Summary of Contents for Group Vertical Self-Balancing Scooter
- Page 1 Roverboard Self-balancing Scooters Product Brochure Thank you for choosing Group Vertical!
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
How to get off the self-balancing scooter How to move around on the self-balancing scooter Visual Representation of How to Operate the Self-Balancing Scooter 5. How to Use the Bluetooth Feature & Remote Control Fob (Bluetooth models only) Overview ... -
Page 3: Overview
This manual includes safety and warning information for every user to review to allow them to drive the self-balancing scooter safely. Please take the time to review every part of the manual in order to familiarize yourself with the correct operation of the unit, warnings and troubleshooting so that you may have a great riding experience! •... -
Page 4: Driving Risks
Jumping on or off, driving too fast for conditions or failure to operate the self-balancing scooter in any other way not outlined in this manual, may result in injury or even death. In order to minimize the risk, ensure you read the manual carefully. -
Page 5: Product Introduction
There are four sensors under the foot pads. When the user steps on the self-balancing scooter, it will automatically adjust to balance. You must ensure that you are stepping on the rubber foot pads –... - Page 6 The display board is located in the middle of the self-balancing scooter. It displays information regarding the self-balancing scooter. • Battery Display: When GREEN, this battery shaped LED light indicates the self- balancing scooter is fully charged. When RED/ORANGE, the battery is on low charge, please recharge.
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Page 7: Safe Operation Of The Self-Balancing Scooter
If there are any abnormal situations, please contact us for information. When the self-balancing scooter exceeds the max speed due to sloping terrain, it will alert the rider to slow down by beeping and the red sensor LED light will begin to flash on and off. -
Page 8: Safety Tips
Make sure the feet are always centered on the rubber pads to ensure even weight distribution and proper balance for directional changes. ● Please wear suitable sports apparel when riding the self-balancing scooter to provide adequate protection in the event of a fall or collision. ●... - Page 9 ● When you drive the self-balancing scooter alongside other scooter users, please keep a safe operating distance between each other to avoid collisions. ● Please keep in mind that while riding, your height has increased 4” (10 cm) so you must use caution when passing through doors or other passageways with limited height.
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Page 10: How To Operate The Self-Balancing Scooter
Never attempt to stand on the self-balancing scooter when powered off as this could lead to injury to the rider or damage to the scooter. • Never attempt to jump on or off of the self-balancing scooter as this will result in injury to the rider. •... -
Page 11: How To Get Off The Self-Balancing Scooter
How to get off the self-balancing scooter Step 1: Bring the self-balancing scooter to a complete stop. Step 2: Slowly take the right foot off of the scooter and place it on the ground. This will engage the automatic balancing system. -
Page 12: Visual Representation Of How To Operate The Self-Balancing Scooter
Visual Representation of How to Operate the Self-Balancing Scooter... -
Page 13: How To Use The Bluetooth Feature & Remote Control Fob (Bluetooth Models Only)
5. How to Use the Bluetooth Feature & Remote Control Fob (Bluetooth models only)) Overview Scooter models that are equipped with Bluetooth capability can be paired with Bluetooth enabled devices to broadcast music through the unit’s built-in speakers. Bluetooth enabled scooters will also come with a remote control fob. -
Page 14: Battery Maintenance
6. Battery Maintenance Overview You must stop driving if the battery indicator displays low power or it may affect battery lifetime and lead to dangerous riding conditions. The battery indicator LED will indicate the following: • Battery is fully charged (Green) •... -
Page 15: How To Charge The Self-Balancing Scooter
Step 1: Locate the power button (on the on the back or underneath the unit next to the charging port) to turn the power on. Battery light will appear red on top of the self-balancing scooter indicating low battery... - Page 16 Step 2: Once the power is on, locate the charging port. Plug the charger into a standard outlet then plug the other end of the charger into the self-balancing scooter (the red light on the charger indicates the self-balancing scooter is not charged). Once fully charged, the light on the charger will change from red to green.
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Page 17: Description Of Battery
Note: Leaving the self-balancing scooter on the charger for an extended period of time could affect the life span of the battery. WARNING: Leaving the scooter on the charger for longer than 4 hours at a time could cause the battery to overheat and damage the scooter or in some cases cause a fire. -
Page 18: Cleaning & Storage Of The Self-Balancing Scooter
Do not charge the unit if the storage ambient temperature is below 32°F (0℃). You can bring the unit into a warm environment (above 50°F or 10℃) for charging. • To prevent dust, you can cover the self-balancing scooter or purchase a carrying bag to store the unit in. •... -
Page 19: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Resetting the Unit If the unit becomes unusable and is not in need of charging, you may need to reset it. 1. Turn the unit on. 2. Hold the power button down until the lights on the unit flash steady (30 seconds – 1 minute). 3. -
Page 20: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Value Parameter Net Weight 22 lbs / 10 kg Load 44-220 lbs / 20-100 kg Maximum speed limit 6 mph / 10 kmh Range 9-12 miles / 15-20 km Max climbing limit 15° Minimums turning radius 0° Battery Lithium-ion Power requirement AC100-240v/50-60 HZ... - Page 21 For replacement parts or accessories, please visit our website: www.GroupVertical.com...
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