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- Page 1 En nl GiGi Manual Variants: 10, 20, 30 and 40 www.gigiscooter.nl...
- Page 2 GrEat nuMbEr of GiGi scootEr riDErs. this Manual incluDEs instructions con- cErninG propEr usE, MaintEnancE anD carE of your GiGi scootEr. for your oWn safE- ty anD optiMal coMfort WE aDVisE you to carEfully rEaD this Manual bEforE usinG your GiGi.
- Page 3 Batteries can be disassembled ONLY at GiGi instruction authorised service stations. Relevant information to the user As GiGi scooters are permitted on the road, from the vehicle manufacturer’s you MUST respect and obey regulations, GiGi perspective. Please become according to standards applicable in the familiar with the content, it will ease the country in which they are used.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
2.8 Charging the battery Pre-ride activities 2.9 Handle 1.2 Clothing 2.10 Positioning the GiGi on the centre stand 1.3 Riding technique 2.11 Hook for bags 1.4 Rider and cargo 2.12 Lighting 1.5 After riding 2.13 Tyres 2.14 Brakes... -
Page 5: Safe Riding Instructions
• It is easy to turn the handlebar without subsequently check if the front assembly resistance, fully left and right. and folding handle bars are locked. See short manual supplied with your GiGi for more details. 1.2 clothinG • Always ride in appropriate clothes (and a certified helmet in countries where legally required). • Wear tight fitting and comfortable clothing. • Wear proper boots (don’t ride in high heels, flip-flops, or similar open footgear). -
Page 6: Rider And Cargo
Riding with a low level battery significantly decreases its life. Battery life can be extended by recharging it each time after use. There is no risk of overcharging, because after reaching maximum charge level the charger disconnects automatically. It also starts charging when the battery level gets too low to avoid complete selfdischarge. It is therefore required to plug in the GiGi when stalled for a long period of time. -
Page 7: Vehicle Equipment
VEhiclE EquipMEnt 2.1 lEft siDE of GiGi 1 Speedometer 5 Front handle to lift GiGi 2 Ignition 6 Rear shock absorber 3 Seat 7 Front shock absorber 4 Rear handle to lift GiGi 8 Engine compartment... - Page 8 2.2 riGht siDE of GiGi 5 Parking and breaking light 1 Front brake lever 6 Registration plate 2 Head light 7 Battery compartment 3 Centre stand 8 Lock for folded GiGi 4 Storage compartment and charging cable under seat...
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Page 9: How To Fold And Unfold A Gigi
2.3 hoW to folD anD unfolD a GiGi The yellow handles have to be used to fold & unfold the GIGI. fold unfold... -
Page 10: Operational Elements
2.4 opErational ElEMEnts Left mirror 4 Rear brake lever Speedometer 5 Ignition 3 Throttle 6 Front brake lever 10 10... - Page 11 • Squeeze right or left brake lever until the • GiGi ready for riding Warning symbol disappears in display and • Taking out the key is not possible “0” KPH / MPH. is visible. This ensures • The key should be turned to riding the GiGi does not “spontaneously” drive position only when the rider is seated away because someone turns the throttle. on the vehicle, directly before riding • Only ‘release’ the engine when sitting down on the GiGi.
- Page 12 2.6 spEEDoMEtEr Horn 7 Warning symbol 2 Charge indicator 8 Speed indicator 3 Battery status 9 Trip meter 4 Eco status 10 Odometer 5 Battery type 11 Trip reset 6 Power consumption 12 Sport modus (see #4) 12 12...
- Page 13 When GiGi is in standby mode (warning symbol visible in display) A Speed indicator can be set to KPH or MPH. Press Sport and R button simultaneously to choose setting. B Display clarity Clarity can be adjusted by pressing the Sport (darker) or R (lighter) button. When GiGi is in released mode (“0”...
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Page 14: Trunk
2.7 trunK Trunk 2 Seat lock 3 Charge (240V) cable • In order to unlock the seat slide switch towards front wheel GiGi. • In order to close the seat push down and assist to lock. • Do not close seat while charging. • Leave power cord in trunk after charge. 14 14... -
Page 15: Charging The Battery
• Charging an empty battery takes approximately 3:20 hours for a standard pack and 5:20 hours for extended range version. • The battery should be charged whenever possible as it extends its lifetime. • Charging phase is visible on the charge indicator and battery status on the Speedometer display. • Avoid riding with a not fully charged battery as much as possible because it decreases its lifetime. • It is not possible to overcharge the battery when charging. • Charger automatically stops when battery is full and automatically loads when battery voltage becomes too low. • It is required to constantly charge the GiGi when not used for a long period of time. • The battery requires to be charged at least once a month, even if you do not use your GiGi. • Do not charge the battery at temperature lower than -10 degrees Celsius. • Do not turn the GiGi on while charging, it can damage charger or battery. battEry charGE tiME Standard range 3:20 Extended range 5:20 15 15... -
Page 16: Handle
2.9 hanDlE Handles allow user to lift the GiGi when required. Moreover, the handle is helpful while positioning the GiGi on the centre stand. Lift the GiGi when unfolded with handle 1 and 2. Do not lift GiGi on left or right steer handle bar. -
Page 17: Hook For Bags
In order to support the GiGi on stand, pull rear grab handle upwards and press down the centre stand. Do not sit on GiGi while it is not folded and supported on the centre stand as it may damage the vehicle! When GiGi is folded one may sit on the GiGi. -
Page 18: Tyres
Low tyre Front 2,6-2,8 bar pressure affects driving performance and range Rear 2,6-2,8 bar of the GiGi. Tyre pressure can be checked at a petrol station. Check your tyre pressure monthly. 2.14 braKEs • The GiGi is equipped with drum brakes to minimize maintenance. •... -
Page 19: Technical Specifications
2.15 tEchnical spEcifications Speed 25 KPH or 35 KPH. Regulations vary per country. Weight 32 Kg. (standard range) or 33,5 Kg. (extended range) Dimensions Height 945 mm. Width: 647 mm. Length: 1296 mm. Dimensions folded Height 721 mm. Width: 326 mm. Length: 838 mm. Seat Height 695 mm. Folding system 3 step manual folding / unfolding [10 sec.] Max Load 1 person / max. 100Kg. Energy source Li-ion 400Wh / 600Wh Voltage 48 Volt Range* 1 hour riding. 25-30 Km. (400Wh battery) or 30-40 Km. (600Wh battery) * For an average riding profile (85 Kg. load) Wheels & Wheelbase 2,15 x 8” aluminium casted. Wheelbase 920 mm. Tyres 3,00 x 8” Heidenau GiGi tyres (custom for GiGi) Brakes Front and rear 90mm. drum brakes (custom for GiGi) -
Page 20: Fuses
2.15 hoW to chEcK thE Vin nuMbErs on VEhiclE You can find the VIN number on two different locations on the GiGi: under the seat and on the right side of mid frame (footboard) when GiGi is folded. 2.17 fusEs The fuse box is located underneath the seat. From left to right when standing behind the GiGi. -
Page 21: Taking Care Of The Vehicle
VEhiclE In order to maintain the GiGi properly certain activities should be undertaken. • Clean the vehicle with sponge and clean water on a regular basis. • Do not use hard sponges or scratching materials for insect removal. • Plastic parts should only be cleaned with agents suitable for plastic. • Make sure that the anticorrosive aerosol sprays are not used on braking system elements, varnished parts and plastic elements. • An outdoor parked GiGi should be protected with a breathable cover. Standard covers made of artificial material cause water condensation under the cover. -
Page 22: Maintenance
MaintEnancE Your GiGi should have at least one (1) service inspection per 12 months. Only authorised GiGi (service station) representatives are qualified for advice and a professional inspection. According to our registered terms of delivery and warranty terms. GiGi Nederland B.V. is a GiGi Coöperatief U.A. company, registered in Haarlem, The Netherlands. GiGi® is a registered trademark. 22 22 Version 2016.01...
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