Mounting your mirrors Howtomountyourmirrors safelyandsecurely. ClickontheimagetofindourMirrorMountingvideo(Youtube) Openyourstarterkitbox. Everythingyouneedtogetstartedisinthere. 1. First,tounlockyourscooter,findyour keycardunderthelid. Your mirrors must be securely mounted before you can legally drive on public roads. Mountingyourmirrors...
Parts information Whatthepartsofyourscooter arecalledandwheretofindthem. Display Seat Rear light Head light Front License suspension plate holder Footrest VIN number Passenger footrest Partsinformation...
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Mirror Luggage hook Rear suspension Indicator Kickstand Active battery slot Second battery slot Seat box Passenger handle Partsinformation...
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Display Keycard icon Status LED Partsinformation...
How your unu works Aguidetooperatingyour scooterproperlyandsafely. Readthisbeforeyourfirstdrive. How to start Tostart,firstunlockthescooterbyholding yourkeycardagainsttheiconontheleftofthe displayuntiltheLEDturnsyellowandthengreen. Then,sitdown,raisethekickstand,and whenthePofParkModeisreplacedbythe speedometeronthedisplay,you’rereadyto safelydriveaway. How to stop Tostopdriving,foldoutthekickstandto reactivateParkmode.ThePofParkmodewill replacethespeedometeronthedisplayonce thisissuccessful. Howyourunuworks...
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How to turn your scooter off Toturnyourscooteroff,holdthekeycardagainst theiconontheleftsideofthedisplayuntil theLEDturnsyellow.Youcanalsoengagethe steeringlockbyturningthehandlebarsalltheway totheleftbeforeholdingdownthekeycard. The handlebars and the buttons TheunuScooteronlyhasthreebuttons. Thisishowtheywork. Indicators Display Rear Front Brake Brake Seat Box Horn Indicators Seat box Horn Thisswitchactivatesyour Thisbuttonopenstheseat Thisbuttonbeepsyour scooter’sleftandright boxwhenthescooteris scooter’shorn. indicators. turnedon. Howyourunuworks...
The scooter display Here’swhatallthepartsofyour scooter’sdisplayshow. Parking Mode Internet Seat open Connection indicator Clock Odometer Parking Mode Indicator Thescooterdisplay...
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Driving Mode Speedometer Energy consumption Energy recuperation Indicator Left Indicator Right Support battery Speedometer Active battery / warning inactive battery digital Thescooterdisplay...
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→ Don’tplacethebatterynearanysourcesofheat suchasradiatorsoropenfires. If the battery gets dropped from higher than 30cm or if you can see any dents or breaks in the battery casing, contact unu Support immediately. Don’t use or charge the battery Lookingafteryourbattery until you have.
Looking after your scooter Afewsafetypointsbefore yougoanywhere. Regular professional checks YourunuScooterneedsafullinspectionatone ofourpartnergaragesafteritsfirst500km. Itthenneedsanotherafter4.000kmor 12months,whichevercomesfirst. Theseinspectionsneedtohappenwithinthese milestonestokeepyourguaranteevalid. Alwayskeeptheinspectioninvoices,youwill needthemifyoumakeaclaim. Dependingonthelocationandtheseason, thepriceoftheinspectioncanvarybetween approximately€50and€90. Youcanfindyourlocalpartnergaragehere Ifyouhaveanyquestionsabouttheinspectionor maintainingyourscooteringeneral,emailusat: support@unumotors.com Lookingafteryourscooter...
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Regular personal checks Personalsafetychecksshouldbedoneregularly. Regularcheckscanidentifyproblemsbeforethey becomedangerous.It’sagoodhabittogetinto. → Check the steering. Movethehandlebarsfullyfromsidetoside. Themovementshouldbesmoothandyou shouldfeelnostiffnessorrestingpointsat anypoint. → Check the brakes Pullbothbrakeleverstomakesurethey movesmoothlywithnostiffnessorresting points.Neitherlevershouldreachalltheway tothehandlebarandshouldsnapbackto theiroriginalpositionquicklyoncereleased. Ifthescooterwasnotusedforawhile, somesqueakingisnormalandwilldisappear quicklywithregularuse. You need to have regular professional checks to keep your guarantee valid Lookingafteryourscooter...
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What to do in an emergency What to do after an accident Nooneexpectstobeinvolvedinanaccident, butwhetherit’syourfaultorsomeoneelse’s,they cananddohappen. Hereareafewthingstokeepinmindincaseit happenstoyou. → Itdoesn’tmatterifit’sasmallknockorabig accident,thelawrequiresyoutostopassoon aspossible → Makenotesofanyinjuriesandcalltherelevant authoritiesifanyoneisorcouldbeinjured. Call112incaseofanemergency. → Writedownthepersonaldetailsofeveryone involved,includinglicenseplates,driverdetails, witnessnames,etc. → Don’tforgettotakepicturesofthevehicles anddocumentthelocationoftheincident. Whattodoinanemergency...
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→ Contactyourinsuranceprovider. → Andifyourscooterneedsarepair, contactunu:support@unumotors.comorby phoneon0049(0)30220121299. What to do in case of a breakdown Ifyouhaveaproblemwithyourscooterfollow thesestepstogetbackontheroadquicklyand safely. → Findasafeplacetoparkandmakeanoteof thelocationoftheincident,ordropapinon yoursmartphonemap. → Togetyourscooterbackontheroad,we needasmuchinformationaspossibleso pleasecompletethisform. Whattodoinanemergency...
What to do if your scooter doesn’t turn on If your scooter won’t turn on Ifyouhaven’tusedyourscooterforawhile andit’sbeenparkedwithoutthemainbattery inserted,itmaybehibernating.Clickheretoread howtoactivateitandgetmovingagain. Ifitisn’thibernating,yourscootermayneed areboot. Reboot Thisisactivatedbyfollowingtheunique sequencelistedbelow. 1. Putyourkickstanddown. 2. Openatimeronyourphonebutdon’tstart itjustyet.Findsomewheretoplaceyour phoneasyou’llneedbothhandsfree. 3. Pressandholdtheleftbrakelever. Whattodoifyourscooterdoesn’tturnon...
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Seat box Dimensions L 420mm×W320 mm×H350mm StorageVolume 3 3,4l(independent ofbatteries) Battery Mass 10,65kg Voltage 50.8V Capacity 1 ,68–1,78kWh/ 31,88–33,78Ah NominalChargingCurrent Motor MotorType B rushlesselectric hubmotor(Bosch Automotive Products) MotorController E lectroniccontrol TechnicalInformation...
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Automotive Products) NominalPower a ccordingto 134/2014- Regulation85 unu Scooter Standard3kW25km/h 1,6kWbei340/min@45Nm unu Scooter Standard3kW45km/h 1,9kWbei560/min@33Nm unu Scooter Plus4kW25km/h 1,8kWbei330/min@52Nm unu Scooter Plus 4kW45km/h 2,7kWbei550/min@46Nm EnergyRecoverySystem TechnicalInformation...
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Frequency Bands of Radio Equipment on the Scooter GSMModem 9 00/1800MHz- 35dBm NFCReader 1 3,56MHz Bluetooth® 2 ,4GHz-5,16 Charger Mass 3,7kg InputVoltage 100–240VAC OutputVoltage 58,2VDC MaximumPower 300W OutputCurrent Accessories Helmet m atteblack, ECE/22-05 certified TechnicalInformation...
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