Ducati PRO-II Manuel utilisateur

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electric scooter
User Manual
Thank you for choosing Ducati PRO II electric scooter.
Electric scooter is a fashionable sports and entertainment equipment.
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1. Product diagram
trottle
meter
brake lever
rear hook
tail light
disc brake
frame
hub motor
foot rest
folding
mechanism
head light
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1. Extended inflation nozzle | 2. Tools | 3. Charger.
Tools include 5 #, 4 #, 3 # inner hexagonal wrenches.
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Avoid driving in the rain.
Slow down on bumpy roads, sidewalks or other special road surfaces. On very uneven
roads, please maintain a low speed (between 3,11 and 6,21 mph at most). Remaining
flexible on the knees makes it easier to adapt to bumpy roads.
Pay attention to doors or other obstacles in height.
Do not accelerate downhill.
Do not press the accelerator when walking beside the vehicle.
Pay attention to possible obstacles during the use of the device.
Drive calmly and concentrate, do not do stunts with the device.
Do not drive on the road.
Do not change direction abruptly at high speed.
Do not drive on water, mud or snow.
Do not climb on the device with a child.
It is forbidden to position yourself and concentrate your weight on the rear fender.
Do not touch the disc brake
Do not let go of the handlebar while driving.
Do not jump over obstacles and do not walk down stairs with the device. There is a risk
of accidents and damage to the vehicle.
This device is for recreational purposes and is not intended as a passenger vehicle. Any
vehicle travelling in public places is risky and potentially dangerous. Please strictly
follow the instructions in this manual to guide the device in respect of your own safety
and that of others. It is also mandatory to comply with local and national laws for the
use of this device.
You should be aware that when pedaling in a public area you are subject to strict rules
but also to the risk of falls, collisions with pedestrians or other vehicles. As with other
vehicles, the higher the speed, the longer the braking time. Emergency braking on a
smooth surface can cause the device to slip, resulting in falls and injuries. It is therefore
very important to adapt driving style and speed and to maintain an adequate safety
distance from pedestrians or other means of transport.
Please respect pedestrians when driving the device. Avoid frightening pedestrians,
especially children and the elderly. When overtaking a pedestrian, it is a good idea to
slow down and pass as far away as possible.
The safety instructions in this manual must be strictly followed. The company cannot be
held responsible for any injury or accident if the instructions are not followed.
Do not lend the device to anyone who has not been trained to use it and who is not
wearing the appropriate protective equipment.
Always check the device before use, if you notice that any parts are damaged, that the
battery has a very low charging capacity, that the tires are worn or inflated abnormally,
or that there is a strange noise or malfunction please do not use the device and contact
an authorized repairer.
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Cleaning and storage:
To clean the device it is necessary to use a soft and slightly damp cloth. If cleaning is
more difficult than expected, you can use a toothbrush for stubborn dirt.
Caution: Do not use alcohol, petrol or other solvents, corrosive chemicals, otherwise the
device may be damaged both in appearance and structure. Do not use high-pressure
guns to clean the device. In general, when cleaning the device, make sure that it is
switched off, that the charger cable is disconnected and that the rubber cover is closed.
When not in use, store the device in a dry place away from moisture. Do not store the
device outdoors. Excessive exposure to the sun, heat or cold can damage the device and
accelerate tire and battery wear.
In case of punctures, contact your tyre specialist.
For information, technical support and assistance, please visit www.ducatiurbanemobility.com
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meter
Power button
Buzzer cue
Mode switching
1. Boot-up Tip: in shutdown slate, press the power button for a
second and buzzer sound at the same time.
2. Turn-off Tip: When on, press the power button for two
seconds, and buzzer sounds at the same time.
3. Turn on the headlight prompt: in the boot state, click the
power button and buzzer sounds at the same time.
4. Mode switch prompt: In boot state, double-click the power
button and buzzer sounds to indicate the mode switch is
successful.
Mode switching: boot state, double-click power button mode
switching: while light motion mode.
Automatic shutdown
3 minutes without opertaion buzzer rings 2 seconds in advance, 2
seconds later, automatic shutdown.
Rotary blocking protection
After blocking the motor for 2 seconds, the controller protects
no output, and the controller can aoutput normally only after
reregulating the speed.
Display
2. Functions and schematics
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1. Speed / (Fault code)
2. Electricity meter
3. Odometer
4. Trip meter
5. Light indication
6. Sport mode
7. Normal mode
8. ECO mode
9. Cruise Control (activates after 10")
The detail of speed mod
ECO: 6km/h - D: 20km/h- S+: 25km/h
Electricity meter is divided into
seven-grid display, Electricity decreas-
es from top to bottom in turn.
The Meaning of Electricity Meter
Electricity Display
7 grid
6 grid
5 grid
4 grid
3 grid
2 grid
1 grid
more than 38V
37-38V
36-37V
35-36V
34-35V
33-34V
below 33V
NOTICE
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1. Open the side bracket and fix the
electric scooter standpipe.
2. Install the handlebar on the standpipe.
3. Use the hexagon wrench in the tool kit to
tighten 4 bolts.
4. Power on and test.
3. Scooter body assembly
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1. Turn off the scooter power and open
the side bracket.
2. Open the waterproof cover then
connect charger with charging port.
3. After charging, close the waterproof cover.
4. Connection of charger
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As shown in the figure: Please wear
protective gear to drive during study.
1. Start-up; check battery.
2. Open the side bracket, stand on the
footrest with the one foot and push back
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3. While the electric scooter is
sliding, Put the other foot on the
footrest and keep your feet
steady, then light press the
throttle(The throttle will not start
until the speed reaches 3km/h).
5. Learn to drive
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4.Release the throttle to slow down
slowly, and hold the brake lever for
emergency braking.
Beware of high obstacles, Such as
door frames.
Don't ride in the rain.
5.As you turn, tilt your weight
slightly in the direction you want
to turn it, and slowly turn the handle.
6. Safety instruction
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Don't pass quickly.
When encountering unconven-
tional pavement such as decel-
eration belt, threshold, pitted
pavement, etc.
Don't press the throttle when
implementing electric scooter.
Please ride away from obstacles. Don't accelerate downhill.
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Please don't hang heavy objects
on the handle.
Don't put one foot on the pedal
when riding.
It is forbidden to rotate handle-
bars greatly when driving at
high speed.
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Dont drive in over 2cm deep water. No treading on fenders.
Manned persons are prohibited. Don’t touch disc brake.
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Dont leave your hands when riding.
Do not climb stairs or jump over obstacles while riding.
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ATTENTION
You should obey the national and local traffic rules. Strictly follow this manual to perfect
you and others as much as possible.
You need to understand: Once the electric scooter is in a public place or on the road.
Even if you follow this manual completely, you may be injured due to violations or
improper operations by other vehicles or personnel.
Electric scooters are like cars. The faster you drive, the farther you brake. Emergency
braking on slippery roads can cause the wheels to slip and lose balance. you need to
maintain proper speed and distance from other vehicles or pedestrians. You need to be
on your guard when you're driving on unfamiliar roads.
When you drive the electric scooter, please pay attention to children and pedestrians to
avoid frightening others. When passing behind them, warn them and slow down.
The company will not bear any direct or indirect liability for all losses, accidents and legal
disputes caused by non-compliance with regulations and illegal operations.
Don't lend electric scooter to others who can't operate them to prevent injury.
When you give your electric scooter to them, let them wear safety gear and teach how
to operation.
Please make a basic check on the electric scooter before each driving. If it is found that
obvious parts are loose, battery level is significantly reduced, tires are slowly leaking or
excessively worn, steering noise or failure, please stop using immediately and do not
drive forcibly.
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7. Fold and carry
Make sure that the electric scooter has been power off. After holding the stand-
pipe by hand, roted the folding wrench and align the front hook and the rear hook.
After folding, hold the standpipe with one or both hands for handling.
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8. Daily maintenance
Cleaning and Storage of Electric Scooter
If there is any stain on the surface of the scooter, please dip it in soft cloth and wipe it
with a little water. If dirty stains hardly to clean, toothpaste can be used for scrubbing and
then wet cloth cleaning.
Tips: Alcohol, gasoline, kerosene or other corrosive or volatile chemical solvents should
not be used for cleaning. It is forbidden to use high-pressure water gun to cleaning and
make sure the electric scooter is turned off. In addition, the charging cable has been
pulled out and the rubber cover of the charging port is tightly fastened, otherwise electric
shock or serious failure may occur due to internal water inflow.
When not in use, try to store electric scooters indoors in dry and shady places, and try to
avoid long-term outdoor storage. Sunshine exposure, overheating and overcooling will
accelerate the appearance of electric scooters and tires aging and reduce the service life
of electric scooter batteries.
Maintenance of Battery for Electric Scooter
(1) Do not use battery packs of other models or brands, otherwise there may be safety risks.
(2) It is forbidden to touch the battery contacts and to dismantle or puncture the shell.
Avoid short circuit caused by metal contact with battery contacts. Otherwise, it may
cause battery damage or casualties.
(3) Only the original charger can be used for charging, otherwise there is danger of
damage or fire.
(4) Improper disposal of waste batteries can seriously pollute the environment. When
discarding this battery pack, please abide by local regulations. Do not discard the
battery pack at will to protect the natural environment.
(5) After each use, please charge the battery before storing the electric vehicle, which is
conducive to prolonging the battery.
(6) Do not place the battery at temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius or below minus 20
degrees Celsius.
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