Daymak BOOMERBEAST 2.0 STANDARD User manual

boomerBeast 2.0
standard / deluxe / d
User Manual

About Daymak
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Safety
When operating the Boomerbeast please make sure you adhere to the following:
Always check your mirrors and blind spots when operating through trails.
Turn on headlights when in need of additional visibility.
Make sure that your battery power is suffi cient before you go out to ride
Do not ride with more than 1 passenger
Do not over charge the battery by leaving the charger in the charging port. Once the
battery is fully charged remove the charger immediately.
Do not try to operate the unit while charging.
Do not let anyone uner the age of 16 years old operate this vehicle.
Do not operate this unit up extreme inclines to avoid tipping.
Do not make sharp / abrupt turns at high speeds to avoid tipping.
Do not operate under the infl uence of any use of drugs or alcohol
Do not operate at excessive speeds.
Do not completely submerge the unit in water

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Scooter Part Diagrams
Diagram 1: The Boomerbeast Electric Scooter
1. Mirrors
2. Brake Handle
3. Turn Signals
4. Headlight
5. Shocks
6. Tires
7. Foot Rests
8. Charging Port
9. Motor
10. Seat Adjust
11. Trunk
12. Charging Port
13. Seat
14. Throttle
15. Ignition

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Boomerbeast Operation
Turning the Unit On
Below the front display you will nd a key hole
where you put the keys that have come with your
Boomerbeast.
1) Turn the key to this position to turn the unit on.
The Key cannot be removed while it is in the on
position.
2) Turn the key to this position to turn the unit o.
3) Turn the key to this position to engage the steer-
ing lock. For more information on how to engage
the steering lock please read below.
Do not turn on the unit until you are properly situ-
ated on the unit.
Engaging the Steering Lock
As another added level of protection, the
Boomerbeast 2 comes with a steering column lock
that prevents the wheel from turning to prevent
theft.
To engage the steering lock you must do the
following:
Step 1 ) Turn the handlebars so they are pointing to
the left (as if you were sitting on the machine)
Step 2) Put the key into position 2 (see above) and
push down while turning counterclockwise
Step 3) Once it is in position 3 (see above) remove
the key
Reverse this process to disengage the steering lock

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Driving the Boomerbeast
Engaging the motor
On the right handlebar is a throttle that must be rotated towards you (bring the back of
your hand towards your body) The throttle is very sensitive so be sure to turn it slowly.
Make sure that you are on the unit and can easily turn on the brakes (see below).
Braking
The Boomerbeast 2 has a front and rear hydraulic disc braking system that allows you to
stop quickly. On either side you will nd brake handles like this. On the Boomerbeast the
left brake handle controls the rear brakes and the right handle controls the front
brakes. To engage the brake lock see next page.
*PLEASE NOTE* Always use the rear
braking rst before applying the
front brake to avoid injury.

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Engaging the Brake Lock
The Boomerbeast has a brake lock that will prevent it from rolling even when parking the unit on a hill.
To engage the brake lock do the following:
1) Pull the brake lever on the left hand side towards
you as much as you can.
2) Take the latch with your other hand or other nger
and pull it into the grooves of the brake lever.
3) Release brake lever and make sure the brakes are
stuck in a pressed position.
To disengage the brake lock, just pull the brake lever towards you slightly more and the brake lock
latch will pop out. Release the brake lever and you are ready to go!

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Boomerbeast Operation (cont’d)
Turning on your unit
Handlebars, on each unit you will nd a few buttons and switches. Here is what everything does.
Left Handle Bar
1) High Beam / Low Beam - Toggle this switch to choose
between a low or high angle of the headlights. (The
headlight must be on for this to have an eect)
2) Turn Signals - Push this to the left to indicate turning
to the left and into the middle once your done. Push this
to the right if you are turning to the right.
3) Reverse switch - Press and hold this while engaging
the throttle to go in reverse.
*PLEASE NOTE* Always be aware of your surround-
ings when operating this in reverse and use it at your
own discretion
4) Horn - Push this to honk the horn.
Right Handle Bar
1) Front Brake - Pull this lever to engage the front brake.
(Use the rear brake rst located on the left handle
bar.)
2) Throttle - Slowly rotate this towards you to engage
the motor.
*PLEASE NOTE* Always be sitting on the unit before
turning the throttle.
3) Horn - Push this to honk the horn.
4) Lights - Push this to the right most position to turn on
all lights. Push this to the middle position to have just
the rear lights on. Push this to turn o all the lights.
5) 3 Speed Switch - Choose between 1 of 3 speeds.
Position 1 will get you the furthest range at the slow-
est speed. Position 3 will get you there fastest with the
shortest range.

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The Boomerbeast can be connected to via bluetooth to increase torque range and more.
You can download the app at www.daymak.com/app
Once the App is open, it will show you a list of the nearby bluetooth devices as well as the Front
and rear motor. Connect to the motor. For the fi rst time you connect, it will require you to input a
password: 12345678.
*Please note* To connect to the unit the Boomerbeast must be set to the ON position (see
Turning on your unit)
Once you have done that, a speedometer will show up and you are ready to go!
For more information on the Daymak Drive App, please refer to the quick guide seen here:
http://daymak.com/manuals/Daymak%20Drive%20Manual.pdf
Please note the Boomerbeast D has two controllers,
so any changes to eect one motor, will not eect the
other.
Most settings do not need to be tampered with, and should not be
changed before consulting the Bluetooth manual.

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Boomerbeast Operation (cont’d)
You will nd above the ignition a display that will show you your metrics and performance for your Boomer-
beast.
Display
1) Speed - This display shows you how fast you
are going in km/h
2) Motor Power - This meter shows how much
power is being drawn from the motor. The
more power being drawn the faster the your
battery will drain.
3) Odometer - This shows how many kilome-
ters you have travelled on this unit.
4) Battery Meter - This shows how much
power you have left before you need to charge.
Once you start getting below 50% its advisory
to get to a charging station.
*PLEASE NOTE* The battery meter will dip
down when it starts and then go back up to
a steady power level. This is normal.
Boomerbeast D - Motor Switch
If you have the Boomerbeast D, on the left
handlebar you will also nd a green switch like
the one to the right. This changes it from dual
or single motor.
Put this switch up to engage just the rear
motor or down to engage both front and
rear motors.
*PLEASE NOTE* The battery will draw expo-
nentially faster with both motors running
and all range estimates are for single motor
use only.

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Charging the unit
After using your Boomerbeast, you will need to charge the unit. The Boomerbeast comes with a charger
that you can use to plug into a regular outlet. (The deluxe unit charger looks dierent slightly but functions
the same way).
If you are sitting on the Boomerbeast on underneath the seat between your legs you can nd the charging
port.
When the charger is plugged in the wall and not into the
unit the light will appear green. Then plug the charger into
the charging port as seen below. The charger LED will turn
red.
After the unit is fully charged the charger will turn green
again and you can unplug the unit.
*PLEASE NOTE* Do not leave the charger plugged in for
extended periods of time after it is nish as it will ruin
the battery life and can possibly become a re hazard.
Please note - You can charge the unit at any point of its usage. You do not need to let the unit run
fully down before charging it again and does not count as a full cycle of the battery.

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Remote / Alarm
The Boomerbeast comes with a remote as well that has multiple functions. Here is what they do.
1) Panic Button - Press this button to
set o the alarm. Use this in case of
emergencies or to locate your vehicle.
2) Unlock Button - Press this button
to disable the alarm. Press this before
riding your Boomerbeast.
3) Lock Button - Press this button to
arm the alarm. The alarm will not en-
gage until 5 seconds after you arm it.
Press this button once you have n-
ished riding it.
4) Remote Start - Press this twice to
start the bike without using the keys.
Press the remove alarm button (2) to
disengage the remote start
5) Ignition Key - Use this to turn on the
unit, engage the steering lock
*Keys make appear dierent then seen
here*

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Foot rests
The Boomerbeast comes with extendable foot rests so you can choose your riding
style.
Using your feet push the foot rests towards
the Boomerbeast and it will pop out.
Reverse this process stick them to the sides of
the Boomerbeast.

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The Controller
Daymak Drive Bluetooth Controller
The Daymak Drive controller is what makes the unit do what it does when a function is press or a
switch is switched.
This controller is located underneath
the seat. This should not be tampered
with by consumers. If you have any
issues with your controller please see a
licensed Daymak dealer for support.
*Please note* on the D models there
are two of these controllers.
To access this controller please see the
next page.

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Circuit Breaker
To prevent surges that may damage the unit, the Boomerbeast comes with a circuit breaker.
This is located underneath the seat just above the controller.
There is a blue switch that in the event of a surge will trigger and turn the whole unit o.
In the event that your unit does
not turn on at all (the display
does not light at all once the
key is in the ignition) it is most
likely that the circuit breaker
is set to o. Open the seat lock
(see previous page for where
the lock is located) and switch
this switch to on.
On the Boomerbeast D model
you will have two circuit break-
ers. Both must be on to have full
power to the unit.
Accessing the controller / circuit breaker
Behind the seat you will nd two bolts that lock the seat rest to the machine. Using an Allen
Key, unscrew the two bolts seen below and lift the bar up to access the under seat compart-
ment.
*PLEASE NOTE* This is area is not meant to be used for storage.

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Mirrors
The Boomerbeast comes with a set of mirrors
that screw on each handlebar. Screw each mirror
into the appropriate side (left mirror on left side
etc). Until it is loosely in the position you want.
Then take a wrench and tighten the bolt at the
bottom of the mirrors to make it stick in that
position.
Please note mirrors may look slightly dierent
then shown here
Seat
The Boomerbeast comes with a seat that has movable arm rests that can be moved up and
down to get on and o the unit easier
The seat can be slid either forward or backward slightly by holding the lever as shown above
and pushing the seat either direction.

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Rear Rack
On the back of the Boomerbeast is the carrying rack. Use this to mount a case or store goods
however you see t.

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Maintenance
Always ensure that your tire pressure is to the recommended value of your unit. You can nd the PSI
value on the side of each tire.
Check your brakes before you ride, make sure they are rm and the unit does not move while they are
being pulled.
Check that all lights are working, headlights brake lights and signal lights.
When storing it outside, use a cover to prevent weather damage to the unit. If possible bring the whole
unit inside. Otherwise if possible bring the battery inside.
Bring in your unit to your local Daymak dealer for a yearly check up if possible.
Do not over charge the battery, once the battery is fully charged unplug it as soon as possible.
Tips and Tricks
Whenever you get o your vehicle put on the brake lock. This will prevent it from rolling away down
hill, and will also stop someone from accidentaly engaging the motor while o the vehicle.
When engaging the throttle always start slowly to get a feel of how quickly the unit may move.
When braking, use your rear brakes rst, and then your front brakes for safest stopping.
An additional lock is advised when leaving it outside for extended periods of time, secure a safe lock to
the frame to prevent theft.
Do not randomly change settings you are unfamiliar with on the Bluetooth app as it may cause damage
to the unit, consult the manual rst before changing settings.
If the display does not turn on at all when you put the key in the ignition check the breaker switch un-
derneath the seat to see if it is set to“ON”
If the machine turns on (display etc.) however the motor does not run, make sure the brake lock is not
on. The motor will not engage as long as any brake is being pressed.

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