HUGO BIKE SCOOTER SUNNY /X Manual

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Page 2 INTRODUCTION Thank you for the trust expressed in the purchase of the HUGO Bike electric scooter. We believe that it will bring you a lot of experiences and fun. Please read this manual carefully and follow the instructions before using the electric scooter.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
1.1. NOTICE! ................................................................5 1.2. WARNING! ............................................................... 5 1.3. PROHIBITION! ............................................................... 5 2) TECHNICAL SHEET ��5 3) SCOOTER SUNNY /X ��6 3) SCOOTER BIG ONE /S /X ��8 3) SCOOTER SCORPIO ��10 3.1. SCOOTER CONSTRUCTION .........................................................12 3.1.1. SCOOTER CABLE CONNECTIONS ......................................................... 13 3.1.2.
Page 4 15.4. THE CHARGER DOES NOT CHARGE THE BATTERY ............................................38 15.5. THE CHARGER INDICATOR LIGHT STILL IS GREEN ............................................38 15.6. THE CHARGER INDICATOR LIGHT IS STILL RED ..............................................38 16) DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT �� 38 © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 4...
Page 5: Terms, Abbreviations, Definitions
The latest version of this manual can be downloaded in PDF after logging in to our website. www.hugobike.cz 2) TECHNICAL SHEET We supply the current technical data sheet for all scooters as an appendix to this manual. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 5...
Page 6: Scooter Sunny
SUNNY 3) SCOOTER SUNNY /X 1. REAR BRAKE LEVER WITH DISCONNECTING SENSOR 2. GAS LEVER 3. COLOR DISPLAY 4. FRONT BRAKE LEVER WITH DISCONNECTING SENSOR 5. ACTIVE STARTING KEYS (CRADLE SWITCH/WITHOUT SWITCH) 6. SCOOTER FRAME 7. FOOTBOARD 8. STAND ON THE RIGHT SIDE 9.
Page 8: Scooter Big One /S
17. BRAKE FRONT DISC (160/180/203 mm) 18. FRONT FORK SUSPECTED 19. FRONT WHEEL 20. HEADLIGHT (LED) 21. STEM 22. SEAT, BOX (ACCESSORIES) Note: Components may vary by model, accessory, or customer specification. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 8...
Page 10: Scooter Scorpio
19. FRONT WHEEL 20. HEADLIGHT (LED) 21. STEM 22. BELL (ACCESSORIES) 23. BACKLIGHT SWITCH 24. SCOOTER CARRIER HOLDER 25.HANDLEBAR FOLDING LEVER Note: Components may vary by model, accessory, or customer specification. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 10...
Page 12: Scooter Construction
If you have an electric scooter folded, turn the ignition key to the ON position. Then turn on the display with button (see picture). The display with HUGO Bike logo lights up and the electric scooter is ready to ride.
Page 13: Scooter Cable Connections
Connect the cables on the left and right side of the scooter according to the colours of the connectors. The cable is plugged in (disconnected by pulling apart) and must fit into a small groove. Do not break or screw the cable. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 14: Connection Of Mechanical Brakes
4) Tighten the nut on the brake. Repeat the procedure for the second brake. Note: The right brake lever is for the rear wheel; the left brake lever is for the front wheel. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 15: Final Check
AT A QUICK START, YOU CAN FEEL A SLIGHT JERK, WHICH CAN DISTURB YOUR BALANCE. TO REDUCE THIS RISK, WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU FIRST BOUNCE YOUR FOOT TO START THE SCOOTER AND THEN USE THE THROTTLE LEVER FIRST. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 15...
Page 16: Running The Scooter
• the key is in an almost parallel position with the frame of the scooter – the scooter is switched on and can be continued by activating via the display. Note: If the scooter has additional backlight, it is activated by an added switch. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 16...
Page 17: 4�A) Display
• assistant for driving a scooter • indication of braking and lights on • error code indicator ON/OFF • setting of various parameters (wheel size, speed limit, etc.) • cruise control DOWN © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 17...
Page 18: Handlebar Mounting
4.3.1. SWITCHING THE SYSTEM ON / OFF Hold down the “ON” button for two seconds until the HUGO Bike logo lights up on the display. To switch off the system, proceed in the same way or switch if off with the key.
Page 19: Switching Distance And Speed Data
4.3.9. ERROR CODE INDICATION If the control electronics diagnose an error, it displays its number on the display. You will find the table with error codes further in this manual. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 19...
Page 20: Display Settings
You can choose between metric (km) and imperial system (miles) in this option 2 seconds. 4.3.14. BRIGHTNESS – DISPLAY BACKLIGHT INTENSITY It allows you to adjust the backlight intensity of the display (five levels). © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 20...
Page 21: Auto Off - Auto Display Off Time
The scooter then maintains your chosen speed. To deactivate cruise control, press the “MINUS” button on the display on the left handle again or brake. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 22: Assist - Number Of Performance Maps From 3 - 5 - 9
The accelerator does not return to the zero position Abnormal accelerator function Undervoltage protection Surge protection Company HUGO Bike s.r.o., Poříčská 282, 373 82, Boršov nad Abnormal function of hall probes Vltavou is an importer of this system and declares that the Abnormal phase conduction function equipment complies with the basic requirements of Government Decree No.
Page 23: 4�B) Display 850C
• The display also has a USB connector (at the bottom of the display). Menu (Press the on / off button twice quickly) Confirm setting and switching indicators (Press the on / off button once) © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 23...
Page 24: Battery
5.1. BATTERY CHARGING The batteries supplied in the HUGO Bike have a very low self-discharge, which causes a loss of capacity. For this reason, we recommend recharging the battery frequently. Always after the ride and at the same time when the scooter is not used for a long time.
Page 25: Charging Procedure
The warranty conditions of the batteries, relating to the maintenance of its capacity in relation to the number of charging cycles and its age, are specified in the warranty card. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 25...
Page 26: Battery Storage
Contact service for repair. In the event of noise, high temperature, wetting, or leakage from the battery, stop using it immediately and immediately store it in a non-flammable container and cover with sand. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 27: Charger Li-Ion/Li Accumulator Mda 48V/3A (5A)
8) Never replace the original charging connector with another one. There is a risk of a short circuit and this will void the warranty on the charger. 9) The charger is in the electrical waste. Therefore, never throw it in the normal rubbish bin, but use the designated place (collection yard). © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 28: Use Of Electric Scooter
7.1. DETERMINATION OF ELECTIC SCOOTERS The HUGO BIKE electric scooter is a product designed for people over 15 years of age, with a minimum height of 4 ft 11 inches (150 cm) and a recommended maximum weight of 242 lbs. (110 kg). The scooter is used to transport people on paved roads or in mild terrain.
Page 29: Electric Scooter Travel
• that you and your child have learned, understood and follow not only the applicable road traffic regulations, but also the principles of safe and responsible electric scooter riding, • your child always wears a certified bicycle helmet when riding. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 29...
Page 30: Prohibited Activities
• Use an electric scooter without lighting in low visibility. • Do not touch any part of the body or an object held in the hand on the moving parts of the electric scooter. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 31: Maintenance, Adjustment, Repairs And Cleaning
Check that all bolts and nuts, especially the rear wheel centre nuts, are properly tightened. Use only original spare parts. If necessary, contact the nearest authorized service workshop or the HUGO Bike manufacturer directly. We recommend that the following service tasks be performed at regular intervals.
Page 32: Wheel And Tires
(brake calliper), have the electric scooter adjusted by a specialist garage. To centre and adjust the wheels, you need to have technical knowledge, experience, special tools and instruments. We recommend leaving these activities to a professional service! © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 32...
Page 33: Brakes
Before washing, check that all scooter protection caps (switch box, charging connector, etc.). We recommend washing scooters with a wet cloth or broom! © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 33...
Page 34: Warranty Inspection
• Familiarize yourself with the applicable legislative restrictions! The scooter can only be used in accordance with the applicable legislation of the country in which you will be riding the scooter. This will avoid fines or other sanctions. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 35: Health Protection
• Do not jump on the scooter or perform other acrobatic manoeuvres. The scooter is not designed or adapted to these riding styles. • Drive at a speed adapted to the surrounding conditions. Higher speed means more risk. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 35...
Page 36: Fire Protection
• For the purposes of transport, the user is obligated to properly fasten the scooter in a suitable means of transport with regard to the weight of the scooter (specified in the technical data sheet). The manufacturer does not accept any liability for any damage caused during transport. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 36...
Page 37: Problems And Their Solutions
• heavy load on the scooter due to steep climbs, against wind or load – use less motor assistance, • low ambient temperature (less than 0° C) – use less engine assistance. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1...
Page 38: The Charger Does Not Charge The Battery
Contact your local authority or the nearest collection point for further details. Improper disposal of this type of waste may result in penalties in accordance with national regulations. © HUGO BIKE Version of the manual 1.1 page 38...
Page 39 HUGO Bike s.r.o. Poříčská 282 373 82 Boršov nad Vltavou Phone: +420 735 750 755 e-mail: info@hugobike.cz...
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