GLOBBER E-MOTION 14 Manual Del Propietário página 9

1. If the scooter battery is low or uncharged, the appliance can be used as a standard scooter. To do so, stand on the scooter with
your hands on each handlebar and push with one foot to make it moving forward. Proceed with caution to start with.
2. A mechanical hand brake is located at the left of the handlebar. When necessary, press it to slow down. Press gradually to avoid
skidding or loss of stability.
How to adjust the barrel on the hand brake:
1. Fine tune the brake block by turning the barrel screw. To do so:
2. First undo the barrel-adjuster's locknut (turn counter clockwise).
3. To increase the brake power, unscrew the barrel in counter clockwise direction in small increments. To decrease the brake
power, turn the barrel inward in clockwise direction in small increments.
4. Check the feeling of the brake from time to time to finetune the adjustment.
5. Tighten the barrel-adjuster's locknut when done (turn clockwise).
Warning: The rear fender is not a brake; do not use for braking!
• Warning. Any load attached to the handlebars will affect the stability of the vehicle.
• When you use your electric scooter, ensure your position is always correct and respect the local laws and highway codes.
• Always speed up and slow down gradually.
• The scooter is for teenagers and adults. It is not a toy. It is a means of transport and not designed for extreme sports such as
jumps, ramps, ollies, etc. Under no circumstances should the product be used in a skatepark for "aggressive" use (figures, etc.).
• Use with caution on clean, dry flat surfaces and if possible, away from other users. Respect the road safety regulations.
• Braking distances are increased in rainy weather or when wheels are wet.
• Traffic in the city has many obstacles to cross, such as curbs and steps. It is recommended to avoid obstacle jumps. It is important
to anticipate and adapt your trajectory and speed to those of a pedestrian before crossing these obstacles. It is also recommended
to get off of the vehicle when these obstacles become dangerous due to their shape, height or slippage.
• Take the time to learn the basics of the practice to avoid any serious accident that can take place in the first months. Get closer to
your seller so he can refer you to an appropriate training organization.
• Do not divert the use of the vehicle.
• WARNING! Keep plastic covering away from children to avoid suffocation.
• The average A-weighted emission sound pressure level does not exceeds 70 dB(A).
• Check local laws concerning the use of scooters. Respect all the traffic rules and road signs. Keep away from pedestrians or users
on the public highway.
• Preferably use on flat, clean surfaces free from gravel or grease. Avoid bumps and drain gratings likely to cause an accident.
• Avoid high traffic areas and overcrowded areas.
• Cross the protected passages while walking.
• In any case, anticipate your trajectory and your speed while respecting the code of the road, the code of the sidewalk and the most
vulnerable.
• In all cases, take care of yourself and others.
• Notify your presence when approaching a pedestrian or cyclist when you are not seen or heard.
• Always wear shoes and we strongly advise you to wear trousers and long-sleeved shirts to avoid injury if you fall.
• Warning. Wear personal protection equipment including: wrist guards, gloves, knee and elbow protectors and a helmet.
• Do not use in the dark if the front light is turned off or not bright enough.
• The electric scooter is not designed for acrobatics. Do not attempt to jump or execute dangerous manoeuvres.
• Do not ride more than one person on the scooter.
• You are advised not to leave the electric scooter outside in damp or wet conditions.
• Do not touch the hub motor located in the rear wheel when in use or immediately after riding.
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