Leev jack User manual

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JACK - User Manual JACK LJ 1.0 2015-1/INT EN
User Manual

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JACK - User Manual JACK LJ 1.0 2015-1/INT EN
JACK
User Manual

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Copyright, Trademark and Contact
Information
Copyright © 2015 LEEV Mobility BV. All rights reserved.
Trademarks
LEEV Mobility BV (LEEV) owns a number of trademarks
including but not limited to, LEEV Mobility, JACK and the
LEEV and JACK logos that have been registered in the
United States and in other countries. LEEV Mobility re-
serves all rights in its trademarks. All other trademarks are
the property of their respective companies.
Contact Information
For support, please contact the company from which
you bought the products. For a listing of Authorized
Mantys Dealers and Distributors, refer to the JACK web-
site at: www.jack-electric-scooter.com.

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JACK
User Manual
Index
1. Introduction 07
2. Components 09
3. Controls 11
4. Handling 13
5. Folding and unfolding 17
6. Using the battery 19
7. Maintenance 21
8. Troubleshooting 23
9. Specications 25

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Chapter 1.
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on the purchase of your JACK.
JACK is carefully designed to provide you with a com-
fortable ride. The adjustable handlebar allows for an
ergonomic riding position for everyone. The 6,5 inch
wheels and 92cm wheel base guarantee a comfortable
ride. And with the 350W hub motor, things never gets
dull.
JACK is a compact, foldable electric powered scooter.
An environmentally friendly, modern personal transport-
er for traveling short distances in urban areas. A high-
tech electric design product, that is easy to fold and to
bring along, because of its low weight and compact
dimensions.
JACK – Mobility Unfolds
JACK is a brand by LEEV mobility.
LEEV is involved the development and marketing of in-
novative light
electrical vehicles for personal use in short and medium
range. Applications include inner city mobility, commer-
cial services, and leisure activity. All vehicles are based
on proprietary and patented technologies.
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Chapter 2.
COMPONENTS –
GETTING TO KNOW
YOUR JACK
2-1: Overview JACK components
Push button
folding steer
Display
Horn
Throttle
Folding
lever
Brake levers
Headset
Kickstand
Tow bar
Footboard
Insurance
plate bracket
All JACK parts must be approved by LEEV Mobility, and properly
installed. using your JACK without all parts properly installed could
damage your JACK and result in serious injury from loss of control, col-
lisions and falls.
Do not modify the JACK. Any modications without prior written ap-
proval of LEEV mobility could interferewith the operation of the JACK,
and will void the JACKs Limited Warranty.

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Chapter 3.
USING THE CONTROLS
All controls are located on the two handlebars. On the
rightside(display)youwillndthemainswitch,battery
level indicator, speedometer and ODO meter. Further
ontherightyouwillndthethrottle,brakeleverandthe
horn.Ontheleftside,youndthebrakelever.
3-1: JACK handlebar 3-2: JACK display
Main Switch / lock
To unlock your JACK and prepare it for riding, an RFID
switch is provided at the top of the display. With the RFID
tag your can switch the jack on/off, by holding the tag
onto the RFID spot.
Battery level indicator
Fully charged, the JACK has a range of 25 Km. In this
situation, all 6 blocks of the battery will be visible on
thedisplay.Whenthebatteryleveldrops,rsttheup-
per block will turn off than the one underneath that
etc.
Throttle
The throttle is the main control on the JACK and is
used to control the speed of the vehicle. Turn the
throttle with your wrist to go faster. Release the throttle
and and squeeze the brake levers to stop or slow. Do
not continue holding down the throttle while squeez-
ing the brakes as this can reduce battery life or cause
damage to your JACK.
Brake levers
The JACK is equipped with disk brakes on the front
and back, operated by two levers. Just like a bicycle
or motorcycle, the harder you squeeze, the harder the
brakes operate. Take time to get used to the braking
power before using the brakes at full speed. In certain
conditions, squeezing the brakes too hard at speed
could cause the operator or unit to lose control.
Horn
The horn is situated at the right side. Use your thumb to
operate the horn (button).
Lights
The lights will automatically turn on when the JACK
is switched on. Please note that the JACK only uses
dipped beams and has no switch for high beams!

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Display
Centralinthedisplayyouwillndyourspeed(km/h)
Underneaththespeedyouwillndyourtotaldistance
covered (trip total) (km).
On the left side of the display you have got your battery
status. 6 blocks light up is totally full, all blocks of means
your battery is empty.
The wrench sign means that your JACK needs service.
Nexttothewrenchyouwillndthetemperature.When
this sign goes on, your JACK is overheated.
Ontherightsideyouwillndthelightsymbol(thisisal-
ways on).
The lock indicates when you swipe with a wrong RFID
tag.
Next to the lock (left) is the network icon. This will go on
when there is a communication error. (wires damaged).

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Chapter 4.
HANDLING
As the JACK is a totally new vehicle, with a unique steer
and handling, we recommend that you take time to fa-
miliarize yourself with the vehicle and to gradually ex-
plore the limits of performance with each ride. For the
safety of friends and others who will try your new JACK
it is your responsibility to guide them how to ride safely.
Make sure you have read and understood all warnings
and safety information contained in this owner’s manual
before riding.
Your rst ride
Before taking off
1. Selectanappropriateoutdoorareaforyourrst
ride. This area should measure at least 4 by 4 meter. (13
by 13 feet). It should have a level, smooth riding surface
with good traction and should be free of obstructions
and away from vehicles, bicycles, pets, small children,
and other distractions.
Exceeding the weight limits for driver plus cargo as stated in the speci-
cations, will increase risk your risk of damaging the JACK
2. Position the steer on the right height; make sure
that your arms are not over-stretched but slightly bent.
3. Make sure that your handlebar folding lock is
tight.
4. Put one foot on the footboard of the JACK and
put your other foot next to the jack on the ground, to
hold balance.
5. Holdthehandlebarrmly,makesuretonottwist
the throttle.
Now you are ready to take off
1. Switch on the electronic system with your RFID
tag.
2. Step slowly besides the JACK to get it going.
3. While stepping use the throttle gently (by turn-
ing it back gradually).
4. When using the throttle and making speed, put
your other foot also on the footboard.
5. Try getting comfortable on the JACK by search-
ing a good position for both of your feet.
6. Once in position rotate the throttle gently to get
used to the acceleration and higher speeds.
Stopping
1. Use the brakes gently, until you’re at a comfort-
able speed.
2. When almost at stand still, get 1 foot of the foot-
board and use it to help you stop and stand still.
3. When standing still, get your other foot of and
put the JACK on its kickstand and turn the JACK off.

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Avoiding hazards
1. The JACK is a 1-person vehicle. Do not take pas-
sengers
2. Do not step of a riding JACK; always come to a
complete standstill before stepping off the vehicle
3. Do not exceed the maximum weight limit (rider
pluscargo)asdescribedinthespecications
4. Avoid braking and operating the throttle at the
same time; this will result in unexpected vehicle behav-
ior, reduce battery life and could cause damage to the
JACK.
5. In case of an emergency, reduce the throttle
immediately and apply the brakes.
6. Avoid riding on slippery surfacesin order to keep
sufcienttractionandcontroloveryourvehicle.
7. Avoid abrupt maneuvers, such as fast starting,
steering and stopping.
8. Avoid riding over loose objects such as stone
and branches
4-1: Loose objects
9. Avoid holes, curbs, steps and other obstacles
higher than 10 cm/4 inches. This may damage the
height mechanism and steer lock.
10. Avoid riding on slopes steeper than 20 percent.
11. Lean uphill when climbing a hill.
12. Avoid riding indoors because head clearance
may be limited.
13. When climbing a hill, it is best to have some
speed before starting the climb.
14. Follow the instructions for servicing your JACK in
order to fully enjoy your vehicle.
15. Be safe…and enjoy the ride!

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Maximizing range
Maximum range distances are provided in the speci-
cations. The range of your JACK is affected by many
variables, including:
1. Terrain: Riding on smooth, at terrain improves
range and riding on hilly terrain and unpaved surfaces
reduces range
2. Speed and riding style: Riding at a consistent,
moderate speed will increase range. While frequent
starting, stopping and accelerating and deceleration
will reduce the range.
3. Tire ination pressure: Riding with tire pressures
belowthespeciedlimitreducesrange.
4. Rider weight and cargo: Lighter riders with less
cargo experience better range than heavier riders with
more cargo.
5. Temperature: Storing, charging and riding in
temperatures to the median of the recommended tem-
perature range improves range. Riding in colder tem-
peraturesreducesrangesignicantly.
6. Battery condition: Properly charged and main-
tained batteries provide greater range. Old, cold, heav-
ily used and or poorly maintained batteries provide less
range.
7. Wind: Riding with a tailwind increases range.
Riding against a headwind reduces range.

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Chapter 5.
FOLDING AND UN-
FOLDING
The JACK can be folded for transportation or compact
storage in a few easy steps. Always fold in a gentle and
controlled manner and make sure no clothing or body
parts can get trapped between hinging parts.
1. Make sure to have the JACK on its kickstand be-
fore and while folding.
2. Press the central button on the handlebar.
When pressed, fold the steer 90 degrees.
3. When the steer is folded 90 degrees, you will be
able to slide the steerer tube down.
4. Now you can use the lever at the bridge. Tilt this
towards you. While doing so, you will be able to fold the
steering column to the foodboard.
Make sure the JACK is turned off while folding.
Press Fold 90 degrees
Fold backwards
Pull
lever

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Chapter 6.
USING THE BATTERY
For your safety and the safety of others, and to maximize battery life
and performance, follow the instructions in this manual.
Do not use the batteries if the casing is:
- Broken
- Emits an unusual odor or excessive heat
- Leaks any substance
Avoid contact with any substance seeping from the batteries.
Keep Batteries out of reach of children and pets. Exposure to Battery
voltage could result in death or serious injury. Unplug and disconnect
your JACK from AC power before removing or installing Batteries or
performing any service. It is hazardous to work on any part of your
JACK when it is plugged into AC power. You risk serious bodily injury
from electric shock as well as damage to your JACK. The cells within
the Battery contain toxic substances. Do not attempt to open the Bat-
tery. Do not insert any object into the Battery or use any device to pry
at the Batteries casing. If you insert an object into the Batteries’ port or
openings you could suffer electric shock, injury, burns, or cause a re.
Attempting to open the Batteries casing will damage the casing and
could release toxic and harmful substances. Only charge the Battery
using charging devices approved by LEEV Mobility. Comply with all
local and federal and individual country laws when disposing or and
transporting the JACK Batteries.
The JACK has 1 battery in its foodboard. For charging
the JACK you will need a JACK charger (included). Fol-
low these simple steps for charging:
6-1: charging components
1. Place your JACK in a dry environment within the
recommended charging temperature range.
2. Make sure the main switch (RFID) is off.
3. Verify that the charge port, power cord and AC
power outlet are clean, dry and free of debris.
4. Plug the connector into the charge port of the
JACK.
5. Plug the charger into a AC power outlet or
surge protector.
Charging takes about 5 hours for a full charge. During
charging, 1 red LED is lit on the charger. When the bat-
tery isfully charged, the LED turns green. After charging,
unplug the connector from the charge port. The JACK
is ready to go!

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To maximize the performance and life of your batteries,
fully charge them for at least 12 hours, once a month,
or after every 12 hours of operation—whichever comes
rst.Chargeyourbatteriesonlywhentheyarewithinthe
speciedchargingtemperaturerange.
Battery status indicator
There are 6 blocks of battery on the display. When the
batteryleveldrops,rsttheupperblockwillturnoffthan
the one underneath that etc. Until the last block is only
visible, indicating low Batteries.
Shipping the batteries
Li-polymer batteries are considered hazardous materials
under shipping regulations. Comply with all local, fed-
eral and individual country laws when transporting the
JACK battery. When shipping a whole JACK, make sure
to detach the battery.
Do not insert the plug if the Charge Port, Power Cord or AC Power outlet
is wet.
Always keep the charge port cover closed, except when you are
charging the JACK. Closing the charge port cover prevents water, dirt,
dust and other contaminates from entering the charge port and caus-
ing damage to your JACK.
Do not use or transport a Battery if the casing breaks open, leaks any
substance, becomes excessively hot, or if you detect an unusual odor.
Do not handle a damaged or leaking Battery unless you are wearing
disposable rubber gloves, eye protection, and are in a well-ventilated
area. Dispose of the rubber gloves and damaged Battery properly in
accordance with regulations governing disposal of toxic materials.
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