Cleaning And Maintenance - RAWLINK 36756 Manual De Instrucciones

The battery icon on the display indicates
the remaining battery capacity. The bars in
the battery icon turn off one by one as the
battery discharges during operation.
If the scooter is not used for 5 minutes, it will
automatically switch off .
Switch on the removable front and rear lights
before you start using the scooter.
Press the < (18) and > (20) buttons to choose
between the three settings of maximum
speeds, with 1 being slow and 3 being fast.
The selected setting is shown on the display.
Place one foot on the scooter's foot plate (11)
and get yourself started using your other
foot.
As the scooter moves forward, press the
throttle (22) so that the scooter begins to
move forward. The longer the throttle is
pressed in, the faster the scooter moves.
Press the front brake handle (17) to use the
front brake. The front brake is electronic and
therefore pressing hard on the front brake
handle will not slow the scooter any harder.
Do not press too hard on the front brake
handle or it may break.
Tread on the rear brake (12) to brake the rear
wheel.
Displays
Press the on/off button (19) to choose from
the following displays:
ODO: Displays the total distance travelled
since the scooter started being used.
DST: Displays the distance travelled since the
last time the scooter was started.
TIME: Displays the operating time.
Range
The scooter's maximum range is 8-12 km.
However, this can be aff ected by many
factors, including:
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• Road conditions: The range increases
when you ride on a � at road. The range
is reduced when you ride on hills or on
roads with bumps.
• Speed and riding pattern: The range
increases when you ride at constant
speed. The range is reduced if you start,
stop, accelerate or brake all the time.
Riding on inclines reduces the speed
signi� cantly and so it may be necessary
to assist using your foot.
• User weight
• Temperature: The range is reduced
when you ride the scooter in low or high
temperatures.

Cleaning and maintenance

The scooter cannot tolerate riding over curbs
or similar bumps.
The scooter should be checked regularly and
tightened.
Regularly wipe the outside of the scooter
with a well-wrung cloth and then dry off with
a dry cloth.
Do not spray water or liquid on the scooter,
as the built-in electronics and circuits could
be damaged.
Do not use alcohol, petrol, solvents or harsh
or abrasive cleaners, as they may damage the
scooter exterior.
Be careful when lifting the scooter or moving
it away from you.
Make sure that it is turned off and that it is
not connected to the charger.
Do not leave the scooter outdoors when it is
not in use.
Store the scooter in a dry location indoors at
room temperature. If you do not intend to
use the scooter for a prolonged period, do
not leave it connected to the power.