E-moped owner's manual

To our customers:

Welcome to join the electric moped community. To enjoy a safer and happier driving experience, you should be familiar with all the contents of this operation instruction before driving. Your safety is not only related to your own alertness and operating skill, but also to whether you are familiar with the mechanical performance of the electric moped. Each time before driving, you should check it carefully.

In addition, periodic maintenance is also a basic condition. If you need periodic maintenance or repairs, please note that only special repair stations know how to deal with the problem and ensure optimum operational performance.

CONTENTS Forword Riding safely List of parts Note to charging Trouble shooting guide Note to charging Trouble shooting guide Maintenance Wiring diagram Technical parameters

FOREWORD

This product is designed for transportation and is environmentally friendly. Below are the characteristics and advantages of the electric moped.

• High-efficient brushless DC motor.
• Digital controller with indicators and protection from overvoltage and undervoltage.
• Brake system with power cut-off ability to ensure safe riding.
• Battery with high performance offering stronger current and longer distance for driving.
• Front and rear suspension system providing a smooth and comfortable ride.

Warning:

• Driving age is subject to local laws and ordinances governing and/or restricting the use of electric bikes. These laws and ordinances vary greatly from municipality to municipality. It is your responsibility to know and abide by your local restrictions.
• Do not remove or dismantle parts privately. Please contact a service center or dealer for replacement or repair parts.
• Do not lend the vehicle to anyone who is not familiar with the riding process.
• Avoid sudden stops or braking to prevent accidents.
• Never ride with one hand. Avoid riding when intoxicated.

RIDING SAFELY

General Rules

• Always wear an approved helmet when riding your moped and follow the helmet manufacturer's instructions for fit, use, and care of your helmet.
• When riding, obey the same road laws as all other road vehicles, including giving way to pedestrians and stopping at red lights and stop signs.
• Ride predictably and in a straight line. Never ride against traffic.
• Ride defensively. To other road users, you may be hard to see. Use correct signal lights to indicate turning or stopping.
• Concentrate on the path ahead. Avoid potholes, gravel, wet road markings, oil, curbs, speed bumps, drain grates, and other obstacles.
• Expect the unexpected, such as opening car doors or cars backing out of concealed driveways. Be extra careful at intersections and when preparing to pass other vehicles.
• Familiarize yourself with all the moped's features. Practice using signal lights, braking, and the horn.
• Don't carry packages or passengers that will interfere with your visibility or control of the moped. Don't use items that may restrict your hearing.
• Please ride slowly when road conditions are bad.

• Please do not exceed the loading capacity. This will affect the driving distance.

Wet Weather

• In wet weather, you need to take extra care.
• Brake earlier; you will take a longer distance to stop.
• Decrease your riding speed, avoid sudden braking, and take corners with additional caution.
• Be more visible on the road.
• Wear reflective clothing and use safety lights.
• Potholes and slippery surfaces such as line markings and train tracks all become more hazardous when wet.

Night Riding

• Ensure that the front lights are on.
• Wear reflective and light-colored clothing.
• Ride at night only if necessary. Slow down and use familiar roads with street lighting if possible.

CAUTION: Modification is illegal. A modified vehicle will affect its structure or performance, shortening the vehicle's life. Modifications will not be covered by warranty. It is necessary to buy original spare parts from authorized dealers. No guarantee can be provided for the quality or durability when purchasing non-original spare parts from the market.

WARNING: Once you have completed the initial charge, you are ready to ride. You must be aware of all local laws and ordinances that govern and/or restrict the use of electric bikes. These laws and ordinances vary greatly from municipality to municipality. It is your responsibility to know and abide by your local restrictions.

LIST OF PARTS

1. Headlight 2. Front shock absorber 3. Battery 4. Rear carrier 5. Rear light 6. Rear change direction light 7. Motor 8. Front change direction light 9. Rear reflector (LR)

10. Brake levers (LR) 11. Side stand 12. Front disc brake 13. Main stand 14. Rear tyre 15. Front tyre 16. Mirror 17. Rear fender 18. Stand switch

1. Lighting switch The lighting switch has three positions: At this position, all lights are off. At this position, the position lamp, tail lamp, and instrument lamp are illuminated. At this position, the headlamp is illuminated.
2. Gear shift First gear: climbing mode Second gear: economic mode Third gear: speed mode
3. Reverse gear Press the "R" button while simultaneously turning the throttle switch to engage the vehicle in reverse.
4. Power switch ON: Turning the switch to this position powers on the vehicle for driving. At this time, the key cannot be removed. OFF: Turning the switch to this position powers off the vehicle. At this time, the key can be removed. LOCK: Turning the switch to this position allows the key to be removed. At this time, steering operation is prohibited, and the vehicle and lights are in the off position.
5. Protection Switch This switch is located under the seat. You must turn it to the "ON" position before riding the vehicle.
6. Key recovery In case of faults such as rotation handle failure, brake handle failure, motor fault, or integrated fault, press this button and follow the voice prompts to continue traveling at a low speed.
7. Please turn off the main switch when the vehicle is not in use for a long period of time. Warning: Never push the moped when the handlebar is locked; it may fall down if balance is lost. Attention: Please lock the moped and take the key after parking.

NOTE TO CHARGING

1. This moped uses a built-in charger, and during charging, the power switch of the moped shall be turned off.
2. First, insert the output plug of the charger into the in-bicycle charging socket, and then insert the input plug of the charger into the household socket. At that time, the power and charging indicator lights on the charger will illuminate, indicating that the power is connected and charging is in progress.
3. If the charging indicator light changes from red to green, it indicates that the micro-buffering system is in maintenance mode. This state should not exceed 24 hours.
4. The battery in the moped is only compatible with our own charger. Do not use any other chargers, as this may damage the battery.
5. During charging, the charger should not be covered and should be kept away from heat sources to avoid risks.
6. It is normal for the temperature of the charger to rise during charging (generally not above 40°C).
7. During use and storage, the charger should be kept away from liquids or metal materials. Pay attention to safety when charging.
8. Charging when the battery capacity is discharged to 60% would slow down its decay and improve its service life.
9. The charger is a high-tech electronic product and should not be opened arbitrarily to avoid personal injury.
10. Lower temperatures may somewhat affect the battery's charging and discharging capacity, and in winter, the range may be reduced, which is a normal phenomenon.

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

	Troubles	Possible causes	Corrective measures
	When the power switch is rotated to position ON and the on indication lamp lights on, rotating the speed-adjustment handle fails to start the bicycle.	1. Loose motor connection plug 2. Loose battery connection line 3. The brake disk is not reset and is under the brake power-off state	1. Ensure proper insertion of the plug 2. Securely fix the connection 3. Reset the brake disk
	Failure of speed adjustment or not free rotation of handle	1. Loose adjustment handle plug 2. Loose magnet of adjustment handle	1. Ensure proper insertion 2. Solder and connect the wire 3. Replace fuse of the same specification
	Charger fails to charge	1. Loose plug and socket of the charger 2. Loose connection lines of battery set 3. The battery box's charging fuse is burnt	1. Ensure proper insertion 2. Solder and connect the wire 3. Replace fuse of the same specification
	At charging, after inserting to the power supply, the indication lamp fails to light on	1. Check of network	Check the network power supply
	Short sustained mileage of one cycle of charger	1. Insufficient charging of battery 2. Decayed or damaged battery 3. Frequent braking or riding against wind or upslope	1. Ensure the battery is sufficiently charged 2. Replace battery 3. Assist with pedaling in this case
	Other troubles	1. Abnormalities in hub motor, controller, charger, or battery 2. Other troubles impossible to judge	Consult dealers or authorized maintenance centers; do not attempt to open and repair arbitrarily

NOTE: If other problems occur, do not attempt to disassemble the moped on your own. Please proceed to the authorized dealer.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

1. Regularly wipe the moped and keep it clean. Do not directly flush the electric parts or drive parts with water.
2. Avoid standing under direct sunlight or in hot or wet environments. If left outdoors on a rainy day, protect the rotary handles, battery box, and control box. If exposed, perform a trial drive in the original place, and only restart the moped after confirming everything is okay.
3. Do not arbitrarily disassemble or modify the moped, and do not use unqualified parts. Please purchase wearable parts from our authorized service center.
4. Regularly check the brakes, fasteners, and wearable parts that are prone to looseness, and promptly repair any issues found. The front axle, middle axle, and front fork should be lubricated only with grease; do not lubricate the brakes.
5. The saddle of the moped is marked with a safe line, and care should be taken during adjustment not to exceed this line.
6. While driving, always check if the wheels are rotating normally, the tires have sufficient pressure, the brakes are functioning properly, brake disks are not excessively worn, and indicator lamps are working correctly.
7. While driving, avoid pointed objects on the road to prevent puncturing the tires.
8. Ensure the moped is parked steadily to prevent overturning.

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