Bimar MP52 Manual De Instrucciones página 47

The scooter has the following adjustment and control elements:
Button "
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off). When the scooter is on, press the button:
 Twice (2) to turn on the front light; the corresponding light "
off the light, press the button again twice (2).
 Three (3) times to change units of measurement from MPH to Km/h, or vice versa.
Speed: the three speeds can be selected by pressing the "
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corresponding to the selected speed lights up:
" "= white light = minimum speed
" "= yellow light = medium speed
" "= red light = maximum speed
Battery status indicator "
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: (75-100)%
: (50-75)%
Do not use the scooter when the battery percentage is between 0 and 25%.
Rear brake: to operate, press the rear mudguard with one foot in an appropriate manner,
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without applying too much force.
Motor brake: to operate, press the lever down carefully
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Accelerator: to operate, press the lever down gently
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Rear light (when using for the first time, remove the transparent plastic tab from the
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battery compartment): press the button to turn it on and again to turn it off
Bag holder hook
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Reflective strip (it is advisable to place it on the left arm), battery
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charger, customisable plate (fix this to the deck using the screws
provided, if it has not already been fixed on)
Autonomy: the scooter can cover a distance of about 12-15 km with a fully charged battery
in ideal conditions. Below are some of the main factors that may affect the autonomy of the
scooter.
Terrain:
A smooth, flat surface increases the distance that can be covered, while riding
uphill on uneven or rugged terrain significantly reduces the distance.
Weight:
The weight of the rider can influence the distance travelled; a lighter rider will have
a longer range than a heavier person.
Ambient temperature
temperatures, which will increase the distance, battery life and overall performance of your
scooter.
": Press for about 2 seconds to turn the unit on (display on) or off (display
: (25-50)%
: (0-25)%
: Please rider and store your scooter at the recommended
", when the corresponding symbol lights up:
" lights up; to turn
" button; the symbol