Ewheels EW-26 User manual

EW-26

Owner’s Manual

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Table of Contents

Page 2 - Feature Guide

Page 3 - Technical Specifications

Page 4 –Turning on Your Scooter

Page 5-6 - Operation of Scooter

Page 7-8 - Charging and Battery Information

Page 8 - Ramps and Curbs

Page 9 - General

Page 9 - Use While Under Influence

Page 10-11 - Safety Requirements

Page 12-14 –Warranty

Page 15-19 –Safety Manual

Charger Port

Large Aluminum Wheels Front Drum Brake

Rear View Mirrors

Large Cargo Box Front Headlight

Technical Specifications

Model:

EW-26

Weight Capacity:

400 LBS

Speed:

Up to 15 MPH

Distance:

Up to 40 miles per charge (distance varies on terrain, riders

weight, road surface, etc.)

Front Seat: Type:

Two Passenger Saddle Seat

Front seat: Size:

14” Wide, 26” Deep

Controller Type:

BLDC Controller

Swivel Seat:

N/A

Recommended Tire PSI:

32 –40 PSI

Power:

Electric 48 volts

Motor Wattage:

500 Watts

Motor Type:

Brushless Motor

Amps:

20 AH Batteries

Volts:

48 Volts

Dimensions:

70” x 28” x 43” (LxWxH)

Floor Clearance:

6.5”

Wheel Base:

52”

Batteries:

(4) 12 Volt, 20 AH, Deep Cycle, Maintenance Free, SLA

Forward/Reverse switch:

Yes

Lighting Package:

Headlight with High/Low Beam, Rear Running Lights, Rear

Brake Light, Turn Signals

Front Tire Size:

15” x 3”

Rear Tire Size:

15” x 3”

Charger:

48 Volt Smart Charger

Throttle Type:

Variable Twist Throttle

Climbing Angle:

Up to 12 Degrees

Braking System:

Left (Rear) and Right (Front) Hand Brakes

Folded Height:

N/A

Headlight:

Headlight with High and Low Beam

Rear lights:

Yes, Running Lights

Electric Horn:

Yes

Scooter Weight:

209 LBS

Battery Indicator:

Yes

Front Suspension:

Two Front Suspension Springs

Rear Suspension:

Two Rear Suspension Springs

Reflectors:

Rear Reflectors

Warranty:

3 Year Limited Warranty

**TURNING ON YOUR SCOOTER FOR THE 1ST TIME**

Before using your scooter for the first time, you must turn on the circuit

breaker switch which is located underneath the seat. To access the

circuit breaker, insert the key into the ignition, and without pushing in

further, turn the key counterclockwise (left). You will hear the seat latch

release, and you can now lift up the back of the seat to access the circuit

breaker.

(If you’re having trouble getting the seat latch to release, please double

check that you are not pushing the key inwards while trying to turn left)

Insert Key into Ignition

Flip the Blue Circuit

Breaker Switch

Operation of Scooter

1. Battery Power Indicator Lights

The battery power indicator bars

will light up when turned on. The

battery indicator bars will only be

displayed when the scooter is

turned on. The bars represent the

scooter’s current charge level.

1. Emergency Brake Tab

The emergency brake is located under

the left side of the tiller. The tab holds

tension in the brake lines to keep the

unit stationary while not in use.

Activate by pushing the pin upwards

while squeezing the left brake handle.

The bar will travel upwards when the

brake handle is approximately

halfway. Squeeze the left brake handle

to deactivate.

2. Tiller Controls

See below for all tiller functions labeled below. Status lights on the top of

the tiller will illuminate or flash when the feature is activated.

Horn Button #1

Lights Switch

High/Low Headlight Button

Forward/Reverse Button

Turn Signal Switch

Horn Button #2

Speed Selector Switch

Charging Instructions:

The smart charger included with your scooter will shut off its high current

mode when the scooter is fully charged. When the light on the charger is red,

the scooter is still charging. When the light turns green, this means the scooter

is fully charged. Once fully charged, unplug within two hours to avoid

overcharging.

The charging time varies depending on how charged the batteries are. If almost

empty, the charge time may take up to 8 hours. If the red light stays on for

more than 8 hours, unplug the charger. Do not exceed 8 hours charge time.

Batteries and Battery Maintenance:

Only use the recommend batteries for your scooter. Do not use lithium ion

batteries. The batteries can be charged as needed without causing damage.

You can wait until low, or charge right after a short ride. Avoid leaving on the

charger for an extended period to avoid potential damage.

Specification of the battery that we recommend:

Type: (4) 12 volt, 20 AH, Deep Cycle, Maintenance Free, Sealed Lead Acid

Note:

-Do not use automotive starter batteries. They are not designed to handle

long deep discharge and are unsafe for use in your scooter.

-The useful life of a battery is quite often a reflection of the care it

receives.

-Always charge the batteries in a well-ventilated area.

-The charger is intended for indoor use only.

-Replace all batteries at the same time if weak.

-Recharge the scooter at least once every month when not in use to avoid

deterioration of the batteries.

Ramps and Curbs:

1. Check that the ramp surface is roughened to prevent slipping. Never drive

across a slope or turn sharply on a slope.

2. When driving up curbs, always check the height of the curb to ensure that

it does not exceed 4” height.

3. Always go forward up ramps and curbs.

4. Avoid stopping completely when going over small objects or obstructions.

General:

1. Always keep your feet on the scooter while riding.

2. Do not exceed the weight capacity of 400 LBS.

3. Do not attempt to lift or move the scooter by any of its removable parts.

Personal injury and damage to the scooter may result.

4. Never try to use your scooter beyond its limitations as described in the

manual.

5. Do not connect any electrical or mechanical device to the scooter. Failure

to obey this instruction may result in injury and will void the warranty.

6. Always comply with local laws and regulations.

Use While Under the Influence of Medication or Alcohol:

1. Check with your physician if you are taking any medication that may

affect your ability to operate your scooter safely.

2. Do not operate your scooter while you are under the influence of alcohol

as this may impair your ability to operate your scooter in a safe manner.

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