Ewheels EW-01 User manual

EW-01

Owner’s Manual

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Table of Contents

1. Feature Guide

2. Product Specifications

3. Handle Bar controls

4. Operating Instructions

5. Folding and Unfolding

6. Safety Requirements

7. Battery and Battery Charging

8. Care & Maintenance

9. Basic Trouble Shooting

Battery Voltage Parking Brake Seat Back Cushion

Throttle Key Ignition Reverse Switch

Tube Adjustor

Silver Button

Height Adjustment

Shock Absorbers

Front Tire

Telescopic Pull Handle

Foot Board

Battery

Rear Tires

Storage Luggage

Rack

Seat Frame

Technical Specifications

Model

EW-01 Speedy Scooter

Weight Capacity

300Lbs

Speed:

Up to 11mph

Distance:

30 miles per charge (distance varies on terrain, riders

weight, road surface, etc.)

Front Seat: Type

Folding/Collapsible Chair with Backrest

Front seat: Size

13 ½ “x 12 ½ “x 14”

Front Seat:

21 ½ “

Safe Gradient:

18°

Turning Radius

33”

Steering Height

30” from Ground

Rear Foot Rest:

N/A

Power:

Electric

Watts:

450 Watt

Motor Type:

Rear Wheel Hub Motor

Amps:

12 AH

Volts:

48 Volts

Dimensions:

37” x 22” x 33” Folded: 38” x 23” 22”

Floor Clearance:

3”

Front Basket:

8” x 8” x 10”

Batteries:

(1) Lithium Ion Battery 78 Cell with BMS

Forward/Reverse switch:

Yes

High/ Low Speed switch:

N/A

Front tire size:

7” tire type: 200 x 50

Rear tire size:

10” tire type: 10 x 2.125

Charger:

48-volt Smart Charger included

Throttle Type:

Variable Twist Throttle

Key Start:

Yes

Braking System:

Rear Drum Brakes

Drive System:

450 Watt Rear Hub Motor

Headlight:

N/A

Rear lights:

N/A

Carton Size:

Shipped fully assembled on pallet –48” x 30” x 34”

Scooter Weight:

69lbs with batteries

Battery Indicator:

Yes

Front:

Frame shock absorbers

Rear:

N/A

Reflectors:

Yes (rear only)

Warranty:

Limited –3 Year Warranty

Operation of Scooter:

1. Turning on the power

Put key in ignition and turn clockwise to turn key on. Turn-key counter-

clockwise to power off when you stop. (Fig a)

2. Speed Control

Speed is controlled by the black twist grip throttle. Twisting the throttle

grip towards you will increase the speed. Releasing the throttle grip will

reduce the speed. (Fig a)

3. Battery Voltage Indicator

The battery level indicator will show when the scooter is on. The battery

is 48 volts thus the battery indicator when full should read a minimum of

48 volts although often the battery voltage will read higher because many

batteries when fully charged will read greater than 48 volts. The battery

read out simply indicates the voltage remaining on the battery. (fig a)

(fig a)

4. Forward / Reverse

The forward/reverse switch is located on the left side of the handle grip.

Press switch R for Reverse and F for Forward. (Fig b)

Forward / Reverse

(Fig B)

5. Carrier Rack

Unscrew the (2) black turn knobs located directly beneath the rear of the

scooter underneath the carrier rack. Once knobs have been loosened, pull

the carrier rack away from the scooter for desired distance. Tighten the

(2) black turn knobs to lock the carrier in place.

6. Front Basket

Fasten the front basket of the scooter utilizing the basket connector

frame. (fig c)

(Fig C)

Folding Scooter

1. Fold the seat back cushion down until it rests on top of the seat cushion.

(fig d)

(Fig D)

2. Stand behind speedy and pull the black hand grip located under the seat

to the rear of the scooter towards you until the seat folds. CAUTION: Keep

all fingers away from seat bracket to avoid harm. (fig e)

(Fig e)

3. Pull the handlebar hand grip collapse mechanism towards the handgrip

until the handgrip lowers and folds. Repeat until both handgrips are

folded. (fig e)

4. Stand in front of the scooter and push the locking handlebar tube lever

toward the floorboard of the scooter. (fig f)

5. Stand in front of the scooter and push the handlebar tube silver lever

release located on the lower section of the handlebar tube towards the

floorboard of the scooter. CAUTION: Be sure to stand in front of the

scooter when lowering the handlebar tube to avoid being hit by the

handlebar tube when lowering. (fig f)

Hand grip

(Fig f)

6. Stand scooter upright vertical position and press the black button on top

of the black telescopic handle release to extend the telescopic pull

handle.

Unfolding Scooter (Please refer to the diagram on page 2)

1. Stand in front of the scooter and press the black button on top of the

telescopic pull handle to lower the telescopic extender.

i. Stand in front of the scooter pull front handlebar tube forward

2. Push the handlebar locking lever towards the steering tube until the lever

locks in place.

i. Raise the seat back cushion

ii. Stand behind the scooter place your hand just below the

bottom seat back cushion and pull the seat vertical straight up

until the seat bracket locks in place.

Locking handle bar

Silver lever release

iii. Stand in front of the scooter and raise each hand grip until

each handlebar grip locks in place.

iv. Adjust the handlebar tube to desired height by simply turning

the tube adjust counter clockwise. Press the silver button

located on the front of the handlebar tube to raise or lower

handlebar to desired position. Once desired handlebar height

is secured then turn the tube adjustor clockwise to lock the

handlebar in place.

Safety Requirements

Driving Surface

Speedy has the best stability under the normal driving conditions (dry, level

ground with concrete or asphalt) Extra care must be taken when riding on

other surfaces (grass, gravel etc.)

DO NOT exceed the specified climbing angle (0-18 degrees). Please read the

manual instruction completely before operation.

Check the physical condition before driving the scooter.

ALWAYS SLOW DOWN WHEN TURNING

Speedy can be used in short grass and hard gravel safely with caution.

Avoid driving in loose gravel, covered soil and sandstone.

Do not drive the scooter in unknown road conditions.

Speedy can ride over small obstacles within a certain height, but you must

minimize the speed and slowly drive over the obstacle.

Do not operate the scooter before you have fully read and understood

this manual.

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