ELWING Powerkit User manual

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Read this manual carefully before using your
skateboard for the rst time.
WARNING!
• ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET WHEN RIDING.
Never ride on wet surfaces, rain, slippery
or damaged surfaces, steep slopes,
heavy trafc, railway tracks, gravel, rocks
or any other obstacle that may cause loss
of traction. Avoid driving at night without
strong front and rear lights.
• DO NOT USE AN ELWING BOARD ON
SLOPES or at speeds where you would
not be safe controlling a non-motorized
skateboard. In the event of interference
or battery failure, you may have to rely on
your skateboarding techniques such as
foot braking or power slide to stop.
• AVOID WATER. Riding in wet conditions
or through puddles can damage the
electronics on the motherboard and
result in loss of power or sudden board
shut down. Do not ride in wet conditions
or through puddles. Damage to the
motherboard due to exposure to water is
not covered under warranty.
• IMPORTANT! Keep your ngers, hair and
clothes away from motors, wheels and all
moving parts.
• RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. Please do not
open the battery box without consulting
our support, otherwise the warranty will
be void.
• DO NOT OPEN THE ELECTRONIC
COMPARTMENTS without the help of
our technical team or you will lose your
warranty.
• YOUR BOARD CAN LOSE BRAKING AND
ACCELERATION AT ANY TIME. Braking
when the battery is full can cause the
board to over-tension and stop suddenly.
Radio interference, unintentional use of
the throttle, and other factors can cause
loss of power and braking. Be careful
to always be able to control your speed
without power assistance.
• BRAKING DOWNHILL CAN CAUSE THE
BOARD TO STOP. To avoid power surges,
the remote control will warn you with
vibrations and then the braking will stop.
Stop safely before this happens and ride
on at surfaces or uphill to discharge the
battery before descending.
• THE ACCELERATOR IN 2nd, 3rd AND
4th MODE IS EXTREMELY SENSITIVE to
make the board responsive and perform,
but it can easily knock you off your feet.
Make sure you are comfortable with the
1st mode rst, then use the other modes
carefully.
• HIGH SPEED AND SLOPES CAN BE VERY
DANGEROUS. Be extremely careful when
pushing the limits of the board, even if
you are an experienced rider. Accidents
can cause serious injury or death.
• CARS AND OTHER VEHICLES CAN KILL
YOU. Be extremely careful when driving
in the presence of other vehicles. Drive
carefully and keep in mind that other
vehicles may not see you. Be aware of
and follow the laws in your country that
govern the use of your board on public
roads, bike paths, pavements, or other
areas where you can ride.
• ELWING DISCLAIMS ITS LIABILITY
FOR ANY EVENTS that may be related
to misuse, abuse, neglect, accident or
conduct in water by the user.
• Prolonged exposure to sunlight can
discolour or weaken plastic enclosures,
as they are not UV rated.
• Avoid SHOCK TO THE BATTERY by
dropping or throwing it.
Welcome to the Elwing team!
You feel this wind of freedom, just a few pages away...
Patience, here is a little reading!

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Read this manual carefully before using your
skateboard for the rst time.
WARNING!
• SAFETY AND HANDLING OF THE
BATTERY. Risk of explosion if the battery
is replaced by another type of battery.
Dispose of used batteries according to
the instructions. Failure to follow these
safety instructions may result in re,
electric shock or other injury or damage
to the product.
• KEEP THE BATTERY OUT OF REACH OF
CHILDREN.
• NEVER EXPOSE THE SKATEBOARD
OR BATTERY TO MOISTURE OR ANY
TYPE OF LIQUID. NEVER EXPOSE THE
BATTERY TO FIRE, as this could cause it
to explode.
• NEVER SHORT-CIRCUIT THE BATTERY
by touching the connector with a metal
object. This could cause serious injury or
re and damage the battery.
• DO NOT CHARGE OR USE THE BATTERY
IN A CAR OR ANY OTHER PLACE WHERE
THE TEMPERATURE MAY EXCEED 40°C.
Your device contains a rechargeable
lithium-ion battery which may cause a re
or chemical burn if not handled with care.
• DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE
PRODUCT without consulting our
support. Any changes or modications to
your product not expressly approved by
ELWING will void your warranty.
• CHARGING THE BATTERY SAFELY
1. You should regularly examine the cables,
tip and plug of your charger as they may
be damaged. If your charger has any of
the faults described above, you should
not charge your product until it has been
repaired.
2. Unplug the charger and disconnect it from
the skateboard when not in use. ONLY
USE THE CHARGER SUPPLIED WITH THE
SKATEBOARD.
3. For indoor use only. Never expose the
charger to liquids, mould or moisture.
Do not charge the Powerkit or its remote
control outdoors or in the rain.
4. Unplug the charger when the skateboard or
remote control battery is full.
5. Stop charging the skateboard and/or
remote control if it becomes abnormally
hot, shows signs of odour, discolouration,
deformation, or if abnormal conditions are
detected during use, charging or storage.
6. Do not charge the skateboard and/
or remote control if the battery pack is
cracked, swollen or shows other signs of
misuse. Stop using the device immediately
and contact support.
• RECYCLING YOUR PRODUCT
1. Under no circumstances should your
product be placed in a municipal waste bin.
Please follow your city’s instructions for
electronic waste.
2. If this device shows any type of damage,
such as swelling or disgurement,
discontinue use and contact customer
support immediately by sending an e-mail
to: [email protected]
3. Dispose of used batteries in accordance
with applicable regulations for battery dis-
posal.
4. Never dispose of used batteries with other
ordinary solid waste. Batteries contain toxic
substances.
Components of the Powerkit ....................................................................................9
1. Remote control .............................................................................................9
2. Board ..............................................................................................................9
Assembly ....................................................................................................................10
1. Assemble the battery ................................................................................10
2. Lights installation ......................................................................................11
Get ready ....................................................................................................................12
Basics ..........................................................................................................................13
1. «Goofy» or «regular» ? ..............................................................................13
2. Good position .............................................................................................13
Charging batteries .....................................................................................................23
More informations ? .................................................................................................24
Certications ..............................................................................................................25
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
START 1
RIDE 2
RECHARGE 3
Synchronise the remote control and the board ...................................................15
Switch on / switch off ................................................................................................16
1. Remote control..........................................................................................16
2. Board ..........................................................................................................16
Use of the remote control ........................................................................................17
1. Controls ......................................................................................................17
2. Battery level ...............................................................................................18
3. Change mode ............................................................................................19
Applicable legislation ...............................................................................................21

START. START.
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START.
«Skateboarding is the fountain of youth.»
Gaël Lapierre
Components of the Powerkit
1. Remote control
2. Board
Button A
Button B
Acceleration wheel
Button C
Modes and battery indicator
of the board
Connection indicator
Remote control battery
indicator
Riser pad Front truck
Front wheels
Battery box
Charging port
ON/OFF button
Motor rubber
Motor connector
Rear truck
Battery box screws
PCB box
Engine

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1. Connecting the battery to the moth-
erboard (black connector).
2. Tighten the 4 screws using the ad-
justment tool provided (T-tool).
Assembly
T-tool (adjustment tool)4 screws
WARNING!
To make the connection correctly,
push the male connector in until the
tip of the arrow reaches the edge of
the female connector.
1. Assemble the battery
TO BE USED :
1.
2.
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2. Lights installation
1. Unscrew the nuts on the front truck
using the adjustment tool provided
(T-tool).
2. Remove the truck leaving the pad on.
3. Place the lamp holder and reinstall
the truck.
4. Tighten the nuts.
Nuts
Nuts
5. Repeat the operation for the rear lamp.

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• Always wear a helmet.
• Find a at, open area with a smooth
surface for your rst ride.
• Read the warnings on the skateboard
and at the beginning of this manual.
• For more details on how to use the
skateboard, visit the online site:
https://elwing.co/pages/ support.
• Protective accessories are highly
recommended.
Get ready
WARNING!
Avoid elements that can lead to loss of control or a collision.
CLICK !
2. Good position
1. «Goofy» or «Regular» ?
Basics
ELWING skates have a lot of power.
Follow the guidelines below to ensure a
safe ride:
• Operate the throttle wheel gradually.
• Keep a comfortable distance
between your feet.
• Keep the centre of gravity as low as
possible.
• Lean forward when accelerating.
• Lean back when braking.
REGULAR
LEFT foot in front
GOOFY
RIGHT foot in front
If you kick a ball with your right foot, you
are probably GOOFY.
If it is with the left foot, then you are
probably REGULAR, although this is not
always the case!
• Try both positions to nd the one you
are most comfortable in.
• If you don’t know which foot to
choose, one advantage of being
GOOFY is that you can see the trafc
better.

RIDE.
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RIDE.
«Time ies. Roll on, roll on youth!»
Louis Chedid
6s
Synchronise the remote control and the board
To synchronize the board and the remote
control:
• Press and hold button A on the
remote control and the ignition
button on the board at the same
time for 6 seconds.
The connection will be effective when the
board is paired..
• If the connection indicator is ashing,
check that the board is switched on.
• If the light is still ashing, turn off
your board and your remote control
and start the synchronization again.
6s

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1. Remote control
• Press button A on the remote control for 2 seconds.
2. Board
• Press the ON/OFF button on the board for 2 seconds
Switch on / switch off
2s
2s
FORWARD
/REVERSE
MOVE FORWARD
BRAKE
1. Controls
Use of the remote control

RIDE. RIDE.
1918
2. Battery level
• Remote control battery level:
• Battery level of the board:
WARNING!
Never start a ride if the
remote control battery is
low.
3. Change mode
POWERKIT POWERKIT SPORT
MODE 1 15 km/h 15 km/h
MODE 2 20 km/h 20 km/h
MODE 3 25 km/h 25 km/h
MODE 4 xsingle drive : 32 km/h
dual drive : 38 km/h
MODES
This board is delivered in MODE 1 (beginner mode).
Before following the instructions below to change modes, make sure you are familiar
with the use of the remote control and the board.

RIDE. RIDE.
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In order to use the public highway, the user
of the ELWING skateboard is requested
to ensure that the trafc regulations are
respected.
The user’s attention is drawn in particular
to the following rules:
• The user must be at least 12 years
old.
Rules for skateboarding:
• The skateboard must include a
braking device.
• The maximum speed of the
skateboard must not exceed 25
km/h.
• Any modication of the ELWING
skateboard by the user is the sole
responsibility of the user. ELWING
accepts no responsibility for any
damage to or loss of a skateboard
when the skateboard has been
modied by the User.
Rules on user equipment:
• Helmets are mandatory.
• The user must be provided with a
high visibility waistcoat or equivalent
reective equipment.
• The user must carry a supplementary,
non-glaring and non-ashing lighting
device.
• The user must ride day and night
with the skateboard’s lights on.
Rules for trafc areas in and outside
built-up areas:
Unless there are other local rules to the
contrary, the user must comply with the
following rules:
In built-up areas
• Ride the skateboard on the bike lane
or track.
• If there is no cycle lane or track, ride
only on roads with a 50km/h speed
limit.
Outside the built-up area
• Skateboarding on green ways or
cycle paths.
Applicable legislation
RECHARGE.
«It is not the burden, but the excess of
charge that kills the beast...»
Don Quichotte

RECHARGE. RECHARGE.
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• Charging the remote control battery:
• Charging the skateboard battery:
WARNING!
Never leave the board unattended during loading.
Charging batteries
Charging time of the
remote control: 30 min.
Standard battery
charge time:
90 min.
Charging time of
the long range
battery: 3h30.
This manual is a quick-start for people who already have some knowledge of skate-
boarding. For more advice or detailed tutorials on how to ride, please visit our website:
https://elwing.co/pages/contact-support
More information ?

RECHARGE.
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SKATEBOARDS
Approval test standards
Machinery Directive (MD)
2006/42/EC EN 60204
Electro-Magnetic Comptabi-
lity (EMC)
Directive 2014/30/EU
recast of 2004 - recast of
2004/108/EC
EN55014, EN
61000
Toys Safety Directive (TDS)
2009/48/EC EN 62115
Directive 2014/81/EU BPA
Directive 2014/84/EU Nicke
Directive 2014/79/EU TCEP, TCPP,
TDCP
FCC-ID PART 15 C
2014/35/UE La nouvelle
directive basse tension 2014/35/UE
BATTERY PACK EBP10S1P
CE-EMC EN61000
FCC-VOC PART 15B
Battery Directive 2006/66/EC
UN 38.3 (air and sea) +
MSDS
ST/SG/AC.
10/11/Re v.6
CE_LV D EN-62133
RoHS 2011/65/EU
BATTERY PACK EBP10S2P
CE-EMC EN61000
FCC-VOC PART 15B
Battery Directive 2006/66/EC
UN 38.3 (air and sea) +
MSDS
ST/SG/AC.
10/11/Re v.6
CE_LV D EN-62133
RoHS 2011/65/EU
Certifications
REMOTE
FCC-ID P ART 15 C
Packaging and Packaging
Waste Directive 94/62/EC
AC/DC ADAPTER 42V2A
CE-LVD Directive 2014/35/
EU
EN60335-
2-29:2004/
A2:2010
STANDARDS
EN60335-1:
2012/A11:2014
EN62233:2008
CE-EMC
EN55014-1:
2006+A1:2009
+A2:2011
EN61000-3-2:
2014EN61000-
3-3: 2013
E55014-2:1997
+ A1: 2001+A2:
2008
RoHS
RoHS direc-
tive 2011/65/
EU/95/EC
recasting 2002
Do not hesitate to send us your comments by e-mail to
[email protected],
we will use them to further improve our products.
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