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Summary of Contents for GoPowerBike Plug Runner S901
- Page 1 RUNNER ELECTRIC SCOOTER INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL...
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- Page 4 Getting Started Guide Unfolding Your Runner Scooter 1. First push up the latch, releasing the safety bar. 2. Then, unfold the stem of the scooter until the safety bar clips into place. Give the stem an extra push to ensure the safety bar is locked into place.
- Page 5 Folding Your Runner Scooter 1. Always ensure that your scooter is turned off before folding. Turning off before folding ensures your scooter will not accelerate when being folded or stored. 2. Unlatch the stem and slide it down until the handlebar reaches the folding latch, then tighten the latch.
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Page 6: Power On And Off
Power On and Off To turn on the scooter, press the power button, shown above, for 3 seconds, and the LED screen will turn on. To turn the scooter off, press the power button again for 3 seconds. Your scooter will automatically turn off if left idle for 90 seconds. Speed Control When your scooter is switched on, you will find 3 speed gears (1, 2, 3) that can be changed by pressing the “Mode”... -
Page 7: Power Indication
Lights To turn the scooter lights on or off, press and hold the “M” button for 3 seconds Power Indication The LED display shows the approximate charge level of your battery. For a more detailed amount of charge remaining, refer to the voltage meter. For proper preservation of your battery health, we do not recommend regularly draining the battery below a 20% charge. -
Page 8: Battery Overview
Battery Overview Your scooter is powered by a lithium ion battery, a high-quality battery for ultimate performance. In order to get the most out of your battery, charge is fully before the first use. Features of Your Lithium Battery Balanced Charging Protection Each battery is equipped with automatic balancing internal cell voltage protection, protecting your battery and the voltage current being used at all times. -
Page 9: Battery Capacity
Charging 1. Plug the charger into an AC power outlet first, then connect the other end to your scooter’s charging port. 2. As a safety recommendation, do not leave the scooter charging for more than 10 hours. 3. Ensure the room’s temperature is between 15-30°C for ultimate battery protection. -
Page 10: Learning To Ride
Learning to Ride 1. Use the necessary protective equipment while riding your scooter. Please note helmets are mandatory in some Canadian provinces. Always check local laws prior to riding your scooter. 2. It is strongly recommended to avoid riding on wet surfaces, unpaved roads, ice, or snow, as this may result in injury. - Page 11 Plug is not liable for any negligence, personal injury, or damage to property or individuals due to improper use of this electric scooter. All riders will be personally liable and take full responsibility of their actions during the use of their scooter.
- Page 12 Daily Protection and Maintenance Cleaning To clean stains on the surface of your scooter, use a soft cloth with water to remove the stain. Other solutions may be used such as toothpaste and stain solutions, but please ensure that there are safe and do not cause material decay.
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Page 13: Battery Tips
Battery Tips 1. Opening the battery cover and/or playing with any of the connectors leads to automatic cancellation of the warranty provided to you by Plug. 2. Do not touch, dismantle, or puncture the battery as this can cause serious health hazards and can lead to injury. - Page 14 Summary For after-sales and warranty service, contact us at help@gopowerbike.com or call us at 917-900-1110. - Plug scooters covers all spare parts at cost under the warranty agreement, and will always be at your service to help you resolve all issues.
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Page 15: Wear & Tear
Wear & Tear - All spare parts will be offered at cost under normal wear and tear of the use of Plug’s electric scooters. - Labor and maintenance are offered for free under the warranty period for wear and tear. - Examples: Used tires need replacing, brake pads worn out, etc. - Page 16 Important Notes for Warranty Failure or damage caused by the following will not be covered by the warranty: 1. Failure to comply with and follow the user manual’s instructions. 2. Damage caused due to misuse, accidents, or collisions. 3. Damage caused by riding on abnormal roads, paths, or unfit terrain. 4.
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Page 17: After Sales Service
After-Sales Service For any problem listed in the following table, Plug will provide after-sales service within the scope of the warranty: Please note that the acceptance of all warranty cases is up to Plug’s discretion. By purchasing a Plug product, you agree to Plug’s terms and conditions.
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