UFREE SCOOTER FS-E07 Owner's manual

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
OWNER / OPERATORS MANUAL
ELECTRIC SCOOTER FS - E07
A
CAUTION: Read and understand this manual thoroughly before operating
and handling Scooter. Please follow All safety procedures and warnings to
reduce risk of electric shock!
WARNING: 24V electric operated toy! Not recommended for children age under
12 years old.

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ……………………………………. …....PAGE 1
ITEM IDENTIFICATION…………………………………….PAGE 1
SAFETY WARNINGS………………………………………....PAGE 2
ADJUSTMENTS AND OPERATION…………………….....PAGE 3-6
UNFOLDING AND FOLDING- ............ ……………….............PAGE 3
HANDLEBARS…………………………………………......PAGE3
FOOT OPERATED POWER SWITCH…………………….....PAGE 4
FOOT OPERATED MECHANICAL BRAKE……………......PAGE 4
RANGE AND SPEED……………………………………….......PAGE 4
CHARGING…………………………………………………...PAGE 4-5
SCOOTER OPERATION………………………………............PAGE 5
REMOVABLE PLATFORM, BATTERY ACCESS………......PAGE 6
DRIVE BELT ADJUSTMENT, REPLACEMENT……….......PAGE 6
BATTERY INFORMATION…………………………………...PAGE 7
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE……………………………......PAGE 7
REPLACEMENT PARTS…………………………………..PAGE 8-9

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
1
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for your purchase of the Electric Scooter.
The scooter will provide you with hours of fun and help you get some exercise,
something we all need today. The scooter is an environmentally friendly mode of
transportation since it is pollution free and whisper quiet. The scooter costs only
pennies a day to operate and is completely portable with the quick fold mechanism.
You can store it in the car and take it with you on the train, bus, or ferry!
Your scooter will provide best results on a smooth and flat terrain. You can always
assist your scooter, especially on hills, by push kicking like a traditional push
powered scooter. Please be sure to operate your scooter safely and be aware of
pedestrians. Be observant of all local and state laws involving scooter usage.
Pay attention to ALL SAFETY WARNING and CAUTIONS noted within this
manual. Following these warning and cautions will give you many hours of
enjoyable and safe riding.
ITEM IDENTIFICATION
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR MAINTENANCE: PHILLIPS
SCREWDRIVER, FLAT SCREWDRIVER, AND ADJUSTABLE
WRENCH(S). (All not furnished)
CHARGE BATTERY AFTER EVERY USE
ADJUSTABLE
TENSION DRIVE
BELT
Before operating, familiarize yourself with these items (see fig. 1):
G
RIP
S
HANDLEBARS
FI
G.
1A
SNAP
PINS
110V
INPUT
,
24V
OUTPUT
BATTERY CHARGER
BRAKE
PEDAL
AND
POWER CUT-OFF
SWITCH
QUICK
-
RELEASE
FOLDING & LOCKING
MECHANISM
HANDLEBAR
T-FRAME ■
HEIGHT
-ADJUSTER
DOWN
TUBE
REMOVA
BLE PLAT
STEERING
ADJUSTMENT
NUTS
M
O
T
O
R
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
FOOT
OPERATED
POWER SWITCH
ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
2
WARNING
BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO RIDE THE SCOOTER, PLEASE READ AND
UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING:
•NEVER RIDE THE SCOOTER ON PUBLIC STREETS OR ROADS. CHECK LOCAL
ORDINANCES WHERE RIDING IS PERMISSIBLE.
•MINIMUM AGE IS RECOMMENDED AT 10 YEARS OLD TO OPERATE THE
SCOOTER. MAXIMUM RIDER WEIGHT IS 180LB.
•ALWAYS WEAR AN APPROVED SAFETY HELMET WHEN RIDING. BE
COOL...BE SAFE!
*WEAR SHOES WHEN RIDING, NEVER BAREFOOTED.
•AVOID RIDING ON GRAVEL SAND. GRASS SLICK OR WET SURFACES. SCOOTER
IS DESIGNED TO BE USED ON DRY SMOOTH SURFACES.
•NEVER RIDE SCOOTER OVER CURBS OR JUMPS. THIS SCOOTER IS NOT
DESIGNED FOR THIS TYPE OF RIDING. THE RETAILER, DISTRIBUTOR,
IMPORTER, AND MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
INJURIES TO THE RIDER OR DAMAGES TO THE SCOOTER THAT OCCUR FROM
THIS TYPE OF RIDING OR ACTIVITIES.
•POWER IS AT FULL POWER WHEN FOOT OPERATED POWER SWITCH (THROTTLE)
IS ENGAGED. BE PREPARED.
•BRAKE IS DESIGNED TO CONTROL SPEED AS WELL AS FOR STOPPING.
•NEVER RIDE THE SCOOTER WITH MORE THAN ONE PERSON. MULTIPLY RIDERS
COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF CONTROL.
•KEEP HANDS, FEET, HAIR, AND SHOESTRINGS AWAY FROM ALL MOVING
PARTS.
•NEVER LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED WITH THE SCOOTER. THIS COULD
LEAD TO POTENTIAL HAZARDS!
•FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH THE SCOOTER AND CHECK ALL FASTENERS FOR
TIGHTNESS BEFORE EACH USE.
•DO NOT STORE BATTERIES NEAR HIGH TEMPERATURES, BATTERIES CAN
EXPLODE.
•DO NOT EXPOSE CHARGER TO MOISTURE OR USE IF DAMAGED. REGULARLY
CHECK THE CORD. PLUG & ENCLOSURE FOR ANY DAMAGE THE CHARGER
MUST NOT BE USED UNTIL THE DAMAGE IS REPAIRED.
•NEVER OPERATE SCOOTER WHILE IMPAIRED.
CAUTION: IT IS RECOMMENDED TO ALWAYS PUSH START THE SP007 TO
REDUCE THE START LOAD ON THE MOTOR. YOUR SCOOTER MOTOR WILL
HAVE A MUCH LONGER LIFE WITH PUSH ASSISTANCE. CAUTION:
ELECTRICALLY OPERATED TOY! RECOMMENDED TRANSFORMER MUST BE
USED. CAUTION: THE TRANSFORMER IS NOT A TOY! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
CAUTION: CHARGER FOR DRY LOCATION AND WDOOR USE ONLY!
CHARGE BATTERY AFTER EVERY USE

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
3
ADJUSTMENTS AND OPERATION
UNFOLDING AND
FOLDING
Your scooter is shipped in
the folded and locked
position. To unfold lift the
Quick Release Handle and
the opposite side. Adjustable
Spring Loaded Handle (fig.
2). Turn the Spring Loaded
Handle. This will allow you
to lift the Handlebars to the
upright position. Lock the
Spring Loaded Handle into
the small round Guide Hole.
Clamp down the Quick
Release Handle. Check for a
secure lock. Reverse this
procedure to fold. There is
Tightness control
Adjustment Nut on the
Spring Loaded Handle.
HANDLEBARS
Insert Grips into Handlebar
T-Frame as shown in fig
3.Be sure that Snap Pins fit
into, and lock the small
holes in the top of the
T-Frame. With the
handlebars in the upright &
locked position, and the
rider standing on the
platform with ONE FOOT
ON THE BRAKE, adjust
the Handlebar height to just
below the rider's waistline.
This is accomplished by
loosening the Height
adjuster (fig. 3) while
holding onto the
handlebars ...move the
handlebars to the desire d
height and tighten Height
Adjuster. Be sure Height
Adjuster is tight.
ADJUSTMENT
LIFT QUICK
RELEASE
HANDLE
FIG.2
SNAP PINS
LOWE
R
GRIPS
HANDLEBA
R
T
FRAME
LOOSEN
RAISE
TIGHTEN
FIG.3

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
4
ADJUSTMENTS AND OPERATION
FOOT OPERATED POWER SWITCH (Throttle)
The Scooter is equipped with a Spring-Loaded Foot Operated Power Switch
located towards the front of the scooter platform (fig. 1): When depressed,
the power is on and the motor and rear wheel causes the scooter to move
forward.
FOOT OPERATED MECHANICAL BRAKE
The Rear Wheel Brake is activated by applying foot pressure to the Round
Brake Pedal (fig 1) located on top of the rear end of the scooter platform.
This Brake is a friction brake ...the hander you press the more braking
action you will have. This Brake also has a micro switch that disconnects the
power to the motor.
RANGE AND SPEED
When fully charged, the scooter will cover approximately 10 miles on level
ground with a 100 LB. rider top speeds approximately 10MPH with a
100LB. Rider on level ground and calm winds. NOTE -These figures are
estimates only, they will vary.
STEERING ADJUSTMENT NUTS, BICYCLETYPE
You will need to periodically check your steering for play or looseness.
The steering tightness can be adjusted by turning the ROUND HAND NUT
clockwise and locking with the hex niut (fig 1)
CHARGING
When shipped the batteries are fully charged. Charging the Batteries after
every use is recommended. For extended battery life, DO NOT discharge
Batteries completely before recharging. Following this simple rule: When
the starts to slow down on level ground, it's time to recharge.
CHARGING PROCEDURE
In order -with charger in hand, locate the Charge Socket under the scooter
(fig 4). Plug the charger into the Charger Socket. Next, plug the charger into
a standard 110/220 volt electrical out-let. Charging temperature between 50 to
100F. DO NOT OVER-CHARGER-SEE CHART when finished unplug
Charger from the wall outlet then scooter and replace cap over the charge
socket.
IMPORT. To insure that the batteries are fully recharged before use but are
not overcharged, please follow the charging times recommended. BATTERY
OVERCHARGING DOES NOT RESULT LONGER RUN TIMES.
HOWEVER, OVERCHARGING DAMAGES THE BATTERIES AND
REDUCES THEIR LIFESPAN.
ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET
CHARGE BATTERY AFTER EVERY USE

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
5
Charging Procedure
SCOOTER BATTERY
CHARGING
SCOOTER USETIME CHARGINGTIME
(BATTERDISCHARING) (DONOTOVERCHARGE)
0 MINUTES -------------- 3-4 HOURS
20 MINUTES-------------- 5-6 HOURS
30 MINUTES— ---------- 6-8 HOURS
POWER USE
REQUIREMENTS CAN
VARY DEPENFING ON
RIDER TRAVERSED.
TIMES ARE
RECOMMENDED
AVERAGES.
SCOOTER OPERATION
FIRST, ALWAYS WEAR AN APPROVED HELMET, EYE
PROTECTION, SHOES AND FOR INEXPERIENCED RIDERS, WE
RECOMMENDED GLOVES, KEEN AND BELOW THE PADS (fig 5).
ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET
STD 110V
WALL OUTLET 2
CHARGE
SOCKE
T
1IN ORDER:
STEP 1, THEN 2
FIG. 4
Before riding, be sure to have a clear unobstructed
level path ahead of the rider firmly grab the
Handlebars, place your front foot onto the platform
just behind the Power Switch (BLACK BUBBLE). Go
ahead and push off like a regular push scooter to
engage the motor simply press the Power Switch with
the front foot...To disengage the motor and to
SLOE/STOP press the Brake Pedal with heel of your
rear foot . UES THE BRAKE TO CONTROL YOUR
SPEED. As you become a more skilled rider, you will
use a combination of brake and power to achieve
optimum operation. Be sure to recharge the batteries
after using.
ALWAYS WEAR HELMET
FOOT OPERATED
BRAKE
FIG.5
FOOT OPERATED
POWER SWITCH

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
6
ADJUSTMENTS AND OPERATION
REMOVEABLEPLATFORM
The Platform is removable to gain access to the Batteries. To remove,
remove the four deck screws with a Phillips screwdriver (fig 6) and remove
Brake Pedal and spring. Platform will lift off of Scooter Frame. Reverse
procedure to replace platform.
DRIVE BELT ADJUSTMENT
AND REPLACMENT
Periodic adjustment of the
Drive Belt is required. The
Belt will become loose after
hours of operation. When it
does, the Belt will make a
popping noise while
accelerating. When this
occurs, you must tighten
Drive Belt immediately to
tighten Belt, loosen Rear Axle
Nuts slightly and rotate the
Belt Adjuster Discs equally
(fig. 7). Tighten Axle Nuts
and recheck belt tension. If
Belt is damaged or worn
please contact YOUR LOCAL
DISTRIBUTOR for a
replacement. Be sure to
specify Scooter. Rremove rear
wheel from scooter to replace
belt. Reassemble, see Belt
Alignment.
Drive Belt Alignment. lf you
experience either the Drive
Belt coming off the Drive
Gear or Wheel Gear and/or
rubbing against the scooter
frame, there most likely is belt
misalignment. To realign
carefully place the upside
down on a Sturdy
surface(table, stool, etc.) and
determine the direction of Belt
side movement(fig.8).You will
need to move the Rear Wheel
left or right slightly to realign.
To do this loosen Axle Nuts
slightly and Rotate Belt
Adjuster Discs. Tighten Axle
Nuts and Check alignment by
engaging power. Recheck align-
ment after riding-readjust if
necessary.
BRAKE
PEDAL
SCREW
(4)
SPRING
PLATFORM
CAREFULLY REMOVE SCREWS, SPRING AND
BRAKE PEDAL TO GAIN BATTERY ACCESS.
FIG. 6
PLATFORM
.BRAKE
BELT ADJUSTMENT
MOTOR
SID
EVIEW
FIG. 7
DRIVE BELT
BELT
ADJUSTER
DISC
(
S
)
REAR
WHEE
LL
DRIVE
GEAR
PLATFORM
AXLE NUTS
UNDERSIDE VIEW
BELT ALIGNMENT
FIG. 8
MOTOR
BELY ADJUSTER
DISCS
BELT

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
7
IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION
BATTERY CARE
1. Store Scooter and Charge Batteries at a temperature
between 50 and 100 F. The higher the
temperature, the faster the Batteries will self discharge. Try to
keep your Batteries charged. Inspect
Batteries occasionally and keep the terminals clean &
connections tight.
2. Handle your Batteries and Charger with care. DO NOT drop
them. Running the Batteries completely
down (discharging) will shorten their life span. DO NOT
OVERCHARGE, SEE CHARGING TIMES
CHART.
3. We suggest that you purchase additional batteries for extra
power requirements.
REPLACEMENT BATTERIES
Even with proper care, rechargeable batteries will not last forever.
When Batteries will not hold a charge,
please call the LOCAL DISTRBUTOR.
IMPORTANT: These batteries are Lead Acid based and must be
recycled properly. DO NOT throw any battery into the
household waste and or trash. Contact your local waste service
for proper disposal. DO NOT return the scooter to the place of
purchase if you encounter problems. Please check the following
Troubleshooting Guide or call YOUR LOCAL DISTIRBUTOR.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Possible Causes Action
Motor Does
Not Start:
Rear Wheel
Doesn't Turn:
Motor Shuts
Off During
Use:
Insufficient
Range:
1 .Batteries not
connected
2.Batteries are
drained
3.Electrical fault
1. Broken
drive belt
2.Motor
problem
1. Circuit Breaker
has tripped
2.Inadequate
assistance
1. Batteries not
fully charged
2. Hilly Terrain
3. Cold Batteries
4. Popping sound
on accelerating
5. Damaged or
Old Batteries
1 .Check
connectors
2. Charge
battery
3.Check ALL
connectors
1. Replace drive
belt
1. Release
Throtle and wait
a few minutes
to cool 2.Rider
needs to assist
more, push kick
1. Charge
Batteries
2.Push, kick
more
3.Warm
Batteries
4.Tighten
drive belt
5.Replace
Batteries
WARNING: DO NOT RIDE ON PUBLIC STREETS AND ROAD.
ALWAYS WEAR AN APPROVED HELMET, EYE PROMION,
SHOES AND APPROPRIATE SAFETY GEAR. THE SCOOTER IS
DESIGNED FOR AGES 10 AND UP, A SINGLE RIDER AND NOT
TO CARRY MORE THAN 180LB.
CHARGE BATTERY AFTER EVERY USE

7/13/2004UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
8

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com
9
REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
* SPECIFY CHROME OR PAINTED, IF PAINTED SPECIFY COLOR.
10 PART NO.
N
O. RE
Q
'D DESVRIPTION
1 3001 1 DOWN TUBE WITH
2 3002 1 HEIGHT ADJUSTER SET
3 3003 1 HANDLEBAR T-FRAME
4 3004 2 GRIP END CAPS
5 3005 2 GRIP TUBES
6 3006 1 ELASTIC CORD
7 3007 2 GRIPS
8 3008 1 FORK TUBE
9 3009 4 AXLE BEARINGS
10 3010 1 FRONT WHEEL
11 3011 1 STEERING HEX NUT
12 3012 1 STEERING ROUBD NUT
13 3013 2 STEERING BEARINGS
14 3014 1 STEERING TUBE
15 3015 1 PIVOT PIN
16 3016 2 PIN CLIPS
17 3017 1 ADJUSTMENT NUT
18 3018 1 SPRING
19 3019 1 LOC
K
ING HANDLE
20 3020 1 LOCKING PIN
21 3021 1 BOWLWASHER
22 3022 1 SCREW SET
23 3023 1 CLAMPING HANDLE &
24 3024 1 MAIN FRAME
25 3025 1 PLATFORM DEC
K
26 3026 1 BATTERY
27 3027 1 CHARGE SOCKET
28 3028 1 CIRCUIT BOARD
29 3029 1 MICRO SWITCH POWER
30 3030 1 COVER PLATE
31 3031 1 MOTOR
32 3032 1 DRIVE GEAR
33 3033 3 MOTOR SPACE
34 3034 1 DRIVE BELT
35 3035 1 BRAKE PEDAL
36 3036 1 BRAKE SPRING
37 3037 2 BATTERIES
38 3038 1 CHARGER
39 3039 1 SWTICH BRACKET
40 3040 1 MICRO SWITCH, BTAKE
41 3041 1 BRAKE SHOE
42 3042 2 BELT ADJUSTER
43 3043 1 REAR AXLE
44 3044 1RIGHT AXLE SPACE
45 3045 1 LEFT. AXLE SPACE
46 3046 1 REAR WFEEL AND
47 3047 3 SCREWS
48 3048 1 KICK STAND

IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS，FIRST CALL YOUR
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR TO OBTAIN SERVICE
AUTHORIZATION.
All repairs and/or replacements will be performed or
processed through the LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR. AII
returning Scooters and or Parts must have
preauthorization to do so. Unauthorized returns will not be
processed.
Thank you for reading and
understanding this manual.
ALWAYS RIDE SAFELY AND
ENJOY YOUR RIDING!
WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING TO IMPROVE OUR
PRODUCTS AND WE WELCOME YOUR COMMENTS.
AGAIN, THANKYOU FOR PURCHASING THE
ELECTRIC SCOOTER
WARNING
1. T0 KEEP THE BATTERY LIFE, THE SCOOTER
CAN'T BE USED BECAUSE THE ELECTRIC POWER
CONNECTOR IS NOT CONNECTED.
2. CAREFULLY REMOVE SCREWS, AND THEN
OPEN THE PLATFORM (FIG 1).
3. TAKE OUT THE WHITE PLASTIC AND
INSERTTHE ELECTRIC POWER CONNECTORS
(FIG 2).
4. C0VER THE PLATFORM, THEN SCREW ON,
AND YOU CAN USE THE SCOOTER
IMMEDIATELY (FIG 1).
FIG. 1 FIG. 2
SCREWS BRAKE
PEDAL
SPRING
PLATPORM
ELECTRIC
CAREFULLY REMOVE SCREWS.SPRING
AND BRAKE PEDAL TO GAIN BATTERY