prime3 EES21 User manual

Electric scooter
Elektroroller
Hulajnoga elektryczna
EES21
Owner’s manual
Bedienungsanleitung
Instrukcja obsługi

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Safety rules
• Familiarize yourself with and comply with the local road traffic
regulations.
• The user should be healthy, rested, sober and not take any sedatives
or psychotropic drugs before driving.
• Check the battery charge status when the scooter is turned on. If the
battery charge is less than 25%, do not drive for a long time.
• Remember that you are 7cm taller when driving, so be careful when
driving through the door, beware of signs, branches and other upper
obstacles to protect your head from injury.
• This equipment can be used by children aged 8 years and over under
as long as supervision is provided. People with reduced physical or
mental capabilities, as well as people with no previous experience of
using this equipment must be supervised and made aware of the
risks. The instruction manual should be used as a reference for the
safe use of this equipment. Children should not play with the
equipment. Children without ensured supervision should not be
allowed to perform the cleaning and maintenance of equipment.
• Only Original accessories should be used, as well as accessories
recommended by the manufacturer. Using accessories which are not
recommended by the manufacturer may result in damage of the
device and may render the device unsafe for use.
• If the cord or power plug or adaptor is damaged or the plug has a
loose electrical outlet, do not charge the device and do not power it
from the mains.
• Unplug the AC adapter from the electrical outlet when not in use.
• Always wear an approved helmet and other elbow, knee, and wrist
protectors.
• Check the appearance and condition of your electric scooter. Make
sure that no parts are loose and that there are no abnormal noises.
• The AC adapter should be connected to an outlet with characteristics
consistent with the values on the rating label.
• Do not connect or disconnect the adaptor from the power source
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Completely prohibited
• Do not ride a scooter in areas prohibited by local or national
law.
• It is forbidden to move on slopes whose angle of inclination exceeds
17 degrees, do not enter puddles or water reservoirs whose depth is
greater than 5 cm.
• It is forbidden to move several people on the scooter or to transport
children, also in appropriate carrying slings.
with wet hands.
• Do not ride a scooter on the stairs.
• It is not allowed to ride on roads intended for cars, roadsides or roads
on which it is forbidden to ride.
• It is forbidden to move on the scooter without holding the handlebar.
• Avoid driving in bad weather such as heavy rain, snow, strong wind
and on icy, slippery or muddy roads.
• Do not ride a scooter in dangerous or explosive locations.
• It is forbidden for children under 14 or for people over 60 to move on
their own on the scooter. They must be accompanied by other family
members or carers. It is forbidden to ride on the scooter for pregnant
women, drunk people, people with mental disorders or disabled
people with limited steering abilities.
• Do not make phone calls while driving the scooter.
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1. Headlight
3. Battery charging socket
4. Speed increase lever
7. Lighting switch
8. Vertical bar
Information on environmental protection
The packaging contains only the necessary elements. Every effort has been made to ensure that the three
packaging materials are easy to separate: cardboard (box), polystyrene foam (internal protection) and
polyethylene (handbags, protective sheet). The device is manufactured from recyclable materials and can be
used again after its disassembly by a specialized company. Observe local regulations for the disposal of
packaging materials, waste batteries and unnecessary equipment.
2. Handle bar
6. Display
9. Folding mechanism button
5. Brake lever
Instruction manual
Thank you for purchasing our PRIME3 EES21 electric scooter. Please read this manual and keep it for future
reference. The information contained in this manual will help you get acquainted with the following issues:
• Basic operation and learning how to drive on an electric scooter.
• Safety when driving on an electric scooter.
• Construction and maintenance of an electric scooter.
The device complies with the requirements of the following European Union directives:
- Low-voltage electrical equipment - Low voltage directive (LVD)
- Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
The product is CE-marked on name plate
If a crossed-out waste bin symbol appears on the appliance, this indicates that the product is
covered by European Directive 2012/19/EU. Familiarise yourself with the requirements of your local
electrical and electronic waste collection system. Follow your local regulations. Do not dispose of
this product with household waste. Proper disposal of the old product will prevent potential
negative effects on the environment and human health.
The device is equipped with batteries covered by the European Directive 2006/66/EC. Do not
dispose of batteries with household waste. Please refer to your local regulations for separate
collection of batteries, as proper disposal will prevent potential negative consequences for the
environment and human health.
The product is manufactured from high quality materials and components that can be recycled
and reused.
Design of an electric scooter:
12. Front wheel
13. Platform
10. Fender and brake
14. Stand
11. Rear wheel
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Do not charge the battery when handling, cleaning, or maintaining the scooter.
• Observe the local road traffic regulations when driving on a scooter. You should guide the scooter carefully
An electric scooter is not only a fun tool but also a means of transport. Following proper safety precautions
while driving can protect you and others from an accident. Please note that using your scooter in the field and
on public roads can lead to collisions caused by other road users, even if you follow all safety precautions. It is
very important to keep a sufficient distance from other road users and from other vehicles.
Guide to safe driving
Regularly check the tightness of all bolted connections. After detecting any slack, remove them immediately
by tightening the appropriate screws. The presence of looseness in bolted joints is normal and is not covered
by the warranty.
Driving the scooter
The content of this chapter is very important, read it carefully and follow all safety rules and procedures. Our
company is not responsible for any accidents that result in property or health damage due to the violation of
this safe driving guide.
1. Press the folding mechanism button down, release the lock and unfold the electric scooter.
Unpacking
Installation
After unpacking and checking the condition of all components, you can start assembling the scooter.
Follow the picture below:
2. You hear the characteristic click if the scooter has been fully unfolded.
After opening the cardboard box, first remove the scooter and make sure that all parts are complete. If
anything is missing, contact your dealer. Check the condition of the unit and its appearance to ensure
that the folding system is stable enough and that the platform is free from cracks. Check also that the
display screen is not damaged.
15. Motor
An anti-slip sticker is included in the set, its installation is not obligatory. Before sticking, make sure that the
platform surface is completely dry and degreased.
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• Ride your scooter safely at controlled speed and at a distance from pedestrians and other vehicles. Be ready
to stop at any time. Avoid sudden acceleration and braking.
Charging the battery
• Plug the adapter plug into the power source (110 V ~ 240 V, 50 Hz ~ 60 Hz), make sure the green
charging lamp is lit, insert the other adapter plug into the scooter’s charging socket.
• When the red LED on the power supply lights up, the battery is charging correctly, otherwise check
all cable connections.
• The time to charge the scooter’s battery is about 2 hours. The manufacturer cannot guarantee the
same charging time and operation of the battery due to its wear.
and calmly, paying attention to other people and objects in order to avoid collisions.
• When walking on the pavement, respect pedestrians' rights, give way to them when passing through the
belts, and do not frighten passers-by, especially children.
• Adjust the speed of the scooter to other road users in congested areas. If you want to overtake a group of
pedestrians, make sure you have enough space and do it safely. Moving in a crowd at high speed is very
dangerous.
• Do not park your scooter in a place that will make walking difficult.
• Do not charge the battery when the power outlet is wet.
• Follow the instructions for charging the battery, otherwise it will damage the battery and shorten
its service life.
Preparation
• Select the desired location. This place can be inside or outside, it must have an area of 10 x 10 meters (about
100 square meters). The place should be flat, neither wet nor slippery, without obstacles, without vehicles,
children, pets or any other things that could distract your attention.
• Make sure that the electrical outlet is dry.
• Open the battery charging socket cap on the vertical bar beneath the display.
• Read this manual carefully, if you have the opportunity to do so, for advice from a person who is more
experienced in safe driving.
• When driving the scooter, you should be relaxed, have knees slightly bent and head raised. In the event of
sudden acceleration or sudden braking while driving at high speed, the driver can easily become
unbalanced and ultimately cause an accident. Try to avoid such situations.
• Ensure clean and dry conditions when charging the battery.
• When the red light turns green, the battery is fully charged. Disconnect the power supply from the
power source. Long-lasting charging can shorten battery life.
First run
• The platform should be horizontal when the scooter is started. Do not stand on the platform before turning
on the scooter; this is valid especially for beginners.
• Wear helmet and protectors to avoid possible injuries. Move the scooter to the center of the areawhere you
will be moving and familiarize yourself with the area.
• Up / Down Button: Short press Up / Down Button to increase/decrease gears. There’re 4 gears in total, from 0
to 3 . It’s recommended to use gear “1” for your first run.
• On/Off button: Long press for about 2 seconds to turn the power on / off;
• The button next to the battery charging socket is used to switch on the front lights.
• The lever on the right-hand side of the handlebar is used to increase the speed, the lever on the lefthand side
of the handlebar is used to brake. By applying pressure to the rear wheel mudguard, an additional foot brake
is achieved.
Start-up
Switching On/Off and riding instructions
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Cleaning and storage
• Store the scooter indoors, in a cool and dry place. Do not expose the scooter to prolonged sunlight. When
cleaning, the battery charging receptacle must be tightly closed, otherwise you may be electrocuted and the
scooter may be seriously damaged. Do not wash your scooter under a high pressure water jet or immerse it
in water - this may cause irreparable damage to the unit.
Battery maintenance
• Max. weight: 100 kg
• Running distance: ~15 km (depending on rider weight and type of pavement)
• Upslope: 15 - 20 degrees
• Front brake, rear fender brake (foot brake)
• Do not climb on the scooter before turning on the power or if the scooter is in a bad technical condition. This
can cause imbalances and injuries.
• Read and follow the notes on battery marking.
• Max speed: 20 km/h
• Motor Size: 250 W
• Battery: 36 V, 6 Ah
Features and Specifications:
• 6.5-inch wheels
• Do not board a scooter until the diagnostic process is complete after it has been started. Stop if you
hear disturbing noises or feel vibrations from your scooter even if the display is working properly.
The battery is the most important part to maintain. To extend its service life, follow the instructions below:
• Clean the scooter after each ride.
• If the rubber surfaces are difficult to clean, use a toothbrush and toothpaste and clean them with a soft
cloth. This method can also remove small scratches.
• Store the battery in a cool and dry place. A very humid place can cause condensation inside the battery,
which can quickly damage the battery.
• When the display shows a low level of battery, connect the battery pack to the charger. Try to prevent the
battery from draining completely. Please charge the battery fully before starting to drive. Frequent charging
will not damage the battery. On the contrary, long-term storage of an uncharged battery can shorten its
service life.
• The best battery storage temperature is 0 degrees. Do not store the battery pack at temperatures below -20
degrees or above 50 degrees.
• Input voltage: 100 - 240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
• Max. Input current: 1.5 A
• Net weight: 9.4 kg
• Power supply: 100 - 240 V ~ 50/60Hz, 1.5 A
• Dimensions: 1050 x 143 x 295 / 1026 x 950 x 528 mm (folded / assembled)
Technical data of adaptor:
• Charging time: ~ 3 hours
• Front LED lamp
• LCD for indicating speed and battery-charge level
• Easy folding mechanism
• Max output current: 15 A
• Output voltage: 29.4 V
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DEUTSCH
Sicherheitsregeln
• Lesen und befolgen Sie die örtlichen Verkehrsvorschriften.
• Tragen Sie immer einen zugelassenen Helm und andere Ellenbogen-,
Knie- und Handgelenkschutzelemente.
• Überprüfen Sie die Batterieladung, wenn der Elektroroller
eingeschaltet ist. Wenn die Batterieladung weniger als 25 % beträgt,
sollten Sie keine lange Fahrt unternehmen.
• Überprüfen Sie das äußere Erscheinungsbild und den technischen
Zustand des Elektrorollers. Achten Się besonders darauf, dass keine
der Komponenten lose sind und das Gerät keine störenden
Geräusche abgibt.
• Der Benutzer sollte gesund, ausgeschlafen und nüchtern sein und
vor dem Fahren keine Beruhigungsmittel oder Psychopharmaka
einnehmen.
• Denken Sie daran, dass Sie während der Fahrt 7 cm größer sind, also
seien Sie vorsichtig, wenn Sie durch Türen fahren, achten Sie auf
Schilder, Äste und andere oben befindliche Hindernisse, um Ihren
Kopf vor Verletzungen zu schützen.
• Das Gerät darf von Kindern im Alter von mindestens 8 Jahren, von
Personen mit eingeschränkter körperlicher bzw. geistiger
Leistungsfähigkeit sowie von Personen mit mangelnder Erfahrung
und Kenntnis über das Gerät verwendet werden, wenn eine Aufsicht
oder Einweisung in den sicheren Umgang in einem Ausmaß erfolgt,
dass die damit verbundenen Risiken verstanden werden. Kinder
dürfen nicht mit dem Gerät spielen. Die Reinigungs- und
Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nicht von Kindern ohne Beaufsichtigung
durchgeführt werden.
• Verwenden Sie nur Originalzubehör oder vom Hersteller
empfohlenes Zubehör. Die Verwendung von nicht vom Hersteller
empfohlenem Zubehör kann zu Schäden am Gerät führen und die
Sicherheit der Verwendung gefährden.
• Schließen Sie das Netzteil nur an eine Steckdose mit den auf dem
Typenschild angegebenen Eigenschaften an. Wenn das Netzkabel
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oder der Stecker beschädigt oder der Stecker in einer Steckdose lose
ist, laden Sie das Gerät nicht auf und versorgen es nicht über das
Stromnetz mit Strom.
• Vermeiden Sie das Fahren bei schlechten
• Fahren Sie mit dem Roller nicht in Gebieten, die nach lokalem oder
nationalem Recht verboten sind.
• Schließen Sie das Netzteil nicht mit nassen Händen an die
Stromquelle bzw. trennen Sie es nicht von der Stromquelle.
• Führen Sie keine Telefonate, während Sie den Roller fahren.
• Es ist verboten, auf Straßen zu fahren, die für Autos bestimmt sind,
am Straßenrand sowie auf Straßen, auf denen es verboten ist zu
fahren.
• Trennen Sie das Netzteil von der Steckdose, wenn Się es nicht
benutzen.
• Tauchen Sie das Netzteil niemals in Wasser oder andere Flüssigkeiten
ein.
• Fahren Sie den Roller nicht in gefährlichen und potenziell explosiven
Atmosphären.
• Es ist verboten, sich an Hängen zu bewegen, deren Neigungswinkel
17 Grad übersteigt, in Pfützen oder Wasserreservoirs mit einer Tiefe
von mehr als 5 cm einzudringen.
• Es ist verboten, sich in mehreren Personen auf dem Roller zu
bewegen und Kinder zu tragen, auch in geeigneten Trägern.
• Es ist verboten, den Roller zu fahren, ohne das Lenkrad zu halten.
• Kinder unter 14 Jahren und Personen über 60 Jahren dürfen den
Roller nicht alleine fahre. Sie müssen während der Fahrt von anderen
Familienmitgliedern oder Erziehungsberechtigten begleitet werden.
Es ist verboten, dass der Roller von schwangeren Frauen,
betrunkenen Personen, Personen mit psychischen Störungen oder
Personen mit Behinderungen bzw. mit eingeschränkten
Lenkfähigkeiten gefahren wird
• Fahren Sie den Roller nicht auf Treppen.
Vollständig verboten
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