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Go Where There Are No Limits
DO GOOD WHILE YOU GO
OWNER'S MANUAL
ETR80

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  • Page 1 Go Where There Are No Limits DO GOOD WHILE YOU GO OWNER’S MANUAL ETR80...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Introduc�on General Warning Rou�ne Inspec�on Before Ridin Opera�ng Your Etrike Charging Your Etrike/Ba�ery Informa�on Preventa�ve Maintenance 10-12 ETR80 – G������ O������� ETR80 – Overview - Steering/controls ETR80 – Main Technical Parameters Warranty...

  • Page 3: Introduc�On

    INTRODUCTION Congratula�ons on the purchase of your new eTrike. This manual is designed to give you the informa�on that you need for the safe opera�on and maintenance of your eTrike. Please read it thoroughly before riding your eTrike. Your eTrike’s serial or VIN number is stamped on the side of the aluminium frame in the front panel.

  • Page 4: General Warning

    Laws in your jurisdiction may not require wearing a helmet. For your safety, eTrikeCo recommends wearing a helmet and protective eye wear when operating your eTrike.

  • Page 5: Rou�Ne Inspec�On Before Ridin

    ROUTINE INSPECTION BEFORE RIDIN CAUTION To ensure optimal and safe performance of your eTrike, it is important to perform the following checks before every ride. Failure to do so could result in unsafe conditions, poor performance, and/or potential damage to your eTrike. Battery - Check the battery life indicator and charge, if needed.

  • Page 6: Opera�Ng Your Etrike

    OPERATING YOUR ETRIKE CAUTION Exercise due caution when operating your eTrike in inclement weather and where conditions on the road, sidewalk or other driving areas may be hazardous. Although your eTrike is weather-resistant, prolonged exposure to moisture can potentially cause minor, temporary shut down in the vehicle’s circuitry. This interruption will self-correct once the eTrike is allowed to sufficiently dry out.
  • Page 7 OPERATING YOUR ETRIKE IV. THROTTLE CONTROLLER – RIGHT HANDLE In addition to the Drive/Neutral/Reverse Switch, the eTrike comes with a parking switch on the right handler. This switch disable the throttle. The throttle controls the flow of electrical power to the motor which propels the eTrike. Grasp the throttle and roll it backwards/towards you to propel the eTrike.
  • Page 8 OPERATING YOUR ETRIKE VI. SLOWING DOWN/BRAKING In the United States, bicyclists are required to use a hand signal to alert surrounding traffic of their intention to slow down or stop. Your eTrike is equipped with rear braking lights which activate when you engage either hand brake, and which may be used in place of the hand signal.
  • Page 9 OPERATING YOUR ETRIKE X. STORAGE The eTrike offers various onboard storage options including a rear basket and under seat compartment. Use the provided mechanisms of latch or keyed lock to open, close and/or lock storage. XI. HORN To sound the horn, push down on the horn button. XII.

  • Page 10: Charging Your Etrike/Ba�Ery Informa�On

    NEVER cover the charger while charging to allow for the dissipation of heat. If you encounter any difficulty charging your eTrike or experience unusual occurrences in the charging process, immediately shut off the power and contact eTrikeco or authorized service vendor for service.

  • Page 11: Preventa�Ve Maintenance

    PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE All vehicles experience some level of wear over the course of operation. In addition to performing the Routine Inspection listed in this manual, it is recommended that you perform preventative maintenance to further ensure the optimal performance and service life of your vehicle, and for your safety.
  • Page 12 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE Check the friction plate and brake disc wear condition. When any of the friction plates is worn down to the marking line of 3mm or 3.5mm, it must be replaced in pairs. The disc brake thickness and wear limits may differ slightly from eTrike model to model.
  • Page 13 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE Inspect the wheel rims for dents or distortions that can adversely affect the tires’ inflation or performance. V. REAR AXLE Inspect the rear axle and differential every week for proper function. Gear oil in the axle should be changed approximately every 650 miles. Add gear oil, if needed for proper lubrication.

  • Page 14: Etr80 - G

    ETR80 – GENERAL OVERVIEW Part Name Part Name Mirrors Converter Controller Seat Cushions Electric Motor...

  • Page 15: Etr80 - Overview - Steering/Controls

    ETR80 – OVERVIEW - STEERING/CONTROLS Part Name Part Name Speedometer Odometer...

  • Page 16: Etr80 - Main Technical Parameters

    ETR80 – MAIN TECHNICAL PARAMETERS I. Main technical parameters of the scooter II. Main technical parameters of ba�ery III. Main technical parameters of motor IV. Main technical parameters of controller V. Charger main parameters...

  • Page 17: Warranty

    Your eTrike comes with a 1 year, non-transferable warranty from the date of purchase. If any component of the eTrike is defective or prevents safe and effective operation during the warranty period, please contact eTrikeCo immediately for service before operating the vehicle. Service and repair during the warranty period must be completed by eTrikeCo or an authorized party.
  • Page 18 (844) 874-5326 info@etrikeco.com www.etrikeco.com Follow and like us on Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter and YouTube...

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