HOVERSK8Z HoverSK8 User manual

HOVERBOARD
USER MANUAL

1. SAFETY AND USE OF THE HOVERBOARD.
1.1 About Safety
Our company hopes that all drivers can safely drive our two-wheel intelligent drifting scooter, and enjoy the fun brought
about by the Hoverboard. Please remember that, just like learning to ride a bicycle, drive a car, or how to use any other
means of transport, all these require practice and training and can be applied to our products as it will allow you to get
ultimate use out of our drifting scooter.
Please follow our directions to safely drive a Hoverboard. We strongly recommend you read the operation instruction
handbook rst. Property damage, death or serious injuries may occurwhen colliding with objects or vehicles.
Before you drive:
Check the tires for damage and check if there are any loose parts. If you have a problem, please contact the agent
for anyrepairs.
Please read the instruction before operating because you will get a lot of important safety information, including
the speedlimit, indicators, light warning, and safetyshutdown.
Please do not use the driftingscooter if it imposes any danger to one’s personalor property safety.
Please do not arbitrarily modify any driftingscooter parts. Not only willit affect the drifting scooter may even
damage the performance of driftingscooter; it will also causeserious harm.
1.2 Maximum Weight Rating
There are tworeasons whyHoverboards have a weight limit:
To ensure the safety of drivers
Topreventoverloadingdamage,injury.
Driver’s maximum weight limit:10 0 kg.
Minimum weight limit of drivers: 20 kg.
WARNING: Do NotJUMP on the Hoverboard, and do notattempt to ride with any passengersor exceed maximum weight.
Doing so voids the warranty and may cause severe damage totheHoverboard and may cause res, injuries, or even death.

1.3 Getting the Longest Distance Per-Charge.
The hover board’s Maximum distance per charge is related to many factors such as:
Terrain: Driving in smooth,flat ground increasesdistance. On the contrary,inclines and rough terrainwill reduce the distance.
Weight:The weight ofthe drivers affects the maximumdistance per charge.
Environmental Temperature: Under the recommended storage temperature,the hover board will last longer; and the contrary,
in extreme temperatures distances will be reduced.
Maintenance: Reasonable charging and maintenance of the battery can increasethe lifetimeof the hover board. If not well taken
care of, the maximum distance will be reduced.
Speed and driving style:Stick toamediumspeedrange.Too muchstoppingand goingortoo muchaccelerationand
deceleration will reduce themaximum distance per charge.
1.4 The Speed Limit
The maximum speed of the hover boardis 10 km/hour.
Note: When driving more thanthe maximum allowablespeed, an alarm will start buzzing.Under recommended speedand
terrain, thehover boardwill be able to keep the balanceof the driver.When driving faster, thehover boardmay losestability,
causing injury or property damage.

2. OPERATING AND DRIVING A HOVERBOARD.
When operating a Hoverboard, safety is very important. You must fully understand the instructionmanual before driving. The
important factors that needs attention are mentioned and to understand thesesafety issues is very important
Tips: Placing your foot wide helps with stability. Relaxed balance on the board. Practice slowly moving forward, backwards, and
turning left and right before attempting to go any faster. Hold on to a pole or table until you are comfortable letting go.There is a
small learningcurve involved. Always practice on smooth flatsurface.We advise to learn how to get on and off first.There are
many videos online that offersound advice.
2.1 Steps to learning how to ride a Hoverboard.
Step 1. Turn of the smart drifting scooter by pressing the powerswitch.
Step 2. Place asingle foot onone foot mat,when itlights on, place your other foot on the opposite foot mat. Practice
balancingfirst.
Step 3. Practicemanipulationof theHoverboard only after youperfectedbalancing. Movingand turningcan be initiated by
either asserting body weightor asserting heel pressure. Don’t move yourbody too much.By moving your body slightlyforward
or backwards,you can control the smart driftingscooter.

Step 4. Learn to slowly turn by applying more forward or backward pressure fromone foot.
Step 5. To get off, disengageone foot first, then theother. Do these whiles maintaining a proper balance.
Note: If the platform is not leveled, the alarm will beep and the indicator lightwill go on. The system will be put on paused, and
driving will be prohibited.

Warning: High-speeds and sharpsteering is prohibited.Please don’ drive on transverse slopes or make wide turns, because it will
cause you tolose your balance. If the angle is offset, it will affect your driving safety.

2.2 Hoverboard Protection Function.
During operation and driving,when the system experiences errors orirregularities, the Hoverboard will promptthe driver indifferent ways.
An alarm will sound and a warning lightmay turn on and thesystem cannot enter balance mode.
The warningwill come on if:
The platform moves forward or back with more than 10 degrees.
The battery voltage is too low.
It is in theprocess of charging.
Cycling process, become warped on platform, operation is prohibited.
You are overspeeding.
Lack of battery.
The body rocking back and forth for more than 30 seconds
System in protection mode; alarm light isnormally on; buzzer at ahigh rate in the process of alarmcycling.
Platform moves forward or back more than 35 degrees, directly into the stop condition.
Tire locked-rotor, you have 2 secondsfor the board to stop.
The battery voltage is lower than theprotection value. After 15seconds the board will stop.
Continued large current discharge (such as long slope), after 15 seconds the board will stop.

Warning: When your Hoverboard reaches the outage status, the systemwill automatically lock the machine. When the battery has been
depleted or when system produces safe parking information,please stop driving. Otherwise,the scooterwill not be able to balance due to
the lack ofelectricity. Insuch a caseinjury is or property damage may occur. If the battery is low, continuing toride the Hoverboard will
reduce the lifetime of the batteries.
2.3 Practicing to Perfection.
When you drive your Hoverboard outdoors, for your safety, please ensure that you have the skills tooperate the Hoverboard:
Please wear comfortable, casual sportswear and flat shoes to ensureyour body canmaintain flexibility.
Please practice in an open field, untilyou can easily get on the scooter andmove forward, backwards, make turns, stop, and get off properly.
Make sure the surface is flat and level.
When you encounter different terrains andyou mustslowdown. Never allowthe Hoverboard to lift off the ground. Do not attempt jumps,
doing so voids the warranty andmay damageinternals causingserious injury, fires, or death.
Hoverboards are designedfor use onflat surfaces and used as a supplementary means of transport.When encountering uneven surfaces,
one should avoid operatingthe Hoverboard.
If you are not skilled at drivingan intelligent drifting scooter,please avoid pedestrians or obstacles. Always make sure you canfit throughthe
door before attempting.

2. SAFE DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
This section highlights a fewsafety instructions and warningstatementsgives certain knowledge of the security considerations of hover
boards. In order to ensure that you can safely drive a hover board, pleasebe sure to read the operation instructionhandbookand comply
with the relevant safety instructions.Please pay attention to theoperation instruction handbook mentioned as wellas othermatters that
need attention. Understandingthese security issues can improve yourdriving safety and pleasure.
Warning:
Under no circumstances mayyou use a Hoverboard if you are likely to lose control, collide, fall, cause harm or injury. In order to
avoid damage or injury, you must carefully read and refer to the instructions. Please ensure that theHoverboard is in a good
condition before attempting to operate it.
When you ride the Hoverboard, please make sure that you follow the safety measures,such as: wearinga helmet, knee pads,
elbow pads, wrist guards, andthe correct gear, etc.
The Hoverboard is designedfor personal entertainment and may be prohibited to be used as public transport.
It may bestrictly prohibited in the motor vehicle industry to useHoverboards.
Children must weigh more than20Kg and should be protected by adults whenriding. Ifyou have ahistory of heart disease, high
blood pressure, etc., youare not allowed to drive aHoverboard. Pregnant women and people with disabilities are also
prohibited.
No driving is allowed after drinking or using drugsthat may affect your good judgment orsoberness. You maynot drive after
pickingup goods.

When drivinga Hoverboard, pleasepay attention tocomply with localtraffic laws.
Be aware of what is in frontof you and behind you. Good vision helps youto be safer when driving your Hoverboard.
When driving,allow yourlegs to relax, with knees slightly bent. It will make sure youare in balance.Make sure that the soles of
your feet are always on the mat.
Please use sport clothingthat are suitable for Hoverboards because it helps you better handle emergency situations.
Drifting scooter can be used by onlyone personat the same time.
Users and their belongings should not weigh more than indicated on the manual. In addition to this, the drivershould not weigh
less than what is instructed.Otherwise drivers may notbe able to manipulatethe Hoverboard -especially when going downhill.
When it is not safe, reduce your speed or stop.
You must be careful not todrive too fastto ensure the safety of yourself andothers. Always be ready to suddenly stop the
Hoverboard.
When driving the drifting scooter and a traffic accident occurs, you must stay putand waitfor relevant departments to arrive and
for the lawful process to take place.
When you are using theHoverboard with others, please maintain a safe driving distance betweeneach other in order to avoid a
collision.
When driving, always remember thatyou’re wider than you should expect, so pay attention when going through a door.
Pay attention to how you balance your body to ensure aproper central gravity when steering to preventfalling off.
Don’t get distracted when drivingthe hover board. Don’t talk on your phone, listen tomusic, or engage in any other activities.
Avoidwetroads,longdistance,reversedriving, high-speeds,difficultobstacles,unfamiliarterrain,softterrain, etc.
The Hoverboard is not designed for,and has not been tested for carrying goods. So play it safe, the user must use itwithout any
extraweight.
Don’t operate in low lightingor dark places.

Avoid obstacles and smoothsurfaces like glaze, ice, snowor a wet floor.
Please avoidscattered objects and small branches that maylie in the road. Always be ready for unexpected events.
Avoid drivingin narrow spaces or places.
Please conform to the conditions ofusing the hover board in the environment. If there are any places where you need
permissionto drive,please acquirepermissionfirst.
Pleasedo notstartor stop abruptly.Avoiddrivingon asteepslope.
Hover boards are prohibited touse inunsafeenvironments. These unsafe environments refer to areas with flammable gas, steam,
liquid, dust, orfiber and other material that may cause dangerous events,such as fires or explosions.
4. CHARGING AND MAINTENANCE OF BATTERIES
Following proper chargingand operation procedures will extend the life of your battery.
4.1 Lack of battery:
When you see that the power indicator light is red and flashing,it suggests thatthere is not enoughpower, andyou are advised to stop
driving. Whenthe battery is low, the hover board does not have enough energy to keep on driving. If you keep on driving, it will damage
your hover board and youmay fall down, and at the same time,it can also affect the service life of your batteries.

If you experience any of the following, stop. Do not operate the Hoverboard or attempt to charge it:
It starts tosmell or it gets warm.
Leaking of any material.
Do not attemptto remove the battery, is limited to the professionals.
Don’t touch the battery or any of the leaking material.
Don't let a child get in contactwith any of the cells. Do not attempt to install batteries yourself.
Batteries contain dangeroussubstances, so do notopen the battery, anddon’t insertany materialinto the battery.
Leave it to aqualified technician toservice theHoverboard.
A ban has been put on the lithium battery, because it is unsafe dueto itsexcessive discharge of batteryfluids.
A Hoverboard battery must be usedwith the permission of the locallaws.

4.2 Charging Procedure
Ensure that the charging mouth is dry. If the chargingmouthis wet, do not charge.
Open the Charging portof the hoverboard.
Insert one endof the charger to theproper outlet, and make sure the charger’s green indicator light lights up. Then put the charger on the
other side of smart driftingscooter.
When the red indicator lightturns on, chargingis normal, otherwise please check whether the circuit connection is good.
When the indicator lights on the charger turn from red to green,the chargingis complete.
At this stage, please stop charging because chargingany longer will affectthe service life of batteries. Do not overcharge.
Pay attentionwhen plugging in thestandard plug.
Please charge according to the rules of the storage battery, otherwise it will damagethe battery life.
Smart drifting scooter’s chargingtime is about 2hoursand longer charging time will affect the battery life.
Please keep the environment clean anddry.

The battery
The lithium battery
Charging
2 or 3 hours
Voltage
36V
Initial
Working
Charging
Storage time (~ and
12
Stored relative
4.3 Temperature too High or too Low
If you wantthe highestefficiency from your Hoverboard, charge and operate only in the temperature range of your battery specifications.
Before charging, temperature must be within the recommended temperature, or at least close to the recommended temperature. When
charging atthe highest efficiency, or in cases of extreme cold or heat, the chargingtime will belonger and itmay not be able to fully charge.
4.4 Detailed Parameters of the Battery
4.5Shipping theBattery
Lithium Battery is considered to be dangerous goods, so you needto follow the correct regulationsduring transportation.