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USER MANUAL Cecotec Shark Rs Antracitarojo CECOTEC

ÍNDICE

1. Parts and components 42

1.1.General components 42

1.2. Panel 44

1. Vehicle identification 45

2. Safety 46

3.1 General security code 46

3.2. General warnings 47

1. Before use 48

2. Protective equipment and clothing 49

3. Operation 49

6.1. Remote control 49

6.2. Use of the locking device 50

6.3. Left lever controllers 50

6.4. Riding modes 50

6.5. Right lever controllers 51

1. Lighting 51

2. Seat cushion: opening and closing 52

3. Side and centre kickstand 53

4. Battery 54

10.1. Battery removal 54

10.2. Connector 56

10.3. Charging the battery 57

10.4. Battery storage, maintenance and transport 59

10.5. Battery use, precautions 60

1. Emergencies 62

11.1. First aid and self help 62

11.2. Fire safety measures 62

1. Cleaning and maintenance 63

12.1. Cleaning 63

12.2.User maintenance 63

12.3. Maintenance at repair shop 65

12.4. Troubleshooting 66

1. Technical specifications 68

2. Disposal of old electrical and electronic appliances 71

3. Technical support and warranty 71

4. Copyright 72

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1. Peces i components 75

1.1.Components generals 75
1.2. Panell d'instruments 77

EN · The coding in this manual is generic and applies to all code variants of the appliance.

1. PIEZAS Y COMPONENTES

1.1. Componentes generales

Figura 1. Vista lateral del scooter

Figura 2. Vista lateral del scooter

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Figura 14. Apertura del asiento

Figura 15. Caballete lateral

Figura 16. Caballete central

Figura 17. Apertura del asiento

Figura 18. Conector de carga cerrado

Figura 19. Conector de carga abierto

Figura 22. Conector externo (modo de carga 2)

Thank you for choosing the Cecotec Shark and Shark RS models for your electric mobility!

Let's explore this instruction manual, designed to familiarise you with your electric moped and help you get the most out of its features during your daily commute.

Here you will find not only instructions on how to operate the vehicle, but also useful tips for operation and maintenance, all with the aim of ensuring your safety and preserving the value of your investment. In addition, we provide you with valuable tips for efficient and environmentally friendly riding.

Cecotec wants your experience to be rewarding and every journey to be full of exciting and safe moments.

Happy riding!

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We recommend that you read this manual thoroughly, focusing especially on the safety instructions. Here you will find all relevant information on how to use your Shark and Shark RS optimally.

It is important to note that the information provided in this manual reflects the most recent version of the Shark and Shark RS model available at the time of publication or printing. Cecotec reserves the right to make changes at any time so we recommend that you always check the most up to date version of this manual which can be found on our website or by scanning the QR code provided in this manual. You can also access this manual in other languages by scanning the QR code. In case of discrepancies between the translated versions and this manual, the information in Spanish shall prevail. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without written permission from Cecotec.

The figures in this manual may show optional accessories fitted (which are not included as standard), as well as items that may differ in colour from the actual colour.

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1. PARTS AND COMPONENTS

1.1. General components

Fig. 1. Side view of the vehicle

1. Speedometer
2. Speedometer housing
3. Front panel
4. Front fender
5. Left decorative housing
6. Left side cover
7. Motor cover
8. Rear fender
9. Rear indicator
10. Left decorative plate
11. Tool box
12. Footrest

Fig. 2. Side view of the vehicle

1. Seat cushion
2. Rear side reflector
3. Rear reflector
4. Rear rack
5. Taillight
6. Number plate light
7. Wheel
8. Brake disc
9. Motor
10. Main kickstand
11. Side kickstand
12. Indicator
13. Front reflector
14. Headlight
15. Rearview mirror
16. Throttle
17. Locking key
18. Footrest

1.2. Panel

Fig. 3. Panel (display)

Symbol	Description
	Battery charge level
	Current speed in km/h
READY	Indicates that the vehicle is ready for use
	Motor fault indicator light
ECU	Controller fault indicator light
	Throttle fault indicator light
	Odometer: displays total accumulated distance
	Right turn signal indicator light
	Left turn signal indicator light
	High beams indicator light
	Brake system indicator light

2. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION

The VIN number is used to identify the vehicle, as well as for ordering spare parts.

Fig. 4. VIN number

In addition, the moped also has an information label which includes data such as the maximum permissible mass, the chassis number or the revolutions per minute of the electric motor.

Fig. 5. Information label

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In addition, on the rear wheel where the electric motor is located, there is the electric motor nameplate.

Fig. 6. Electric motor nameplate

3. SAFETY

3.1 General security code

1. The driver of the vehicle must have the appropriate driving licence to ride this vehicle. The vehicle must not be driven without a driving licence.
2. The correct use of helmets is basic and compulsory for both drivers and passengers. It must be approved, in good condition and correctly fastened.
3. The use of eye protection, either the helmet shield itself or suitable goggles, is recommended.
4. Do not drink alcohol or take drugs before driving: your reflexes will be reduced and so will your ability to avoid unexpected events. Do not let others drive in this situation either.
5. It is your responsibility to inspect and maintain your vehicle before riding it, following the instructions in this manual (see section 12. "Cleaning and maintenance"). Inadequate or no maintenance implies a risk factor.
6. Please read section 4 carefully. Please read section 4. "Before Use" carefully for detailed instructions. Compliance with these guidelines ensures the safety of you and your passengers while riding the moped.
7. Do not exceed the maximum load weight specified for your vehicle (see section 13. "Technical specifications"). Excess load weight can affect vehicle stability and control, increasing the risk of accidents.
8. Distribute the load weight evenly and ensure that it is securely fastened.
9. If you are taking medication that may affect your motor skills or ability to react, avoid riding the moped. Consult your doctor about the possible side effects of any medication before driving.

3.2. General warnings

3.2.1. Brakes

• If brake fluid comes into contact with the skin, wash the affected area immediately with water.
• If brake fluid comes into contact with the eyes, flush with water and seek medical attention quickly.
• Brake fluid can damage vehicle paintwork and plastic parts in the event of accidental spillage. Brake fluid can cause damage and injury if not handled properly and safely.
• If you find excessive wobbly movements in the brake lever, but the brake pads are still in good condition, please contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service as soon as possible to have them checked. Excessive wobbly movements refer to the extra or unusual movement you may feel in the brake lever before the brakes actually start to work.

3.2.2. Using the moped

• This vehicle is NOT prepared for motorway/highway use. The vehicle is designed to run at a constant 80 km/h without causing overheating to any critical element. If the vehicle is used above these specifications it may overheat.
• Regular use shall be defined as use at least once a week for a minimum period of 10 hours. If the vehicle is not to be used in this way, it should be left fully charged if it is to be stationary for a prolonged period of time.
• A full charge should be performed every 30 days to ensure proper battery performance and maintain battery life. Failure to follow this guideline may affect the legal guarantee of the vehicle.
• The instructions given in this instruction manual have been drawn up for strictly urban use. When conditions of use differ, stricter and more frequent maintenance will have to be carried out.
• If the vehicle is affected by an accident, contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service. They will carry out the necessary inspection and assessment to determine the condition of the vehicle.
• Always follow the instructions and recommendations provided in the manual, failure to do so could result in a serious accident.
• Make use of the instruction manual at all times and ensure that you understand all the information contained therein.
• As indicated in this instruction manual, to carry out any maintenance task, cleaning or repair work on the vehicle, you must ensure that it is switched off and the keys removed to avoid an accident caused by any moving part of the vehicle.
• Some of the moped's parts such as the motor, brakes and battery can become very hot, so avoid coming into contact with these parts.
• If the battery exceeds 60 °C, the vehicle will stop automatically to prevent damage to its components.

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3.2.3. Connector

Do not allow the charger connector to come into contact with any liquid under any circumstances.

3.2.4. Load (weight)

Never exceed the maximum permissible load weight of the vehicle and position it as centered as possible in a balanced way (see section 13. "Technical specifications").

3.2.5. Battery

For warnings related to the use of the battery, please refer to the section: 10.4. "Battery use, precautions".

3.2.6. Spare parts

Original Cecotec parts and spare parts must always be used. The use of spare or replacement parts which are not compatible with the vehicle may affect the safety and service life of the vehicle itself.

4. BEFORE USE

Be sure to check the following items before riding your moped, which will ensure your safety on the road. Riders should ensure that the vehicle is in good condition. Any component of the moped may be damaged if exposed to long-term storage. If exposed to adverse weather conditions for a long period of time, it may cause rusting of the brake system or a decrease in tyre pressure, which seriously affects the overall performance of the vehicle. In addition to a simple surface inspection, the following checks must be carried out before use:

1. The power supply circuit, check the battery cable, and the lighting circuit, by checking if all lights switch on.
2. Condition of handlebars, front and rear wheels.
3. Tyre pressure (as indicated in section 13. "Technical specifications"). Riding the moped with tyre pressures other than those specified or excessive tyre wear can lead to an accident or damage to the vehicle itself. If necessary, make adjustments.
4. If the reflector is damaged or dirty.
5. Check if the battery needs to be charged.
6. Check the brake operating system, if you feel that the brakes are too soft, you should go to the authorised dealer for an inspection.
7. Check the state of wear of the brake pads, they must never reach their limit.
8. Check the brake fluid level.

9. Check the operational status of lights, turn signals, indicator lights and horn. If necessary, make adjustments.

10. Check the state of wear of the tyres and that the tread depth is sufficient (greater than 1.6 millimetres).

11. Check if the throttle grip turns smoothly and if the return is normal.
12. Check if the steering rotation is normal.
13. Check whether the kickstand can be opened and retracted without any problems.
14. Respect the maximum load weight of the vehicle (indicated in section 13. "Technical specifications").
15. Ensure that the load weight is correctly and firmly secured and that no loose objects are left behind.

If any of the above mentioned elements are not in a good condition and you cannot repair them, please contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.

5. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND CLOTHING

1. Always wear a helmet: it is essential and compulsory for both the driver and passenger to wear helmets. Ensure that it is in good condition, properly fastened and approved. Wearing a helmet significantly reduces the risk and severity of head injuries. Full-face helmets are preferable to open-face helmets, in light colours or with reflective elements, and which fit properly.
2. Protect your eyes: always wear some form of eye protection, either a helmet shield or suitable goggles.
3. Appropriate clothing: opt for brightly coloured or reflective, close-fitting and appropriately sized clothing to ensure better visibility and safety on the road.
4. Protective gloves: wear suitable gloves to protect your hands from abrasions, cuts and bruises.
5. Proper footwear: footwear should fit properly, have a low heel and protect the ankles to provide better stability and protection while driving.

6. OPERATION

6.1. Remote control

The vehicle's remote control allows you to manage key functions such as locking and unlocking the moped and switching it on and off, all conveniently and safely. By pressing the corresponding buttons, the vehicle can be secured, prepared for driving or the power supply can be switched off without the use of physical keys.

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Remote control

1. Child Lock
2. Unlock
3. Vehicle search
4. Power button (press twice in succession)

Fig. 8. Remote control

ATTENTION: PLEASE, DO NOT PRESS THIS BUTTON (4) WHILE DRIVING, AS A SUDDEN POWER FAILURE OF THE VEHICLE MAY CAUSE A HAZARD.

6.2. Use of the locking device

Fig. 9. Locking device

Locking device

1. Turn the key to position 1 to start the vehicle. At this point, the key cannot be removed.
2. Turn the key to position 2 to switch the vehicle off. The key can then be removed.
3. Turn the key to position 3 and then remove the key. At this point, the handlebars cannot be moved and the vehicle's motor will not start. The same will happen with the indicator lights, they will not light up.

6.3. Left lever controllers

1. High beam and low beam headlights switch: press the right side to activate the high beam and press the left side to activate the low beam headlights.
2. Direction indicator switch: slide the button to the left to activate the left indicators. Do the same to the right to activate the right indicators. Returning the switch to the initial position (centre position) will deactivate the indicators.
3. Horn: press the button to sound the horn.

Fig. 10. Left lever controllers

6.4. Riding modes

SHARK

The Shark model only features one riding mode, so there is no need to switch between modes to get the optimum riding dynamics every time.

SHARK RS

This model features three different riding modes. By sliding the riding mode switch to the left, the following modes are available:

Mode 1- Limited to a maximum speed of approx. 49 km/h

Mode 2- Limited to a maximum speed of approx. 65 km/h

Mode 3- Limited to a maximum speed of approx. 80 km/h

The riding mode switch is located on the right lever.

6.5. Right lever controllers

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1. Riding mode change switch: slide the switch to change the different riding modes (only applicable to Shark RS model).

Fig. 11. Right lever controllers

7. LIGHTING

Fig. 12. Headlight and front indicators

1. Headlight
2. Indicators

LED technology is used for the high beam headlights, low beam headlights, brake lights and indicators.

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The headlights include the daylight running lights, high beam headlights and the low beam headlights which may be activated by means of the switch located on the left side of the handlebars, as explained in section 6.3 above. "Left lever controllers."

Fig. 13. Rear brake lights and rear indicators

Like the headlights, the taillights feature LED technology, both brake lights and rear turn signals. They can be activated by means of the switches located on the left side of the handlebars, as explained in section 6.3. "Left lever controllers."

8. SEAT CUSHION: OPENING AND CLOSING

In the case of the Shark and Shark RS models, there is no storage space inside the seat, as it is occupied by the batteries.

To open the seat, follow the steps below:

1. Insert the key into the locking device.
2. Turn the key clockwise until it reaches the "Open" position.
3. To close the seat again, simply perform the previous steps in reverse.

It will open when you hear a click sound. You can access the battery there.

Fig. 14. Seat opening

To close the seat again, simply perform the previous steps in reverse.

9. SIDE AND CENTRE KICKSTAND

The side kickstand is located on the left side of the Shark model. To unfold, simply press down on the kickstand protruding from the left side of the vehicle. The side kickstand is used to park the vehicle.

Fig. 15. Side kickstand

Please note that when this is unfolded it is impossible to ride the vehicle. The Shark model has a sensor that prevents the vehicle from being switched on for safety reasons.

Fig. 16. Centre kickstand

It also has a centre kickstand for parking the vehicle. To do this, first find a flat and stable surface on which to park the vehicle. Ensure that there are no objects that could interfere with the deployment of the centre kickstand.

The Shark and Shark RS models are fitted with an assist lever to make it easier for you to use the centre kickstand.

To unfold the centre stand, place your left hand on the left handlebar to keep the steering stable. Use your right hand to grasp a solid part of the motorbike, such as the rear handle or seat.

Then unfold the centre stand with your right foot, press the kickstand lever down until both feet of the kickstand touch the ground.

Transfer your force to the foot on the centre kickstand lever while pulling the vehicle backwards and upwards with both hands.

Continue to apply pressure with your foot while pulling backwards and upwards until the motorbike is stabilised on the centre kickstand.

WARNING: do not attempt to use the centre kickstand on sloping surfaces as this can be dangerous and the vehicle could fall over.

10. BATTERY

10.1. Battery removal

To remove the battery, the following steps shall be carried out:

1. Ensure that the vehicle is disconnected from the mains and switched off completely.
2. Open the seat as described in section 8. "Seat cushion: opening and closing".
3. Disconnect the battery from the top and remove it vertically.

Fig. 17. Seat opening

Fig. 18. Battery bottom connection

It is important that once the battery is removed, it is placed in a safe place out of reach of children and pets. In section 10.4. "Battery storage, maintenance and transport" the factors to be taken into account for the correct handling of the battery are explained.

To reinsert the battery or replace it with a new one, follow these steps:

Ensure that the vehicle is completely switched off and disconnected from the mains before handling it.

Note: If the vehicle is charging or switched on, DO NOT remove or tamper with the battery.

1. Connect the battery to the bottom making sure that all connectors are securely fastened. Fig. 17
2. Insert the battery into the compartment vertically.
3. Operate the tab that acts as a safety lock to close the battery cover.

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1. Close the seat according to the instructions in section 8. "Seat cushion: opening and closing".

10.2. Connector

The connector for charging the Shark and Shark RS models is located on the inside of the motorbike seat, next to the batteries.

The battery charging process is explained below in section 10.3. "Charging the battery."

Fig. 18. Closed charge connector

Fig. 19. Open charge connector

10.3. Charging the battery

In figure 20, you can see where the charge level indicator light is located.

Fig. 20. Charge level indicator light

• When being charged, the indicator light flashes to show the current power.
• After full charge, all indicator lights will be on and not flashing.
• When not charging, press the power display button:

o Indicator light flashes red: indicates that the remaining range is less than 10%.
The indicator light is fixed red: it indicates that the remaining range is between 10% and 34%.
Green indicator light and a red indicator light: indicates that the remaining range is 35% to 59%.
- Two green indicator lights and a red indicator light: indicates that the remaining range is 60% to 84%.
- All indicator lights on: indicates that the remaining range is 85% to 100%.
If all indicator lights are off, the battery is defective. Contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.
- Please use the corresponding battery capacity according to the standard configuration of the model.

- To charge the vehicle you can choose between the following two modes.

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Charging mode 1

1. Switch off the vehicle and remove the battery as described in section 10.1. "Battery removal."
2. Place the charger in a stable position, insert the output plug of the charger into the charging socket of the battery box.
3. Insert the input plug of the charger into the standard 220V household socket.

In this case, it will only charge the battery that is connected to the charger.

Fig. 21. Battery connector (charging mode 1)

Charging mode 2

1. Switch off the vehicle and remove the key.
2. Open the protective cover of the charging port, as shown in the figure, and insert the output end of the charger into the charging socket and the input end into the 220 V household power socket.

In this case, both batteries of the vehicle will be charged at the same time.

Fig. 22. External connector (charging mode 2)

10.4. Battery storage, maintenance and transport

• Please charge the battery within a room temperature range of 0 °C\~35 °C.
• Do not exceed 10 hours of charging time, overcharging will shorten battery life.
• It is strictly forbidden to cover the charger and battery box during charging, so as to facilitate ventilation and heat dissipation.
• Do not disassemble the charger yourself. If it needs to be replaced, please contact an authorised technician for repair or replacement.
• Store the vehicle in a flat and stable place; store it in a well-ventilated and dry place.
• Store the battery at 30%-50% charge level to ensure battery life.
• Try to avoid exposure to sunlight and rain to reduce damage or ageing of components.
• When storing the battery for a long period of time, charge it fully before use.
• For vehicles equipped with batteries stored indoors, in showrooms, warehouses or transported short distances in charging vehicles, after switching off and removing the key, remove the battery plug to eliminate possible electrical faults.

Long term storage

• When storing for a prolonged period, disconnect the battery plug after switching off and removing the key to interrupt the battery supply circuit (as detailed in section 10.1. "Battery removal"), thus avoiding over-discharging the battery.
• During long-term storage, perform a full charge/discharge cycle of the battery every month and store the battery at a 30%-50% charge level to ensure battery life.
• When using the vehicle after prolonged storage, ensure that the battery is fully charged.
• Before using the vehicle, check the different parts for faults. If you detect any problems, return the vehicle to the dealer for service or repair.

WARNING

• The battery is not a user serviceable component. If there is a malfunction or the battery is not fully charged after 10 hours of charging, please stop charging and contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.
• The charging function is deactivated when the room temperature is below 0 °C. Please charge the battery in an environment above 0 °C.
• Use of a non-original charger may cause battery leakage, heat, smoke, fire or explosion.
• Do not store the battery in an environment above 40° C, as this may cause irreversible capacity degradation.
• At low temperatures, the capacity of the lithium battery will decrease to some extent. The specific benchmark is that the usable capacity at -10 °C is 70%, the usable capacity at 0 °C is 85%, and the usable capacity at 25 °C is 100%.
• The most suitable battery storage capacity is 30% to 50%. If the storage capacity is below 10% for a long time, it will cause an irreversible degradation of the battery capacity. If the battery is stored for a long time, please keep the battery at -10 °C \~30 °C and perform a full cycle of charging and discharging for the battery every two months to minimize the attenuation of battery storage.

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- Avoid storing the battery in a location with a risk of falling, which may cause uncontrollable damage inside the battery and may cause leakage, heat, smoke, fire or explosion.

10.5. Battery use, precautions

ATTENTION

The battery can be a TREMENDOUSLY DANGEROUS (life threatening) item if not handled correctly. Please follow all the instructions in this manual carefully.

• Keep the battery away from children, fire and heat sources. It is strictly forbidden to throw it into the fire. Violent movements, blows and extrusion are prohibited. Avoid storing the battery in a location with a risk of falling, which may cause uncontrollable damage inside the battery and may cause leakage, heating, smoke, fire or explosion.
• Only the specified charger must be used, and the use of other chargers to charge the battery is prohibited. Use of a non-original charger may cause the battery to leak, heat, smoke, catch fire or explode.
• This vehicle has undergone a strict inspection before leaving the factory, and disassembly is strictly prohibited. Contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service for any questions.
• Do not expose the vehicle to a room environment above 40 °C for a prolonged period of time, as this may cause irreversible degradation of the vehicle's performance.
• Charging temperature: 0 °C - 35 °C. The charging function is deactivated when the room temperature is below 0 °C. Please charge the battery in an environment above 0 °C.
• At low temperatures, the capacity of the lithium battery will decrease to some extent. The specific benchmark is that the usable capacity at -10 °C is 70%, the usable capacity at 0 °C is 85%, and the usable capacity at 25 °C is 100%.
• The most suitable battery storage capacity is 30% to 50%. If the storage capacity is below 10% for a long time, it will cause an irreversible degradation of the battery capacity. If the battery is stored for a long time, please keep the battery at -10 °C \~30 °C and perform a full cycle of charging and discharging for the battery every two months to minimize the attenuation of battery storage.

• Only authorised and qualified personnel may handle or remove the battery from the vehicle. If the battery is to be removed for charging, please follow the instructions mentioned in section 10.1. "Battery removal" and observe the precautions to be followed in that section.

• The battery can be exchanged for an identical battery supplied by Cecotec. Only use original Cecotec batteries or batteries compatible with this model as expressly confirmed by Cecotec. Failure to do so may reduce the life of the battery and your vehicle. In the case of battery removal, be sure to handle the battery with care as indicated in this manual.

• The battery should be transported at a low speed in order to avoid strong impacts. Use both hands when transporting the battery and move carefully and slowly.
• Any damage to the battery (impacts, falls, contact with humidity, water or any other liquid, exposure to a heat source, exposure to temperatures above 35 °C) may cause the battery to catch fire.
• If you notice any signs of damage to the battery, avoid connecting the battery and contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.
• In the event of a battery fire, it can be extinguished using water or CO2, unless it is connected to the mains or is in the vicinity of other batteries. In such cases, it is necessary to use a CO2 extinguisher to control the fire and move it to an isolated safe area at least 20 metres away from any exposure, such as other vehicles or batteries. Once in a safe place, it is important to contact the emergency services to manage the situation.
• Opening the battery box is strictly forbidden and may represent a considerable risk and invalidate the warranty completely. Only authorised personnel are allowed to work on the battery box.
• Disassembling the battery without permission may cause battery leakage, heating, smoke, fire or explosion. If smoke is observed coming from the battery, it is of the utmost importance to call the firefighters immediately and to remove it urgently from the enclosed space in which it is located.
• The battery is not a user serviceable component. If there is a malfunction or the battery is not fully charged after 10 hours of charging, please stop charging and contact the electric vehicles retailer or the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.

Fig. 23. Warning signals

11. EMERGENCIES

11.1. First aid and self help

• In situations of battery breakage, smoke or fire, it is essential to prioritise the evacuation of personnel from the affected area and to provide adequate ventilation to disperse gases. It is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.
• On contact with eyes, rinse with plenty of water for at least 10 minutes, holding eyelids open to remove any residue.
• If the skin comes into contact with harmful substances, remove contaminated clothing and wash the affected area with soap and water for at least 20 minutes. It is important to avoid the application of ointments.
• In case of inhalation of fumes, move the person to a well-ventilated area outdoors and administer oxygen or artificial respiration as necessary.
• If there is a brake fluid leakage and it comes into contact with the skin, the affected area must be washed immediately with water. If it comes into contact with the eyes, follow the same procedure and seek medical attention immediately.

11.2. Fire safety measures

• Type D, CO2 and dry chemical extinguishers can be used to extinguish a fire in the battery.
• It is crucial to be aware of specific hazards, such as overheating of the cells due to external sources or incorrect use.

12. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

To extend the life of the vehicle and to ensure a safe and comfortable ride, regular maintenance checks should be carried out. Even during prolonged periods of vehicle inactivity, periodic inspections should be carried out.

Before starting the vehicle each day, it is essential to carry out routine checks. The importance of these checks should never be overlooked. Before riding, be sure to complete all of the following inspection points to ensure optimum performance and safe riding.

12.1. Cleaning

FREQUENCY: DAILY
Regular cleaning	Display	Clean with a soft sponge to remove insects or dirt.
	Seat cushion	Clean with a soft sponge to remove insects or dirt.
FREQUENCY: MONTHLY
Regular cleaning	Painted parts	Clean with brightener.
	Rubber parts	Clean with special rubber protection products.
	Metal parts	Use oil to clean and grease metal parts.
	Display	Wipe off hardened dirt with a soft sponge.
	Lights	Wipe off hardened dirt with a soft sponge.
	Suspensions	Check for leaks at both fork and rear shock absorber.

Note: do not use harsh detergents, dirty cloths, hard cloths or sponges when cleaning the vehicle as these may damage its components.

12.2. User maintenance

User maintenance must be carried out before starting each run.

Parts	Checks
Handlebar	1. Smoothness.
	2. Flexible rotation.
	3. No axial displacement, no movement, no play.
Brake lever	The brake lever shall have a travel of 10 mm - 20 mm.

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Wheels	1. Normal tyre pressure.
	2. Degree of wear.
	3. No cracks or cuts.
Battery	Sufficient charge for the intended travel distance.
Lights	Operate all lights: high beam headlights, low beam headlights, brake light, turn signals, etc., to check for normal operation.
Horn	Check if the horn is working normally.

12.2.1. Brakes

1. Brake lever free play

The brake lever must have adequate free play. Free play refers to the distance from when the lever is released until it feels tight when gripped.

2. Brake fluid check

• Position the handlebars straight and check the brake fluid in the reservoir. It must be kept between the upper and lower limit marks.
• When the fluid level drops to the lower limit mark, check the brake pads for wear.
• If the brake pads are worn within the specified limits, this usually indicates a leak; have them inspected by a repair shop.
• Brake fluid: DOT4.

When maintenance or repair of the braking system is required, please contact the nearest authorised repair shop or dealer for inspection. When replacing parts, it is necessary to use original parts from the authorised repair shop or dealer.

12.2.2. Wheels

1. Check and adjust the tyre pressure regularly.
2. Tyre pressure should only be checked when the tyres are cold. The normal front and rear tyre pressure is (225 ± 10) KPa (*).
3. Periodically inspect tyres for punctures, especially if there is any sign of air leakage, immediate repair should be carried out.
4. Check for cuts or sharp objects stuck in the tyre tread. Inspect the rim for dents, indentations or deformations. If any damage is found, contact the maintenance shop for inspection.
5. When the tyre tread wears down to the minimum tread depth required by the regulations, the tyre must be replaced immediately.

(*) The recommended tyre sizes and pressures given in this manual are for guidance only. We recommend that you always check the specific information on your tyre markings or consult the tyre manufacturer to ensure accuracy and suitability for your motorbike. This ensures safety and optimum vehicle performance.

Warning

• If the tyre pressure is too high, the tyre may burst while riding, causing accidents. When tyre pressure is too low, the contact area between the tyre and the ground increases, leading to accelerated tyre wear, increased energy consumption and even rim slippage or disengagement of the tyre from the rim.
• Using excessively worn tyres is very dangerous as it affects the grip between the tyre and the road surface, leading to riding difficulties and even accidents. When the tread depth on the centre surface of the tyre reaches the specifications, the tyres must be replaced.

12.2.3. Left and right turn signals and taillight

Check that the left and right turn signals and the taillight are working properly. If they do not work, they must be replaced immediately.

12.2.4. Horn

Check whether the horn sounds correctly. If it does not sound or the sound is abnormal, it should be adjusted or replaced immediately.

12.2.5. Throttle

Check if the throttle is effective, accelerate gently and return to the idle position automatically.

12.3. Maintenance at repair shop

This regular maintenance will ensure that your vehicle is kept in optimum safety condition, safeguarding both the user and the vehicle.

Maintenance planning

Part to be checked	Period (km or time)
	3000 km / 3 months	6000 km / 6 months	12000 km / 12 months
Tyre pressure	A	A	A
Battery inspection	A	A	A
Play check	A	A	A
Checking the handlebar play	A	A	A
Dampers	A	A	A
Screws	A	A	A

ENGLISH

Lubrication of vehicle parts		B	B
Lighting and electrical equipment	A	A	A
Side kickstand	A	A	A
Front/rear brake	A	A	A

Key:

A: Check, clean, adjust

B: Lubricate

Please note:

- Once the maintenance plan is fully completed (>12,000 km) repeat the maintenance plan again from the beginning.

- When riding regularly under harsh conditions, such as uneven road surfaces, it is essential to perform maintenance as often as indicated in the manual to maintain the vehicle's excellent performance.

Warning:

1. If the vehicle is frequently used under full load weight, overloaded, at high speeds, on bumpy roads or on uphill and downhill terrain, carry out user maintenance on a regular basis.

2. The original parts are made of superior quality materials and have undergone rigorous validation, guaranteeing both quality and long life. When carrying out maintenance and repairs, please use original parts to ensure that the vehicle remains in optimum condition, guaranteeing safe riding, and enjoying the normal warranty services.

3. During routine maintenance and repairs, if any anomaly is detected, it is necessary to clean, inspect or replace promptly. You can consult simple repair methods or take the vehicle to the dealer for inspection and repair.

12.4. Troubleshooting

FAULT	POSSIBLE CAUSES	POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Motorbike does not start when switched on	1. The battery plug is not correctly inserted.2. The battery is dead.3. The battery is damaged.4. The main switch is not activated in the “ON” position.	1. Plug the battery cable in properly.2. Charge the battery.3. Replace the battery.4. Replace the fuse.5. Turn the switch to the “ON” position.
Motor does not start when the throttle is rolled	1. Battery voltage is too low.2. Brake lever is being pressed and causes the power button to activate.3. Vehicle has not started.4. Throttle not operated.	1. Charge the battery.2. Avoid gripping the brake lever while starting the motor.3. Start the vehicle.4. Roll the throttle at full power.
Slow speed or lack of autonomy	1. Low battery level.2. Insufficient tyre pressure.3. Frequent braking and starting causing overloading.4. Battery ageing or normal attenuation.5. Room temperature too low, which weakens the charging and discharging capacity of the battery.	1. Charge the battery/Charger is damaged.2. Check tyre pressure before each use.3. Establish good riding habits.4. Replace the battery.5. This is a normal phenomenon.
Stopping while riding	1. The battery has run out of power.2. Check that the battery is correctly installed.	1. Charge the battery.2. Check for excessive battery play.3. If the battery has no play and the same problem occurs, perhaps the connector or electrical wiring is loose, contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.
The battery cannot be charged	1. Poor contact between the charger plug and the battery socket.2. The charger is damaged.3. Incorrect sequence of the charger.	1. Check if the plug is loose.2. Replace the charger.3. Reconnect the charger in the correct sequence of charging mode.
Power unit produces an abnormal creaking noise	Check brake disc for excessive brake disc play.	1. Contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.
Smoke and odour coming from the power system	Check the motor cable head screw for looseness.	1. This is an internal fault in the power unit, contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service.
Faulty speed regulation	1. Battery voltage is too low.2. The throttle is damaged.	1. Charge the battery fully.2. Consult the official Cecotec Technical Support Service for repair or replacement of the battery.

13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Reference:	04888/00654	04890/00655
Product:	CECOTEC SHARK	CECOTEC SHARK RS
Dimensions [mm]
- A.- Wheelbase	1330 mm	1330 mm
- B.- Overall length	1930 mm	1930 mm
- C.- Total width	670 mm	670 mm
- D. - Total height	1120 mm	1120 mm
Seat height	785 mm	785 mm
Weight [kg]
Mass in running order of the vehicle (1)	78 kg	78 kg
M.M.T.A. (2)	248 kg	248 kg
M.M.T.A. Front axle (2)	75 kg	75 kg
M.M.T.A. Rear axle (2)	173 kg	173 kg
(1) Taking into account all the elements necessary for riding the vehicle, except the weight of the driver.
(2) Technically permissible maximum mass
Suspension
Front	Hydraulic	Hydraulic
Front distance [mm]	445 mm	445 mm
Rear	Spring	Spring
Rear distance [mm]	315±1.5 mm	315±1.5 mm
Motor
Brand	QS	QS
Type	In-wheel motor	In-wheel motor
Rated power [W]	3000 W	3000 W
Operating voltage [V]	72 V	72 V
Serial number	12ZW7256048YA......	12ZW7256048YA......
Maximum speed [km/h]	45 km/h	80 km/h
Lights and indicators [Technology]
Headlight	Lamp / Bulb	Lamp / Bulb
Taillight	LED	LED
Brake light	LED	LED
Indicators	LED	LED
Wheels
Front wheel dimensions (2)	130/60-13	130/60-13
Front wheel pressure (2)	225 kPa	225 kPa
Rear wheel dimensions (2)	120/70-12	120/70-12
Rear wheel pressure (2)	225 kPa	225 kPa
Braking system
Front shaft	Disc	Disc
Front axle diameter [mm]	190 mm	190 mm
Rear shaft	Disc	Disc
Rear axle diameter [mm]	220 mm	220 mm
Battery
Voltage [V]	72 V	72 V
Technology	Lithium	Lithium
Number of cells	180	180
Capacity [Ah]	30 Ah	30 Ah
Charging time	6-7 hrs.	6-7 hrs.
Weight [kg]	10.2 kg	10.2 kg
Charger
Outlet	5 A	5 A
Energy efficiency
Energy consumption (Wh/km)	32 Wh/km	32 Wh/km
Environmental protection	Euro 5	Euro 5
Autonomy (km) (3)	*60 km with 1 battery and at a constant speed of 45 km/h	*60 km with 1 battery and at a constant speed of 45 km/h*68 km with 2 batteries and at a constant speed of 80 km/h

(1) Autonomy measured according to EU 2018/285
(2) The recommended tyre sizes and pressures given in this manual are for guidance only. We recommend that you always check the specific information on your tyre markings or consult the tyre manufacturer to ensure accuracy and suitability for your motorbike. This ensures safety and optimum vehicle performance.

Technical specifications may change without prior notification to improve product quality.

14. DISPOSAL OF OLD ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES

This symbol indicates that, according to the applicable regulations, the product and/or batteries must be disposed of separately from household waste. When this vehicle reaches the end of its lifespan, you should remove the batteries/accumulators and take them to a collection point designated by the local authorities. For detailed information on the most appropriate way to dispose of your electrical and electronic equipment and/or batteries, consumers should contact their local authorities.

Compliance with the above guidelines will help protecting the environment.

15. TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND WARRANTY

Cecotec shall be liable to the end user or consumer for any lack of conformity that exists at the time of delivery of the product under the terms, conditions, and deadlines established by the applicable regulations. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Cecotec shall not be liable to the consumer when the lack of conformity of the product or any part thereof is the result of:

Improper use or maintenance.

A lack of maintenance due to a failure to carry out one of the inspections set out in the product service manual or a repair carried out by an unqualified person.

A modification or alteration of the product or its parts in a manner not authorised or permitted by the manufacturer as described in this manual.

A use other than that intended by the manufacturer, such as, but not limited to, use on rough terrain or uneven surfaces, in competitions.

Non original Cecotec parts or parts not expressly recognised by Cecotec as compatible with the product have been used.

Parts subject to wear and tear (e.g. batteries, tyres, brake discs, brake pads) may reach the end of their service life before the end of the legal warranty period. Therefore, the replacement or repair of these parts resulting from wear and tear, even if the legal warranty period has not expired, will be at the expense of the user.

ENGLISH

Batteries must be charged and maintained as described in this manual. If they are subjected to different charging cycles (in terms of frequency and duration) from those specified here, their service life may be reduced.

It is recommended that repairs be carried out by qualified personnel.

If you detect an incident with the appliance or have any queries, please contact the official Cecotec Technical Support Service on [phone].

16. COPYRIGHT

The intellectual property rights over the texts in this manual belong to CECOTEC INNOVACIONES, S.L. All rights reserved. The contents of this publication may not, in whole or in part, be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmitted, or distributed by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or similar) without the prior authorization of CECOTEC INNOVACIONES, S.L.

1. PECES I COMPONENTS

1.1. Components generals

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Figura 14. Obertura del seient

Figura 15. Pota de suport lateral

Figura 16. Pota de suport central

Figura 17. Obertura del seient