change the speed mode.
• When driving at night or in dark places, double click the power button to turn on the
lights, and wear a reflective vest.

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Maximum range depends on several variables:
Terrain: the range is greater when riding on a smooth surface than when driving on
bumpy roads and slopes.
User weight: the heavier the user, the shorter the range.
Temperature: riding the electric scooter in a very cold or very hot environment af-
fects and reduces the range.
Speed and riding style: riding smoothly and at a constant speed extends the range.
Acceleration and manoeuvring significantly reduce the range. A lower speed extends
the range.
Maintenance: timely recharging and correct maintenance increase the range.
Charge the scooter 50% - 60% before storing it out of season or for extended pe-
riods. Recharge it to 50% - 60% every 30 days. If not used daily, it is advisable to
store the electric scooter at 15-25°C. Do not expose the electric scooter to low (below
0°C) or high (over 45°C) temperatures. Avoid leaving it out of doors, as it is not wa-
ter-resistant.
When the scooter gets dirty, clean it with a damp cloth. Before cleaning it, make sure
the electric scooter is turned off and cover the charging port to prevent damage to
the electronic components. Do not use alcohol, petrol, kerosene or other corrosive
and volatile chemical solvents. This can damage both the appearance and the internal
structure of the electric scooter. Do not use pressurised water jets or running water
for cleaning. The electric scooter is not waterproof.
Do not expose it to rain or water, or immerse it in water to wash it.
The electric brake lever is located on the left-hand side of the handlebar. The electric
scooter is also equipped with a foot brake on the rear mudguard. When driving on a
slippery road and/or while turning, it is recommended to use the brake with caution,
otherwise you may lose control of the electric scooter and fall off. As with other
vehicles, higher speeds require longer braking distances. Sudden braking on low-grip
surfaces could cause an accident.
Be careful and always keep the necessary safety distance from other people and/or
vehicles while riding.
8. RANGE
9. STORAGE AND CLEANING
7. BRAKES