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Dear e-max riders,
We are pleased that you have chosen one of our brand name vehicles and we welcome you warmly
into the club of e-max riders.

This manual includes:

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correct handling
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Inspections and service intervals
For your safety and comfortable riding, we recommend that you carefully read this manual before
using your vehicle.

Important tips:

WARNING!
It is an instruction that draws attention to the risk of injury or death and tells you
how to avoid the problem.
CAUTION! It is an instruction that draws attention to the risk of damage to the vehicle, process
or surroundings.
Please kindly follow all the established maintenance and driving tips in this manual and have after-
sales service in authorised e-max specialised dealer shop at the correct time.
We wish you an enjoyable and safe riding experience!
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  • Page 1 CAUTION! It is an instruction that draws attention to the risk of damage to the vehicle, process or surroundings. Please kindly follow all the established maintenance and driving tips in this manual and have after- sales service in authorised e-max specialised dealer shop at the correct time. We wish you an enjoyable and safe riding experience!
  • Page 2 Note: For possible technical update, will not inform separately. For SOC/Range, could be different upon rider and riding environment, what listed in Manual only for reference.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Operator’s Manual Page 1. Safety tips .................... 3 – 5 2. Attachments and Controls..............6 - 25 3. Malfunctions ..................26 -28 4. Vehicle maintenance ................29 5. Shipment inspection ................30 6. Vehicle delivery ..................31 7. Warranty information ................32 – 33 8.

  • Page 4: Safety Tips

    1. Safety tips Before using: Check the scooter to make sure that: • Enough capacity in the battery • lights and horn work • tyre: enough pressure/ proper tread/ no broken • brakes system work: enough brake fluid/ no leak/ brake handle work/ disc ok. •...
  • Page 5 Advice to customers: 1.1 Clothing • Always drive with a well fit helmet • Wear in tight and comfortable • Wear appropriate shoes (Don’t wear high hill shoes or slippers) Under some conditions, open or loose clothing can affect safety driving! 1.2 Riding style Ride with foresight and consideration Always keep both hands on the handlebars while riding...
  • Page 6 5 kg • Maximum load of hook: 3 kg • Certified total weight for 100LD: 350KG After using: Check SOC via speedometer, charge the battery accordingly. l Using scooter when battery capacity low could short the lifetime of battery, or even damage l Always use original e-max charger.

  • Page 7: Attachments And Controls

    E-max Charger can balance each units of battery, and charger will stop charging automatically when fully charged, so please don’t worry long charge time will damage battery. 2. Attachments and controls Ignition Front wind shield Rear storage box Reverse switch...
  • Page 8 Front wheel Model sticker Main stand Motor Left side stand Hook Mirror Rear backseat Seat Rear brake handle License plate light Right-front hand protect holder Rear mud fender Right side stand...
  • Page 9 2.1 Ignition switch Possible switch positions: OFF: • All functions off • Steering lock not engaged • Scooter can move Start: • All functions ready • Scooter is ready for driving • Can’t take key out No engine noise!! Throttle active!! Steering lock in position, “Handlebar locked”: •...

  • Page 10: Malfunctions

    Speedometer / LCD Display Switch on, a welcome text appears (if activated) in the display. In case of a malfunction: see 3.3 for the respective information. After welcoming words disappear, scooter can run. Symbols in the display: PKm: Single trip Range TKm: Total KM Battery Voltage...
  • Page 11 Left Switch Unit 2.3.1 High Beam switch High beam: When low-beam light is on, press switch to this position will turn the high-beam light to on. High-beam indicator on speedometer turn blue Flashing: When low-beam light on, press switch down, high-beam light will on temporarily.
  • Page 12 2.3.3 Horn Pressing yellow switch sounds the horn 2.3.4 Reverse switch Press switch, turn throttle, scooter move backwards/reverse; Release switch, turn throttle, scooter move forward/normal. Don’t use this switch until scooter is stationery. 2.3.5 Park brake Pull Park brake back, put part support down, release, lock rear wheel.
  • Page 13 Right switch Unit 2.4.1 Mode Switch • Short press: Display change between battery voltage and total KM • Press 5 seconds: clear single trip range 2.4.2 Light Switch All lights off Position lights, tail light, license plate light and speedometer indicator lights on Position lights, low/high beam lights, tail light, license plate light and speedometer indicator lights on.
  • Page 14 Throttle Turn throttle changes thespeed. • Avoid turning throttle too quickly to protect scooter and rider. Throttle un-locks: • Throttle won’t work unless at beginning position; Move throttle back to beginning position can work again. Or turn key to “OFF” first then turn to “START”, throttle un-lock.
  • Page 15 Under Seat Storage OPEN: Put key in, turn left; LOCK: Put seat down and press it to snap into right place Don't left keys in rear storage box; Max. Load is 5kg;...
  • Page 16 Charge connector The product is provided with external charger or on-board charger. 2.7.1 External charger Charger connector place in storage under seat (open method of seat see 2.6) After charging,put connector back to its position 2.7.2 On-board charger l Charger connector positioned in storage under seat l Connect charger to power wall plug l After charging,put connector back to its position;...
  • Page 17 ℃ , battery will be self-protective to stop charging; as soon as temperature is normal, charger will start charging process automatically; • Please use original E-MAX authorised charger to charge the battery; • Can’t use this battery in series or parallel connecting with other batteries...
  • Page 18 Please see charge methods at 2.9 • Battery case is an assembled part, please don’t disassemble or modify battery case, it will affect battery functions; Use of an un-authorised E-MAX charger or disassembled/modified battery invalidates your warranty; • Don’t subject battery to high temperature;...
  • Page 19 • Please follow local regulations to dispose of the battery correctly and safely after end of life. Charger Scooter have external or internal charger from manufacture, can charge by taking out • charger connector Battery will stop charging when full-charged automatically •...
  • Page 20 • Don’t charge to other batterytypes because each charger has internally different charging curves; • Wrong charger used to charge battery will destroy battery; • Please keep charger connector dry, if there is any water at connector, please dry it with cloth before using.
  • Page 21 • Please only use E-MAX authorized charger, or any issues on it won’t subject to...
  • Page 22 warranty claim; • Fan on charger is an important component, please keep it uncovered and work smoothly; • Don’t charge in the rain, please charge at waterproof place • During charging, don’t turn on ignition switch, don’t turn throttle when ignition switch on •...
  • Page 23 2.11 Park/Main stand Main stand can hold scooter in an upright position. Main stand usage: • Need a long time park; • Ground is not ok for side stand work; • Scooter service time.
  • Page 24 Instruction to lift up to the main stand: • Grasp passenger holder with right hand, as pic shows; • Hold left handlebar with left hand; • Use right foot to step main stand down to ground and lift scooter up with right hand. 2.12 Side Stand •...
  • Page 25 • the throttle is disabled • and speedometer shows like the picture 2.13 Transport Box 2.13.1 Open the transport Box. • Put key in, turn key to left at 90 ° as the position...
  • Page 26 • Press the key in until lock snap off • Open cover 2.13.2 Close the transport Box...
  • Page 27 • Keep cover • Push spring • Close cover, press down until lock snap in • Turn the key to right at 90 ° , take key out, box close 90° When key at the position as right picture shows, box can open if press locker, need to turn key as picture show to finish locking.
  • Page 28 Malfunctions Malfunctions describe here, we assume that they only happen because of parts issue. If fault still happen after replacing parts, please contact your dealer. Lights 3.1.1 Indicators If a lamp is faulty, then the indicator frequency is twice faster than normal. Front turning light: Should only be changed by the dealer.
  • Page 29 Tyres Air pressure can be checked and adjusted if necessary at any service station. Normal air pressure: 2.8bar If the tyres are worn or broken, only the dealer can change them. Too low air pressure or worn tyres may affect handling and range! Brakes Squealing noises while press brake indicates worn brake disc or that there is other object (e.g.
  • Page 30 Malfunction messages in the speedometer display Display Text To overcome this problem: Battery empty Please charge Re-charge! Scooter disabled Fold side stand in and check the kill switch side stand out broken or not Error Don’t use scooter until voltage down to normal Voltage too high Stop software Input software again...

  • Page 31: Vehicle Maintenance

    4. Vehicle maintenance All parts of a motorbike are equally at risk of corrosion because of aggressive pollutants in the air and from the effects of salt on the road. It is the responsibility of the user to adequately protect the vehicle from these factors.

  • Page 33: Shipment Inspection

    • check the functioning of front and rear suspension • check that all operating parts are in working order • check all lights • check directional stability, front & rear brakes and handlebar Date, Signature, Stamp Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer...

  • Page 34: Vehicle Delivery

    6. Vehicle delivery Date of delivery: Vehicle identification number: Month Year Dealer CODE: 100LD 100LD+ 80km/h D e a l e r s t a m p : Name:_________________________________ Dealer Stamp: Street:__________________ __________ City: __________________________________ Postcode: ______________________________ Telephone: _____________________________ Email: ______________________________ This document is the foundation for the processing of warranty applications.

  • Page 35: Warranty Information

    7. Warranty Information 1. 2 years limited mileages warranty are provided; 2. Defects that are not reported to an authorised dealer within this time are not subject to warranty claims; 2. Wearing parts, such as glass, bulbs, tyres, brake discs, brake pads are not warranty parts; 4.
  • Page 36 The following parts are not in warranty list: Bulb Brake discs and brake pads Tyres Accessories don't belong to standard parts I accept the guarantee conditions in this manual The vehicle was received in perfect condition. The dealer explained the guarantee conditions to me. Date, Signature Customer...

  • Page 37: Inspections

    • check that all operating parts are in working 500KM Maintenance (+/- 100KM) order Mainten @ • check all lights • check directional stability, front & rear brakes and handlebar Date, Signature, Stamp Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer...
  • Page 38 5,000 km 10,000 km 15,000 km km: ____________ km: ____________ km: ____________ Date, Signature, Stamp Date, Signature, Stamp Date, Signature, Stamp Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance 20,000 km 25,000 km 30,000 km km: ____________...
  • Page 39 40.000 km Maintenance 45.000 km km: ____________ km: ____________ km: ____________ Date, Signature, Stamp Date, Signature, Stamp Date, Signature, Stamp Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance 60.000 km 50.000 km 55.000 km km: ____________...
  • Page 40 Displayed mileage is not the Displayed mileage is not the total mileage! total mileage! total mileage! km: ____________ km: ____________ km: ____________ Date, Signature, Stamp Date, Signature, Stamp Date, Signature, Stamp Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer Authorizied “e-max“ Dealer...

  • Page 41: Specification

    9.0 Specification Vehcile type (Model) 100LD Dimension（L×W×H） 1905x720x1140mm Wheelbase 1410mm Tyre specification 130/60-13" Weight 130Kg Max load 350kg Max speed 80Km/h Single charge range - 75 kg load - flat road 90 -100km /45km/h - 5 starts/Stops - 23°C outside temp.

  • Page 42: Repair Tips

    10. Repair tips Your Vmoto/E-max dealer would like to give you comprehensive advice and service your vehicle competently. Here are some tips for smooth proceedings if an inspection or repair has to be carried out: 1. Only let an authorised “e-max” dealer service your vehicle 2.

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