DSRaider EZRaider User manual

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User Manual
Congratulaons on your purchase of the EZRaider. We want to thank
you for your trust and wish you many years of safe, producve, and
enjoyable use.
This user’s manual contains important informaon on the operaon
and maintenance of the EZRaider. This manual is an inseparable
part of the EZRaider and should be reviewed carefully by any person
making use of the vehicle. Please follow all of the instrucons
carefully to ensure your riding safety and enjoyment.
The informaon presented here is rich and detailed, but in the
event of an error or omission, please contact our customer service
department at: [e-mail].

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Table of contents
EZRaider User’s Manual 1
Introducon 3
Idenfying the EZRaider 5
Driving Safety Instrucons 5
Pre-ride Inspecon 6
Driving 7
Charging the Baery 9
Towing 10
Storage 10
Cleaning 10
Maintenance 11
Troubleshoong 13
Using the EZRaider Cart 15
Introducon 15
Idenfying the Cart 16
Cart Use Safety Instrucons 17
Pre-ride Inspecon 18
Driving the EZRaider with the Cart 20
Charging the Baery (E-Cart Only) 21
Storage 22
Cleaning 22
Maintenance 23

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General introducon
Folded EZRaider
Steering
column
folding lock
Main
switch
Controls
Front brake
lever +
Parking brake
Rear brake
lever +
Parking brake
Handlebar
Throle
Steering
column
Front
suspension
Rear
supension
Standing
plaorm
Frame
Brake

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1
6
7
2
5
3
4
Switches and controls
1. Main switch (OFF, ON).
2. Baery voltage indicator. Provides a connuous indicaon of baery voltage. The
voltage indicaon varies between 65V for a full baery, to 52V, at which point the
baery saving mode is enabled, and the EZRaider is powered down.
3. Front parking brake lever.
4. Driving mode selector (1: Reduced power, 0: Normal, 2: Maximum power).
5. Light switch (0: O, 1: On).
6. Reverse gear switch.
7. Rear parking brake lever.
Warning!
EZRaider is equipped with an electrical drivetrain operang at 60 volts. Handling,
disassembly, and maintenance of the EZRaider’s drivetrain and electrical components by
unqualied personnel by is strictly prohibited. In the event of a malfuncon of or damage
to the drivetrain or electrical components, contact your DSRaider service center.

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Idenfying the EZRaider
Driving Safety Instrucons
The EZRaider chassis number – which serves as an idener for your vehicle –
can be read from a number of locaons on the vehicle:
A scker on the front of the chassis
A scker inside the baery storage compartment
Engraved on the frame of the chassis
Find and record the chassis number, and make sure
that the number is noted before contacng the
DSRaider customer service department.
1.
In order to ensure the operator’s safety, the following protecve equipment should
be used: Protecve helmet, protecve glasses, riding gloves, elbow guards and
knee pads.
2. Read this User’s Manual thoroughly, including its safety instrucons and warnings,
before operang the EZRaider.
3. Use of the EZRaider is restricted to persons aged 16 and up.
4. The operator should not suer from restricons in hand and nger movements,
and should be able to stand in a stable manner.
5. Ensure that the handlebar-folding mechanism is locked and does not enable
freedom of movement.
6. Check the planned route in advance to ensure that it is suited for use of the
EZRaider.
7. The EZRaider operator must be t for driving. Driving the EZRaider is prohibited
when under the inuence of alcohol, drugs, or any other substance which inhibits
the operator’s level of awareness.
8. Obey all rules, regulaons, and road signs that apply to driving the EZRaider and to
the travel route.
9. Driving speed must conform to terrain condions.
10. Avoid collisions with objects or other vehicles.
11. Reduce driving speed when approaching and during a turn.
12. While driving downhill the operator should slow the vehicle speed using
regenerave braking and the brake lever.
13. Keep all parts of the body on the EZRaider while driving. Do not dismount the
EZRaider, or step one leg o the vehicle while it is in moon. The EZRaider should
be dismounted only aer it has reached a complete stop, the driver has applied the
parking brake and has switched the main switch to OFF.

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A daily inspecon prior to using the EZRaider will contribute to its proper
funconality and driving safety.
Warning: If a malfuncon or suspicion of failure has been idened, the EZRaider
should not be used unl it has been repaired at an authorized DSRaider service
center.
1. General check. A visual inspecon of the EZRaider, in order to idenfy a malfuncon
or potenal point of failure.
2. Sckers. All the warning sckers should be intact and readable.
3. Screws and nuts. Check all the visible screws and nuts. Tighten loose screws as
required.
4. Switches and buons. Check that the switches and buons are funconing properly.
Check the proper operaon of the throle, brake handle and parking brake. Check the
proper funcon of the handlebar, turning the vehicle in both direcons.
5. Electrical system. Check that the headlights are undamaged and funconing properly.
Check the funconing of the baery storage compartment and charge port.
6. Cables and wiring. Check that the electrical wiring and control and brake cables are
intact, and that their shielding is not torn, frayed, or missing. Check the soundness of
the electrical connectors.
7. Steering. Make sure that the steering column is locked in an open state and that the
folding lock mechanism is properly ghtened.
8. Brakes. Check the soundness and funconality of the brakes. Make sure there is no
leakage of hydraulic uid from the braking system.
9. Standing plaorm. Check the integrity of the standing plaorm. Check that the an-
slip coang is properly bonded to the plaorm.
10. Chassis and suspension. Check integrity of the EZRaider chassis and the suspension
components. Make sure there are no cracks or signicant bruises. Check the integrity
of the suspension rubber supports.
11. Tires and wheels. Check that the res are undamaged and that the air pressure
conforms to the specicaons in the table below.
Driving on paved roads 10 PSI
Driving in rough terrain 6 PSI
Minimal air pressure 4 PSI
Air pressure during storage 30 PSI
A constant use of low air pressure requires the installment of a
puncture-prevenng substance inside the res.
Note that driving on res with low air pressure raises energy con-
sumpon levels.
Pre-ride inspecon

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1. Before use, make sure that the EZRaider is posioned on level ground, that the
parking brake is engaged, and that there are no objects, animals or people in the
vicinity of the vehicle that may be damaged or injured due to operaon of the vehicle.
2. Grasp the EZRaider’s handlebar with both hands and stand on the standing plaorm,
keeping your legs straight.
3. Turn the main switch to ON.
4. Check the baery voltage indicator to make sure that the baery voltage is correct.
5. Select the desired driving mode using the driving mode selector. It is recommend to
begin driving in mode 1 – reduced power mode. Use of this mode is the safest and
provides the opmum operang range.
6. Gently rotate the throle using your right thumb, start driving, and steer the
EZRaider using the handlebar. Pull the right side of the handlebar toward
your body in order to turn right. Pull the le side of the handlebar lever
toward your body in order to turn le.
7.
Braking: Releasing the throle while in moon engages the regenerave braking
funcon, which slows the EZRaider while charging the drivetrain baery. In order to
come to a complete stop, pull the brake levers.
8. Press on the rear brake lever to disable the throle. Make sure that you release the
throle when pressing on the rear brake lever.
9. To stop the EZRaider while going uphill, release the throle and pull and hold the brake
lever at that posion. Do not stop by applying constant pressure on the throle!
10. In order to drive in reverse, stand in place and press the reverse switch while rotang the
throle.
Warning!
Driving in reverse is dangerous! Driving in reverse should be performed over minimal
distances, at very slow speeds, and while paying aenon to trac safety!
11. Make sure to ghten the handlebar-folding mechanism aer the rst 500 meters of the
ride.
12. Following use, make sure that the EZRaider is posioned on level ground. Lock the
parking brake, turn the main switch should be turned to OFF, and dismount the standing
plaorm carefully.
Driving:

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Warning!
1.
While driving, the handlebar should be held with both hands. Do not drive while only
one hand holds the handlebar!
2. Drive carefully when starng the drive from standsll. The throle lever should be
operated gently!
3. The handlebar rotaon speed should be in a reverse rao to the driving speed. While
driving fast in a straight line the handlebar should be turned very gently! Fast rotaon of
the handlebar in these condions can cause control loss and rolling over!
4. In wet and muddy condions the braking system performance is impaired. When a
decrease in braking performance is felt, the brake lever should be used a few mes to dry
the brakes and avoid driving at high speeds.
5. Mud on the standing plaorm may cause the operator to slip and lose control. Do not
drive when the standing plaorm is covered in mud!
IMPORTANT
It is highly recommended to wear a helmet and other protecve devices when riding the
vehicle.

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Charging the Baery
1. Make sure the parking brake is engaged.
2. Make sure the main switch is OFF.
3. Open the charging port cover.
4. Insert the charging plug into the charging socket
located in the front right corner of the EZRaider standing plaorm.
5. Connect the charger supply cable to a proper electrical socket.
6. A red LED conrms the baery is charging, a green LED indicates the baery is full.
7. Aer nishing the charging process, disconnect the charger from the electrical
socket, and aerwards, disconnect the charging plug from the EZRaider.
8. Close the charge port cover.
Warning!
1.
Do not stand on the standing plaorm while charging.
2. When connecng the charger to the baery, sparks may be emied.
3. The EZRaider uses a lithium-based baery, and a matched charger. Do not use
baeries and chargers that are not supplied by DSRaider.
4. The charger is enclosed in an aluminum box, which helps dissipate excess heat.
To prevent overheang, do not cover the charger while charging.
5. The charger should be located in a dry, well-venlated area.
6. Pay aenon to the polarity of direct current wires:
Brown – posive (+), Blue – negave (-).
7. If the charge takes too long, and the LED indicator does not turn green, make
sure that the charger is powered on, and that the EZRaider charging plug is
well inserted into the charger outlet. If these steps do not correct the problem,
contact your DSRaider customer support representave, or an authorized
DSRaider dealer.
8. Do not disassemble the charger. When repair or service is required, contact an
approach an authorized DSRaider dealer.
9. More informaon on charging can be found in the user manual that is supplied
with the charger.

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Storage
Cleaning
1. Make sure the EZRaider is stored in a cool, dry place.
2. The vehicle’s baery should be charged before storage.
3. When storing the vehicle for an extended period of me, the baery should be
charged once every 6 months.
4. The res should be lled to maximum pressure (30 PSI).
1. Turn the main switch to OFF.
2. Remove dust, dirt and mud using a gentle dry brush
3. Use a so towel, or a slightly damp sponge to clean the EZRaider. Use water only to
clean the vehicle.
4. Wipe the EZRaider with a so wet towel, dipped in clean water.
5. Dry the EZRaider using a so, dry towel.
Warnings!
1.
Do not use pressure-based washing equipment, or high air pressure equipment!
2. Use water only to clean the vehicle. Cleaning detergents and soluons may cause
corrosion and color change.
Towing
The EZRaider is oponally supplied with the EZRaider Cart, which is used for
towing.
Warning!
Do not aempt to aach any cart to the vehicle other than the EZRaider Cart.
See the chapter, Using the EZRaider Cart, for a complete guide to the use of the cart.

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Maintenance
Roune maintenance is required in order to maintain EZRaider’s safety and
proper funcon. Follow the manufacturer-approved maintenance program,
detailed in the table below, to achieve maximum performance and product
lifeme.
Warnings!
1.
All maintenance work should be performed while the main switch is in the OFF
posion.
2. All maintenance work should be performed while the EZRaider is hoisted on a jack
or li, and the vehicle’s wheels are not in contact with the ground.
3. All maintenance work, other than the procedures specied in the table below,
must be performed at an authorized, DSRaider service center.
4. If malfuncons are found during the maintenance work, they must be repaired at
an authorized, DSRaider service center. Do not use the EZRaider again unl the
malfuncon has been repaired.

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* A rst inspecon should be conducted by an authorized DSRaider service center, 2 weeks
or 200 km (whichever comes rst) following delivery of the EZRaider. Only one such service
center inspecon is required. The rest of the maintenance acvies should be conducted at the
intervals specied in the table.
** The suspension axis should be greased following every drive through water.
Months 2
*weeks
3 12
Kilometers *200 1000 5000 10000 25000
Engine Check for loose parts and bolts
ü ü
Tighten engine bolts
ü ü
Steering Check for loose parts
ü ü
Check steering alignment
ü ü
Check for loose parts in hub-bearing
front wheels
ü ü
Front
Suspension
Visual check of suspension rubber
ü ü
Visual check of rubber support
ghtening bolt
ü ü
Grease boom suspension axis**
ü ü
Check for loose parts - boom axle
front suspension
ü ü
Replace slip bearings front suspension
ü
Rear
Suspension Visual check of suspension rubber
ü ü
Visual check of rubber support
ghtening bolt
ü ü
Grease boom suspension axis**
ü ü
Replacing slip bearings rear
Suspension
ü
Controllers Visual check: base, connecons,
cleanliness, clasps
ü ü
Check that wiring is intact, with no
ruptures or scratches
ü ü
Baery Visual check: base, connecons,
cleanliness, clasp
ü
Baery enclosure check
ü ü
Baery replacement at an authorized
DSRaider service center
ü

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Front suspension grease nippleRear suspension grease nipple
The following table provides instrucons for troubleshoong and repairing the
EZRaider.
IMPORTANT
In case of any malfuncon or fault that does not appear in the table, or that
impacts user safety, contact an authorized, DSRaider service center, or contact
our customer service department at [e-mail].
Warnings!
1.
Do not detach the standing plaorm. Plaorm detachment should be performed
an authorized DSRaider service center only!
2. Do not disassemble the switches.
3. Any acon performed by the customer that is not specied in the table below will
lead to cancellaon of the warranty!
Troubleshoong

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#Problem Possible cause Repair
1 EZRaider does not
drive
when throle is
rotated
Main switch is set to OFF Rotate the main switch to
ON
Baery is not charged Charge baery
Parking brake is locked Release parking brake lock
2 Choppy ride Baery depleted Charge baery
3 Performance decrease
while driving under
heavy load
Controller / engine
Overheang
Stop. Power down the
EZRaider. Allow systems to
cool down for 10 minutes.
4Unstable ride Flat or leaky re Repair the re
Incorrect re pressure Blow the re to the
indicated air pressure
5 Parking lever is
engaged
but EZRaider does not
stop
Braking system
malfuncon
Contact the service center
Do not use the vehicle!
6 EZRaider does not
slow
down as usual when
releasing the throle
Controller malfuncon Contact the service center
Throle stuck in FULL
mode
Grab both brake levers
rmly.
Release the front brake lever
and rotate the main switch
to OFF
7 Brake noise during
riding
Foreign object caught
between brake pad and
rotor
Release the foreign object
8 EZRaider does not ride
in reverse
Safety mechanism is
acve
Release the throle, stop in
place, and try again
9 Distance / speed gauge
does not respond
when riding
Malfunconing in
connecon at the base
Rotate the distance indicator
counterclockwise, and
remove it from the base.
Insert it back into the base,
rotate it clockwise and lock it
rmly into place.
10 Lights do not operate Switch malfuncon Turn lights o and back on
again
Electrical system mal-
funcon
Check integrity of wiring

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DSRaider oers two cart models that are aached to the EZRaider and are used
for towing:
• Cart. Connects to the EZRaider and can tow loads of up to 150 kilograms.
• E-Cart. Features two integrated electric motors, a dedicated baery, and an
exclusive control interface with the EZRaider. The E-Cart can tow loads of up
to 250 kilograms.
NOTE
The above menoned load capacies are for opmal riding condions.
Capacies will be lower in accordance with eld condions.
Using the EZRaider Cart
Introducon
1. Main switch (OFF, ON).
2. Baery voltage indicator. The indicator display provides a connuous indicaon of
baery voltage. The voltage indicaon varies between 65V for a full baery, to 52V,
at which point the baery saving mode is enabled, and the EZRaider is powered
down. The indicator is acvated and deacvated by performing a long press on the
leer “M”.
3. Front parking brake lever.
4. Driving mode selector (1: Reduced power, 0: Normal, 2: Maximum power).
5. Light switch (0: O, 1: On).
6. Reverse gear switch.
7. Rear parking brake lever.

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The Cart/E-Cart chassis number – which serves as an idener for the cart – can be read
from a number of locaons on the cart:
• A scker on the front of the chassis
• A scker inside the baery storage compartment
• Engraved on the frame of the chassis
Find and record the chassis number, and make sure that the number is noted before
contacng the DSRaider customer service department.
Warning!
The E-Cart is equipped with an electrical drivetrain operang at 60 volts.
Handling, disassembly, and maintenance of the EZRaider’s drivetrain and
electrical components by unqualied personnel by is strictly prohibited. In the
event of a malfuncon of or dam
age to the drivetrain or electrical components, contact
your DSRaider service center.
IMPORTANT
Any modicaons to the cart structure will immediately void the product warranty.
Idenfying the Cart

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NOTE
The following safety instrucons are valid for all EZRaider Cart models.
Read this User’s Manual thoroughly, including its safety instrucons and warnings, before
operang the cart.
1. Use of the cart is restricted to persons aged 16 and up.
2. When towing, reduce speeds and drive with maximum care.
3. Before towing, make sure that the cart is funconing correctly and that there are no
loose parts, cracks, or damage that will aect the performance of the cart.
4. The materials towed in the cart should be securely fastened to the cart in order to
ensure that they will not come loose during the journey. The fastening should be
checked periodically during the journey – following a complete stop.
5. Check the planned route in advance to ensure that it is suited for use of the
EZRaider and Cart.
6. The operator of the EZRaider and Cart must be t for driving. Driving the EZRaider
and Cart is prohibited when under the inuence of alcohol, drugs, or any other
substance which inhibits the operator’s level of awareness.
7. Do not use the cart at rst to tow heavy loads over dicult terrain. Begin with
an empty cart at low speeds on an easy terrain, then increase loads and speed
incrementally as you gain experience in use of the cart.
8. Obey all rules, regulaons, and road signs that apply to driving the EZRaider and
Cart.
9. Driving speed must conform to terrain condions.
10. Avoid collisions with objects or other vehicles.
11. Reduce driving speed when using the cart, and be alert regarding changing terrain
condions.
12. While driving downhill the operator should slow the vehicle speed using
regenerave braking and the brake lever.
13. Keep all parts of the body on the EZRaider while driving. Do not dismount the
EZRaider, or step one leg o the vehicle while it is in moon. The EZRaider should
be dismounted only aer it has reached a complete stop, the driver has applied the
parking brake and has switched the main switch to OFF.
14. Do not exceed the maximum allowed towing weight for the EZRaider, as noted in at
the beginning of the chapter.
Cart Use Safety Instrucons

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Pre-ride Inspecon
A daily inspecon prior to using the cart will contribute to its proper
funconality and driving safety.
WARNING
If a malfuncon or suspicion of failure has been idened, the cart should not
be used unl it has been repaired at an authorized DSRaider service center.
1. General check. A visual inspecon of the cart, in order to idenfy a
malfuncon or potenal point of failure.
2. Sckers. All the warning sckers should be intact and readable.
3. Screws and nuts. Check all the visible screws and nuts. Tighten loose
screws as required.
4. Loading plaorm. Check that the loading plaorm is undamaged, and
that the payload materials are securely fastened to the plaorm.
5. Chassis and rack. Check the soundness of the cart’s chassis and rack
components. Ensure that there are no cracks or signicant damage.
6. Interfaces. Check the points of interface between the EZRaider and the
cart. Make sure that the cart maneuvers freely and that the security pin
is locked in place.
7. Tires and wheels. Check that the res are undamaged and that the air
pressure conforms to the specicaons in the table below.
Driving on paved roads PSI 10
Driving in rough terrain PSI 6
Minimal air pressure PSI 4
Air pressure during storage PSI 30
A constant use of low air pressure requires the in-
stallment of a puncture-prevenng substance inside
.the res
Note that driving on res with low air pressure raises
.energy consumpon levels

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E-Cart Inspecon
1. high-voltage outlet, control outlet, and electrical connectors.
2. Cables and wiring. Check that the electrical wiring and control cables are intact, and
that their shielding is not torn, frayed, or missing.
3. To establish connecvity between the EZRaider and the E-Cart.
• Make sure that the main switch of the EZRaider is set to OFF.
• Couple the E-Cart to the EZRaider using the towing hook. Make sure that the locking pin
is in place and secured.
• Connect the Anderson high-voltage outlet [FIGURE]
• Connect the control outlet [FIGURE]
• Check that the cart display is funconing correctly
• Perform a short test ride with no payload in the cart.
NOTE
When connecng the E-Cart to the EZRaider, make sure that the voltage dierenal between
the baery voltage of the E-Cart and the baery voltage of the EZRaider does not exceed 6
volts. A dierenal greater than 6 volts may cause damage to the baeries.
1. To disconnect the EZRaider and the E-Cart.
• Make sure that the main switch of the EZRaider is set to OFF.
• Disconnect the Anderson high-voltage outlet and cover it.
• Connect the control outlet.
• Detach the E-Cart from the EZRaider.
WARNING
Make sure that the cart is loaded correctly – the payload should be distributed as follows:
* 40% of the payload weight before the axle
* 60% of the payload weight aer the axle
* between 5 and 50 kilograms at the towing point

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Driving the EZRaider with the Cart
Charging the Baery (E-Cart Only)
1. Make sure that the cart’s payload is properly ed to the cart, so that it will not come
loose while driving.
2. When the cart is aached, reduce driving speed by at least 40%
3. When driving with the cart, begin by performing a test drive with an empty cart. Then
drive in reverse to test the maneuverability of the EZRaider and the cart, and the
connecon between them.
4. Note that the turn radius increases when driving with the cart. Plan your route
accordingly.
5. Note that the cart is wider than the EZRaider. This should be taken into account when
planning your route through narrow passages.
6. While towing downhill, drive carefully. When the driving speed increases, let go of the
throle and enable the regenerave braking to engage using the electrical motors. If the
driving speed connues to increase, brake using the brake levers.
1. Make sure the parking brake is engaged.
2. Make sure the main switch is OFF.
3. Open the charging port cover.
4. Insert the charging plug into the charging socket located on the le side of the E-Cart
control interface.
5. Connect the charger supply cable to a proper electrical socket.
6. A red LED conrms the baery is charging, a green LED indicates the baery is full.
7. Aer nishing the charging process, disconnect the charger from the electrical socket,
and aerwards, disconnect the charging plug from the E-Cart.
8. Close the charge port cover.
WARNING
1.
When connecng the charger to the baery, sparks may be emied.
2. The E-Cart uses a lithium-based baery, and a matched charger. Do not use baeries
and chargers that are not supplied by DSRaider.
3. The charger is enclosed in an aluminum box, which helps dissipate excess heat. To
prevent overheang, do not cover the charger while charging.
4. The charger should be located in a dry, well-venlated area.
5. Pay aenon to the polarity of direct current wires:
Brown – posive (+), Blue – negave (-).