yeep.me 80n User manual

ELECTRIC SCOOTER
yeep.me 80n
Please read this manual carefully before using for the rst time
Original manual
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Thank you for your purchase.
Welcome to yeep.me!
Table of contents
1. SAFETY GUIDELINES 06
2. CONTENTS AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 11
3. USE 12
4. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 17
5. FAQ, WARRANTY & CONFORMITY 21
6. ERROR CODES 22
Before using this product, carefully read the user guidelines. These will allow
you to properly understand, use and service this product, and to get to know its
performances and features.
Keep this manual for future reference. If selling or giving this product to
someone

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EN 1. SAFETY GUIDELINES
1. This device is designed for individual use by teenagers and adults.
This appliance may be used by children of at least 12 years of age and by persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lacking experience or knowledge,
if they are properly supervised or if they have been given instructions on the safe use
of the appliance and are aware of the risks involved. Children must not play with the
device. Cleaning and maintenance by the user must not be carried out by unsuper-
vised children. It is the parent’s responsibility and should never be left unattended by
a child to use this device.
The charger may be used by children aged 8 years and over and by persons with re-
duced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lacking experience or knowledge,
if they are properly supervised or if they have been given instructions on the safe
use of the appliance and the risks involved have been understood. Children must not
play with the device. Cleaning and maintenance by the user must not be carried out
by unsupervised children. Be sure to use only the charger supplied with the product.
Do not carry another person, especially a child or children, or goods. Exceeding the
weight limit can cause injury and damage to the unit. The weight of the user does
not mean that the user’s height is suitable for maintaining control of the device.
2.Thisisapersonalmovingdevice.Itisnotadevicedesignedforcompetitions,extreme
sports and should never be used in a skate park. You must not use it to climb up or
down stairs, make jumps, jump over obstacles, perform tricks or do anything danger-
ous. This device is not a toy or a tness accessory. Do not allow children to play with it.
This product is not intended for professional or commercial use, such as: rental, eet,
business travel.
3. This equipment should be operated with care on a level, clean, dry, gravel and
grease-free surface because the equipment requires friction between the wheels
and the ground to move. Avoid obstacles, holes, bumps and sewer grates that could
cause accidents. Slow down on speed bumps.
Keep your distance from other road users and respect the rules of the road. You are
not immune to the risks incurred by the behavior of other users. Anticipate obstacles
and trafc with an adapted speed. The stopping distance is correlated to your speed.
Avoid sudden maneuvers and braking; the machine can slip, lose its balance, or even
fall, even on a smooth, at surface. Also be careful to anticipate braking distances
in wet weather and/or on wet pavement. The same applies to pedestrians who may
cross without seeing you. You must always be very vigilant and stay clear of other
pedestrians and road users.
On sidewalks, pedestrian areas, buildings or any other place dedicated to pedestri-

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ans, you must move with your scooter in hand.
WARNING! Never use the product outside of the areas authorized by the regulations.
Be sure to signal your presence when approaching a cyclist or pedestrian who may
not have seen or heard you. This product does not emit a noise level higher than 80dB.
4. CAUTION! This device is designed for outdoor use. It is your responsibility to know
and respect the regulations in force for and at the place of use on public or private
roads.
5. Do the training period in an open, at area without too many people around you,
taking care to wear a protective helmet.
Always wear sturdy shoes and pants when operating the unit. Do not operate this
equipment in bare feet or with open-toed sandals. Avoid wearing loose tting
clothing, clothing with dangling cords or ties, scarves, etc., which could be caught
in the rotation of the wheel, resulting in choking, falling and/or collision hazards.
6. Do not step on the gas pedal if you are walking while pushing the scooter or make
sure you turn it off rst.
7. Do not ride in rain, snow, puddles, mud or any other wet spot with more than 2cm
of water on the ground that would allow water to seep into the unit. To clean your
device, follow the instructions in section “MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING”.
Do not use this unit in poor visibility conditions. If you are driving at night or in dark
weather, it is recommended that you wear retro-reective clothing or equipment
(e.g., a vest, armband, etc.). Beyond this recommendation, you must refer to the obli-
gations in force on the place and country of use as regards equipment.
8. Do not use this device if you are under the inuence of alcohol or drugs. For your
safety, such use is strictly prohibited.
9. Do not leave the product within the reach of any person who can start the product
without the permission of the main user or without prior information and knowledge
of these safety measures/instructions and use.
If you lend this product to someone, make sure they know how to use it and explain
all these safety instructions. You should remind them to obey trafc laws and wear
proper safety equipment.
To prevent unauthorized use, be sure to use the key start device by removing the key
between uses to prevent intentional or unintentional starting or tampering.
10. This unit should be turned off before storing. Please refer to the “Device Operation
Guide” section of this manual.

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EN When stopping or charging, because the unit is freewheeling, be sure to store your
unit at and in a convenient location when not in use to prevent unauthorized use or
unintentional movement due to its weight.
11. Please inspect the unit before each use. If you notice loose parts, low bat-
tery alerts, at tires, excessive wear, strange noises, malfunctioning, or anything
else that is abnormal, stop riding the unit immediately and seek professional help.
If the unit is equipped with mechanical brakes, please make sure they are not
chafed by cable tension or other problems as this will cause the unit to slow down
and not run normally. Also, overheating of the brakes can affect their effectiveness.
Make sure that the steering system is properly adjusted and that all connections and
screws are tight and in good condition before each use. If after tightening the bolts,
you nd that there is any play that may affect safe driving, contact your dealer for
more information or service.
Check that all safety devices (braking, lighting) are working properly. The folding sys-
tem device must be securely locked in its vertical driving position.
Carrying an electric scooter by hand requires good posture and proper handling to
avoid injury. It is important to stand up straight, use both hands to lift the scooter, hold
the handlebars rmly, and keep the scooter close to your body to avoid hitting other
people or objects. Using a shoulder strap to distribute weight can also be helpful, and
it is recommended to take breaks if necessary.
12. DO NOT USE THE DEVICE OR CHARGE THE BATTERY UNDER THE FOLLOWING CIR-
CUMSTANCES :
- The product is damaged.
- Abnormal odor and heat from the battery.
- Brake controls, other braking devices or safety devices (lights) are damaged.
Stop using and do not touch any liquid from the unit if it leaks. Never expose the bat-
tery to excessive heat.
13. The battery cannot be replaced by the user. Please consult your dealer’s ser-
vice department or the brand for any modication/maintenance of the device.
14. Both the battery and the batteries must be disposed of properly. If you are una-
ble to return your product to your dealer, please dispose of them in the designated
containers (consult the brand’s support for more information) to protect the environ-
ment.
15. Cleaning, maintenance or any manipulation of the product must not be car-
ried out by children under 12 years of age. The product must be stored out of reach
of children. Check that all safety devices (braking, lighting) are working prop-

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erly. The folding system device must be securely locked in its driving position.
16. Any opening of the device or the product may result in a change in safety for which
the brand is not responsible. It is also important to note that opening the device or
product will void the warranty. If you still wish to repair your device or product, the
brand declines all responsibility for the reliability of the repair and potential damage
related to this repair. Any accident that may occur as a result of the repair will not be
the responsibility of the brand. In case of doubt or need of assistance, please contact
an authorized dealer or the brand’s customer support.

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EN Pictogram Meaning
Always read the user manual carefully.
An exclamation mark within an equilateral triangle is intended to
alert the user to the presence of important operating and mainte-
nance instructions in the device’s user manual.
This device must not come into contact with water. Do not store the
device in a damp environment.
The lightning ash with an arrowhead symbol within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of “dangerous
voltage” within the device that may be of sufcient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock.
This symbol indicates that this device is equipped with a double elec-
trical insulation between the power supply's (dangerous) voltage and
the parts that are accessible by the user.
Caution! Protective equipment including wrist guards, gloves, knee
pads, helmet and elbow pads should be worn.
Electrical and electronic equipment must be sorted and disposed
of separately. Do not dispose of electrical and electronic equipment
with normal and unsorted household waste, bring it to a recycling
centre instead.
This marking is used on the nameplate to indicate that the equip-
ment operates on direct current only or to identify the corresponding
terminals.
This marking is used to identify the electronic device comprising the
transformer and the electronic circuit, which converts electrical en-
ergy to one or more output connectors.
This marking is used to identify the electronic device comprising the
transformer and the electronic circuit, which converts
electrical energy to one or more output connectors.
This symbol indicates that the charger reference is indicated in the
user manual.

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2. CONTENTSANDTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
This pack contains:
• yeep.me 80n electric scooter
• Tools
• Original mains charger
• User manual
• Warranty manual
• CE declaration
• Warranty card TO BE KEPT (it contains the device’s serial number and manufacture
date, essential information for warranty purposes)
Technical specications:
Battery:
Charging time:
Autonomy:
Speed:
Motor:
Input-output charger:
Maximum supported weight:
Recommended size:
Device dimensions:
Device weight:
Charger part number:
Lithium-ion 7.8Ah 36V
5-6h
25-30 km max*
25 km/h max*
250W (0.25kW) Rated 36V
100-240V - 42V 1.5A
120 Kg
140-190 cm (min-max)
100 x 48 x 112 cm
13 kg
FY0634201500
* Generally speaking, range and speed are given as an indication. These vary accord-
ing to the weight of the user and the conditions of use (slope, outside temperature,
humidity, speed and motor load). Specications may change. These speed and range
guidelines do not constitute a contractual commitment on the part of the retailer or
the CIBOX INTERACTIVE company.

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3.1. DEVICE OVERVIEW
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3(1). Gas pedal
(2). Display
(3). Speed mode / Horn
(4). Combined disc and electronic brake
(5). LED front light
(6). Locking of the column
(7). Charging port / Battery switch
button
(8). Folding lever
(9). Rear light / brake light
(10). Brake disc
(11). Foot brake / mudguards
(12). Tray
(13). Shock absorber
(14). Front wheel / motor
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(15). ON/OFF button (17). Speed mode selected (pedestrian, eco and sport) (18).
Headlight activation indicator (19). Instantaneous speed (20). Error indicator (21).
Bluetooth indicator (22). TRIP : Trip mileage, ODO : Total mileage (23). Unit indicator
(24). Speed mode change button (25). LED light activation button
CONTROLS:
• To change the device’s speed mode: briey press the speed change button (24) To
increase the speed mode, shortly press the gear mode button.
• To activate or desactivate the lights, shortly press the button (25) on the right
handle.
• To turn the device on and off: use ON/OFF button (15) on the left handle. The device
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• Press and hold for 3 seconds the speed change button (24) to display the total
mileage (ODO), then press and hold for 3 seconds again to display the trip mileage
(TRIP).
• Press simultaneously the lights and speed buttons (24 & 25) for 3 seconds to display
the current battery voltage.
SPEED MODES:
There are 3 speed modes :
• Mode : PEDESTRIAN mode, limited to 6 km/h.
• Mode : ECO mode, limited to 15 km/h.
• Mode : SPORT mode, limited to 25 km/h.
Information: In order to drive safely and in compliance with local regulations, you
must adjust your speed using the mode indicators.
When using mode 1, your speed will be limited to 6 km/h (maximum speed allowed on
pavements in some cities. It is the user’s responsibility to check local regulations.)
Mode 2 allows you to limit the speed to 15 km/h.
Mode 3 allows you to ride up to 25 km/h depending on your weight. You can also
check your speed using additional equipment such as a smartphone or other device.
3.2. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLING THE DEVICE
To unpack the product, it is recommended to have a clear surface that is large enough
to unpack and prepare the device. Take the device out of its packaging, making sure
to not injure yourself or damage other products or your surroundings. Have someone
help you if the product is too heavy for you to handle on your own (the weight of the
device is indicated on the packaging).
Before using the product, the handles must be assembled. To do this, unfold the
device (see following sections) and install the brake lever and the handles as per the
following instructions:
An adult must unpack and assemble the device.
1. Before screwing on the handles, install the braking lever on the left-hand side and
adjust the position of the brake lever by screwing it on once the handles have been
installed.
2. Use the markings on the handles to help you. R marks the right-hand handle and L
marks the left-hand handle.
3. Screw on each handle in alignment with the handlebar axis. Do not tighten or apply
force if the handle is crooked. It should be possible to tighten the handle without
applying force.
4. Ensure you have properly tightened the handle once it reaches the stop.

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The electric scooter can be folded and unfolded easily using the release lever (11).
However, care should be taken when handling the scooter to avoid pinching or
jamming.
Folding
1. Place the unit horizontally in front of you.
2. Activate the folding of the product by operating the top part (1) and then pulling the
lever (2) in the order shown in the diagram above.
3. Lower the unit to 90° until you hear the click of the lock.
Unfolding
1. Place the unit horizontally in front of you.
2. Activate the unfolding of the product by operating the top part (1) and then pulling
the lever (2) in the order shown in the diagram above.
3. Raise the device up to about 90° until you hear the click of the lock.
4. Raise and close the locking lever until it fully engages the hinge if it is not already
in place.
3.4. ADJUSTING THE STEM HEIGHT
Safety button
Pull on the clamp lever (7) to loosen the stem. Then slide the stem up or down to
reach the desired position, making sure that the safety button is positioned in the
hole to prevent the column from moving.
CAUTION: The use of an aerodynamic or other extension on the handlebars can have a
negative inuence on the user’s response time when braking and cornering.
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3.6. CHARGING AND BATTERY INDICATOR
Charge the battery before rst use. To do this, please charge this unit using the
supplied charger.
CAUTION: All charging operations must be performed with the original charger
(charger part number listed in the “CONTENTS AND TECHNICAL DATA” section)
supplied with the unit.
The external exible cable of this transformer cannot be replaced; if the cable is
damaged, the transformer must be disposed of.
If in doubt, lost or malfunctioning, do not charge the unit with another charger. A new
one should be obtained from your dealer. You will nd the email of the support to
contact on the last page of the warranty manual.
BATTERY SWITCH BUTTON :
The device is equipped with a battery switch button located next to the charging port
that serves two purposes:
1. Preserve the battery when the product is switched off.
2. Act as a second safety device in case of an untimely start using the ON/OFF button
on the handlebar.
CAUTION: The battery switch must be activated again in order to restart the device.
Battery switch button (long-term storage):
CAUTION: The battery will drain even when the product is switched off. This button
reduces the power consumption when the product is switched off to preserve the
battery for longer. However, it is important to recharge your device regularly as
described in this manual. In either position, this button does not prevent the product
from charging. It must be in the ON position for the device to work. It also serves as
an additional safety device against accidental start-ups.
NOTE: We recommend that you use the battery switch button if you are not going to
use the device for an extended period of time (more than 7 days). If the battery is not
recharged monthly or switched off using the battery switch, the battery may go into
deep sleep and be damaged. The damage and repairs this may cause are not covered
by the compliance warranty.
WARNING: The device must be unfolded and on its stand for charging to avoid dam-
aging the charging plug.
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a short circuit or prevent the plug from being properly and safely plugged in. Then
connect the end of the charging cable to the charging port (7). BEFORE connecting
the other end to the power supply. BEFORE connecting the plug to the mains, ensure
that the charger is rst connected to the device correctly by referring to the codes
on the device.
2. The charger indicator will light up red when charging.
3. The charger indicator will light up green once charging is complete.
4. When charging is complete, disconnect the mains plug from the outlet rst, then
unplug the charger from the device. Finally, close the cover to prevent liquids or other
objects from entering the charging connector.
3.6. HOW TO USE THE DEVICE (read before rst use)
HELMET USE
We strongly advise you to wear protective gear, at least a helmet, before getting on the
device, which must comply with the regulations on personal protective equipment
and which must be fastened.
WARNING! The device must not be used outside the areas permitted by regulations.
CAUTION: The user must comply with the requirements of national regulations when
using the device on public roads, including compliance with trafc regulations.
CAUTION: Wearing earphones or any device that can emit sound, or using a hand-held
telephone, is prohibited.
Wearing a certied high-visibility jacket is compulsory for all users travelling outside
built-up areas, at night, or when visibility is insufcient. The manufacturer declines
all responsibility if the driver of the device does not comply with the regulations in
force.
WARNING: it is absolutely necessary to disconnect the charger from the device
before switching it on or starting it up.
1. Insert the starter key and turn clockwise to switch on the unit.
2. ASSISTED START: Holding the handlebar with both hands, move forward by keeping
one foot on the platform and pushing with the other foot.
Gradually press the accelerator to start the electrical assistance of the device.
3. As soon as the electric assistance kicks in, put your other foot on the platform.
IMPORTANT: The platform is equipped with an anti-slip device, so it is recommended
to check that the traction is adequate before and during any use. Water, grease, snow,
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device.
4. The device has 3 speed modes. Refer to section “3.1. Device overview“ for information
on what the current speed mode indicators are and how to change modes.
5. To stop, slowly come to a halt using the brakes: lever(s) or other devices depending
on the model; then, once you have nearly come to a halt, put on foot on the ground to
regain your balance. Step off once the scooter has fully stopped.
3.7. SPEED LIMITS
The product is designed to travel at a maximum speed of 25 km/h.
Ensure you are following the usage restrictions of this product in terms of the road
safety norms of the country where you are using it.
3.8. DRIVER WEIGHT
The driver’s weight cannot exceed 120 kg.
Note: not respecting this weight limit increases the risk of falling or damaging the
product.
4. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
4.1. BATTERY
The capacity of lithium batteries decreases after several charging and recharging
cycles throughout its lifespan. The concept of life cycle exists for lithium batteries
(for example, about 300 on a scooter).This means that from 300 COMPLETE cycles
of charges and discharges, the battery will begin to lose its capacity (similar to a
smartphone battery).
This partial loss of capacity will not prevent the battery from functioning, but will
alter its performances and especially its operating life.
The device must be used and its battery recharged at least once a month: a lithium
battery will lose its charge even when the product is off. This is why a battery that
has not been charged for several weeks or less could lose some of its capacity and
become impossible to recharge.
In addition, it is possible to recharge a lithium battery after each use because there
is no memory effect.
WARNING: charging the battery must only be done indoors or in a place that is
protected from weather (rain, snow, excessive heat...)

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The device is equipped with a battery switch button located next to the charging port
that serves two purposes:
1. Preserve the battery when the product is switched off.
2. Act as a second safety device in case of an untimely start using the ON/OFF button
on the handlebar.
CAUTION: The battery switch must be activated again in order to restart the device.
Battery switch button (long-term storage)
The battery will drain even when the product is switched off. This button reduces
the power consumption when the product is switched off to preserve the battery for
longer. However, it is important to recharge your device regularly as described in this
manual. In either position, this button does not prevent the product from charging.
It must be in the ON position for the device to work. It also serves as an additional
safety device against accidental start-ups.
In order to better preserve your device’s battery, here are some reminders and
instructions for use:
• Do not unplug the charger before the battery is fully charged.
• Store the product containing the battery in a cool place (temperature > 0°C),
preferably around 15°C. Be careful, as excessive heat will also damage the battery.
• Avoid deep discharges.
• Avoid recharging the battery right after use. Allow the device to rest for between
15minutes and 1 hour after use before charging.
• Avoid overcharging. Do not leave the charger plugged in for more than 24 hours, as
it will heat up needlessly.
Notice: We recommend recharging the battery, if not in use, after each use and at
least once a month.
Important: If you are not near a charging point when the battery is down to its last
quarter, we recommend switching to eco mode.
Tip: As you drive, the battery level indicator on the display may suddenly decrease
depending on your driving style and conditions (heavy use of the accelerator, riding
uphill, outside temperature below 10°C, etc.). Be aware that the actual battery level

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displayed will be most accurate when the device is turned off.
4.2. INSPECTING AND MAINTAINING YOUR DEVICE
Your product requires routine inspection and maintenance.
This chapter describes maintenance and operation steps.
Before performing the following operations, make sure that the power is off and that
the charging cable is unplugged.
MAINTENANCE AND SPARE PARTS:
Your device requires regular maintenance for your safety but also to increase its life
span. Mechanical components should be checked periodically to ensure that worn or
worn-out parts are replaced if necessary.
CAUTION: When replacing components, original parts must be used in order to
maintain the performance and reliability of the device. Only the manufacturer’s parts
are considered original.
CAUTION: The user is solely responsible for the purchase and use of counterfeit parts,
which may result in damage to the product, the user or the environment.
Make sure to use appropriate spare parts for the wheels, drivetrain components and
the various components of the braking system. If you have any questions, please
contact the after-sales service.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for improper use or incorrect assembly.
Before each use, carefully check:
• That the handles are fully tightened.
• That the wheels are functioning properly by lifting the device and running the
wheels idle.
• The column, the steering tube, nothing must prevent it from turning. The entire
steering system must be correctly adjusted and all connecting elements and screws
tightened and in good condition.
• Check the tightness of the screws, the front and rear wheels, shock absorbers, and
bonnet, and tighten again if necessary. These adjustments may be needed because of
vibrations caused by using the device.
• Tyre wear. Tyre pressure if the unit is equipped with air wheels, and inate as soon
as is necessary using a bicycle pump or similar.
• The brakes, drum linings, brake pads, foot brake, depending on the unit. If the unit is
equipped with mechanical brakes (disc, drum, foot), ensure they are not rubbing due
to cable tension or exhibiting any other problems, as this may cause the unit to slow
down and prevent it from operating normally. Overheating may impact the brake’s
efciency.
• Check that the electric brake is functioning properly if the unit is equipped with one.
If after adjusting you notice looseness that may affect your ability to drive safely, or
if an unusual noise appears, or a lack of uidity is apparent, stop using the unit and

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battery are worn out, please contact an authorised service centre to repair or recycle
your product.
PERIOD MAINTENANCE AND CHECKS:
CHARGER
Ensure that the charger cord is not damaged and that the wires are not
exposed to avoid short circuits. The input and output sockets must not be
damaged or deformed.
When using the battery charger, it is important to follow the instructions on the label.
WARNING: Only use the charger supplied with the product.
BRAKES
Before each use, check that the brakes are in perfect working order. Check the
brakes regularly to prevent accidents due to brake malfunction.
The brake lever (depending on the model) must not come into contact with the
handlebars and the cables must not be bent at a sharp angle so that the cables
slide with minimum friction. Damaged, frayed or rusty cables must be replaced
immediately.
CAUTION: The surface of the brakes can become extremely hot during
and after operation. You may suffer burns if you come into contact with these hot
surfaces.
CAUTION: In rainy or wet weather, braking distances are extended.
VIBRATION: When using an electric scooter, vibration can occur due to a variety of
factors such as road surface quality, tire condition, scooter speed, and suspension
quality. Uneven or rough roads, poorly inated or damaged tires, high speeds, and
poor suspension can all contribute to vibration on the unit.
CABLES
Make sure that the cable ports are not loose or broken.
SCREWS
Check the screws in the main components and tighten them regularly. Riding the
device causes vibrations that loosen the screws over time.
4.3. CLEANING YOUR DEVICE
Follow these instructions and precautions for cleaning the device:
• Unplug all the device’s charging cables before cleaning it.
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• Do not use a high-pressure cleaner, water jet or any other appliance or washing
method that would allow water to seep into the device.
• Clean the device with a sightly damp sponge or a soft cloth, avoiding the connectors
and buttons and making sure water is not allowed to seep into the plugs, circuits or
inside the product.
• Do not use water or liquid cleaners directly on the device to clean it.
• Do not use abrasive products or solvents as these could damage the paint on your
device.
• Be careful when cleaning and wiping plastic parts.
• Do not use abrasive products or solvents to clean metal or plastic parts.
4.4. STORING YOUR DEVICE
• Fully charge your device before storing it.
• Store your product indoors in a clean and dry place, not exposed to the elements,
with an ambient temperature ranging from 0°C to 40°C.
When stopping or charging, be sure to store your scooter at.
5. FAQ, WARRANTY & CONFORMITY
5.1. FAQ
If your device cannot be unlocked:
Check that the unlock button can be moved and is not damaged. Check that the
entire mechanism is clean before attempting to fold/unfold the device again. If the
problem persists, please contact an authorised service centre for repairs.
Your device does not turn on
Check that the ON/OFF button is not damaged and recharge your device before try-
ing again.
Your device cannot be recharged
Check that the connections of the product and the original charger are not damaged.
In order to identify whether the charger or the device is faulty, check that the charge
indicator on the charger is on. When the charger is connected to the mains and to the
product, the indicator will be:
• RED (indicates that the device is charging)
• GREEN: indicates that the device is fully charged.
• RED-GREEN: ashing alternatively. This happens when the battery is very low. Wait
15 minutes while staying nearby. If the indicator turns red, the device is now charging
normally.
If the indicator keeps ashing, that means there is an issue with the charger or the
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EN If the problem persists, please contact an authorised service centre for repairs.
If the device is not running smoothly:
This can happen when you overload the engine while the battery is not fully charged.
In such a case, it is necessary to press the accelerator more slowly and especially to
check that the battery is fully charged.
5.2. WARRANTY
For information on warranty conditions and limitations of liability, please refer to the
warranty manual provided, or consult it online using the QR code found on the last
page or by entering the following address: download.yeep.me
5.3. CE CONFORMITY
The EC Declaration of Conformity contains the following information: name and
address of the manufacturer, signatory, description and identication of the machine
as well as all directives and harmonized standards applicable to this device.
For all this information, please refer to the document provided in the packaging, or
consult it online using the QR code on the last page or online at download.yeep.me
6. ERROR CODES
N° Meaning Action to be taken
E1 Connection problem with
the controller
Discontinue use. Consult your retailer or customer
service (please nd the customer support email in the
index at the end of the warranty manual) indicating
your error code.
E2 Engine problem
E3 Brake problem
E5 Battery level problems Recharge using original charger supplied. If the
problem persists, discontinue use and consult your
retailer or customer service (please nd the customer
support email in the index at the end of the warranty
manual) indicating your error code.
E6 Controller communication
problem
Discontinue use. Consult your retailer or customer
service (please nd the customer support email in the
index at the end of the warranty manual) indicating
your error code.
E7 Problem with the
accelerator
E8 Connection problem with
the controller/engine
E9 Connection problem with
the controller