ewheels EW-74 User manual

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EW-74
Owner’s Manual
Table of Contents
Page 2 - Feature Guide

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Page 3 - Technical Specifications
Page 4-8 - Operation of Scooter
Page 9-10 - Charging and Battery Information
Page 10 - Ramps and Curbs
Page 11 - General
Page 11 - Use While Under Influence
Page 12-13 - Safety Requirements
Page 14 - Warranty
Captain’s Style Comfort Seat
Large Rear Basket Front Headlight Assembly

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Technical Specifications
Model
EW-74
Weight Capacity
400LBS
Speed:
Up to 14mph
Distance:
Up to 45 miles per charge (distance varies on terrain, riders
Ignition Location
Rear Tubeless Tires Front Bumper Guard

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weight, road surface, etc.)
Front Seat: Type
Adjustable Comfort Seat
Front seat: Size
17” x 19” x 23”
Front Windshield:
N/A
Rear Seat: Type
N/A
Rear Seat: Size
N/A
Seat Cushion Height:
24” From Floor
Rear Foot Rest:
N/A
Power:
Electric 48 volts
Motor Wattate:
700 Watt Peak
Motor Type:
Brushless Transaxle with Differential
Amps:
20 AH Batteries
Volts:
48 Volts
Dimensions:
62” x 24” x 44” (LxWxH)
Floor Clearance:
5.5”
Rear Basket:
Oversized Rear Basket
Batteries:
(4) 12 Volt, 20 AH, Deep Cycle, Maintenance Free, SLA
Forward/Reverse switch:
Delta Tiller Lever
LED Lighting Package:
Yes
Front tire size:
3.5” x 10”
Rear tire size:
3” x 14”
Charger:
48 volt Smart Charger
Throttle Type:
Delta Tiller Lever
Key Start:
Yes, Remote Key Fob
Braking System:
Electromagnetic
Folded Height:
42”
Headlight:
LED Halo, Filament Style Headlight With High and Low Beam
Rear lights:
Yes, Running Lights
Electric Horn:
Yes
Scooter Weight:
229 Lbs
Battery Indicator:
Yes
Front Suspension:
Two Front Suspension Springs
Rear Suspension:
Two Rear Suspension Springs
Reflectors:
N/A
Warranty:
3 Year Limited Warranty
Operation of Scooter
1. Turning on The Scooter

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Insert key into ignition and turn
clockwise to turn the scooter on.
The battery indicator bars will
display the current charge level
when on. Turn the key counter-
clockwise to power off when
stopped.
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2. Battery Power Indicator Lights
The battery power indicator bars
will light up when turned on. The
battery indicator bars will only be
displayed when the scooter is
turned on. The bars represent the
scooter’s current charge level.
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3. Headlight
The headlight has multiple LED’s
that are very bright. The headset

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Push Up to Drive Forward Push Up to Reverse
can be adjusted upwards or downwards as needed to light up the path
ahead. Apply light pressure to the headset, and push in the desired
direction.
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4. Delta Multi-Directional Variable Throttle
The forward and reverse movements are controlled by the Delta variable
throttle. To drive forward, pull the lever on the right hand-side towards
you. To drive
reverse, pull the
lever on the left
hand-side towards
you. How fast the
machine
accelerates
determines on how
far back pull the
throttle lever is
pulled.
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OR OR
5. Electromagnetic and Free Rolling Lever
Pull Down to Reverse Pull Down to Drive Forward

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There is a lever to engage either
the electromagnetic braking
system, or allows the machine to
be free rolling. Pull the lever
backwards until you hear a click
to activate the electromagnetic
brakes. Pull the handle forwards
until you hear a click to allow for
the machine to free rolling. Do
not activate the free rolling mode
when on any incline or ramp or
injury and damage may occur.
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6. Twist Speed Dial
The twist speed dial controls how
fast at a maximum the machine
can travel. Adjust the dial as
needed to control how fast at
maximum the machine will travel.
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7. Turn Signals, Lights and Horn Buttons

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The turn signal, light
on/off button,
high/low beam light,
and horn buttons
are all located in one
area. Push the
symbol with the
labeled function as
needed. See symbol
functions below.
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8. USB Port
The USB port can be used only as a
method to recharge an electric device
that accept a 5-volt output. Music
cannot be played through the USB
port. Push the top of the USB port
housing to access.
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9. Battery and Circuit Breaker Access
Door
Left Turn Signal High/Low Beam Right Turn Signal
Horn Light On/Off

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The batteries and circuit
breaker can be accessed
by using the same key for
the ignition. The batteries
are maintenance free, so
accessing the batteries
will only need to be done
when they need to be
replaced.
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10. Cell Phone Holder
There is an optional cell phone
holder that is installed on the
handle bar assembly. The cell phone
holder can hold a cell phone as
small as 3” wide, and as large as 7”
wide.
Charging Instructions:
-Cell Phone Holder *
-USB Port *

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The smart charger included with your scooter will shut off its high current
mode when the scooter is fully charged. When the light on the charger is red,
the scooter is still charging. When the light turns green, this means the scooter
is fully charged. Once fully charged, unplug within two hours to avoid
overcharging.
The charging time varies depending on how charged the batteries are. If almost
empty, the charge time may take up to 8 hours. If the red light stays on for
more than 8 hours, unplug the charger.
Batteries and Battery Maintenance:
Only use the recommend batteries for your scooter. Do not use lithium ion
batteries. The batteries can be charged as needed without causing damage.
You can wait until low, or charge right after a short ride. Avoid leaving on the
charger for an extended period to avoid potential damage.
Specification of the battery that we recommend:
Type: (4) 12 volt, 20 AH, Deep Cycle, Maintenance Free, Sealed Lead Acid
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-Do not use automotive starter batteries. They are not designed to handle
long deep discharge and are unsafe for use in your scooter.
-The useful life of a battery is quite often a reflection of the care it
receives.
-Always charge the batteries in a well-ventilated area.
-The charger is intended for indoor use only.
-Replace all batteries at the same time if weak.
-Recharge the scooter at least once every month when not in use to avoid
deterioration of the batteries.
Ramps and Curbs:
1. Check that the ramp surface is roughened to prevent slipping. Never drive
across a slope or turn sharply on a slope.
2. When driving up curbs, always check the height of the curb to ensure that
it does not exceed 4” height.
3. Always go forward up ramps and curbs.
4. Avoid stopping completely when going over small objects or obstructions.
General:

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1. Always keep your feet on the scooter while riding.
2. Do not exceed the weight capacity of 400lbs.
3. Do not attempt to lift or move the scooter by any of its removable parts.
Personal injury and damage to the scooter may result.
4. Never try to use your scooter beyond its limitations as described in the
manual.
5. Do not connect any electrical or mechanical device to the scooter. Failure
to obey this instruction may result in injury and will void the warranty.
6. Always comply with local laws and regulations.
Use While Under the Influence of Medication or Alcohol:
1. Check with your physician if you are taking any medication that may
affect your ability to operate your scooter safely.
2. Do not operate your scooter while you are under the influence of alcohol
as this may impair your ability to operate your scooter in a safe manner.
Safety Requirements:
Driving Surface

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The EW-74 has the best stability and performs the best under the normal
driving conditions (dry, level ground with concrete or asphalt). Extra care must
be taken when riding on other surfaces (grass, gravel, etc.).
DO NOT exceed the specified climbing angle. Do not operate the scooter before
you have fully read and understood the manual.
Always turn the scooter off before getting on or off the scooter.
Avoid driving in loose gravel, covered soil and sandstone.
Do not drive the scooter in unknown road conditions.
The scooter can ride over small obstacles within a certain height, but you
must minimize the speed and slowly drive over the obstacle.
Do not operate the scooter under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Do not park on steep slopes.
Changing the initial setting of refitting your scooter is forbidden.
Use caution when operating near busy streets, markets or shopping
centers. Do not operate in unsafe areas.
Consult local authorities about the traffic rules for scooters in your city.

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Hold the handlebar with both hands and put both feet on the floorboard
while driving the scooter.
Never sit on the scooter in a moving vehicle.
Do not drive on uneven slopes or uneven ground; be careful when passing
over slopes.
Never take the scooter on an escalator.
Do not operate on frozen, slippery or salty roads.
Never let the batteries freeze; do not charge when frozen.
Do not let the batteries every go completely dead. When low, do not let
sit for an extended period or damage may occur.
Always use required safety equipment while operating.
Do not modify or change the electrical system and frame. Doing so will
void the warranty.
Warranty:
For valid warranty claims E-Wheels will, at their discretion,
replace/repair/refund items mutually agreed to be defective.

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E-Wheels warranty as following:
1. Frame: (3) year limited warranty.
2. Electronic components: (1) year limited warranty.
3. Controllers: (1) year limited warranty.
4. Batteries: Not warranted.
5. Consumables: Not warranted (Tires, tubes, seat cushions, etc).
6. Labor costs are NOT covered by warranty.
7. Chargers are warrantied for 30 days.
Any damaged or defect of any nature occurring from the misuse of the product
is not to be covered. The warranty is to start from the date of arrival of our
product.