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- Page 1 ELECTRIC FOLDING SCOOTER O P E RATI ON M A N UA L H 1 HL N R...
- Page 2 HELMETS SAVE LIVES! Always wear a properly itted helmet that complies with CPSC or CE safety standards when you ride your E Scooter. Correct Fit: Make sure your helmet covers your forehead. Incorrect Fit: Forehead is exposed and vulnerable to serious injury.
- Page 3 WARNING As with all mechanical devices, the Hover-1 Highlander is subject to wear and high stresses. Different materials and components may react to wear or fatigue in different ways. If the design life of a component has been exceeded, it may suddenly fail, possibly causing injuries to the rider.
- Page 4 • To avoid collisions, falls, and loss of control, please learn how to ride the Highlander safely. • You can learn how to ride the Highlander by reading the operation manual and watching videos. • All users are responsible for any consequences caused by violating warning contents or proper operations.
- Page 5 Highlander, increasing internal resistance. Additonally, the discharge capacity and capacity of the battery will be signi icantly decreased. Use caution when riding the Highlander in cold temperatures (below 40°F/4°C). Doing so may increase the risk of mechanical failures of the E Scooter, which may lead to damage to your device, property damage, serious bodily injury, and even death.
- Page 6 • Do not operate or allow others to operate the Highlander until the user understands all instructions, warnings, and safety features described in this manual. • Check with your doctor if you have a medical condition that could affect your ability to use the Highlander.
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Page 7: Safety Precautions
You should check with local o icials to ensure you are complying with local tra ic law requirements. • Hover-1 is not liable for tickets or violations given to riders who do not follow local laws and regulations. - Page 8 • Slow down at all street intersections and look to the left and right before crossing. • Your Highlander electric scooter is not equipped with re lectors. It is not recommended that you ride in conditions of low visibility. • If you are riding your E Scooter in low-visibility conditions, ensure your LED headlight is turned on, and that you are wearing bright, re lective clothing.
- Page 9 • If you are riding near other riders, be sure to maintain a safe distance between each other to prevent collisions. • Be sure to keep your feet on the Highlander at all times. Moving your feet off your Highlander while driving is dangerous and may cause the Highlander to stop suddenly or veer sideways.
- Page 10 • Do not ride your Highlander near motor vehicles or on public roads. • Do not travel up or down steep hills. • The Highlander is intended for use by a single individual, DO NOT attempt to operate the Highlander with two or more people.
- Page 11 • Do not ride the Highlander in dark or poorly lit areas. • Do not ride the Highlander near or over potholes, cracks, or uneven pavement or surfaces. • Do not operate your Highlander off-road. • Do not turn sharply, especially at high speeds.
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Page 12: Care And Maintenance
• Do not dispose of the Highlander in ire as it may explode or combust. • Do not let the Highlander come into contact with sharp objects, as this will cause scratches and damage. -
Page 13: Battery Care / Maintenance
• When charging the E Scooter, only use the enclosed 1-pin charging cable provided by Hover-1. Use of any other charger or cable may lead to damage to the E Scooter, overheating, and risk of ire. Use of any other charger or cable voids the manufacturer warranty. - Page 14 • Do not attempt to modify, change, or replace your battery. • Do not use your device if the battery begins to emit odor, overheats, or begins to leak. • Do not touch any leaking materials or breathe fumes emitted. •...
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Page 15: Specifications
Non-pneumatic solid tires Tire Size: 6.5” front and rear Brake Type: Electronic & mechanical brakes FCC ID: 2AANZHLNR BT ID: D051448 UL Certi ication: UL2272 certi ied PARTS LIST A. Highlander E Scooter B. Handlebars C. Charger D. Hex Key... - Page 16 HOVER 1 HIGHLANDER DIAGRAM FEATURES/PARTS 1. Handlebar (L) 8. Steering Column 2. LCD Display 9. Mechanical Foot Brake 3. Handlebar (R) 10. Kickstand 4. Electronic Brake 11. Foot Deck 5. Power/Function Button 12. Charging Port 6. Throttle 7. Folding Hinge...
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Page 17: Lcd Display
HOVER 1 HIGHLANDER DIAGRAM LCD DISPLAY THROTTLE POWER BUTTON ELECTRONIC BRAKE FOLDING HOOK LCD DISPLAY SPEEDOMETER Displays your current speed in mph. Displays the current speed mode when toggled. Press the power button once to switch between speed modes: Eco Mode - 7 mph top speed... - Page 18 BLUETOOTH ® SPEAKER The Highlander has a powerful built-in wireless speaker, so you can play your music while riding. PAIRING THE SPEAKER 1) Turn on your E Scooter. The speaker will “ping” to announce that it’s waiting for a Bluetooth ®...
- Page 19 • When the red indicator light on your charger changes to green, then your device is fully charged. • After fully charging your Highlander, unplug the charger from your device and from the power outlet. CAUTION...
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Page 20: Pinch Points
PINCH POINTS Some parts of your Highlander can injure you if mishandled. Moving and folding parts can cut skin. Clamps and pivoting parts such as brake levers can pinch. When folding and unfolding your Highlander, please watch for pinch points where injury may be sustained. Do not leave your hand in... -
Page 21: Folding And Unfolding
Push the steering column down to the rear foot brake. Align the folding hook (located near the power button) with the opening in the rear foot brake to lock the Highlander in a folded position. To unfold your Highlander, push the foot brake down to unlock the folding hook. -
Page 22: Before Riding
E Scooter with a part that is damaged. Replace the damaged part before riding. It is important that you fully understand all the functions of your Highlander E Scooter. If these functions are not used correctly, you will not have full control of your Highlander. - Page 23 OPERATING YOUR DEVICE Make sure the device is fully charged before the irst use. Before turning on your Highlander E Scooter, ride it like a normal kick scooter to get comfortable with the device before using it with the motor.
- Page 24 OPERATING RANGE The Highlander can travel up to 9 miles on a fully charged battery under ideal riding conditions. The following are some of the major factors that will affect the operating range of your device: •...
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Page 25: Safety Alerts
SAFETY ALERTS If a system error occurs or an improper operation is performed while riding your Highlander, the device will alert the user in a variety of ways. The following are common occurrences that will produce safety alerts. These notices should not be ignored and appropriate action should be taken to correct any improper operation, failure, or errors. -
Page 26: Fcc Statement
FCC STATEMENT NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. -
Page 27: Warranty
WARRANTY For warranty information, please visit us at www.hover-1.com Manufacturer: DGL Group, Ltd. 2045 Lincoln Highway, Edison, NJ 08817 A ix Serial Number Label Here:... - Page 28 @Hover1Rideables @RideHover1 @RideHover1 www.Hover-1.com...