ewheels EW-M34 User manual

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EW-M34
Owner’s Manual
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-Read and follow all instructions, warning, and notes in this manual before
attempting to operate your mobility scooter for the first time.
-If there is any additional information in this manual which you do not
understand or require additional assistance for setup or operation, please
contact your authorized provider.
-Your safety to operation of this product depends on whether you completely
follow the instructions, cautions and warnings in this manual.
-These symbols below in this manual are used to identify warnings, notices,
and operation instructions. All of them are very important to your safety. It is
strongly recommended to read and understand them completely and carefully.
Warning! –Failure to heed the warnings in this manual may
result in personal injury.
Caution! –Failure to heed the cautions in this manual may
result in damage to the power scooter.

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-The mobility scooters combined the modern technology with contemporary
styles, and are divided into two models as to their structure: integral and
separated. Especially the ladder has a structure for quick assembly and
disassembly that is convenient to be stores or placed at the trunk of your
vehicle while traveling. We are certain that the design features, excellent
performance and trouble-free operation of this product will ensure your daily
life more convenient.
-For your safety, please ensure that you read carefully and follow strictly all
instructions warning, and notes in this manual before attempting to operate
your mobility scooter for the first time. These items are recommended for your
benefit. Your understand is important for your safety to operate this scooter.
-Once you master how to operate and maintain your mobility scooter, it is
sure that this product will give years of trouble-free service and enjoyment.
-We appreciate your questions, comments, and suggestions about this
mobility scooter, especially its performance of safety and reliability, and the
service from your authorized provider.

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Chair Console
Armrest Headlights
Battery Pack Front Bumper
Free-Wheel and Drive Lever

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Table of Contents
Page 5 –Technical Specifications
Page 6 to 8 –Scooter Assembly
Page 8 –Main Scooter Components
Page 9 –Scooter Disassembly
Page 10 to 11 –Adjustments
Page 12 to 13 –Charging and Battery Information
Page 14 to 19 –Scooter Operation
Page 20 –General Guidelines
Page 21-26 –Safety Information
Page 27 to 29 –Warranty
Page 30 to 37 –Safety Manual

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Technical Specifications
Model
EW-M34
Weight Capacity
300LBS
Speed:
Up to 4.5 MPH
Distance:
10 miles per charge (distance varies on terrain, riders
weight, road surface, etc.)
Electro-Mechanical Brakes:
Yes
Seat Size:
17” x 16”
Adjustable Armrests:
Yes
Headlights:
Yes (LED)
Electric Battery Gauge:
Yes
Drive Type:
Rear Wheel Drive
Under Deck Clearance:
2”
Power:
24V 12AH
Watts:
180 Watt
Motor Type:
Rear Transaxle
Amps:
12 AH Batteries
Volts:
24 Volts
Dimensions:
39” x 20” x 31-33”(LxWxH)
Floor Clearance:
2”
Front Basket:
Yes
Batteries:
X2 12 AH SLA Batteries
Throttle Type:
Delta Paddle Throttle
Can Charge Off Scooter:
Yes
Front Tire Type:
Solid Flat Free Tires
Rear Tire Type:
Solid Flat Free Tires
Charger:
Off-Board (Included)
Total Weight:
92 LBS
Heaviest Piece:
28 LBS
Total Number Of Pieces:
5
Cargo Box Storge:
10” x 20” x 10” (DxWxH)
Headlight:
LED Headlights
Rear lights:
Reverse Indicator Lights
Electric Horn:
Yes
Frame Warranty:
Lifetime
Drive Train Warranty:
2 Years
Electronics Warranty:
2 Years
Battery Warranty:
1 Year
Charger Warranty:
6 Months
FDA Certified:
Yes

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Assembly:
Installing the Seat Post
1.)Place the seat post into the frame of the
back half.
2.)Place the seat post securing pin through a
hole in the silver seat post and through
the black seat post holding frame.
3.)Tighten the post securing and stabilizing
knob on to finish securing.
Installing the Seat
1.) Install the seat post to
the frame of the scooter.
2.) Slide the seat onto the
seat post assembly.
3.) Install and tighten
the armrests on both
sides of the seat.

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Installing the Basket
1.) Unwrap basket from plastic
2.) Slide Basket onto handlebar
bracket.
3.) Ensure the basket tab is
locking the basket in place.
Installing the Battery Pack
1.)Check that the battery
securing knob is loose, and the
battery securing plate is facing
vertically with the body of the
scooter.
2.)Place the battery pack on the
scooter.
3.)Turn the battery securing
plate horizontal over the top
lip of the battery pack.
4.)Tighten down the battery
securing knob.

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Front Half to Back Half Connection
1.)The scooter will come with the front and back half already connected.
See steps for disassembly under disassembly section of manual.
Main Scooter Components
Battery Pack
Back Half
Seat
Front Half
Basket

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Disassembly:
Remove the basket, seat, and seat post the same way there were installed
on the scooter. See below for steps of disconnecting the front half of the
scooter from the back half of the scooter.
Steps for Frame Separation
1.) Spin the securing washer for the power
supply cable counter clockwise to loosen
until it is loose from the threads.
2.) Pull the power supply cable out of the socket
where it plugs into and set aside in a way
that it will not get pinched when the frame
pieces are separated.
3.) Pull the yellow grip of the release handle
to separate the two frame components
from each other. When reinstalling, make
sure the black side frame guides line up.

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Adjustments:
Warning!
Pull out power key before making any adjustments;
never do it while driving or with the scooter power
turned on.
Seat Height
•Pull up the seating fixing bar to release the seat.
•Remove the seat from the seat post.
•Loosen the seat post securing and stabilizing knob.
•With one hand hold the silver seat post, and the with other hand remove
the seat post securing pin.
•Adjust to desired position.
Seat Rotations
•Pull up the seat lock lever to release the seat.
•Rotate the seat to the desired position.
•Release the seat lock lever and the seat will automatically lock in place.
Armrest Width

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•Find the armrest securing knobs on the frame of the seat where the
armrest brackets attach to the scooter.
•Loosen the securing knob on the desired side.
•Adjust the armrest to the desired position.
•Retighten the armrest securing knobs.
Tiller Angle Adjustment
•Loosen the front tiller securing knob.
•Adjust the tiller to the desired position.
•Retighten the tiller securing knob.

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Charging and Battery Information:
WARNING!
Your scooter must be charged with the off-board charger
supplied by EWheels. Do not use aftermarket or automotive
charger for you scooter.
Charging Batteries with the Off-Board Charger
•Position the scooter or the battery pack (if removed from the scooter)
close to a standard wall outlet.
•Lift the charger port covering door on the battery pack.
•If installed on the scooter, ensure the scooter is turned off.
•Plug the charger cord into the batteries 3-pin charger port.
•Plug the charger cord into the standard wall outlet.
•The right light indicates the scooter is charging.
•When the recharge is completed, the charger light will turn green. You
can continue to charge the battery for 1 to 2 more hours.
•It is not recommended to charge the batteries for more than 12 hours.
•When the charge is complete, unplug the charger from the standard wall
outlet before unplugging the charger from the battery pack.
•The battery pack can be charged while on the scooter, or while removed.

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New Battery Usage
-Please follow the steps below to efficiently break-in the new batteries.
•Fully charge the new batteries prior to initial use. This allows for 90%
battery performance upon first use.
•Move slowly at first, and do not travel too far until you are aware of the
capable driving distance based on the battery indicator.
•Recharge the batteries again fully after first ride. This will allow over 90%
battery performance on the following ride.
•After approximately four to five more charging cycles, the batteries will
allow for 100% battery performance.
If the batteries need to be replaced, please call EWheels service department
directly for replacement, or use the following specifications when purchasing
replacement batteries.
Type: Deep Cycle, Sealed Lead Acid OR Deep Cycle Gel-Cell Batteries
Size: 6” x 3.9” x 3.75”
Voltage: 12 Volts
Capacity: 12 AH (Amp Hours)

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Scooter Operation:
Tiller Console
The tiller console houses all the controls needed to drive the scooter,
including the key switch, speed adjustment knob, delta throttle lever,
battery charge indicator, horn button and headlight button.
Key Switch
Push the key into the key hole on the tiller and push downwards to turn
on the scooter.
WARNING!
Turn the scooter power off when stopped to avoid unintended
motion that may occur by accidentally hitting the delta throttle.
Horn Button
•This button activates a warning horn when pushed.
•The horn will only sound when the button is being pushed.
Delta Throttle Lever

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This lever allows you to control the forward and reverse speeds of your
scooter up to the maximum speed preset with the speed adjustment
knob.
•Pull the ride side of the delta throttle lever towards you to disengage the
brakes and make the scooter start moving forwards. Conversely, the
scooter starts moving backwards if you push the right side of the delta
throttle lever forwards.
•Pull the left side of the delta throttle lever towards you to disengage the
brakes and make the scooter start moving backwards. Conversely, the
scooter starts moving forwards if you push the left side of the delta
throttle lever forwards.
•The more the delta throttle lever is pulled or pushed, the faster the
scooter will travel.
•When you release the delta throttle lever completely, it automatically
returns to the primary (stopped) position and engages the scooter’s
brakes to slow the scooter until it comes to a complete stop.
WARNING!
If your scooter experiences unintended motion, please release the
delta throttle control immediately. The scooter will automatically
come to a stop unless the lever is out of order.

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Speed Adjustment Knob
This knob determines the top speed the scooter can travel when the
delta throttle paddle fully pulled. The maximum forward speed is 4.5
MPH, and the maximum reverse speed is 2.2 MPH.
WARNING!
Until you are completely aware of how the scooter operates and
performs, keep the speed adjustment knob to the lowest
position.
Battery Charge Indicator
•When the scooter is turned on, this indicator will show the remaining
charge the scooter has. The green indictor lights show the current charge
level. There are three different colors ranges: red, yellow and green.
•Green –This is the full charge range for the scooter.
•Yellow –This is the half charge range for the scooter.
•Red –This is the low charge range.
•When the remaining battery lights are in the red range, we recommend
recharging the scooter as soon as possible.

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Headlight Button
•Push the lights button to activate the headlights.
•Push the button again to turn off the headlights.
Overload Protector
•The overload protector is a safety device.
•When an overload occurs, this protector automatically trips to protect the
motor and other electronic devices.
•When the protector trips, the scooter will be powered down immediately.
•If tripped, wait at least one minute before pushing the button on the
protector to turn the scooter power back on.
•The protector is located on the battery pack, right by the charger port.
Free-Wheel and Drive Lever
•The is a lever underneath the seat (shown on page 3) that will allow for
the machine’s brakes to engage, or disengage.
•When the lever in towards the closed pad lock symbol, the electric brakes
are engaged.
•When the lever in towards the open pad lock symbol, the electric brakes
are disengaged and the machine can be pushed freely.

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CAUTION!
1.) When the scooter is in free-wheel mode, the brake system is
disengaged, and the functions of the delta throttle paddle are
inhibited by the control system. Meanwhile, the horn sounds
while the power is on when in free-roll mode.
2.)Never use your scooter in free-wheel mode without your attachment.
Failure to do so may cause personal injury.
3.)Never put your scooter in free-wheel mode on any incline or decline. Failure
to do so may cause damage and personal injury.
WARNING!
When trying to drive the scooter, the free-roll and drive lever
must be in the drive position. If the lever is in free-roll mode, the
braking system will not function and may cause personal injury or
damage to the scooter.
3-Pin Charger Socket
•This socket is used to connect the charger.
•While the scooter is charging, the socket connection will not allow the
machine do drive.

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WARNING!
A wrong connection may cause damages to the charger,
connectors and electronics.
Pre-Ride Safety Checklist
•Check all electrical connections. Make sure they are tight and not
corroded.
•Check the brakes. Make sure they are sensitive and reliable.
•Check the battery charge level.
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Recommend Scooter Maintenance Checklist
Check Items
At Any Time
Weekly
Monthly
Every 6 Months
All Parts
X
Turning, Driving, Devices
X
Brakes
X
Connections
X
Battery Charge
X
Tire Wear
X
Motor(s)
X
Console Devices
X
Cleanliness
X