LAMAX S5000 User manual

E-Scooter S5000
EN  USER MANUAL
DE  BENUTZERHANDBUCH
CZ  UŽIVATELSKÁ PŘÍRUČKA
SK  UŽÍVATEĽSKÁ PRÍRUČKA
PL  INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI
HU  FELHASZNÁLÓI KÉZIKÖNYV

EN – User Manual
E-Scooter S5000

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1. PACKAGE CONTENTS
–LAMAX E-Scooter S5000
–Charger
–Instruction Manual
2. PRODUCT LAYOUT
n)
l) m)
i) j)
k)
h)
g)
e)
a)
b)
f)
c)
d)
a)
b) f)
a) Multi-function display
b) Throttle lever
c) LED headlight
d) 6“ front wheel
e) Handlebars
f) Electric brake
g) Collar clamp – for adjusting handlebar height
h) Folding latch
i) Deck
j) Rear brake (auxiliary)
k) Rear light – vibration activated
l) Kickstand
m) Charging port
n) 250 W motor / 5.5‘‘ rear wheel
o) Bell
CONTENTS
1. Package Contents....................................................................2
2. Product Layout .........................................................................2
3. Assembling and Folding the Scooter ...............................3
4. Adjusting Handlebar Height................................................3
5. Multifunction Display.............................................................3
6. Operating the Scooter ...........................................................4
7. LED Headlight ...........................................................................5
8. Specication..............................................................................6
9. Charging the battery..............................................................6
10. Battery – Precautions...........................................................6
11. Inspection, Maintenance, Storage ..................................7
12. Safety Precautions and Warnings....................................8

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3. ASSEMBLING AND FOLDING THE SCOOTER
a) Unfolding
–Push down on the latch and unfold the scooter as shown. The locking screw snaps into the front
socket (the scooter is now unfolded). Make sure the handlebar stem is securely held in place.
b) Installing the handlebars
–Attach the handlebars as shown and screw in rmly. Make sure that the right (R) and left (L) hand-
les are correctly positioned as shown. In the event of incorrect assembly, the thread and thus the
handlebars may be damaged.
c) Folding
–Push down the latch and fold the scooter as shown. The locking screw snaps into the rear socket
(the scooter is now folded).
L R
RL
a) b) c)
4. ADJUSTING HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
Release the collar clamp, push the catch inside the
stem and pull the handlebars up or down until the
catch inside the stem snaps into one of three holes
(3 height levels). Then retighten the collar clamp.
5. MULTIFUNCTION DISPLAY
a) Button functions
–SPEED+ button increases scooter speed
–POWER button hold to turn the scooter on/o, tap to switch between display modes
–SPEED– button decreases scooter speed
Km/h
km
ODO
SPEED+ button
POWER button
SPEED– button

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b) Displayed information
Km/h
km
ODO
Speed (km/h)
Battery indicator
Speed mode Data according to the selected display
c) Speed mode
Km/h
km
ODO
Km/h
km
ODO
Km/h
km
ODO
1-- MAX 6 km/h 2-- MAX 12 km/h 3-- MAX 24 km/h
d) Display mode
You can choose between ve display modes, depending on what you want shown on the display
–ODO – total distance travelled
–VOL – battery voltage (V)
–TIME – driving time
–DIS – distance
–RPM – motor revolutions per minute
Km/h
km
ODO
- ODO
- VOL
- TIME
- DIS
- RPM
6. OPERATING THE SCOOTER
NOTE:
Whenever you ride a scooter, there is always a risk of falling o and
possible injury, so always wear a helmet as well as knee and elbow
protection.
–Limits for riders: The person riding the scooter must be at least 120 cm tall and weigh at least 30 kg.
Children may only operate or otherwise handle the scooter under the supervision of a competent
adult. The same is true for people with reduced mobility.
a) Turn on the scooter by holding down the POWER button for two seconds and hold the han-
dlebars.
b) Keep both hands on the handlebars at all times.

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c) As soon as the scooter is on, raise one foot onto the scooter deck and start pushing with the other
foot. After reaching a speed of 5 km/h, place the other foot onto the scooter deck for greater stability
and press the throttle lever (accelerator). You can now regulate the scooter speed by pressing or
releasing the throttle lever.
d) To stop, release the throttle lever and apply the electric brake on the handlebars. To stop faster
use the electric brake in combination with the rear auxiliary brake by placing one foot on the rear
auxiliary brake*.
e) After completing your journey, turn o the scooter by holding down the POWER button .
*NOTE: The rear auxiliary brake should only be used when you need to stop as quickly as possi-
ble, or when the front brake is not working properly. Frequent use of the rear auxiliary
brake may result in tire wear and damage
Km/h
km
ODO
a)
d) e)
b) c)
7. LED HEADLIGHT
Press the button on the LED headlight to choose between three types of lighting. The LED headlight
should always be switched on in low visibility.
a) Press the rst time to make the LED headlight blink at short intervals
b) Press a second time to makes the LED headlight blink at longer intervals
c) Press a third time to switch it on permanently

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8. SPECIFICATION
Weight: 8,4 kg
Maximum load: 90 kg
Maximum speed: 24 km/h
Maximum range: 12–16 km
Maximum climb angle: 15°
Battery: Lithium, 5.0 Ah, 25.2 V
Motor: 250 W
Dimensions (folded): 83 × 43 × 28 cm
Dimensions (unfolded): 93 × 43 × (93.5–103) cm
Base plate height: 9 cm
Wheels: 6“ front, 5.5“ rear (tubeless tires)
Height of person on scooter: 130–190 cm
Weight of person on scooter: 30–120 kg
Age of person on scooter: 10–60 years
Battery specifications
Type battery: Lithium
Charging time: 3–4 hours
(V): 24 V
Battery capacity: 5000 mAh
Operating temperature: 5 °C–50 °C
Charging temperature: 0 °C–40 °C
Storage temperature: 5 °C–25 °C
Storage humidity: 5%–85%, do not condense Aairs
9. CHARGING THE BATTERY
–To charge the battery, use only the original charger supplied with the scooter.
–If the battery indicator shows low battery capacity, connect the scooter to the charger.
–Always ensure that the charging port is clean and dry before charging. If the charger is not connec-
ted to the scooter, the power inlet must always be covered with a rubber cap to prevent dust or
other substances from entering the inlet.
–Connect the power cord to the charger and then plug the charger into a wall outlet, making sure
that the light on the charger is GREEN.
–Insert the charger plug into the power input on the scooter. Thelight chargershould turn RED –
charging. When the lamp lights up GREEN, the scooter fully charged. The time to fully charge is
approximately 3–4 hours.
–After charging the scooter, disconnect the charger from the electrical outlet and the power cord
from the scooter.
–Do not leave the scooter connected to the charger overnight. Never leave the scooter connected
to the charger unattended.
10. BATTERY  PRECAUTIONS
–Fully charge the battery before rst use.
–Use only the charger designed for this type of battery
–Use standard charging cables, otherwise the device may be damaged.

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–Operating temperature may aect the overall battery life.
–Never connect mechanically damaged or bloated batteries to the charger. Do not use the batteries
in this state at all, there is a risk of explosion.
–Do not use any damaged AC adapter or charger.
–Charge at room temperature, never charge below 0°C or above 40°C.
–Do not drop, puncture or damage the battery. Do not repair a damaged battery.
–Do not expose the charger or battery to moisture, water, rain, snow, or spray.
–Do not leave the battery in a vehicle, expose it to sunlight, or place it near heat sources. Strong light
or high temperatures can damage the battery.
–Never leave batteries unattended while charging, short-circuiting or accidentally overcharging
(battery unsuitable for quick charging or being charged by excessive current or in the event of char-
ger failure) can cause leakage of aggressive chemicals, explosion or re!
–Disconnect the battery immediately if the battery overheats whilst charging.
–Do not place the charger and the rechargeable battery on or near ammable objects while char-
ging. Beware of curtains, carpets, tablecloths, etc.
–For safety reasons, unplug the device when it is fully charged.
–Keep the battery away from children and animals.
–Never disassemble the charger or battery.
–If the battery is integrated, never disassemble the device unless otherwise specied. Any such
attempt is risky and may result in damage to the product and consequently void the warranty.
–Do not dispose of worn or damaged batteries in the trash, re or heating equipment, but hand them
over to a hazardous waste collection point.
–Failure to observe this policy will assume full responsibility for the damage incurred.
11. INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, STORAGE
–The scooter needs to be inspected and undergo maintenance just like a bike or motorcycle. Always
make sure that the scooter is turned o and the power cord is disconnected before performing the
following tasks.
Checking and cleaning the scooter
–Disconnect the charger and turn o the scooter.
–Check the body and tyres regularly for damage or excessive wear. If there is excessive wear on the
tyre, it must be replaced. Do not use water or other liquids or cleaning agents for cleaning. Dampen
a clean cloth with clean soapy water and apply it to the scooter body, then rinse the cloth thorough-
ly and wipe down the scooter. Do not allow water to enter the battery cover, charging port, display
or tyres.
Maintenance and service
–The scooter requires regular maintenance and regular service just like a bicycle. We recommend
servicing the scooter at least once a year.
Storing the scooter
–Fully charge the battery before storing it. When storing the scooter for an extended period, fully
charge the battery at least once every 30 days. If this is not done, it is very likely that the equipment
will fail, which is not covered under warranty.
–If the storage temperature is below 0°C, do not charge the scooter immediately. Before charging,
the scooter must be placed in a warmer environment (5°C - 40°C) for at least 2 hours. To prevent
dust from entering the scooter, pack it up in the original box and close with tape. Store the scooter
indoors, in a dry place and at the correct storage temperature.

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12. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS
–Failure to comply with the basic instructions and any of the following precautions could result in
damage to the scooter, loss of manufacturer‘s warranty, other property damage, serious injury, and
even death. Always use original accessories, including the battery. Using incompatible accessories
may void your warranty and cause damage to the equipment.
–Respect your surroundings and comply with the applicable laws and regulations of the state
in which you are located. The user must observe the applicable local trac regulations when
riding the electric scooter. In the case of unauthorized use on public roads, including cycle
paths, the user runs the risk of a ne or even criminal prosecution in the event of an accident.
–Read the manual carefully.
–Check the technical condition of the scooter before each use.
–Always check the brakes and the condition and ination level of the tyres before riding. Check that
there are no objects obstructing the wheel.
–When riding a scooter, wear all appropriate safety and protective gear (especially a helmet).
–Never ride without holding the handlebars.
–Wear sturdy, closed shoes when riding a scooter.
–Look where you are going and look at the road conditions, people, places, property and objects
around you.
–Operate the scooter with regard to pedestrians, cars and cyclists.
–Pay full attention to riding when on your journey. Do not use the scooter while talking, making
phone calls, sending SMS messages, or otherwise handling your phone or other device that may
distract you.
–Do not ride on a scooter unless permitted to do so.
–Always follow local regulations.
–Do not drive on motorways or 1st and 2nd class roads.
–Do not drive in areas with a large number of pedestrians.
–Do not remove scooter reectors or LED lights.
–Never drive in the rain.
–Do not hang bags, backpacks or other objects on the scooter.
–As a general rule, do not attempt to disassemble, repair or modify the device. Disassembling, mo-
difying, or attempting to repair the product will void the warranty and may result in damage to the
unit or even injury or property damage.
–Do not use the device under the inuence of alcohol, drugs or other addictive substances and sub-
stances aecting coordination ability and response time.
–Do not use the scooter if you are tired or sleepy.
–Use your best judgment to avoid dangerous situations with your scooter.
–Do not ride your scooter on ramps or in a skate park, empty swimming pool or skateboarding area.
Do not ride railings, scooter jumps or attempt to overcome obstacles.
–Do not turn sharply, especially at high speeds.
–Do not drive into or near puddles of water, mud, sand, stones, gravel, or in rough and rugged terrain.
This may damage the scooter. If you encounter an uneven sidewalk, lift the scooter and go past the
obstacle.
–Do not drive in bad weather: snow, rain, hail, on icy roads or in extreme heat. On damp or wet roads,
skidding, it is much easier to fall or lose your balance.
–Do not drive near pools or other large bodies of water.
–Bend your knees when riding on bumpy or uneven surfaces to absorb shocks and vibrations and
help you maintain stability. If you are unsure whether you can safely ride on a particular terrain, get
o the scooter and push it.
–Do not ride over bumps or objects higher than 1.5 cm.