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Eris Pro

Electric Scooter

A guide for your ride.

IMPORTANT: READ CAREFULLY AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

MODEL SKU: JERSP-BLG

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Page 1 Eris Pro Electric Scooter A guide for your ride. IMPORTANT: READ CAREFULLY AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. MODEL SKU: JERSP-BLG...
Page 3 Jetson's top two riding rules: Be safe. Have fun!
Page 4 Contents Safety Warnings ........................4 Warranty Coverage .
Page 5 ......................38 Riding the Eris Pro .
Page 6 Safety Warnings • Before use, please read the user manual and safety warnings carefully, and make sure you understand and accept all the safety instructions. The user will be responsible for any loss or damage caused by improper use. • Failure to use correct charger can result in fire and explosion. •...
Page 7 • WARNING – Risk of Fire, No User Serviceable Parts MODIFICATIONS Do not attempt to disassemble, modify, repair, or replace the unit or any components of the unit without instruction from the Jetson Care Team. This will void any warranty, and can lead to malfunctions which may cause injury.
Page 8 Jetson's user manuals (refer to ridejetson.com/support). Under this warranty, you will be able to direct your claims to Jetson even in situations where you purchased the Jetson Product from one of our authorized retailers. To read the full terms of our warranty, visit ridejetson.com/warranty.
Page 10 Product Overview 1. HANDLEBAR* 3. STEM 11. BATTERY cHARGING PORT A. HANDBRAKE 4. fOLDING LATcH WITH cOVER B. BELL 5. fRONT fORK 12. REAR/BRAKE LIGHT c. LED ScREEN 6. fRONT WHEEL 13. REAR WHEEL D. AccELERATION THUMB THROTTLE (MOTOR WHEEL) 14.
Page 11 *FRONT VIEW *RIDER VIEW *OPPOSITE SIDE OF SCOOTER NOTE: IMAGES MAY NOT REFLECT EXACT APPEARANCE OF ACTUAL PRODUCT.
Page 12 Specs & Features PRODUcT DIMENSIONS, UNfOLDED : 42.1˝ (L) × 23.4˝ (W) × 45.7˝ (H) · PRODUcT DIMENSIONS, fOLDED: 42.1˝ (L) × 23.4˝ (W) × 20.0˝ (H) · DEcK SIZE: 19.0˝ (L) X 6.7˝ (W) · WEIGHT LIMIT: 265 LB ·...
Page 13 Online Resources Scan for our most updated Eris Pro onboarding materials and support resources.
Page 14 1. Getting Started Starting Notes THE DIREcTIONS GIVEN IN THIS MANUAL—RIGHT, LEfT, fRONT, AND REAR—ARE ORIENTED AS THE RIDER WOULD SEE THEM · WHEN STANDING ON THE ScOOTER. THE "RIGHT SIDE" Of THE ScOOTER, fOR EXAMPLE, IS THE SIDE WHERE THE RIDER’S RIGHT HAND WILL BE.
Page 15 WHEN TO UNFOLD: fOR ASSEMBLY AND RIDING WHEN TO FOLD: fOR STORAGE AND TRANSPORT IMPORTANT: NEVER ROLL THE ERIS PRO WHEN NOT RIDING IT. TO TRANSPORT IT, SEcURE IT IN THE fOLDED POSITION AND cARRY IT BY THE STEM. UNfOLDED...
Page 16 TO UNFOLD: 1. PUSH THE fOLDING HOOK cATcH TOWARDS THE BAcK Of THE ScOOTER TO RELEASE THE fOLDING HOOK. (*NOT NEcESSARY OUT Of THE BOX WHEN fOLDING HOOK IS NOT YET ATTAcHED.) fOLDING HOOK fOLDING HOOK cATcH...
Page 17 HANDLEBAR 2. RAISE THE HANDLEBAR TOWARDS THE fRONT Of THE ScOOTER UNTIL THE STEM IS fULLY UPRIGHT. IMPORTANT: WHEN UNFOLDING FOR THE FIRST TIME, CAREFULLY GUIDE STEM THE SEMI-ATTACHED HANDLEBAR UP WITH THE STEM.
Page 18 STEM 3. fORcEfULLY PUSH THE fOLDING LATcH AGAINST THE "cLIcK" STEM UNTIL IT cLIcKS cLOSED fOLDING LATcH...
Page 19 4. cHEcK THAT THE STEM IS SEcURE IN THE VERTIcAL POSITION.
Page 20 STEM TO FOLD: 1. PUSH THE TAB ON THE fOLDING LATcH IN, THEN PULL THE LATcH OPEN AND AWAY fROM THE STEM. fOLDING LATcH...
Page 21 2. LOWER THE STEM DOWN OVER THE DEcK. STEM DEcK...
Page 22 3. POSITION THE STEM OVER THE DEcK SUcH THAT THE fOLDING HOOK IS ABOVE THE fOLDING HOOK cATcH. 4. LIfT THE fOLDING cATcH OUT fROM THE DEcK AND HOLD IT VERTIcAL. SLIDE THE TOP HOLE IN THE fOLDING cATcH AROUND THE fOLDING HOOK. 5.
Page 23 Assembling the Handlebar 1. PROP THE UNfOLDED ScOOTER UP ON ITS KIcKSTAND. (SEE SEcTION 2.10) 2. HOLD THE SEMI-ATTAcHED HANDLEBAR OVER THE STEM SO THAT THE HANDBRAKE IS ON THE LEfT SIDE Of THE ScOOTER AND THE THUMB THROTTLE IS ON THE RIGHT AS VIEWED fROM THE RIDING POSITION. 3.
Page 24 4. If NEcESSARY, ROTATE AND ADJUST THE HANDLEBAR SLIGHTLY UNTIL THE 4 HOLES IN THE HANDLEBAR BASE ARE ALIGNED WITH THE 4 HOLES IN THE STEM—2 ON THE fRONT SIDE Of THE ScOOTER AND 2 fAcING THE RIDER. 5. ON THE SIDE Of THE STEM fAcING THE RIDER, POSITION THE fOLDING HOOK AGAINST THE STEM SUcH THAT THE fOLLOWING cONDITIONS ARE MET: •...
Page 25 6. INSERT 1 ScREW INTO EAcH SET Of ALIGNED HOLES BY TURNING IT cLOcKWISE INTO THE HOLE. (2 TOTAL) 7. TIGHTEN BOTH ScREWS BY TURNING THEM cLOcKWISE WITH THE ALLEN KEY. fOLDING HOOK 4MM ALLEN KEY ScREWS *AS VIEWED FROM RIDING POSITION...
Page 26 8. ON THE fRONT SIDE Of THE STEM, INSERT 1 ScREW INTO EAcH SET Of ALIGNED HOLES BY TURNING IT cLOcKWISE INTO THE HOLE. (2 TOTAL) 9. TIGHTEN BOTH ScREWS BY TURNING THEM cLOcKWISE WITH THE ALLEN KEY. 10. cHEcK THAT THE HANDLEBAR AND HOOK ARE SEcURE ON THE STEM. fOLDING HOOK ScREWS ALLEN KEY...
Page 27 Checking & Inflating the Tires BEFORE YOUR FIRST RIDE, YOU WILL NEED TO ADD AIR TO YOUR TIRES TO BRING THEM TO WITHIN THE RECOMMENDED PRESSURE OF 50 PSI (POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH). USE A GAUGE TO CHECK THAT YOUR TIRE PRESSURE IS AT 50 PSI PRIOR TO EVERY RIDE.
Page 28 Charging the Battery NOTE: IT cAN TAKE APPROXIMATELY 6 HOURS TO BRING THE BATTERY TO fULL cHARGE. fULLY cHARGE THE BATTERY PRIOR TO fIRST USE. cHARGING PORT WITH cOVER 1. cONNEcT THE cHARGING cABLE WITH THE cHARGER. 2. PULL OPEN THE cHARGING PORT cOVER ON YOUR ScOOTER. 3.
Page 29 IMPORTANT CHARGING NOTES: ONLY USE THE INcLUDED cHARGER OR ONE OBTAINED DIREcTLY THROUGH JETSON · LABELED WITH JY-420150 OR THE PART SKU PJERSP-cH. FAILURE TO USE CORRECT CHARGER CAN RESULT IN FIRE AND EXPLOSION. PLUG THE cHARGER INTO THE WALL OUTLET BEfORE PLUGGING INTO THE ·...
Page 31 2. Features & Functions Powering On & Off TO POWER ON: PRESS AND HOLD THE POWER BUTTON fOR 1 SEcOND. TO POWER OFF: PRESS AND HOLD THE POWER BUTTON fOR 3 SEcONDS. TO PRESERVE BATTERY POWER, YOUR ScOOTER HAS AN AUTO-Off fEATURE AND WILL AUTOMATIcALLY POWER Off AfTER 10 MINUTES WITHOUT USE.
Page 32 Understanding the LED Screen SPEED MODE (SEcTION 2.6) LIGHTS ON (SEcTION 2.8) RIDING SPEED UNIT Of MEASUREMENT (SEcTION 2.3) SETTINGS MENU TEMPERATURE PROTEcTION (SEcTIONS 2.3 AND 2.4) (SEcTION 2.5) cRUISE cONTROL (SEcTION 3.3) BRAKE ENGAGED (SEcTION 3.1) ODOMETER (SEcTION 2.4) BATTERY cHARGE LEVEL (SEE SEcTION 2.7)
Page 33 SEcONDS, THE ScREEN WILL AUTOMATIcALLY EXIT THE SETTINGS SEcTION AND RETURN TO THE MAIN DISPLAY. Understanding Warning Alerts ERROR ALERTS: If AN ERROR ALERT ("E0" TO "E9") DISPLAYS ON YOUR ScREEN, cONTAcT THE JETSON cARE TEAM BEfORE RIDING AGAIN. TEMPERATURE PROTECTION WARNING: A WILL APPEAR ON YOUR LED ScREEN If THE ScOOTER AND MOTOR HAVE EXcEEDED STANDARD OPERATING TEMPERATURE LIMITATIONS.
Page 34 Using Speed Modes THERE ARE 3 SPEED MODES, EAcH Of WHIcH ALLOWS YOU TO RIDE A DIffERENT MAXIMUM SPEED. WITH THE ScOOTER POWERED ON, QUIcK-PRESS THE POWER BUTTON TO cHANGE SPEED MODES. SPEED MODE MAXIMUM SPEED LEVEL DISPLAYED ON LED SCREEN PEDESTRIAN MODE (SLOW) UP TO 4 MPH cOMfORT MODE (MIDDLE)
Page 35 Checking Battery Charge Level YOU cAN KEEP TABS ON YOUR BATTERY’S cHARGE LEVEL BY LOOKING AT THE NUMBER Of BARS DISPLAYED ON THE RIGHT SIDE Of THE LED ScREEN. NUMBER OF BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL LIGHTS DISPLAYED 76% – 100% 51% – 75% 26% –...
Page 36 Using the Lights THE HEADLIGHT AND REAR LIGHT If RIDING IN LOW LIGHT cONDITIONS, TURN ON THE LIGHTS SO YOU cAN BETTER SEE THE ROAD AHEAD AND ONcOMING RIDERS cAN BETTER SEE YOU. TO TURN THE LIGHTS ON OR OFF: QUIcK-PRESS THE LIGHTING BUTTON. BRAKE LIGHTING THE REAR LIGHT WILL fLASH WHENEVER THE HANDBRAKE IS ENGAGED, WITH OR WITHOUT THE LIGHTS POWERED ON.
Page 37 Using the Bell USE THE BELL AS AN ALERT TO OTHER RIDERS AND PEDESTRIANS. TO SOUND THE BELL, fLIcK THE BELL TAB TOWARDS YOU AND RELEASE IT QUIcKLY. BELL TAB BELL...
Page 38 KIcK STAND Using the Kickstand 2.10 TO USE THE KIcKSTAND, PIVOT IT DOWN AND GENTLY TILT YOUR ScOOTER ONTO IT TO STAND. TO RAISE THE KIcKSTAND, PIVOT IT BAcK UP. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS RAISE THE KICKSTAND BEFORE RIDING.
Page 39 3. Making Moves Using the Brake SQUEEZE THE HANDBRAKE GENTLY TO SLOW DOWN. SQUEEZE MORE fORcEfULLY TO cOME TO A cOMPLETE STOP. TO AVOID ABRUPT MOVEMENTS, TRY TO SQUEEZE THE HANDBRAKE GRADUALLY. A " " WILL APPEAR ON THE LED ScREEN (SEcTION 2.2) WHENEVER THE BRAKE IS ENGAGED. HANDBRAKE...
Page 40 Riding the Eris Pro THIS SCOOTER'S MOTOR REQUIRES KICK-MOTION ACTIVATION TO START. 1. PLAcE ONE fOOT AT THE fRONT Of THE DEcK fAcING fORWARD. PROPEL THE ScOOTER fORWARD BY PUSHING Off THE GROUND 2 TIMES IN A ROW WITH YOUR OTHER fOOT.
Page 41 Using Cruise Control cRUISE cONTROL LOcKS THE ScOOTER IN AT A cERTAIN PAcE. ONcE YOU AcTIVATE cRUISE cONTROL, THE MOTOR WILL DO THE WORK TO KEEP THE PAcE—NO THROTTLE REQUIRED. TO ACTIVATE CRUISE CONTROL WHILE RIDING: 1. USE THE THROTTLE TO REAcH AND MAINTAIN YOUR DESIRED SPEED fOR 8 SEcONDS. 2.
Page 42 Maximizing Speed & Riding Range THE HARDER THE MOTOR NEEDS TO WORK, THE fASTER YOUR BATTERY WILL DRAIN. IN IDEAL cONDITIONS, THE MAXIMUM MILEAGE THAT cAN BE AcHIEVED PER BATTERY cHARGE IS 12 MILES AND THE MAXIMUM SPEED IS 16 MPH. THE fOLLOWING fAcTORS WILL ALSO AffEcT SPEED AND RIDING RANGE.
Page 43 4. Safe Journeying Pre-Ride Safety Checks cONDUcT THESE IMPORTANT SAfETY cHEcKS BEfORE EVERY JOURNEY: BRAKE MAKE SURE THE BRAKE WORKS PROPERLY SUcH THAT: THE HANDBRAKE LEVER IS SEcURED TO THE HANDLEBAR AND LUBRIcATED SO IT cOMPRESSES EASILY. · THE BRAKE PADS ON THE DISc BRAKE cALIPER ARE NOT WORN AND ARE cENTERED AND ALIGNED WITH THE DISc. ·...
Page 44 Helmet Safety A HELMET SHOULD BE WORN BY THE RIDER AT ALL TIMES. PROPER POSITIONING: IMPROPER POSITIONING: THE fOREHEAD IS cOVERED THE fOREHEAD IS EXPOSED. BY THE HELMET. A fALL cOULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY. * WEAR A HELMET, APPROPRIATE CLOTHING, SHOES, AND SAFETY GEAR. AVOID CLOTHING THAT CAN GET CAUGHT INTO OR UNDER THE WHEELS.
Page 45 CLEANING THE ERIS PRO TO cLEAN THE ERIS PRO, cAREfULLY WIPE WITH A DAMP cLOTH AND THEN DRY WITH A DRY cLOTH. DO NOT APPLY WATER DIREcTLY TO THE ERIS PRO. WATER cAN cAUSE DAMAGE TO THE ELEcTRIcAL SYSTEMS AND fRAME THAT cOULD RESULT IN A MALfUNcTION THAT PUTS RIDER SAfETY AT RISK.
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Page 48 Date Code: 01/2024 Document Edition: v2.0 © 2023, JETSON. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Manufactured by JETSON ELECTRIC BIKES LLC. No portion of this document, including shape, copy, graphics, and design, may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means.

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