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Summary of Contents for Seat MO
- Page 1 Owner’s manual...
- Page 2 Thank you for your trust choosing an eScooter SEAT MÓ We recommend reading this Instruction Manual carefully to learn more about your eScooter so you can enjoy all its benefits in your daily driving. Information about handling is complemented with instructions regarding the operation and maintenance of the vehicle in order to ensure its safety and maintain its value.
- Page 3 About this manual This manual describes the features of the ¬ WARNING eScooter at the time of drafting this text. Texts after this symbol contain information Some of the features described below will about safety and warn you about possible be introduced in the future or will only be accident or injury risks.
- Page 4 Connectivity The eScooter can be connected to My SEAT MÓ mobile app, which displays different features such as the location of the eScooter, remote battery status checking, start-up authorization, seat opening, scooter locking and the reception of notifications.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Fire protection ......Seat interior ...... - Page 6 Maintenance Maintenance schedule ... . Work to perform ......Operations and frequency.
- Page 7 Basic components Fig. 1 The basic components (from a user stand- Electric socket – USB Ignition ››› page 24 point) that make up the eScooter are: Seat ››› page 26 Brake light, indicators Mirror ››› page 11 ››› page 27 Carry hook Motor (rear wheel)
- Page 8 eScooter controls and driving eScooter controls and driving Fig. 2 Instrument panel ››› page 15 Horn Brake fluid reservoir ››› page 11 Windscreen ››› page 11 ››› page 22 Brake Dipped beam headlight Reverse gear ››› page 21 INFO ››› page 22 Main beam headlight ››› page 21 Accelerator ›››...
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Page 9: Safety Safe Driving
Safety Use and maintenance ¬ WARNING The eScooter is NOT prepared for regular The eScooter is an urban eScooter designed Safe driving motorway use, although it is possible to do to be used on the road only, carrying at most so sporadically. -
Page 10: Clothing And Protection
Clothing and protection • Always wear a helmet: Proper use of a helmet is basic and obligatory, both for the driver and for the passenger. It must be approved, in good condition and properly buckled. Helmets reduce the number of head injuries and their seriousness. -
Page 11: Load
Accessories and modifications Charge level This eScooter is designed to be driven safely We recommend using only SEAT accessories, as long as the maximum load capacity and as they have been designed and tested to proper distribution are respected. Failure to ensure they work properly with this model of Check the charge level on the LCD screen. -
Page 12: Brakes
Brakes Technical specifications to find out about Levels should always be checked and the the correct tyre pressures for the eScooter. fluid must be changed every 2 years. If there is not enough brake fluid, add more. Brake fluid Driving with inappropriate tyre pressures can damage the tyres and cause an accident, in Front brake addition to limiting their lifespan. -
Page 13: Brake Lever
If you find excessive play in the brake lever, Note but the pads are still in good condition, contact a SEAT Official Service as soon as Adjusting the brake lever only affects the possible to get it checked. position of the lever and has no effect on the braking power or distance. -
Page 14: Emergencies
Fuses Changing a fuse Self-help The fuse box is located under a protective First aid cover, inside the seat compartment ››› page 26. In the case of a broken battery, smoke or fire, evacuate people from the contaminated Fuses colour coded area and ensure as much ventilation as possi- ble to clear away the gases. -
Page 15: Operation
Operation Start-up Steps to follow Start-up Fig. 7 • Insert the key into the scooter’s ignition. Now you can move off my operating the accelerator grip. • Press and turn the key clockwise to “on” position ¬ WARNING • Press the left brake lever and the MODE It will only be possible to start-up the button... -
Page 16: Control Instruments And Warning Lamps
Control instruments and warning lamps Instrument panel The instrument panel gives you all the infor- mation you need to know about the eScooter while driving. It has: LCD screen ››› page 16 “SET” and “INFO” buttons ››› page 18 ››› page 19 Indicator lights Its functionalities are explained below. -
Page 17: Instrument Cluster Operation
Instrument cluster operation LCD screen Driving mode Shows the driving mode that is currently active (ECO, CITY or SPORT). Bluetooth connection This icon shows that the eScooter’s ECU is paired with the driver’s smartphone. It blinks when pairing and stays on once the connec- tion has been made. - Page 18 TEMP Service Speedometer When it’s necessary to perform scheduled Shows the eScooter’s current speed. It can service on the eScooter, according to mile- be set to kilometres per hour or miles per age (km), the spanner icon will appear hour. automatically.
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Page 19: Set" / "Info" Buttons
“SET” / “INFO” buttons TRIP1 Reset trip recorder • In TRIP1 or TRIP2, press SET (single press). The kilometre count will be reset. Changing the temperatures view • In TEMP, press INFO (press and hold): to switch between the BAT TEMP, ENG TEMP and INV TEMP screens. -
Page 20: Warning Lights
Warning lights Change the units’ system • Press SET (press while switching the eS- cooter on): switches from metric system units (°C, km/h, km) to imperial system measure- ments (°F, mph, mi), and vice-versa. Instrument panel Fig. 15 Warning lights Left indicator light. - Page 21 Warning lights Temperature light. This blinks if any part is near its maximum allowable temperature. It stays on without blinking when it is over the maximum temperature. Motor: 212 °F (100 °C) flashing 230 °F (110 °C) always on. Controller: 158 °F (70 °C) flashing, 167 °F (75 °C) always on.
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Page 22: Escooter Controls And Driving
eScooter controls and while pressing it down. The indicator lamp Turn signal selector driving will light up on the instrument cluster and an • To turn on the turn signals, move the selec- intermittent sound will be heard. tor switch right to signal a turn to the right, Controls on the left side of the and to the left to signal a turn to the left. -
Page 23: Controls On The Right Side Of The
INFO button This driving mode gives you more This button is a duplicate of the INFO button power and speed at specific mo- on the instrument cluster and has the same Right hand side of the handlebar Fig. 18 ments. -
Page 24: Combined Brake And Regenerative
Combined brake and regenerative The top speed for each mode is: Note brake You can go straight from SPORT to CITY. Top speed To go from any mode to ECO, however, 40 mph (64 km/h) you have to be driving under 55 km/h. For safety reasons, power will be limited in any CITY 50 mph (80 km/h) -
Page 25: Ignition
Ignition How to brake with the regenerative brake: To close the seat, push it down from the rear until you hear the click of the lock. • During the first part of the front brake lever’s travel (right hand side) ›››... -
Page 26: Lights And Visibility
Lights and visibility Lights Lights Fig. 21 Front sidelights / turn signals All of the lighting on this eScooter is based on LED technology, including indicators, side- On either side of the front lamp, there is an lights, brake lights, main and dipped beams. LED group used for the front sidelights and There are no lightbulbs to change. -
Page 27: Saddle
Saddle To lock the seat, push it down until the latch clicks. Make sure it is locked Secure this lock before moving off. Open and close seat Seat interior Seat interior Fig. 22 Seat interior Fig. 23 Your eScooter’s seat has room for the driver... -
Page 28: Stands
Stands Motor Centre stand Side stand Motor (rear wheel) Centre stand Fig. 25 The centre stand is at the bottom of the Side stand Motor (rear wheel) Fig. 24 Fig. 26 eScooter. This stand supports the eScooter in a vertical position. The side stand is on the left side of the The rear wheel of the eScooter houses a eScooter. -
Page 29: Battery Pack
Battery Safety instructions Qualified authorized personnel Make sure that you read the workshop manu- Battery pack al before repairing or replacing the battery. ¬ WARNING Introduction • The battery should always be moved on its wheels, slowly (max. 3 km/h), slower than the average person walks. -
Page 30: Battery Pack Components
Battery Pack Components Internal charger ¬ WARNING Never open the battery housing. It can In addition to its basic internal systems, the be very dangerous and completely voids removable battery pack has the following the warranty. Only authorized personnel elements: should work on the battery housing. - Page 31 Light ring ring will be lit up ORANGE with a WHITE trail moving around the ring while it remains plugged in. If the eScooter ignition is on, the ring will not light up under any circumstances. Light ring Fig. 30 Information on the battery charge level is available whether or not the battery is in the eScooter, on an LED light ring on one side of...
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Page 32: Removing The Battery Pack
• Make sure the battery is secure. • Plug it into any socket. • Open the seat with the key or by squeezing • the 2 brake levers. Once charged, unplug it. • Operate the lever. -
Page 33: Connector
Connector Connecting charging unit The wheels and base of the pack slide out and fold up automatically when it is removed or inserted into the eScooter, respectively. Nevertheless, it is your responsibility to do this slowly and make sure the wheels and base deploy correctly, and that when putting it back in, it is properly anchored (check before driving). -
Page 34: Temperature
Schuko contact and is normally stored the cell temperature is below 32°F (0°C) or once every 30 days to keep the warranty in the compartment under the seat, where the above 122°F (50°C). valid. male power contact point is located. -
Page 35: State Of Charge Indicator In % (Soc)
Avoid ing, thus reducing its environmental impact. Sport mode and stop the vehicle if it needs to Inform your nearest SEAT service so that it cool down. can pick up and subsequently recycle the battery. -
Page 36: Battery And Charger Specifications
Battery and charger specifications Battery specifications Nominal charge 5.6 kWh Chemistry of the cells Lithium-ion cells Weight 41 kg Height unfolded 870 mm Housing height 270 mm Wheel width 330 mm Housing depth 440 mm Battery dimensions Fig. 35 Nominal voltage of the battery 51 VDC Storage temperature without charging -4°F (-20°C) to 176°F (80°C) max. -
Page 37: Maintenance Schedule
If the eScooter is involved in an accident, in the instructions) to avoid starting it get a SEAT Official Service or a specialist accidentally and having an accident with This is the only way to ensure the safety of workshop to inspect the main components. -
Page 38: Operations And Frequency
Operations and frequency Zone What to do Frequency Painted parts Clean with shine restorer. Monthly Rubber parts Clean with special rubber protection products. Monthly Clean with protective spray to prevent rusting. Aluminium parts Remove any rust on the aluminium carefully with steel wool and Weekly soap. -
Page 39: Escooter Conservation
eScooter conservation Storage If you won’t be using your eScooter for a Cleaning and storage (guide for long period of time, read and follow these storing the vehicle) procedures: • Clean the eScooter and let it dry fully before putting it away. Any water or damp- Cleaning ness could cause problems in the electronic Clean the eScooter as indicated in the... -
Page 40: Warranty
Distributor Number a repair made outside the Official SEAT Country .......... -
Page 41: Inspection Work
• Inspection work and the next services every 3,000 miles ¬ WARNING (5,000 km). • Regular use: At least once a week, for at eScooter and battery Inspections of the eScooter must be done least 10 hours. • within one year of the previous inspection (at Without regular use: The eScooter should least one per year). -
Page 42: Escooter Identification
Technical data Information tag - production plate eScooter identification SCUTUM LOGISTIC, S.L. L3e - A1 VIN number dB(A) - TYPE: S01A Information tag Fig. 38 The eScooter has a tag with the chassis number, maximum permitted noise, maximum mass and revolutions per minute. VIN number Fig. -
Page 43: Technical Specifications
Total height (mm) 1,093 FRONT BRAKE REAR BRAKE Wheelbase (mm) 1,427 Disc (hydraulic, Disc (hydraulic, Type combined) Type combined) + Seat height (mm) Regenerative Diameter (mm) MASSES Diameter (mm) FRONT SUSPENSIONS MAM: Maximum Authorised Mass REAR SUSPENSION (kg) Conventional Type hydraulic tele-... - Page 44 POWERTRAIN MOTOR Brushless, on the wheel. Reversible: Type regenerative motor brake. Reverse gear. Nominal power (kW) Peak power (kW) Maximum speed of the 59 mph (95 km/h) eScooter Ratio power/mass 0.046 (kW/kg) ENERGY EFFICIENCY Energy consumption (Wh/km) Environmental regu- Euro 5 lations Range (BP 5.6 kWh) 85 miles (137 km)
- Page 45 SEAT S.A. is permanently concerned about continuous development of its types and models. For this reason we ask you to understand, that at any given time, changes regarding shape, equipment and technique may take place on the car delivered. For this reason no right at all may derive based on the data, drawings and descriptions in this current handbook.
- Page 46 Safe driving Controls and driving the Battery eScooter Load Removing the Battery Pack Anti-theft mechanism The rear top case (if mounted) and the carry hook have a 3 kg load limit. ¬ WARNING The motor brake is activated as an anti-theft mechanism, locking the rear Checks before driving wheel if movement of the eScooter is de-...
- Page 47 Inspection Technical specifications Best battery maintenance practices eScooter and battery Specifications of the eScooter The battery’s useful life can be lengthened by performing the maintenance indicated in The eScooter must be inspected no later REAR WHEEL ASSEMBLY the warranty and following a series of best than one year after the last inspection (at practices: least one per year, the first being carried...
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