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- Page 1 Owner's Manual Maintenance+Warranty https://www.motomanuals.net/...
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- Page 3 We are pleased to welcome you to the family of Torrot Electric product users. This manual contains information regarding the correct use and maintenance of your MUVI. For your security and comfort, we recommend you read these instructions carefully.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
ACCESSING THE HEADLIGHT IGNITION SWITCH CHANGING THE LIGHT BULB START SCREENS ADJUSTING THE HEADLIGHT SET BUTTON CLEANING SETTING THE TIME STICKER LOCATIONS BLUETOOTH APP VIN NUMBER STORAGE COMPARTMENT WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS USING THE CENTRE STAND USAGE AND PRECAUTIONS https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... - Page 6 It comes with a small space under the seat for a jet helmet, front and rear LED daytime running lights, disc brakes and everything else you need to get around town safely, enjoyably and efficiently. It's extrovert, laid- back design has been created for people like you, who value time and practicality above all else. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
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Page 7: Clothing
• Always carry your driving licence and a valid insurance policy • Always grasp the handlebar with both hands • Always remain seated, do not stand. • Always obey traffic signs and police officers • Do not let an inexperienced person ride your motorbike. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... - Page 8 Owner's Manual CHARACTERISTICS MUVI SPECIFICATIONS TUBULAR STEEL CHASSIS HYDRAULIC TELESCOPIC FORK FRONT SUSPENSION SIDE MONOSHOCK WITH PRELOAD ADJUSTMENT REAR SUSPENSION HYDRAULIC COMBINED BRAKING SYSTEM 220mm FRONT - 200mm REAR BRAKES HTD 1:5 TOOTHED BELT TRANSMISSION TORROT BRUSHLESS AC PMSM MOTOR (L3e-A1 = 3kw / L1e-B = 2.65kw) / 35Nm...
- Page 9 Owner's Manual COMPONENTS ACCELERATOR BRAKES IGNITION SWITCH DASHBOARD BELT CENTRE STAND HEADLIGHT LOCK MOTOR BATTERY LUGGAGE HOOK https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
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Page 10: Controls
Owner's Manual CONTROLS https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... - Page 11 Press this button to sound the horn. It emits a high 8. SET BUTTON tone. For more information on the SET button read the corresponding page (page 21). 9. IGNITION SWITCH For more information on the ignition switch read the https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 12 Owner's Manual DASHBOARD 22:45 KM/H RANGE 135. 5 93450. 6 TRIP https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 13 Owner's Manual EXTRA DISPLAYS AVAILABLE You can change the display type via the MUVI application. 22:45 17:15 AVSPD KM/H KM/H Wh/km Wh/km 93450. 6 135.5 13.5 TRIP https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 14 Shows the time 9. SPEED 3. WARNING Shows the travel speed Except for OBD errors, this icon will light up when an error is detected. 10. UNITS OF SPEED Indicates the unit of speed being used. Km/h or MPH. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 15 18. AVSPD / AVS 12. ODOMETER Shows the average speed at which the MUVI has been ridden. Shows the total amount of kilometres or miles travelled by the motorbike (depending on configuration).
- Page 16 While riding in ECO mode, you can engage FULL mode when two arrows appear beside ECO. While riding in FULL mode, ECO mode can be engaged when desired. *It is inadvisable to carry a passenger in this mode https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 17 In this position the motorbike is on and ready to go, provided it is off its centre stand. 3. LOCK In this position the motorbike is off and the steering can be locked toward one side or the other. To engage this position, press the key inward then turn. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 18 Torrot logo upon starting the components are in working motorbike. order. SERVICE If all is fine this image will be This image means that it's shown, meaning you can start time to take the MUVI for its riding. routine service. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 19 ECO mode will be engaged. LOW TEMPERATURE INCOMPATIBLE ECO MODE ON BATTERIES The temperature of a component Two incompatible batteries have is too low. ECO mode will be been connected. The motorbike engaged. will not work. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 20 ECO mode will be engaged. engaged. UNABLE TO RUN BATTERIES UNBALANCED ECO MODE ON Please check MUVI APP The motorbike is unable to The batteries have unequal run. Check the errors via the charges. ECO mode will be application and contact the engaged.
- Page 21 To change from the Metric (km/h) to the Imperial system (mph) simultaneously press the SET button and apply the right brake for 3 to 5 seconds. SETTING THE TIME To set the time the motorcycle must be connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth. The time will be synchronised as explained below. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 22 Owner's Manual BLUETOOTH APP An application has been developed to connect your smartphone to the MUVI.* There is a sticker inside the helmet compartment which has the motorbike's identifier and the PIN number you must enter to establish a connection.
- Page 23 You can access logs to support if there is an error, view this screen to see the error and convey errors recorded by the OBD and scan it to us if necessary. for devices to connect with your MUVI. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 24 If you want to see a summary of what press “Batteries Stats”. Information number 3. This menu lets you set the you've done with the MUVI, access about the health of your batteries, units, synchronise the smartphone “Ride Statistics” from the menu and...
- Page 25 Owner's Manual STORAGE COMPARTMENT The MUVI's storage compartment is designed to hold a helmet*. To open it, remove the key from the ignition and insert it into the lock on the left side of the motorbike. The motorbike batteries are also located inside this compartment. Further below there will be a detailed explanation on how to treat the batteries to avoid deterioration and extend their service life as much as possible.
- Page 26 To put the motorbike onto its centre stand when parking, set the ignition switch to OFF. Place your foot on the stand's arm and push downward. To facilitate this move, grasp the handle with your hand and pull upward. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 27 • L3e-A1: 70km/h • L1e-B: 45km/h The range will also vary considerably depending on the driving style and conditions under which the MUVI is subjected to, including route gradient, driving aggressiveness, number of passengers, etc Hydraulic front and rear disc brakes provide easy braking, requiring very little force on the lever. Using the left brake lever activates the combined braking, distributing it over both wheels.
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Page 28: Turn-On Sequence
1. Ensure the motorcycle is off its centre stand 2. Squeeze one of the two brake levers Following this sequence stops you from leaving with the stand down and damaging the motorbike. It is also a way of testing the brakes before setting off. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 29: Removing The Batteries
Do not let it drop to the bottom as this can damage the connectors. Once they are in position fasten the Velcro strap. CAREFULLY WHEN INSERTING BATTERIES. IT MUST FIT PROPERLY, MATCHING THE CHAMFERS OF EACH BATTERY WITH THE BATTERY CONTAINER ONES. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 30: Charging The Batteries
REAR IS CORRECT. DOESN’T MATCH , REVIEW THE INSERTION POSITION. ALWAYS CHARGE TO THE LIMIT AFTER EACH NEVER CHARGE THE BATTERIES WITH THE USE. DO NOT DISCONNECT THE CHARGER UNTIL CHARGER INSIDE THE STORAGE COMPARTMENT LED2 IS GREEN https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 31: Battery Precautions
Avoid unnecessary knocks and vibrations to your vehicle. The insulation between the battery and the vehicle's chassis should be https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 32: Maintenance
Owner's Manual MAINTENANCE As with all electric vehicles, the MUVI requires less maintenance than equivalent combustion vehicles. Following, we will address a few maintenance issues that you should carry out. IF YOUR MOTORBIKE DOES NOT WORK, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIX IT YOURSELF AS YOU COULD RISK INJURY OR WORSEN THE PROBLEM. -
Page 33: Tyre Pressure
Change the tyres when the tread depth reaches that established by traffic regulations. After changing the tyres make sure both have the same, and correct, pressure. TIRE INFORMATION Cold tire normal pressure shoud be set as follows: FRONT: 240kpa, (2.40kgf/cm2), 34.8psi REAR: 240kpa, (2.40kgf/cm2), 34.8psi https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 34: Brake Fluid
BRAKE CALLIPERS Check the brake pads regularly to see if the thickness is less than 1mm. If this is the case then have them replaced with new ones. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 35: Accessing The Headlight
Be careful when removing the plastic cover as the ECU is screwed to it. Separate the plastic cover from the motorbike by uncoupling the ECU connector. No. 3 No. 3 https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 36: Changing The Light Bulb
Press one of these ends inward then sideward to remove from its position. Do the same with the other end. The light bulb is now loose and can be replaced with a new one. Reverse this procedure to reassemble the headlight. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 37: Adjusting The Headlight
For example: If when touching the wall the light bulb's height is 100cm, when you move back 10 metres, the highest part of the beam should be at 90cm (100*0.9). To adjust the beam height, loosen or tighten the screw shown on the previous page. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 38: Cleaning
If you are not going to use the motorbike for a long time remember to follow the instructions regarding the batteries. When storing the motorbike, clean and let it dry, put it onto the stand and cover with a tarpaulin. Regularly check that everything works properly and cover it again. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 39: Sticker Locations
Owner's Manual STICKER LOCATIONS Each of the MUVI's components has a sticker that indicates its model and serial number. Let's take a look at where these stickers are. Batteries Charge precaution VIN number Tyres Controller Motor https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 40: Vin Number
The VIN number, or serial number, is engraved on the metal tube that leads to the chassis' steering head. Just beside this is the Manufacturer's Data Plate, which is indelible. It indicates the manufacturer's name as well as the VIN number. VIN number VIN number Manufacturer's Data Plate https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI... -
Page 41: Warranty Terms And Conditions
Electric vehicle (KIDS and MUVI). at Torrot Electric’s discretion. This warranty applies Damage caused by not following the owner MUVI batteries are warrantied for two years from the date of purchase and is applicable only to the manual instructions. [three years for Spain & Portugal] or 40,000 km within... - Page 42 WARRANTY TRANSFER (ONLY MUVI) other application involving abnormal stress. Torrot Electric vehicle. The transfer of the warranty shall apply to the new user Vehicles lacking proper maintenance, cleaning Torrot Electric Europa S.A.
- Page 43 VIN number, the problem detected, and your name and a contact telephone number. Our technicians will quickly get in touch with you, and after a telephone pre-assessment, they will determine the procedure to follow as soon as possible. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 44 OR PARTIAL REPRODUCTION OF THIS MANUAL WITHOUT PREVIOUS WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE COPYRIGHT OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. IMAGES ARE NOT CONTRACTUAL. DUE TO THE CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT POLICY OF TORROT ELECTRIC EUROPA S.L., SPECIFICATIONS AND EQUIPMENT MAY VARY WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
- Page 45 Owner's Manual TECHNICAL INSPECTIONS SERVICE DATE KILOMETRES SERVICE DESCRIPTION COMMENTS https://www.motomanuals.net/ MUVI...
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- Page 47 Serious fun. TORROT (0034) 972 850 797 info@torrot.com torrotelectric @torrotelectric https://www.motomanuals.net/...
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