MPMan TR300 Le manuel du propriétaire

Catégorie
Haut-parleurs de la barre de son
Taper
Le manuel du propriétaire
Electric Scooter
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3.
Speed
Mode
Key:
1Switch its Gear Position from 1, 2 to 3.
2Gear 1:10km/h,Gear2:15km/h,Gear 3:20km/hLoad:70kg
4.
Front light switch: Front Light On/Off
5. Horn ON/OFF: Press down to enable the horn, and it will sound the prompt tone,
warning
other vehicles and
pedestrians;
release
it
to
stop.
6. Accelerator Handle: During its driving, turn the handle as shown to increase its riding
speed;
release the handle to reduce its
speed.
7. Power ON/OFF: Turn ON/OFF the scooter.
8. Fastening Buckle for Lifting: Use it to adjust the pole’s height.
9. Lifting Bead: Use it to lift and lower the pole.
10. Front Light: Use it to illuminate the road ahead.
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11. Folding Buckle:
1
As shown
above,
use the buckle to fold and unfold the scooter.
2
As shown
above,
when
it
stops, press
the buckle to fold the
pole
towards
45
°
along
the
ground.
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3
As shown
above,
press
the
pole
down to fold the scooter.
4
Push the
pole
forward to fold
with
less effort.
5
Lift
the
pole upward
to unfold
with
less effort.
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6
When it’s fully folded, open the buckle as shown above and lift the pole up to unfold.
12. Charging Port: Connect it with original charger to charge the battery.
13. Rear Lights: They’re reminder of brake. When normally driving, they’re relatively
dim and extremely bright after braking.
14. Motor: Drive Motor for rear wheels with solid tires.
4. Adjusting of Guiding Device Adjustment
Turn left Turn right
Turn left Turn right
Turn left
Turn right
Slightly turn the handle to the
direction as shown in the photo
when turning in driving.
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5. Maintenance & Repair of Scooter
Maintenance & repair of axle:
1Please regularly add lubricating oil to maintain and
protect the wheel indicated by the arrow
every week for fear of rustiness and
inflexible movement. Please carefully
check every wheel before usage and
verify whether any wheel loosens and
falls off.
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Carefully check the front and rear wheel axles before
using. The tir
es shall not be damaged or broken. If you have
any problem, pleas e contact
ou
r after-
sales service center for replacing the wheel axles.
6. Simplified Code of Fault:
1:Fault of accelerator: 00001 displayed on instrument panel (twinkle);
2:Fault of front electronic brake: 00002 displayed on instrument
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panel (twinkle);
3:Fault of rear electronic brake: 00003 displayed on instrument
panel (twinkle);
4: Poor contact or cold solder of components and parts: 00004 displayed on
instrument panel (twinkle);
Notes: Please carefully check whether the scooter is working before
using; if not, contact our after-service center for maintenance instead of
using it. Please do not change the structure of scooter without our
permission; otherwise, you may be injured. We assume no
responsibility herein.
WARNING! Please do not suddenly make a turn under high-speed mode for fear of any
dangerous situation. Please do not operate it horizontally or make a turn on steep slopes,
which may cause the incline of this electric scooter and influence your safety when driving.
When driving at high speed, please apply the electronic brake with caution for fear of fall.
7. Riding:
Non-Zero Start-up: For the sake of safety, the scooter needs to slide a certain distance.
When Speedometer displays the speed above 3km/h, please enable the accelerator to
apply the rear wheel motor for normal driving.
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9. Charging Steps
·
Please make sure that the charging port is dry and clean;
·
Open the charger’s cover;
· Please firstly connect one end of the charger with the power supply (Input: AC100V-240V;
50/60HZ; Output: DC42V-1A/1.5; as per the order’s required.) and confirm than the
charging indicator turns green; then, please connect the other end with the electric
scooter;
·
When the charger’s red indicator is ON, it indicates Normal Charging; otherwise,
please check whether corresponding connection is successfully completed;
·
When the indicator turns green from red, it means that the battery is fully charged; please
stop charging the battery; otherwise, the battery’s service life will be shortened.
·
Please apply corresponding plug and switch according to local standards;
·
Please charge and store the battery pursuant to local laws and regulations; otherwise,
the battery may be damaged and its service life will be shortened;
·
It will take about 5 hours to fully charge this electric scooter;
·
Please make sure that the charging environment is clean and dry;
·
Please do not charge this electric scooter when the charging port is damp.
·
After the charger is connected, it can be powered ON/OFF, but its wheels are still invalid.
Please do not drive when charging the scooter.
10. Driver’s Weight Limit
·
Driver’s Weight must be restricted in order to:
·
1. Protect the driver’s safety;
·
2. Reduce the possibility of damaging this electric scooter
·
Maximal Weight: 95kg
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11.
Speed
Limit
This
electric
scooter’s
maximal
driving
speed
is
20km/h.
12.
Range
per
Charge
·
Maximum
Mileage
per
charge
is
20km.
· The
range
per
charge
is
related
to
many
factors.
For
example:
·
Topography:
On
smooth
even
road,
the
range
per
charge
will
increase.
If
you
are
on
rough
terrain
or
on
a
slope,
it
will
decrease.
·
Weight:
The
weight
of
the
operator
will
influence
the
driving
distance.
13.
Operating
Steps
Step
1:
Press
down
POWER
to
enable
this
scooter.
Step
2:
Place
one
foot
on
the
pad,
and
run
to
slide
a
certain
distance
firstly.
When
Speedometer
displays
the
speed
above
3km/h,
please
enable
the
accelerator
to
apply
the
rear
wheel
motor
for
normal
driving.
Step
3:
Do
not
suddenly
make
a
turn
at
high
speed,
and
please
slow
it
down.
At
high
speed,
please
apply
the
electronic
brake
with
caution
for
fear
of
fall.
Please
apply
the
foot
brake
as
far
as
possible.
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Driving Diagram
14.
About Safe Use
Beginners shall apply the speed limit switch the riding speed. Please choose the flat
surface to slide the scooter and wear elbow pad, cuff, kneecap and helmet etc.
·
Children, the elderly and pregnant women should not drive this electric scooter.
·
Do not drive while intoxicated or under the influence of medication or drugs.
·
Please be alert to your surroundings to ensure a safe ride. Do not drive in dimly lit or dark
places.
·
Please wear appropriate clothes and safety gear, which will help you handle emergencies
better.
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·
This product can only support one person. Do not let two or more people ride it.
·
Ensure its driving speed is safe to yourself and others, and be ready to stop at any time.
·
When steering, pay attention to your body’s center of gravity. A sudden shift may cause you
to fall.
·
Do not ride in the rain. Do not ride backwards for long distances or at high speeds. Be
especially careful when riding backwards and turning.
·
Avoid driving over obstacles and slippery ground such as snow, ice and wet surfaces.
·
Please do not operate it in dimly lit or dark places or on roads with garages, small stones or
otherarticles.
·
Avoid stopping suddenly or driving on steep slopes.
·
Please
comply
with
local
transportation
laws and
regulations
and let
pedestrians
cross the road first when driving the
scooter
·
Please
drive
the
scooter
on
smooth
road
with
good
vision
and
free
of
obstacles.
·
Environment Temperature: Please place it in clean and dry environment when it’s left
unused; under recommended environment temperature, its driving distance will increase;
otherwise, its driving distance will decrease.
·
Speed and Driving Style: Keep a moderate, consistent speed to increase the driving
distance. Frequent starts, stops, acceleration and deceleration will reduce the driving
distance.
·
Maintenance: If this product is charged properly and the battery kept in good condition,
the driving distance will increase. Improper charging and maintenance will decrease the
driving distance.
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MPMan TR300 Le manuel du propriétaire

Catégorie
Haut-parleurs de la barre de son
Taper
Le manuel du propriétaire