ES 90 EW - Scooter EMG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ES 90 EW EMG

• Take the time to learn the basics of driving practice and gain experience to avoid serious accidents that can occur in the rst periods of use.

• Contact the seller to be directed to an appropriate driving training organization.

• Avoid high trac areas or congested areas.

• City trac involves crossing many obstacles such as sidewalks or steps. It is recommended to avoid jumping over obstacles. It is important to anticipate and adapt the trajectory and speed before crossing these obstacles. It is also recommended to stop and get o the vehicle when these obstacles become dangerous due to their shape, height or the risk of skidding they present.

• In any case, anticipate your trajectory and your speed in compliance with the highway code, the type of pavement and the obstacles present.

• Make your presence known when you approach a pedestrian or cyclist, when you are not seen or heard.

• Cross the pedestrian walkways by walking.

• Park the scooter only on a at and non-slippery surface using the special stand. Do not park the scooter on surfaces with an inclination greater than 6 °. Parking uphill or downhill involves the risk of loss of stability and falling or overturning.

• Either way, take care of yourself and others.

• Do not modify the vehicle from its original use.

• This vehicle is not intended for acrobatic use.

• Attention, the brake disc can overheat during use. Do not touch after use.

• Regularly check the tightness of the various bolted elements, especially the wheel pins, folding system, steering and brakes.

• Like any mechanical component, the vehicle is subject to severe stress and wear. Dierent materials and components can react dierently to wear or fati- gue. If the expected life of a component is exceeded, it can suddenly break and risk injuring the user. Cracks, scratches, and discoloration in high-stress areas indicate that the component has exceeded its life and needs to be replaced.

• Eliminates sharp edges caused by use.

• Do not modify or transform the vehicle.

• Avoid obstacles, smooth surfaces, snow, ice and rough surfaces.

• Avoid irregular objects that can clutter the road surface such as branches, gar- bage, stones, pebbles or other.

• Prolonged use of the vehicle or on uneven surfaces could lead to numerous body vibrations that could trigger certain pains; use the scooter in a reasonable way to limit these risks.24

• Avoid tight spaces or spaces with obstacles.

• Do not drive on slippery roads in rain or high humidity.

• Do not drive the scooter on steep slopes which could aect the stability of the vehicle.

• Any load attached to the handlebar will aect the stability of the vehicle.

• It is forbidden to use accessories or additional elements not approved by the manufacturer.

• There is no minimum and maximum height limit for the use of the scooter.

• When using the scooter, wear appropriate shoes and clothing, as well as all ne- cessary protective items: helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and other protective gear.

• Attention: on wet roads or with high humidity the braking distance increases, adapt the speed accordingly. It is therefore very important to adapt your dri- ving style and speed and leave an adequate safety distance with pedestrians or other means of transport.

• It is necessary to evaluate the surface you are traveling on (at, clean, dry, at, wet, dirty, uneven) and adapt your driving style and speed to ensure a safe di- stance from pedestrians or other means of transport.

• Restrict driving in poorly lit areas, in the dark or at night. In this case, always use the lighting devices on the vehicle and use clothing equipped with high visibility devices.

• In the event of an accident, stay where you are and wait for help.

• Do not lend your scooter to people who are unfamiliar with the device.

• This device can be used by persons over the age of 14 as well as by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities, if they are adequately supervised by an adult and if they have been given instructions regarding the safe use of the device and if possible risks were understood; Cleaning and maintenance of the scooter should only be done by a properly trained adult.

• It is also necessary to wear shoes when handling the scooter (maintenance, assembly, repair, etc.)

• This item is not a toy.

• Use only the power supply supplied as standard.

• During use, tightly close the cover of the scooter’s charging socket to protect the connector from water and dust.

• The external ex cable of the charger cannot be replaced; if the cable is dama- ged, the battery charger must be scrapped and replaced with one of the same type.

• Minors using the scooter must always be supervised by an adult.25

• Do not ride the scooter with more than one person on the footrest as this could cause you to lose control of the vehicle.

• Do not use the scooter in situations that could be dangerous to your safety and that of the people around you.

• Do not use the vehicle under the inuence of alcohol, drugs or psychotropic substances that can alter your emotional state, your sensory abilities and the control of your movements.

• Always wear appropriate clothing that does not restrict movement, as well as at shoes (preferably sneakers with a non-slip rubber surface) that provide the necessary grip and stability.

• As with any means of transport, the use of the scooter can cause injuries to the user or to the people around, as a result of accidental falls or collisions. It is the- refore necessary to always wear protective equipment (such as bicycle helmet, knee pads, elbow pads) and be very careful not to cause damage to people and things.

• The scooter should not be used in standing water, puddles or adverse weather conditions (such as rain, snow or hail). Use the scooter in dry environments to avoid damage to the motor and electrical circuits.

• Do not attempt to disassemble the product or its parts. Any repairs must be carried out by authorized personnel according to the warranty conditions.

• Disconnect the power supply before cleaning the scooter. For cleaning, use a cloth slightly moistened with water or a solution suitable for cleaning these de- vices. Do not use alcohol or benzene. After cleaning, dry immediately with a soft cloth.

• Before using the scooter, the handlebar must be installed on the main frame of the vehicle.

• Periodically check that all screws are well tightened, that there are no loose bol- ts or screws on the handlebar and mechanical parts, that the brake is properly adjusted and that the front / rear lights work correctly.

• The user must be able to use his arms and hands freely and always hold the handlebar with both hands.

• At all times, the user must be able to look freely in front of him, on both sides, and freely perform the necessary maneuvers.

• the driver must wear the reective vest or the high visibility harness from half an hour after sunset, throughout the period of darkness and during the day, if the weather conditions require lighting.

• It is forbidden to transport other people, objects or animals, or to tow vehicles, transport animals and be towed by another vehicle.26

• The scooter must not be equipped with a seat for the user because it is desi- gned to be used standing up.

• The scooter is equipped with a bell for all beeps.

• Only adults or people over the age of 14 can ride the scooter.

• Do not press the accelerator when walking next to the device. The manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage to persons or proper- ty occurring as a result of using the product.27 General description

3. Horn and light control

7. Safety hook and mechanism

9. Front wheel with motor

1. Insert the handlebar into the vehicle frame;

2. After matching the holes in the handlebar with those in the frame,

insert the screws and tighten them well; repeat the operation also on the opposite side of the handlebar by inserting a total of 4 screws.29

OPEN AND FOLD THE SCOOTER

1. Release the release lever located on the lower part of the handlebar support

tube, pressing the release button and pulling the hook outwards;

2. Fully open the release lever, bringing it to 90 ° with respect to the support tube;

3. Guide the handlebar tube towards the rear wheel;

4. The handlebar is equipped with a hook: then hook the handlebar onto the

special support, located on the rear mudguard;

5. The scooter can now be transported by gripping the handlebar support tube

1. With the scooter closed and the handlebar attached to the rear mud-

guard, rele-ase the handlebar by acting on the hook located on the hand- lebar itself;

2. Lift the handlebar in a vertical position;

3. Carefully close the locking lever, located on the lower part of the hand-

lebar support tube.30

HOW TO RECHARGE THE BATTERY

Before rst use, charge the battery to 100% capacity. To make sure you reach your destination, we recommend that you fully charge the battery when the display shows battery level with 2 bars. NOTE: the battery must be charged every 30 days, even if the scooter is not used; if the battery is not charged regularly, it will lose eciency until completely discharged; in this case, we cannot acknowledge the warranty on the product. Charging procedure

1. Open the charging socket protective cap located on the side of the

scooter and connect the charging plug of the charger, paying attention to the direction of insertion;

2. Connect the charger to the wall socket at 220V

3. The charging process is in progress with red charger LED light. The

charging process is complete when the charger LED turns green: the battery is charged to 100% capacity;

4. Disconnect the charger from the wall socket and then the charging socket

5. Carefully close the charger connector with the protective cap.

Always charge the battery in a dry and ventilated environment. Never cover the charger during charging process, otherwise it may be damaged. The charger is for indoor use only.31 AUTONOMY The maximum distance that can be traveled with a single battery charge is approximately 25km. However, this value must be considered indicative since it can be inuenced by numerous factors. Among the factors that can most aect battery life are the following:

• Transported weight: other conditions being equal, a greater tran- sported weight will lead to a reduction in the battery autonomy.

• Surface: at and sliding surfaces are less wasteful for the battery compared to uneven terrain, with slopes or that present substantial friction.

• Speed and driving style: a pace with frequent acceleration and bra- king will discharge the battery faster than a regular and uniform pace.

• Correct use and maintenance of the battery: a correct manage- ment of the charge and discharge cycles of the battery (see paragraph “How to recharge the battery”) will help to keep the full eciency of the battery longer and delay its natural decay.

• Environmental conditions: the presence of wind or use at low tem- peratures lead to a reduction in battery life.32 Display MULTIFUNCTION BUTTON Switch the VELOCIPTOR ES 90EW on and o To turn on and o, press the button for about two (2s) seconds. Turn on the front and rear LED light VELOCIPTOR ES 90EW is equipped with front and rear LED lights. Press the power button to turn on / o both LED lights. Note: the front LED has a white light while the rear LED has a steady red light. Press the brake to make the LED rear light ash Activate / deactivate speed level To set the maximum speed level: ECO: 6Km / h, D: 20Km / h, S: 25Km / h, press the button twice quickly until the indicator corresponding to the desired speed level lights up. Speed indicator Km / h Speed level:

• ECO: Speed limited to 6 Km / h maxi- mum

• D (Drive): Maximum speed around 20 Km / h

• S (Sport): Maximum speed around 25km / h LED battery level indicators Multi-function button: on / o light, speed limiter, engine on / o33 Speed measurement unit change Three quick presses of the key: change the speed unit of measurement (from Km/h to mph and vice versa, is indicated on the display). Activate / deactivate Kick Start The Kick Start function activates or deactivates the start of the scooter through a small muscular push; without this push the scooter will not start. Four quick presses of the button: the Kick Start is enabled/disabled Handlebar controls Accelerator and turning lights switch Front brake Besides the rear disc brake lever, on the right side of the handlebar, you can nd the accelerator and the turning light switch: by pressing the button with the right arrow, the right arrow lights up, and vice versa. On the left side, you will nd the front electronic brake control. By pressing the button, the front brake is activated.34

HOW TO USE THE SCOOTER

Steel and aluminum frame with a maximum capacity of 125 Kg (passen ger + luggage) Foldable Honeycomb 8.5-inch wheels diameter Motor power 0,35 KW 3 speed levels: 1- ECO 6km / h, 2- Drive 20km / h, 3- Sport 25km / h 36V 6 Ah lithium battery rechargeable in about 3 hours Integrated display in the handlebar Rear disc brake and front electronic brake Front and rear LED lights Front shock absorber Directional arrows Convenient side stand Maximum incline: 15% (subject to change based on cycle weight, bat tery charge level and road conditions) Waterproof: IPX4 Airborne noise: <70dB (A) Weight about 12 Kg Power supply included 100-240V ~ 50 / 60Hz / 42V 1,5A output TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS First of all, it is advisable to adjust the disc brake, tightening it or making it softer, according to your riding style. Make sure the kickstand is in the closed position. Step onto the platform with one foot and use the other to give yourself a gentle push. Slowly press the accelerator to start the electric motor. To brake, release the accelerator to activate the engine brake or, for more decisive braking, use the rear disc brake lever. To turn or change direction, lean slightly to the left or right and twist the handlebars slightly Before dismounting, stop the movement of the scooter completely.35 Precautions for correct disposal of the product. The symbol shown on the equipment indicates that wa- ste must be disposed of in “separate collection” and so the product must not be disposed of together with urban waste. The user must take the product to special “separate wa- ste collection centres” provided by local government, or deliver it to the retailer against the purchase of a new product. Separate collection of waste and subsequent treatment, recycling and di- sposal operations promotes the production of equipment with recycled materials and limits negative eects on the environment and on health caused by improper handling of waste. Illegal disposal of the product leads to the enforcement of administrative penalties. Information to users ABOUT household appliances The product works with batteries that fall under the European directive 2013/56 / EC and that cannot be di- sposed of with normal household waste. Please inform yourself about the local directives regarding the separate col-lection of batteries: a correct disposal allows to avoid negative consequences for the environment and health. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Product technical assistance is guaranteed by: Trevi S.p.a. Technical assistance Via Raibano 40, 47853 Coriano (Rimini) Italia Tel.: [phone] | Web: www.emgmobility.it36 warranty

1. The warranty comes into force on the date of the tax document and covers ma-

nufacturing defects and consequent failures that arose during the warranty period.

2. In the event of a device failure, the buyer can ask for assistance

contact the retailer where you purchased the product or: Trevi S.p.a. Technical Assistance, Via Raibano 40, 47853 Coriano (Rimini) Italy - Tel .: [phone] | Web: www.emgmobility.it

3. In order for the warranty to be valid, the buyer must present a valid proof of

purchase of the product for which he intends to request assistance (invoice or sales receipt in which an identication code and product description are expressly indica- ted) , together with this warranty certicate.

4. The external parts of the appliance, components and accessories purchased se-

parately, parts and components which by their nature are subject to wear and tear, decay, and therefore require periodic maintenance and / or replacement (for exam- ple cables) are not covered by the warranty. power supply, power supplies / battery charger, batteries, wheels, cases, etc ...). The guarantee does not cover direct and indirect damages, suered by the user or by third parties, deriving from knocks and falls (even accidental), misuse by the user, use in an unsuitable environment, other components, atmospheric agents, sudden changes in tension, res. The warranty does not cover those marginal aesthetic de- fects that have a negligible eect on the value or functionality of the product. Except as otherwise prescribed in other parts of this certicate, the warranty automatically lapses in the following cases: a) if the serial number of the device is removed, modied or made unrecognizable; b) in the event of tampering, alteration, replacement, repair, attempted repair, di- sassembly (even partial) of the product carried out by unauthorized personnel; c) in case of tampering or other violation of the integrity of the warranty seals placed on the product; d) in the event of use that does not comply with current legislation <applicable to the product covered by the warranty. The recognition of direct and indirect damages of any kind to persons and things deriving directly or indirectly from one or more causes of exclusion mentioned in this paragraph is also excluded.37 warranty

5. The mere authorization to send the product to the service center does not imply

that the defect has been recognized as covered by the warranty with consequent free repair of the product. The product must be shipped in the original packaging, or in another suitable packaging, and in any case inserted in a protective packaging that is suitable for shipment by courier or postal service. Until delivery to the service center, the goods travel at the sender’s risk. The warranty does not cover any dama- ge that may have occurred during transport to the service center. The service center reserves the right to check the validity conditions of the guarantee upon receipt of the product. For requests for warranty assistance which, following verication by authorized service personnel, should prove to be unfounded due to the absence of real defects or due to the absence of defects covered by the guarantee, all costs incurred for the repair will be charged to the customer, the verication and controls on defect-free units covered by warranty. The customer will also be charged for all transportation costs.

6. If parts or components under warranty are replaced, the parts removed and re-

placed will become the property of the service center. In the event that the repair is not physically possible, or is excessively expensive in relation to the value of the product, this can be replaced with a product with equivalent or superior technical characteristics.

7. The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage or loss resulting from the

failure to use a product for repair, or for any damage or loss resulting from the mal- function of the product or some of its parts.

8. The period of validity of the battery warranty (if any) is 6 months from purchase.

9. The period of validity of the guarantee for consumers, that is, those who buy