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- Page 1 NITO ELECTRIC SCOOTER...
- Page 2 Thanks for choosing NITO. Mobility for us means more freedom, fun and environmental regard. The NES electric scooter is an icon of style, unequalled in performance, design and variety of options available. This manual represents an integral part of the product and is provided to ensure the best safest possible use of the NES scooter.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS general guidelines ................4 manual purpose ......................5 safety ..........................6 preliminary checks ......................7 guarantee ........................7 vehicle identification ....................8 motor identification ....................9 description and features ..............10 scooter components ....................11 accessing obd and usb ports ..................13 instrumentation ......................14 keyless ignition ......................15 start _ stop push-button ...................15 display functions......................17 battery use .................... -
Page 4: General Guidelines
In case of doubts or questions, please contact your local reseller or the After-Sales NITO sending an email to support@nitobikes.it. Failing to observe these instructions, wholly or in part, could result in serious damage to persons, the vehicle or the environment. Under certain circumstances, it could render the guarantee void. -
Page 5: Manual Purpose
Manual purpose The aim of this manual is to allow you to fully appreciate the qualities of your NES scooter. Contained here are information, warnings and advice on how to use and maintain the vehicle correctly for maximum safety. It is essential to read this manual completely before attempting to ride the vehicle for the first time. -
Page 6: Safety
Safety Always wear a helmet, fastening it on Be attentive to the vehicles around you correctly (ensure it is approved). and do not assume that other drivers can see you. Be always ready to make When carrying a passenger, before moving an emergency stop or carry out a fast off make sure they are wearing a helmet manoeuvre to avoid obstacles. -
Page 7: Preliminary Checks
Preliminary checks Check that the instrument panel display Check the level of the brake liquid in the illuminates correctly and that the battery tank found in the handlebar. charge level is correct. Check the saddle is closed correctly. Check that the direction indicators, Check that the battery compartment is scooter and licence plate lights are closed correctly. -
Page 8: Vehicle Identification
Vehicle identification The vehicle identification label is situated on the rear left of the body and indicates: manufacturer’s name, Roadworthy Certificate (RC) number, vehicle power and weight. -
Page 9: Motor Identification
Motor identification The motor’s identification code is shown in the image on the side here. -
Page 10: Description And Features
DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES The NES electric scooter is unbeatable in terms of performance, design and personalisations when compared with other electrical scooters on the market today. 72 different configurations are possible with fairings in four colours, board wood and saddle finishes each in a choice of three different colours, and two tyre colours. -
Page 11: Scooter Components
Scooter components 1 ADJUSTABLE REAR VIEW MIRRORS 2 RIGHT HANDLE WITH THROTTLE CONTROL AND FRONT BRAKE ACTIONING LEVER 3 LEFT HANDLE WITH REAR BRAKE ACTIONING LEVER 4 FRONT LED HEADLIGHT WITH DIRECTION LIGHTS 5 LIFTABLE SADDLE FOR ACCESS TO HELMET STORAGE COMPARTMENT (IF PRESENT) 6 TWIN-SPRING SUSPENSION SITUATED BETWEEN CHASSIS AND SWINGARM... - Page 12 1 DUAL-PISTON FRONT BRAKE 7 REAR MUDGUARD BOLTED WHEEL COMPONENTS CALLIPER ACTING ON PERFORATED TO SWINGARM STEEL DISK 8 COIL SPRING SHOCK ABSORBER 2 METAL BRAIDED HYDRAULIC HOSES CONNECTING CALLIPER 9 OSCILLATING SWINGARM HINGED TO BRAKE PUMP TO CHASSIS 3 FRONT ALLOY 10” DIAMETER RIM 10 DUAL-PISTON REAR BRAKE CALLIPER ACTING ON PERFORATED STEEL DISK 4 FRONT MUDGUARD BOLTED TO FORK...
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Page 13: Accessing Obd And Usb Ports
Accessing OBD and USB ports The basic model of the NES scooter comes fitted with an USB port, an OBD port for accessing diagnostics information and a battery recharging socket. To access the sockets, open the bay by simply pressing on the side. The USB port with led indicator and OBD port are active only when the scooter is in ON mode. -
Page 14: Instrumentation
Instrumentation 1 HORN PUSH-BUTTON 6 FRONT BRAKE CONTROL LEVER INSTRUMENTS AND 2 DIRECTION INDICATORS 7 THROTTLE CONTROL CONTROLS POSITIONING 3 REAR BRAKE CONTROL LEVER 8 DRIVE MODE SELECTOR 4 HEADLIGHT/FLASHING INDICATORS 9 FOUR HAZARD LIGHTS BUTTON SWITCH 10 HORN PUSH-BUTTON 5 DISPLAY... -
Page 15: Keyless Ignition
Keyless ignition The NES scooter has a keyless ignition that can be used for activating the electric steering lock and anti-theft mechanism. Pressing the system is set to ON mode and the "READY" icon appears on the display. Lock open key: anti-theft and steering lock off Lock closed key: anti-theft and steering lock on... - Page 16 ACTIVATED BY ROTATING HANDLE AROUND 1 LEFT HANDLE DRIVING FUNCTIONS ITS MAIN AXIS; (ON RELEASE THE SCOOTER (DRIVING FUNCTION ONLY) TENDS TO SLOW DOWN) LEVER AND CONTROL GROUP 2 REAR BRAKE LEVER 8 LOW, ECO AND SPORT DRIVING MODES SELECTOR 3 HIGH-LOW BEAM HEADLIGHT SWITCH 9 4 HAZARD LIGHTS PUSH-BUTTON 4 DIRECTION INDICATOR SELECTOR...
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Page 17: Display Functions
Display functions The digital display provides all the information on vehicle status. 1 BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL 2 JOURNEY TOTAL MILEAGE IN KMS 3 SPEED INDICATOR 4 ECU TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE INDICATOR 5 DIRECTION INDICATORS 6 ENGINE FAILURE INDICATOR 7 HIGH-LOW BEAM LIGHT INDICATOR 8 "READY"... -
Page 18: Battery Use
BATTERY USE The NES scooter comes fitted with a Lithium battery with an autonomy of 90 / 100 km in ECO mode (NES 5 and NES 10), with a lifetime of approx 1000 recharging cycles. A number of factors affect battery autonomy: Use on urban or extra-urban roads requiring continual use of the throttle. -
Page 19: Accessing Battery Compartment And Battery Removal
Accessing battery compartment and battery removal To access the battery compartment, insert the key provided into the lock and turn it. Pull the strap to lift up the wooden board. Disconnect electrical connection and remove the battery using handle . Remove the battery from the bay assisted by handle WARNING: the scooter must be switched off before removing the battery. -
Page 20: Recharging Operations
Recharging operations The battery must be recharged using the battery charger provided in the supply. The charger has a recharging status indicator and can be connected to a power supply of 110V / 220V. Do not use the battery charger for other purposes than that indicated here. WARNING: all battery recharging and removal operations must be carried out with the scooter switched off. - Page 21 Recharging with battery charger connected directly to scooter socket Open the flap simply by pressing. Connect the battery charger first to the socket on the scooter and then to the electrical socket.
- Page 22 Recharging by connecting battery charger to battery (after removal) Remove the battery from its compartment and disconnect the power connector. Connect the battery charger to the battery socket and then to the electrical socket. WARNING: the battery must be removed with the scooter switched off.
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Page 23: Battery Procedures For First Scooter Use
Battery procedures for first scooter use In the case of a new battery, you must carry out at least 3 to 4 complete charging/discharging cycles. This optimises battery yield and is necessary for arriving at the number of recharging cycles indicated in the specifications. -
Page 24: Battery Information
Battery information Given the considerable importance of external temperatures on the good functioning of batteries, use of the scooter at temperatures below -10 °C or above 55 °C, is strongly discouraged. For optimal performance, the scooter should be used in the temperature range between +5 °C and +40 °C. Precautions using lithium ion batteries Lithium ion batteries are distinct for their small dimensions and high energy density. -
Page 25: Routine Maintenance (By User)
Routine maintenance (by user) Condition and efficiency of braking system: visually check the state of wear of the front and rear brake pads, ensure they are worn uniformly on both sides of the disk by both pairs of brake callipers; check also that the liquid level in the brake tank has not diminished. -
Page 26: Extraordinary Maintenance (In Authorised Service Centre)
Extraordinary maintenance (in authorised service centre) Refer to your authorised vehicle service centre for operations regarding replacing or checking components: Tyre replacement Brake pad replacement Brake liquid oil replacement Verifying and adjusting rear suspension Brake disks Battery Electric motor in the event of malfunctioning. -
Page 27: Accessories Line
Transparent or smoke-coloured windscreen, available in 2 sizes (S/M) NITO personalised Jet helmet Helmet storage compartment (supplied as standard on NES 10) Rear utility storage box Top case support... -
Page 28: Technical Data
Technical data NES 5 NES 10 Performance Top Speed 45 kph 90 kph ECO mode range 90 km* 80 km** SPORT mode range 75 km* 60 km** Gradeability 30 % * Test performed at constant speed, 20 kph in ECO mode and 35 kph in SPORT, on a flat road with a 75 kg driver * * Test performed at constant speed, 35 kph in ECO mode and 50 kph in SPORT, on a flat road with a 75 kg driver Basic Information Dimensions (mm) - Page 29 3 – 4 hours Recharging cycles About 1000 Recharging Input 110 V / 220 V Recharging cost type € 1.60 approx. Power Train Motor NITO Brushless Power 4 kW Electrical System Lights Dashboard On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) Standard USB Charger Standard...
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