Blimo Solax Transformer User manual

SOLAX TRANSFORMER

MANUAL

CONTENTS

Introduction.........................................................................................2

Product overview...............................................................................3

Folding and unfolding..........................................................................4

Battery and charging.........................................................................5-6

Functions and features......................................................................7-9

Technical information..........................................................................9

Maintenance.........................................................................................10

Troubleshooting.....................................................................................10

Contact information..........................................................................11

INTRODUCTION

Please read this manual carefully before using your Solax Transformer. If, despite

the user manual, any feature or function of your scooter is unclear or your device

is faulty, please contact our Blimo.se customer service and we will assist you with

your device.

This manual covers the features and functions of the Solax Transformer Walkway

Scooter, the components, the safety requirements and instructions, and the device

and battery maintenance instructions.

Please note that all information and illustrations in this manual are for reference

purposes only and the actual product may dier.

Before you start using your Solax Transformer scooter, please check that the pac-

kage that you received contains all the parts:

- Solax Transformer scooter

- Battery

- Charger

- 2 x key

- 2 x Allen key

- User’s Guide

If any of these parts are missing from the delivery, please contact Blimo. custo-

mer service and we will assist you.

If there is any damage to the equipment or its packaging during transportation,

please contact our customer service as soon as possible to receive your order by

e-mail info@blimo. with pictures.

This appliance is not intended for use by children.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1. Back support

2. Hand support

3. Locking knob

4. Charging input

5. Back wheels

6. Seat

7. Folding/unfolding handle*

8. Battery

9. Control panel

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10. Handle bar

11. Adjustable handle bar pole

12. Handle bar height adjuster

13. Release switch**

14. Front cover

15. Front wheels

16. Foot board

17. Back frame

*= In newer year models

**= In older year models

FOLDING AND UNFOLDING

UNFOLDING OLDER YEAR MODEL

Opening the Solax Transformer from the folded mode

works in two dierent ways, depending on your devi-

ce’s Year model. Folding works the same regardless of

the Year model.

1. Press down on the release lever in the center of the handlebar post.

NOTE! Do not pull the lever!

2. While still holding the handlebar pillar while pressing the release lever, pull the seatback

back with one hand.

3. When the device is opened approximately halfway, you can release the release lever and

press down on the center of the frame. Press down on the frame until the device is fully

straightened.

1. 2. 3.

UNFOLDING NEWER YEAR MODEL

1. In the newer model, opening is started by pressing the long lever

at the folding point of the frame.

2. The seat backrest is then pulled outwards as in step 2 of the ol-

der model opening.

3. When the device is opened halfway, press down on the device

frame, as in step 3 of opening the older model.

FOLDING

Pull the long lever of the frame fold point upwards (g 1), to move the front and rear of the

scooter closer to one another while lifting the center section (g 2). Lastly, push the handlebar

pole and the seat toward each other until the device locks into folded position (kuva 3).

1. 2. 3.

Your Solax Transformer scooter is delivered with one

maintenance free 24V 10Ah lithium battery. The

battery is charged with the included easy-to-use

29.4V 2A charger.

Please charge the battery fully before rst use.

Using the device with an uncharged battery may

damage the battery.

The battery starts to wear when you rst use it,

and the battery range decreases over time. Normal

battery life is 6 months to 3-4 years, depending on

how it is used and handled. Normally, the battery is

replaced with a new one before it runs out, due to

the reduced battery range.

BATTERY AND CHARGING

BATTERY SAFETY GUIDE

1. Always charge the Solax scooter before charging, ie the ignition

key is in the OFF position.

2. Charge the batteries at least 12 hours before rst use.

3. Never charge batteries for more than 24 hours at a time.

4. Never charge the batteries if they are completely discharged,

this may brake or damage them.

Keep in mind that the battery range decreases as the temperature drops. If the temperature of

the batteries drops, for example, from 20 ° C to 5 ° C, the battery range may be nearly halved.

We do not recommend using the device in temperatures below -5 ° C.

When it is time to replace the battery, it is very important that the new battery is the right one.

Contact Blimo Customer Support to get the right battery!

It is also important that the battery is handled and used properly to avoid abnormal wear or

damage.

If you do not intend to use your Solax Transformer for an extended period of time, you should

charge the battery approximately every 30 days. During winter storage, the battery should be

stored at plus temperature.

5. Always charge the device before the battery charge drops below 20%.

6. Charge the batteries after each use.

7. Do not store batteries in freezing temperatures if they are not fully charged.

8. Never allow batteries to overheat, so do not expose batteries for example to direct sunlight.

9. Maintain the batteries during long-term storage by regularly charging them fully.

10. Always use the original charger designated for the device; charging with another charger

may damage the battery.

CHARGING THE BATTERY

Charging

input

Before charging, always make sure that your Sloax scoo-

ter is turned o, that is, the ignition key is set to the OFF

position.

You can nd the battery charging input on the back of the

scooter, below the seat. First, plug the charger into a wall

socket, then open the rubber cover on the connector and

attach the metal charger head to the connector on the

scooter.

Pay attention to the pins on the charger charging head and

t them into the holes on the scooter charging connector.

The charger may need to be pressed slightly to secure it to

the charging connector, but do not use force.

The diode in the charger’s transformer indicates the charge

status.

When the light is red, the battery is charging.

When the light turns green, the battery is full and the char-

ger can be disconnected from the scooter.

Also disconnect the charger from the wall outlet.

It is advisable to disconnect the charger from the scooter

shortly after charging is complete.

Do not keep the charger attached to the scooter for more

than 24 hours at a time.

The battery reaches its full capacity after a few full charges. So it is normal for the battery

range to be slightly defective at rst, and it is therefore particularly important to fully charge

the battery the rst ve times it is charged.

Charging time depends on how you use your device.

If the battery has sinked below 30%, normal charging takes about 12 hours, while if the scooter

has been driven less, it naturally takes less time to charge. You can see the charger transfor-

mer’s diode color when charging is complete and the battery is full.

We recommend charging the battery after each use.

HOW TO MAXIMIZE BATTERY RANGE AND LIFE

1. Charge the battery after each use.

2. Disconnect the charger from the scooter when the battery is fully charged.

3. Keep at least the battery at a constant indoor temperature when the scooter is not in use.

4. Charge the battery regularly for a longer period of storage, about once a month.

5. Drive your scooter at as steady a speed as possible and avoid multiple stops and acceleration

situations.

6. Low or medium speed consumes less battery than full speed.

A) Battery indicator

B) Control panel

C) Ignition lock

D) Throttle

E) Speed controller

F) Reverse lever

G) Handle bar

H) Honk

FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES

The handlebar has two levers, Dand F.

To move forward, pull the right lever (D) toward you. The throttle is innite, so the more you

push the lever, the faster the device will run. When you release the throttle lever, the unit will

brake automatically.

NOTE: Avoid releasing gas quickly, as the device will pull very hard. It’s nicer to drop the pace

slowly.

To reverse, pull the left lever toward you. During cancellation you will hear a warning signal

from the honk.

Slowing down the top speed also slows down the acceleration of the device. Slower top speeds

should be used when getting used to riding a scooter, and are also good for conned spaces such

as indoors.

DRIVING / STOPPING

TRAFFIC LAW

The Solax scooter is considered to be a bicycle-like device according to the Trac Code and

regulations. So you can ride your scooter wherever bicycling is allowed.

You can also drive with Blimo only on pedestrian roads. However, keep the speed at walking

speed (approx. 5-6 km / h) on the pedestrian streets. In trac, the scooter should be used on

the right side of the road and in dusk and darkness the headlights should be on.

Power management of the Solax Transformer scooter works by turning

the removable key in the ignition switch.

The ignition switch has two positions, ON and OFF.

The scooter cannot be driven without the key in the ignition switch

and turned to the ON position.

To start the Solax Transformer scooter, turn the key to ON. Now you

can drive your scooter normally.

IGNITION LOCK AND KEY

To turn o the scooter, turn the key to OFF. It is advisable to turn o the scooter every time you

park the machine.

We also recommend that you remove the key from the ignition switch when the scooter is par-

ked to prevent theft.

If the ignition key is removed from the ignition switch, or the key is turned to the OFF position

while driving, the magnetic brake of the scooter will automatically brake, and the scooter will

make a sudden stop.

SPEED CONTROLLER

The cruise control is used to adjust the scooter’s top speed. You can

adjust the speed from 0 km/h to 6 km/h. As you rotate the knob to the

left (toward the tortoise image), the top speed decreases, while tur-

ning the knob to the right (toward the rabbit image) increases the top

speed.

NOTE: Do not adjust the speed while driving or when reversing.

When the scooter is on, the battery indicator shows in real time how

much battery power is available. When all indicator lights, both green,

orange, and red, are lit, the battery is full. As the battery level drops,

the lights turn o one by one. When the display lights up in orange and

red, the battery is half full. It is good to charge the battery only when

the red lights are on, at the latest.

BATTERY INDICATOR

HONK

The honk button located on the front of the control panel, is easy to

use when needed. When you press the button, a beep sounds.

ADJUSTING THE HANDLE BAR HEIGHT

The height of the handlebar can be adjusted by

opening the height adjustment latch on the side

of the handlebar post, after which the top of the

handlebar can be raised to the desired height.

Motor 120W 24V

Battery 24V 10Ah lithium battery

Charger AC 29V 2A

Battery range Up to 20 km*

Total weight 24,5 kg

Weight (without battery) 22,5 kg

Total length 93 cm

Total width 45 cm

Seat width 43 cm

Seat hight from ground 56 cm

Clearance at the lowest point 36 mm

Tires (solid rubber) Front 6x1.5 inch

Back 7x2.36 inch

Maximum load 130 kg

Top speed 6 km/h

Maximum gradient 15 degrees

Turning circle 1,4 m

Brake Automatic, intelligent, regenerative and

electromagnetic

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

USE YOUR SCOOTER SAFELY

• Do not operate your Solax Transformer scooter until you have read and incorporated the in-

structions for use and maintenance of this manual.

• Check the condition of the ground before driving. The scooter can be driven gently on the

lawn, but avoid driving on loose gravel, soft sand and o-road. Do not ride your scooter in an

area where you are not sure of the condition of the ground.

• Do not drive other people with the scooter, device is designed for one person at a time, ex-

ess weight or sitting for example on the hand supports may damage scooter.

• Do not use the device if you are under the inuence of alcohol or drugs.

• Make sure the seat is properly secured.

• Reduce speed when driving on uneven ground or over small obstacles.

• Always reduce speed before turning.

• Do not park the scooter on a slope.

• Use caution when in the vicinity of heavily tracked roads, or in crowded places, such as

squares, shopping malls or indoors.

• Hold the handlebar with both hands and keep both feet on the platform while riding the

scooter.

• If you are in a vehicle with a scooter, such as a bus, do not sit on the scooter.

• Do not tilt more than 15 degrees.

• Do not exceed the maximum carrying capacity of the scooter, ie 130 kg. This weight limit

includes the user as well as bags / groceries / other items to be carried.

• Do not reverse on uneven ground or on slopes.

• Do not drive on slippery or icy roads.

• Always protect the battery from frost.

• Never charge a frozen battery.

* = Depends on many external factors such as driving style, temperature, ground, etc.

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