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JACK - User Manual JACK LJ 1.0 2015-1/INT EN

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Page 4 Copyright © 2015 LEEV Mobility BV. All rights reserved. Trademarks LEEV Mobility BV (LEEV) owns a number of trademarks including but not limited to, LEEV Mobility, JACK and the LEEV and JACK logos that have been registered in the United States and in other countries. LEEV Mobility re- serves all rights in its trademarks.
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JACK User Manual Index Introduction Components Controls Handling Folding and unfolding Using the battery Maintenance Troubleshooting Specifications JACK - User Manual JACK LJ 1.0 2015-1/INT EN...
Page 7: Introduction
LEEV is involved the development and marketing of in- novative light electrical vehicles for personal use in short and medium JACK is carefully designed to provide you with a com- range. Applications include inner city mobility, commer- fortable ride. The adjustable handlebar allows for an cial services, and leisure activity.
Page 9: Components
All JACK parts must be approved by LEEV Mobility, and properly COMPONENTS – installed. using your JACK without all parts properly installed could damage your JACK and result in serious injury from loss of control, col- lisions and falls. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR JACK Do not modify the JACK.
Page 11: Controls
Battery level indicator Chapter 3. Fully charged, the JACK has a range of 25 Km. In this USING THE CONTROLS situation, all 6 blocks of the battery will be visible on the display. When the battery level drops, first the up- per block will turn off than the one underneath that etc.
Page 12 On the left side of the display you have got your battery status. 6 blocks light up is totally full, all blocks of means your battery is empty. The wrench sign means that your JACK needs service. Next to the wrench you will find the temperature. When this sign goes on, your JACK is overheated.
Page 13: Handling
HANDLING Make sure that your handlebar folding lock is tight. Put one foot on the footboard of the JACK and put your other foot next to the jack on the ground, to hold balance. Hold the handlebar firmly, make sure to not twist the throttle. As the JACK is a totally new vehicle, with a unique steer...
Page 14 Lean uphill when climbing a hill. The JACK is a 1-person vehicle. Do not take pas- sengers Do not step of a riding JACK; always come to a complete standstill before stepping off the vehicle Do not exceed the maximum weight limit (rider...
Page 15 Maximizing range Maximum range distances are provided in the specifi- cations. The range of your JACK is affected by many variables, including: Terrain: Riding on smooth, flat terrain improves range and riding on hilly terrain and unpaved surfaces reduces range Speed and riding style: Riding at a consistent, moderate speed will increase range.
Page 17: Folding And Unfolding
Fold backwards Make sure to have the JACK on its kickstand be- fore and while folding. Press the central button on the handlebar. When pressed, fold the steer 90 degrees.
Page 19: Using The Battery
It is hazardous to work on any part of your Plug the charger into a AC power outlet or JACK when it is plugged into AC power. You risk serious bodily injury surge protector. from electric shock as well as damage to your JACK. The cells within the Battery contain toxic substances.
Page 20 Always keep the charge port cover closed, except when you are charging the JACK. Closing the charge port cover prevents water, dirt, dust and other contaminates from entering the charge port and caus- ing damage to your JACK.
Page 21: Maintenance
Before you perform any of the following procedures, verify that the Make sure the JACK is unplugged and powered JACK is powered off and unplugged. It is not safe to perform these off. procedures while the JACK is powered on or charging.
Page 22 Do not submerge the batteries or any other electronic components in water. Do not use a power washer or high pressure hose to clean your JACK. Use of these devices could force water into components that must stay dry. Do not allow water to get into the Charge Port.
Page 23: Troubleshooting
Tighten the valve are still unable to resolve the problem, contact an au- stem if necessary thorized JACK dealer or distributor. For a list of Autho- 3. Inflate the tire and check for leaks. If the tire still goes rized Dealers and Distributors, visit www.jack-electric- flat or will not maintain infla- scooter.com.
Page 25: Specifications
Wheels 90/50-R6.5 Road tires Braking Dual disc brakes Tire pressure Max. 2,5 bar / 36 Psi Weight limit Driver + baggage should not exceed 120 Kg. / 265 lbs. JACK - User Manual JACK LJ 1.0 2015-1/INT EN...
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