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  • Page 1 USER MANUAL SCUTUM S02...

  • Page 2: General Contents

    GENERAL CONTENTS 1.- General characteristics of the vehicle 2.- Technical specifications of the battery and charger 3.- Maintenance program 4.- Warranty of the Vehicle and the battery...
  • Page 3 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VEHICLE 0. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 1. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION 1.1 VIN - FRAME MARKING 1.2 INFORMATIVE LABEL - PRODUCTION PLATE 1.3 MAXIMUM PERMITTED LOAD 2. GENERAL COMPONENTS 2.1 MAINSTAND AND SIDESTAND 2.2 MIRRORS 2.3 FUSE BOX 2.4 REAR WHEEL (MOTOR) 2.5 LIGHTS 2.6 UNDER SEAT STORAGE COMPARTMENT 2.7 TAIL BOX...

  • Page 4: General Specifications

    GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Motor Type Specifications Regenerative brake Motor (maximum torque / maximum power) 161.4 Nm / 4 KW Motor brake Type BRUSHLESS HUB MOTOR 13” Reverse speed Maximum speed 80 Km/h 0 Emissions Position On wheel LED lighting Battery specifications 2 kWh (Pack 1) 4 kWh (Pack 2) 6 kWh (Pack 3)
  • Page 5 Frame Specifications Material Steel Wheel base 1910x710x1260 mm Height from ground 1482 mm Seat height 137 mm Weight without battery 85 Kg Maximum carrying capacity 175 Kg General specifications Specifications 13”X3.5 Wheels Tyres 130/60-13 Front tyre pressure 1.8 bar Rear tyre pressure 2.5 bar Brakes 220 mm disc...

  • Page 6: Vehicle Identification

    1. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION 1.1 VIN - FRAME MARKING The VIN is an alphanumeric 17-digit code which is used to identify your scooter. The VIN standard is established by the ISO laws. The VIN is required when ordering spare parts. The VIN is stamped on the steering pipe, below the plastic cover. It is engraved directly on the frame. To access the VIN, remove the plastic cover by applying pressure to the upper part of the cover.
  • Page 7 1.2 INFORMATIVE LABEL - PRODUCTION PLATE This scooter has a label which displays the frame number, the maximum permitted noise level and the rpm. The label is at the rear of the scooter, towards the right side, very close to the wheel. 1.3 MAXIMUM PERMITTED LOAD The maximum weight of this scooter is 315 kg, including the rider and the maximum carrying capacity.
  • Page 8 Underseat luggage Space for a compartment rear box Center of the scooter Maximum Total Weight 315 kg. Maximum Total Load 170 kg. Maximum Load in Central Zone Not Specified Maximum Capacity in Under Seat Storage Compartment 3.7 Litres Maximum Capacity in Tail Box 75 kg.

  • Page 9: General Components

    2 GENERAL COMPONENTS The general components of this scooter are: Rear Seat Mirrors Speedometer Front fender Break light, Blinkers Rear wheel (Motor) Front wheel Sidestand Mainstand Battery...

  • Page 10: Side Stand

    2.1 MAIN STAND AND SIDE STAND SIDE STAND MAIN STAND The side stand is on the left side of the scooter. The main stand is underneath the scooter centre line. To use the side stand, push the bar downwards with your This stand is used to keep the scooter in a vertical position.
  • Page 11 2.2 MIRRORS 2.3 FUSE BOX Before driving, make sure that the mirrors are The fuse box is below a protective cover inside the correctly adjusted. under seat storage compartment. It is possible to adjust them just by moving the If any electronic anomalies are detected, please plastic part.

  • Page 12: Rear Wheel Motor

    2.4 REAR WHEEL (MOTOR) 2.6 UNDER SEAT STORAGE COMPARTMENT This scooter has a 100% electric motor on the rear To open this compartment, insert the key in the lock and wheel, with Brushless (HUB) technology with direct turn it clockwise, then pull the seat upwards. transmission and cooled by air.
  • Page 13 2.7 TAIL BOX (optional) This scooter has a platform suitable for fitting a tail box with a maximum carrying capacity of 75 kg, designed for the safe assembly of boxes with different specifications. Scutum has a 200l Box that can be installed in the scooter.
  • Page 14 3. CONTROLS Right Switch Controls Left Switch Controls Front brake / Rear brake / Parking brake regenerative brake Throttle Ignition / Key guard...
  • Page 15 3.1 LEFT SWITCH CONTROLS  Light switch positions o Position 1 DIPPED BEAM HEADLAMP When the vehicle is switched on, the dipped lights come on by default (with the selector switch in position 1). The blue light on the speedometer does not light up when the selector switch is in position 1. o Position 2 MAIN BEAM HEADLAMP To switch on the main beam headlamp, press the upper part of the switch.
  • Page 16  Turn signal selector switch To switch on the turn signal, move the switch to the right to indicate a turn to the right or move the switch to the left to indicate a turn to the left. Press the white central button to reset the position of the turn signal switch.
  • Page 17 Run Button Rear Selector Switch Lights Selector Switch Turn Signals Horn...
  • Page 18 3.2 COMBINED BRAKE AND REGENERATIVE BRAKE The force of the regenerative brake depends on the This scooter is fitted with a combined brake system that mode selected (Eco (without regenerative), City operates as follows: (with regenerative), Sport (with much regenerative)). The right brake (mechanically) brakes the front wheel and activates the regenerative brake (electronically) of the rear wheel, while the left brake brakes (mechanically)
  • Page 19 3.3 RIGHT SWITCH CONTROLS  Throttle Turn the accelerator downwards to accelerate. Release the throttle to return to a neutral position.  Warning switch Right position - All lights off, default setting. Warning switch Left position - Warning signal 4 turn signals operating MODE selector ...

  • Page 20: Ignition Switch

    3.4 IGNITION SWITCH Selector switch positions  STEERING LOCKED Turn the handlebar to the left as far as possible. Insert the key and turn anti-clockwise. All the functions are deactivated. The Scooter has very limited movement.  OFF / STEERING UNLOCKED All the functions are deactivated.

  • Page 21: Instrument Panel

    4. INSTRUMENT PANEL 5. Temp. Speedometer warning Charging Stand Low Battery 1. Speed Right Turn Signal Indicator Reverse Speed Dipped Beam Diagnosis Left Turn Signal Mode Screen Trip Panel...

  • Page 22: Speed Indicator

    4.1 SPEEDOMETER To change the hour of the clock you have to see in the display ODO (press MODE until it appears), then press MODE and 1.- SPEED INDICATOR TRIP simultaneously until the first number starts to blink. Indicates current speed. This can be read in kilometers per Pressing the MODE button will increase its value and hour or in miles per hour.
  • Page 23 5. DISPLAY This displays the true operation of all the segments. Different screen views are possible: Odometer (7380), TRIP 2 (286.0) and the battery charge level (82%). This displays the true operation of all the Operating time (10 h: 48 m: 48s) and the segments of the screen (as in the figure current battery charge level (38%) above, but with other data).
  • Page 24 5.1 MAP OF THE ELECTRIC MOTOR Example of screen when vehicle is switched on, 3000 km This displays the selected map of the electric motor. remaining until service: Service Screen 1500 City 5000 Sport 3rd, over 10000 v.2 Displays ECO map If there are 0 kilometres remaining, the icon is 5.2 SERVICE displayed permanently until the service is...
  • Page 25 5.3 READY AND BATTERY, MOTOR AND CONTROLLER TEMPERATURES When the vehicle key is in the ignition and the MODE button Battery pack temperature (b). is held down for 1 second, the message READY is displayed on the screen and the green controller LED is lit. Engine temperature (E).
  • Page 26 5.5 SPEEDOMETER ERRORS 5.4 VEHICLE CHARGE INDICATOR When the speedometer detects a problem in the When the vehicle is connected to the power supply, the communication with the vehicle, an error message is words Charge On are displayed on the screen together displayed.
  • Page 27 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, BATTERY AND CHARGER...
  • Page 28 SPECIFICATIONS, BATTERY AND CHARGER 1. DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTERY 2. TEMPERATURE 3. CONNECTING THE CHARGING UNIT 4. HOW THE TEMPERATURE AFFECTS THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SCOOTER 5. LOW TEMPERATURE LIMITS DISCHARGING CHARGING BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR IN % 6. RANGE 7. BATTERY WARNINGS FIRST AID MEASURES FIRE PROTECTION MEASURES 8.

  • Page 29: Control System

    10. CONTROL SYSTEM The battery must be kept within the operating 1. DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTERY temperature limits specified. The battery pack consists of a box below the frame, under the seat. The battery requires charging. It should be connected when it is convenient to do so. This is Only the factory is authorized and able to resolve problems known as convenience charging.
  • Page 30 charging process necessary regulate performance of the battery over the long term, and also in There is no risk of the scooter starting up periods of reduced use. while it is charging, as when it is connected to NOTE the power supply, the engine is automatically Leaving the battery uncharged for long disconnected.

  • Page 31: Connecting The Charging Unit

    3. CONNECTING THE CHARGING UNIT 2. TEMPERATURE Connect the unit in the order specified as follows. The scooter has a system which controls the voltage and temperature stability. To avoid critical situations, the safety 1.- Open the seat. systems limit the use of the battery if the cell temperature 2.- Connect the charger to the power supply.
  • Page 32 4. HOW TEMPERATURE AFFECTS THE PERFORMANCE OF THE MOTORCYCLE (Example of 3 kWh battery) EVOLUTION OF TEMPERATURE AND SPEED ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE TRAVELLED Conditions: Weight of rider 75 kg Straight road No wind Same motorcycle and battery 3 kWh battery pack Blue graph (Cold) Ambient temperature -10 ºC Battery Pack Initial temperature -2 ºC...
  • Page 33 Temperature Speed Battery Pack (Km/h) ºC Distance (km) Distance (km) Cold The same motorcycle in high temperatures travels more than 60 km while in low temperatures it travels only approximately 50 km with reduced energy.
  • Page 34 5. LOW TEMPERATURE LIMITS 5.1 DISCHARGING • The scooter cannot be used when the internal temperature of the Battery Pack is -5 ºC. • If the above condition is observed (-5 ºC), the scooter should not be used until the internal temperature of the battery reaches 0 ºC (or higher).
  • Page 35 6. RANGE With a standard riding style in the city, the average range obtained for a 4 kWh battery pack varies between approximately 75 and 80 km. It is important, especially at the beginning, to use a safe and gentle style of riding, while you discover how the motorcycle responds in different situations.

  • Page 36: Battery Warnings

    7. BATTERY WARNINGS WARNING NEVER OPEN THE BATTERY BOX THIS MAY BE HIGHLY DANGEROUS AND WILL TOTALLY VOID THE WARRANTY. ONLY AUTHORISED PERSONNEL MAY WORK ON THE BATTERY BOX.
  • Page 37 WARNING To prevent injuries, burns or electric shocks: - Never dismount the battery unit or remove its caps. Only authorised personnel are permitted to do so. - Keep children away from this part of the scooter. - Do not perforate or knock this zone when using hoists, expose to flames, incinerate, or expose to fluids, as the generation of excess heat may lead to fire which could be dangerous.

  • Page 38: First Aid Measures

    3.- Ingestion: Dilute by giving plenty of water and seek medical In normal conditions of use, the material used in the electrodes attention immediately. Make sure that the victim does not and the solid-liquid electrolytes are not reactive provided that breathe in vomit due to the use of postural drainage.
  • Page 39 3.- Contact with eyes: The electrolyte solution contained in the battery may irritate eye tissue. 4.- Contact with skin: The electrolyte solution contained in the battery may irritate the skin. 5.- Ingestion: Ingestion of the electrolyte solution causes tissue damage to the throat and gastro-respiratory tract. 6.- Inhalation: A battery leak may cause injury of the respiratory tract, mucus, irritation of the membranes and edema.

  • Page 40: Battery Management System (Bms)

    8. CHARGER 9. BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (BMS) The scooter has a control system able to automatically switch This scooter has a battery monitoring system which controls off when the battery reaches 100% charge. parameters such as temperature and voltage. It has an important function in balancing the individual load and the set It has a power of 600 W and is able to withstand 1000 charging of each series of cells.

  • Page 41: Maintenance Program

    MAINTENANCE PROGRAM...
  • Page 42 MAINTENANCE PROGRAM 1. OPERATIONS AND FREQUENCY 2. CHECKS CHARGE LEVEL LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS STANDS TYRES BRAKE FLUID FRONT BRAKE REAR BRAKE BRAKE LINES BRAKE LEVER 3. TROUBLESHOOTING 4. INCORRECT OPERATION MESSAGES VIA LED 5. CLEANING AND STORAGE CLEANING STORAGE...
  • Page 43 1. OPERATIONS AND FREQUENCY Zone What should be done. Frequency Painted parts Clean with shine restoration product Every month. Clean with special rubber protection products. Rubber parts Every month. Clean with protective spray to prevent oxidisation. Carefully remove any oxidisation spots on the aluminium using a Aluminium parts Every week.

  • Page 44: Lights And Turn Signals

    2.3 STANDS Check that both the main and side stands are raised. 2. CHECKS 2.4 TYRES 2.1 CHARGE LEVEL Always inspect tyres for punctures, tears or worn tread. Never Check the charge level on the LCD screen. If the level is too ride the scooter with worn or damaged tyres.

  • Page 45: Brake Fluid

    2.6 FRONT BRAKE 2.5 BRAKE FLUID The brake pads have safety grooves. If the grooves of the The brake fluid reservoir is located on the upper part of the friction material are visible, ask your dealer about the handlebar. Check the level without stands. replacement.

  • Page 46: Brake Lines

    2.8 BRAKE LINES The brake lines should be changed every four years. 2.9 BRAKE LEVER If there is excessive play in the brake lever but the brake pads are still in good condition, take the motorcycle to an authorized dealer as soon as possible for inspection.

  • Page 47: Troubleshooting

    3. TROUBLESHOOTING In the faults described below, it is assumed that the final components are the cause of the fault. If the problem persists after the final component has been replaced, take the motorcycle to an authorised dealer. All our motorcycles are carefully inspected before delivery to the Dealer. Even after the scooter has been inspected, some problems may appear.
  • Page 48 4. INCORRECT OPERATION MESSAGES Problem Cause Solution Front lights are not working. The component is defective or connectors are damaged. Check connectors and replace fuses. If the problem Damaged fuses persists, contact closest authorized dealer. Back lights or breaking lights do not work. The component is defective or connectors are damaged. Check connectors and replace fuses.
  • Page 49 The engine controller status LED is found on the instrument panel, in green. If the LED flashes, depending on the number of the flashes, this guide will help you to determine the cause. The LED may flash while you are riding the scooter. Flashes Cause Explication and solution...

  • Page 50: Cleaning And Storage

    5. CLEANING AND STORAGE All the parts of the scooter have the same risk of corrosion due to the aggressive contaminants in the atmosphere and the effects of the salt on the road. The user is responsible for adequately protecting the motorcycle from these factors. This guide favours the maintenance of the vehicle, maintains its value and prevents any warranty claim.
  • Page 51 VEHICLE AND BATTERY WARRANTIES...
  • Page 52 MAINTENANCE PROGRAM DELIVERY TO THE BUYER WARRANTY CONDITIONS INSPECTIONS...
  • Page 53 1.- DELIVERY TO THE BUYER This document is the basis for any warranty applications. Warranty applications cannot be processed if the documents have not been completed correctly. VIN (vehicle identification number) …………………………………….. Date of delivery Full name……………………………………. Street……………………………………………………. City…………………………………………………. Post code………………………………………… Name of Dealer Country……………………………………………………..

  • Page 54: Warranty Conditions

    2.- WARRANTY CONDITIONS The scooter should be charged at least once every 30 days, and run for at least 24 hours. This vehicle is guaranteed for 2 years, from the date of delivery and receipt, against any defect in the design or Agreements which differ from the above warranty conditions manufacturing, both for the engine and for the battery and shall be confirmed in writing by the manufacturer.
  • Page 55 3.- INSPECTIONS The Authorised Dealer should offer advice and a comprehensive service to keep your scooter in optimum conditions. Here are some tips for simple procedures in the event that an inspection or repair is necessary. 1 -. Only have the scooter serviced by an authorised workshop. 2 -.
  • Page 56 Service inspections must be carried out within 100 km of the due date, and no later than 1 year after the last service. The screen displays the kilometres remaining until the next service. 1.500 km 10.000 km 5.000 km Date……………….. Date………………..
  • Page 57 30.000 km 35.000 km 40.000 km Date……………….. Date……………….. Date……………….. Km………………..Km…………….…... Km…………….…... ………………………… ………………………… ………………………… Signature of the Authorised Signature of the Authorised Signature of the Authorised Service Service Service 45.000 km 50.000 km 55.000 km Date……………….. Date……………….. Date……………….. Km………………… Km…………………...

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