🛠️ Daily Use Reminders – Off-road Electric Scooter
1. Check Before First Use
Before your first ride, make sure the folding mechanism and handlebar assembly are fully secured. Loose parts may cause instability during riding.
2. Charge Before Riding
The battery is shipped with 75–85% charge. If stored too long, electrolyte may settle and ions may diffuse, causing reduced capacity or battery damage. Charge before use.
3. Check Tire Pressure
Regularly inflate tires. Recommended pressure is about 80% of the rated PSI to avoid over-inflation or under-inflation, both of which can damage tires.
4. Auto Power-Off
The scooter will automatically shut down after 15 minutes of inactivity to save power.
5. Incorrect Charger Voltage Can Be Dangerous
Using the wrong charger may cause:
a) Undervoltage – charging fails
b) Overvoltage – may lead to overheating or explosion
Example: For a 48V battery (13 cells, 3.6V each), use a 54.6V charger (13×4.2V). A 42V charger (10×4.2V) is not compatible.
6. Charging Time ≈ Battery Capacity / Charging Current × 0.8
Estimate your charging time using this formula.
7. Green Light ≠ Fully Charged
If the charging current drops below 200mA, the charger may show a green light even though the battery isn’t 100% full yet.
8. Keep Charging Port Clean
Foreign objects in the charging port can cause short circuits or sparks. Always clean before plugging in.
9. Estimate Minimum Range (Approx.):
(Assumes 80% of the ride is at top speed)
10. Braking Cuts Off Power
There are two types of power cut-off during braking:
a) Motor freewheeling (no resistance)
b) Motor resistance (regenerative or damped braking)
11. Brake & Component Wear Over Time
Brakes and other mechanical parts may loosen or wear out with time. Perform regular inspection and adjustments.
12. Rust Prevention
Iron components or screws may rust due to rain or damaged anti-rust coating. Use anti-rust spray periodically for maintenance.
