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E-Glide Mach 10 User manual

ELECTRIC SCOOTER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CONTENTS
1
1. Quick star guide ............................................ 1
2. Batery Information ..................................... 5
3. Riding Safety ................................................... 6
4. Scooter Maintenance ............................... 7
5. Warranty Information .................................. 11
6. Warranty Card .............................................. 12
1. Unlock the clamp
2. Lif the steerer tube
3. Lock the clamp
UNFOLD
1. Turn power of
2. Unlock the clamp
3. Lower the steerer tube
BASIC OPERATION
Power Buton
Press and hold the power buton for 3 seconds to turn scooter on. Press and hold
for 3 seconds to turn of. Scooter will auto power of afer 90 seconds of inactivity.
Change Speed Modes
With the scooter powered on, press the power buton. L1 will show on the display
indicating mode 1 (15-20km/h). Pulling the throtle while riding controls the amount
of acceleration sent to the motors. Hold the mode buton for 3 seconds to turn on
the headlights. Repeat to turn of.
Batery Indicator
Number of bars indicates remaining charge.
Note: Recharge the scooter before batery is completely flat. Over discharge can
damage the batery.
Mileage
When scooter powers on, ODO will be displayed on screen. Press the power
buton and TRIP will be displayed. Press again to display VOLTAGE. With TRIP
displayed, press mode buton for 3 seconds to reset TRIP data.
2 3
FOLD
Speed
Batery Indicator
Throtle Lever
Power Buton
Mode Buton
Acceleration Control
Pulling the lever activates acceleration.
Slight pull = lower acceleration.
Strong pull = fast acceleration.
NOTE: Please fully charge the batery before first use of the scooter.
BATTERY INFORMATION
The capacity of the batery ulimately decides the travel range of the scooter. A
scooter with larger batery capacity will enable a longer travel distance.
1Balanced charging protection: automatically balances the volage of internal cells to
protect the batery.
2Overcharge protection: overcharging may severely damage the batery. When the batery
is fully charged, the charging process will be ceased automatically.
3Charging temperature protection: the batery may be damaged, or operate improperly if
charging intemperatures under 5’C or above 40’C.
4Overcurrent protection: overcurrent during charging process may severely damage the
batery. When the charging current is larger than 8V, the batery will stop charging.
5Overdischarging protection: overdischarging may severely damage the batery. When the
volage drops to 48V, the batery will stop output.
6Shor-circuit protection: when there is shor-circuit, the batery will stop output to protect
itsel.
7Auto sleep: afer initiation, the batery will enter sleep mode if there is no load in 20
minutes to save power.
1Power the scooter of
2Connect the charger to the scooter
3Plug charger into power socket and turn on.
4When light on charger turns from green to red, the scooter is fully charged.
Batery Features
Charging
4 5
RIDING SAFETY SCOOTER MAINTENANCE
Riding electric scooters is dangerous. Always wear safety gear such as a
helmet and knee / elbow pads when riding. Obey the laws in your area and be
coureous to other road users and pedestrians.
1 Do not ride in the rain, or on wet suraces. It is dangerous and water ingress can damage
the scooter.
2 Electric scooters are designed to only be ridden by one person at a time.
CAUTION
1 Use a sof cloth to clean the scooter. Do not use a hose and avoid geting the scooter wet
during cleaning. Water ingress will damage the electrics.
2 Do not use alcohol, gasoline, kerosene or other corrosive chemical solution to clean.
3 When not in use, store the scooter in a cool dry place.
4 Do not store the scooter in direct sunlight, or outdoors where rain or other weather
conditions could damage the scooter.
1 Do not install any other batery than that supplied by the manufacturer.
2 Do not dismantle or puncture the batery.
3 Use only the original charger for charging the scooter.
4 Afer each use, fully charge the scooter to prolong the life of the batery.
5 Do not expose the batery to temperatures higher than 50C or lower than -20C
6 If storing for longer than 30 days, fully charge the batery first. When in storage the batery
must be fully charged every 60 days.
Cleaning and Storage
Batery Maintenance
6 7
DISC BRAKE ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTING STEERER TUBE WOBBLE
If the disc is rubbing against the brake pads, use a M5 hex wrench to undo the
cable holder on the caliper. Gently reduce the amount of cable feeding into the
caliper until there is no more rubbing. Tighten the cable holder to secure. If the
pads are not gripping the disc enough, repeat the process and increase the cable
feed into the caliper.
If the steerer tube wobbles during riding, the locks on the clamp need to be
tightened to secure it.
8 9
INFLATING THE TYRES
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Remove valve cap and atach pump nozzle to the tyre valve. Continue to inflate.
(50PSI recommended)
For any fauls or issues you may experience with the G10X electric scooter, please
contact the retailer where you purchased the scooter to have it assessed for
warranty.
The warranty will be null and void if
1Damage is caused by failure to regularly service or maintain the scooter. (eg: tyres, brakes etc.)
2Damage is caused by misuse, trafic accidents or collisions.
3Damage is caused by environmental factors such as rain or excessive sunlight.
4Damage is caused by riding on rough, uneven suraces or from perorming stunts such as jumping the
scooter.
5The scooter has been modified in any way or tampered with by a non authorised repairer.
6The scooter or batery is in any way damaged through malice or rough intent.
7The batery has overheated or been stored at a temperature above or below the recommended
parameters.
8There is any sign of water ingress into any par of the scooter.
9Damage to the scooter caused by natural disaster or irresistible force.
Proof of purchase is required for any warranty claim. All warranties should go through the retailer where you purchased the product.
For furher information on the e-Glide warranty and product care, please visit .e-glide.com.au/warranty
Tyres, brake pads, handlebar grips and plastic decorative covers are not covered by any warranty.
10 11
User information
Name:
Contact number:
Email:
Address:
Product information
Model:
Repair station:
Date of return:
Faul description:
Faul cause:
GUARANTEE CARD
START DATE OF WARRANTY EXTENSION
START DATE OF WARRANTY EXTENSION
START DATE OF WARRANTY EXTENSION
(DD/MM/YY)
(DD/MM/YY)
(DD/MM/YY)
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