Izip Pilot E-Scooter Le manuel du propriétaire

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USER MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Package Contents
Product Overview
Assembly
Charging
Quick Start
How to Ride
Riding Notice
Dangerous Actions (Do Not Attempt)
Safety Notice
Folding and Carrying
Daily Care and Maintenance
Warranty
Question and Answer
Contact Us
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Package Contents
Please read entire owner’s manual prior to use.
Contact us if you experience issues relating to riding maintenance and safety or errors/faults with your iZIP Pilot scooter.
Customer Service Cent : 1-833-674-0954
4* Hex Key + 1 * Dual Function Screwdriver 8* Screws
Charger
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Product Overview
1. Disc Brake (Rear Wheel) 4. Throttle
5. LED Display
6. Electronic Motor Brake (Front Wheel)
7. Bell
11. Rear Fender
12. Tail Light
13. Disc Brake
14. Battery Compartment
15. Anti-slip Deck
16. Kickstand
2. Headlight
3. Handle
8. Shock Absorber
10. Folding Latch
9. Motor
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1. Step on and depress the folding latch, unfold the stem and push
forward with enough force until you hear a CLEAR/POSITIVE click. Then
unfold the kickstand to support the scooter.
3. Install the bell using a screwdriver onto the left side handlebar.
Install the brake lever using the included onto the right
side handlebar.
2. Connect the power cable. Attach the handlebar to the stem. Then
tighten the (4) included screws onto both sides of the stem using
the included .
4. Screw the two handles into the stem to complete the handlebar
assembly. Then verify that your scooter powers on and off.
Assembly
Aim at the arrows
to connect
NOTE: LOCK INTO PLACE
PLEASE NOTE THE DIRECTION
NOTE
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Charging
1. Open the rubber plug then insert the charging
plug into the charging connector which is located
under the footrest.
2. Be sure to re-install the rubber plug after
charging.
WARNING: Do not turn on the scooter when it is charging. Your scoot-
er will be fully charged when the LED light on the charger changes
from red (charging) to green (fully charged). Even so, we still do not
recommend charging your scooter for long periods of time. Do not
connect the charger if the charging port is wet. Make sure to cover the
charging port at all times after charging is complete.
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Quick Start
To turn on/off the power: press and hold the power button for 3 seconds.
Switch between the different speed modes by clicking the power button
Beginner mode: ”S”gear characters display in blue.
mode: ”S” gear characters display in yellow.
Sports mode: ”S” gear characters display in red.
To t rn on/off the Headlights: Double click the power button.
To switch (Km/h) & (MPH): Triple click the power button.
Motor Startup:
Kick start (push to start): Stand on the base with one foot and propel yourself forward with the other foot to get the scooter rolling.
Once 5 km/h (3.1 ) is achieved you can then push on the throttle paddle to accelerate under the power provided by the motor.
Cruise Control: Cruise control mode will automatically be activated when the speed is held continuously for 6 seconds via the throttle paddle.
Minimum speed for cruise control to be activated is 12.8 km/h (8 )
Deactivate cruise control mode by either :
Gently applying the right-hand brake lever (disc brake, rear wheel) followed by applying the left-hand electronic brake paddle
( lectronic brake, front wheel) WARNING The electronic motor brake is intended as a secondary brake and therefore should only be
applied after the disc brake to prevent abrupt deceleration.
Pressing the throttle again will allow you to accelerate beyond 12.8 km/h (8 mph).
7. WARNING: For safety, the scooter is equipped with dual braking system: disc brake and electronic brake.
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How to Ride
WARNING
Always wear a helmet as well as knee & elbow pads to help mitigate injuries in case of a fall. Note: Do not rest your feet on the rear mudguard.
1. Turn on the scooter and check the power on
indicator.
2. Stand on the footrest with one foot and push off with the
other foot to start the scooter coasting.
Always wear a helmet and proper safety gear; even after you have
learned how to ride the scooter and have become comfortable with
the balance and controls.
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How to Ride
4. Releasing the throttle will gradually reduce the speed.
5. Tilt your body to the steering direction as you turn and slowly
turn the handlebar.
3. When the scooter starts coasting put both feet on the
footrest and press the throttle. The speed be kept
above 5 km/h (3.1 ) for starting the .
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Riding Notice
Do not ride in the rain.
Look out for doors, elevators and other overhead obstacles. Do not accelerate when going downhill.
Please keep a medium or low speed < 8 km/h (4.9 )
when you ride over speed bumps, elevator door sills, bumpy
roads or other uneven surfaces Slightly bend your knees to
better adjust surfaces.
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Riding Notice
Do not press the throttle when walking with the scooter.
Do not hang bags or other heavy on the handlebar. Keep both feet on the deck at all times.
Always steer clear of obstacles.
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Dangerous Actions (Do not attempt)
WARNING: Please ensure to review and follow all local
bylaws applicable to the location where you intend to use
your scooter.
Do not ride in a puddle that is higher than . Do not ride with passengers or try carrying anyone else
including children.
Do not turn the handlebar violently during high-speed riding.
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Dangerous Actions (Do not attempt)
Never let go of the handlebars while riding. Do not try riding up or down stairs or jumping over
obstacles .
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Safety Notice
The iZIP Pilot electric scooter is a leisure device. But once they’re in a public area, they’ll be seen as vehicles, subject to any risks faced by
agencies.
and you’re exposed to road accidents just as when you’re walking or biking. The faster the scooter is going the longer it takes to stop. On a smooth
surface, the scooter may slip, lose balance, and even result in a fall. Thus it is crucial that you use caution keep proper speed and distance,
especially when you are riding in an unfamiliar place.
• Always respect pedestrians’ Right of Way. Try not to startle others while passing or riding nearby - especially children. When you ride from
behind pedestrians and other lane users, ring your bell to make them aware of your presence, and slow down the scooter to pass. When you
ride near pedestrians, slow down to a very low speed. When coming upon busy areas with pedestrians, you should stop, get off and walk the
scooter.
WARNING: Please ensure to review and follow all local bylaws applicable to the location where you intend to use your scooter.
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• Check the scooter before every use. If you note or expect loose parts, low battery alerts, excessive wear, strange sounds, malfunctions, and/or
any other abnormal conditions, stop riding.
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Folding and Carrying
Make sure that the scooter is turned off. To fold, squeeze and hold the rear brake, then step on the folding latch while pushing the handlebar
upward & forward with enough force to disengage the locking mechanism, then fold down the stem and handlebar. To open, step on the
folding latch again and unfold the stem and handlebar by lifting then pushing the handlebar until you hear a CLEAR click. Please make sure
that you hear a click otherwise the locking mechanism will not lock into place. If you still have questions with folding the scooter please call
the Customer Service Centre at 1-833-674-0954
When your scooter is folded up simply lift it by the stem to carry
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1. WARNING: Never try remove or replace the battery.
Contact us if you experience issues relating to riding, maintenance and safety, or errors/faults with your iZIP Pilot scooter. Call the Customer
Service Cent : 1-833-674-0954
WARNING: Do not touch the contacts. Do not dismantle or puncture the casing. Keep the contacts away from metal objects to prevent
short circuit, which may result in battery damage, or even injuries and deaths.
WARNING:
WARNING: Mishandling of used batteries may do tremendous harm to the environment. To protect
fire.
natural environment please follow
local regulations to properly dispose of used batteries.
After every use, fully charge the battery to prolong its lifespan.
Daily Care and Maintenance
Daily Care and Maintenance of Scooter:
If you see stains on the scooter, wipe them off with a damp cloth. If the stains won’t scrub off, apply some toothpaste and brush them with a
toothbrush, then wipe them off with a damp cloth.
Note: do not clean the scooter with alcohol, gasoline, kerosene or other corrosive and volatile chemical solvents to prevent dire damage. Do not
wash the board with a high-pressure water spray. During cleaning, make sure that the scooter is turned off, the charging cable is unplugged,
where it is dry and cool. Do not put it outdoors for long time. Excessive sunlight, overheating and over-cooling can damage
the battery pack and reduce its lifespan.
Daily Care and Maintenance of Battery:
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Daily Care and Maintenance
of the scooter may experience condensation or even water accumulation, which may damage the battery or other internal components.
In extremely humid environments, the interior
In daily use try to avoid completely depleting the battery. If the battery is low, charge it as soon as possible.
Please charge the scooter every other month to preserve the battery.
TIP: It’s important to periodically charge your battery even when not using the scooter often. Charging the battery monthly will help it
maintain a longer lifespan (re-charge capacity).
If the brake is too tight, use the (included) to loosen the brake cable anchor screw on the brake caliper at the rear wheel and slightly
back the brake cable to shorten the exposed end length, then re-tighten the screw to secure the cable in place. If the brake is too loose,
secure the cable in place.
The brake pads in disc brake will wear over time. If the brake is correctly adjusted and still does not feel tight it may mean that the
brake pads have worn. Please call the ustomer ervice entre: 1-833-674-0954 for advice on how to replace the brake pads.
Storage:
UP TO TIGHTEN
PULL
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Daily Care and Maintenance
- Do not ride at night.
- To reduce the risk of injury, adult supervision is required.
- Never use in roadways, near motor vehicles, on or near steep inclines or steps, swimming pools or other bodies of water;
always wear shoes, and never allow more than one rider.
- Protective equipment should be worn, e.g. helmet, gloves, knee-pads, elbow-pads. Do not use in transit.
- Not suitable for children under 14 years.
- Contact with (molten material, soleplate heating element) may cause burns.
- To prevent electric shock, do not immerse in water, and do not use the product after it has been wet.
- Please use the specified adapter to charge, which was sold with the e-scooter together.
- Only ride on smooth, paved surfaces away from motor vehicles.
- Avoid sharp bumps, drainage grates, and sudden surface changes.
- Avoid streets and surfaces with water, sand, gravel, dirt, leaves, and other debris.
- Avoid excessive speeds especially when riding downhill.
- Check and secure all fasteners before every ride.
CAUTION: Do not disassemble, heat above 100ºC (212ºF), or INCINERATE as risk of fire and burns may occur.
Warning!
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Motor ront drive
Battery Lithium- on, 36V/7.5 Ah ( W )
Length charging time hours
Display LED
Riding Modes (Electric Motor Power Output) Indicated by “S” Mode on the LED display -
Green = Beginner Mode
Blue = Intermediate Mode
Red = Sport Mode
Max Rider Weight 220 lbs (100kg)
*Average* Max Speed 31 km/h (19.3 )
*Average* Max Slope (percentage) 15%
*Average* Max Range 2 km (1 iles)
Charger 110 V
Frame material
Wheel size
Tires
Dimensions (folded)
Dimensions (after unfolding)
Weight lb
Note: the Items above in asterisk (*) suggest an average
rider weight, and ideal conditions while riding on
depending on factors.
*Average* Max Speed
*Average* Max Slope (percentage)
*Average* Max Range
Length x Width x Height = 46 7/8 x 18 7/8 x 14 15/16''
119 x 48 x 38 cm
Length x Width x Height = 46 7/8 x 18 7/8 x 43 11/16''
119 x 48 x 111 cm
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