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Zontes 368G Manual

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2. CHECKPOINTS
USB, Type C
brake fluid
reservoir
4
Passenger
handrail
Saddle
Throttle handle
OBDII diagnostic port
Battery
Expansion tank
Right footboard
Oil dipstick
Rear camera
Storage space Tools
Front
Charger socket PKE unit
PKE inductive antenna
Fog lights
Hook
Floor
Rear shock absorber

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  • Page 1 Machine Translated by Google 2. CHECKPOINTS Passenger handrail USB, Type C Saddle Throttle handle OBDII diagnostic port Battery Expansion tank Right footboard Oil dipstick Rear camera Storage space Tools Front brake fluid reservoir Charger socket PKE unit PKE inductive antenna Fog lights Hook Floor...
  • Page 2 Machine Translated by Google Windshield USB charging port Storage cabinet Left side sill USB charging port Front camera Rear brake fluid reservoir Reservoir cap cover Floor left Central stand Side stand Fog lights...

  • Page 3: Before Driving

    Machine Translated by Google 3. BEFORE DRIVING This manual describes the proper use of your scooter including safe riding and simple control methods. For more comfortable and safe driving, please read this manual carefully. In the event that the specifications and construction of the scooter have been modified and differ from the photographs and diagrams in the owner's manual, the specifications and construction of the actual vehicle prevail.

  • Page 4: Use Genuine Spare Parts

    Machine Translated by Google 5. DRIVING • Keep your body parts, such as hands, palms, fingers, relaxed and ride in the most comfortable posture so that you can react quickly whenever necessary. • The rider's posture affects safe riding. Always keep your body weight centered on the saddle. If your body weight is at the back of the saddle, the weight on the front wheel will be reduced and this will cause the steering wheel to shake.
  • Page 5 Machine Translated by Google 7. CONTROLS INSTRUMENTS WARNING: Do not wipe plastic parts, e.g. instrument panel, headlight, with organic solvents such as gasoline, etc. to avoid damaging them. 1) Right turn signal indicator: The right indicator will flash (green) when the turn signal switch is pressed. 2) Tire Pressure Light: If the sensor detects abnormal tire pressure and temperature values, the light will come on.
  • Page 6 Machine Translated by Google 9) ABS Light: The ABS light comes on when the ignition switch is turned to the ON position and goes off shortly after the vehicle is started. When the ABS is in normal condition, the light remains off. In the event of a fault in the ABS system, in which case the ABS light will come on and remain on, the vehicle maintains the characteristics of the traditional braking system.
  • Page 7 Machine Translated by Google Tripmeter / Average speed / Average fuel consumption 1) Trip odometer 2) Average speed: Displays the average speed. The display range is 0-199 km/h. The initial display is displayed as "---". When the partial distance traveled is less than 0.2 km, "---" is also displayed. In the main screen, long pressing the MODE/Return button resets the average speed.
  • Page 8 Machine Translated by Google Bluetooth setup Bluetooth pairing: Before two Bluetooth devices can connect, they must recognize each other. This process of mutual recognition is called pairing. Once the device is recognized, it is stored and therefore pairing is only required the first time you connect. Pairing conditions: The device's Bluetooth function must be turned on and the device must be visible to other devices.
  • Page 9 Key Number It means that the key number currently in use corresponds to the key code in the Zontes smart app. For example: key No.1 corresponds to the code ÿ0ÿ in the app. Key No.2 corresponds to the code ÿ1ÿ in the app, and so on.
  • Page 10 When the memory is full, the new video automatically replaces the oldest. You can view the camera image, both front and rear, on the DVR screen and calibrate it. Open the ZONTES smart app, scan the QR code from the display screen and connect to the device. After connecting, you can download the videos and photos directly to your mobile phone.
  • Page 11 Machine Translated by Google KEYLESS START SYSTEM OPERATION PKE (Keyless Entry) System User Instructions Entry System) - Low frequency transmission antenna (Figure 1) - Charging port holder (Figure 2) - Non-electric inductive antenna (Figure 3) - 3rd generation PKE central unit (Figure 4) - Induction key (Figure 5) Explanation of PKE Accessories (Figure 2) ÿ...
  • Page 12 Machine Translated by Google PKE Activation Mode Briefly press the " " button, the turn signals flash twice, the steering wheel lock unlocks automatically, and then two "beep" sounds are heard as the circuit is activated. Disable PKE After the motorcycle stops and the engine is turned off, place the handlebars to the left end, press and hold the "...
  • Page 13 Machine Translated by Google USES OF SWITCHES Engine stop switch ECO button TCS button On/off button Light switch Saddle Button Starter button Heated grip adjustment button 1) ECO button: Before starting the engine, press the ECO button to select the engine’s economy or sport mode.

  • Page 14: Right Switch

    Machine Translated by Google RIGHT SWITCH Signal switch Low/high beam switch Alarm switch SET button Fog light button Flasher switch MOD button Horn button 1) Turn signal switch: With the ignition switch in the “ON” position, press this switch and the high beam will immediately turn on and alert the driver of the vehicle in front of you of your intention to overtake (the high beam will remain on as long as you hold the switch down).

  • Page 15: Anti-Lock Braking System (Abs)

    Machine Translated by Google BRAKES • Avoid unnecessary and sudden braking. • Use the front and rear brakes by pressing them simultaneously when braking. • Avoid constant and continuous braking because the brakes may overheat and thus braking ability is reduced. •...
  • Page 16 Machine Translated by Google 8. CHECKING - STARTING THE ENGINE ATTENTION: • Please check if the fuel and oil are sufficient before starting. • To start the engine, the scooter must be supported on the center stand and the rear brake must be applied to prevent it from moving forward suddenly.
  • Page 17 Machine Translated by Google 9. USEFUL TIPS WHEN DRIVING LAYABLE During the first 1000 kilometers of operation, follow the instructions below to ensure the reliability and performance of your scooter. Please read the following carefully: • Avoid opening the throttle suddenly. •...
  • Page 18 Machine Translated by Google PARKING Approaching the parking lot: 1. Turn on your turn signal in time, paying attention to the vehicles in front, behind, left and right of you, then take the inside line and approach slowly. 2. Close the throttle and brake smoothly. (The brake light will come on, warning drivers following.) When you stop completely: to turn off the engine.

  • Page 19: Routine Inspection

    Machine Translated by Google 10. INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE BEFORE DRIVING ROUTINE INSPECTION Items to check Checkpoints Engine oil Fuel Is there enough oil in the engine? Are there enough? It's 95 octane (unleaded) or higher. Brake condition? Front (Brake lever free travel: 10~20mm) Brakes Brake condition? Rear...
  • Page 20 Machine Translated by Google SUSPENSION ADJUSTMENT Front suspension adjustment The front shock absorber compression adjuster (COMP) can be turned with a screwdriver, and the adjustment intervals are 20 clicks. The factory setting for the standard seat version is to turn the switch all the way in the "-" direction and then turn it in the "+"...
  • Page 21 Machine Translated by Google ENGINE OIL INSPECTION AND CHANGE Oil level indicator For the long-term durability of the engine, it is important to choose quality oil and replace it regularly. Regularly checking the oil level and changing it regularly are essential maintenance tasks.

  • Page 22: Engine Oil Filter

    Machine Translated by Google ENGINE OIL FILTER Oil filter replacement 1.Place a drain pan under the oil filter, located in the left crankcase. 2. Loosen the belts and remove the protective cover of the oil filter. Oil filter removal: 1. Use a special oil filter tool kit to remove the oil filter. 2.
  • Page 23 Machine Translated by Google COOLING SYSTEM CHECK AND INSPECTION 1. Place the motorcycle on a level, stable surface and raise it with the center stand to keep it upright. 2. Check that the coolant level in the expansion tank is between the high and low level marks. 3.
  • Page 24 Machine Translated by Google Air filter The air filter and the filter element of the engine air intake are located on the left side of the rear wheel. If the air filter is blocked by dust, the resistance to air intake will increase and the power output will decrease.

  • Page 25: Checking The Brake System

    Machine Translated by Google CHECKING THE BRAKE SYSTEM • Visually inspect the brake system and lines frequently for leaks and damage. Check for loose connections using the appropriate tools, and check for any vibrations in the steering wheel while driving. Also check for any interference with the brake lines from other materials.

  • Page 26: Tires Check

    Machine Translated by Google RUBBER WIRING COVERS Rubber covers are used to protect the wiring harness wires. Check the covers frequently to ensure they are in the correct position. Do not direct pressurized water against the wiring harness and do not use a hard brush when washing the scooter.

  • Page 27: License Plate

    Machine Translated by Google CHECKING THE STEERING WHEEL AND FRONT SHOCK ABSORBERS • Perform the check with the engine off. • Visual inspection of the front shock absorbers for any damages. • Rock the steering wheel by pushing it up and down and check the shock absorbers for any noises due to the linkages.
  • Page 28 Machine Translated by Google CHECKING, MAINTENANCE AND PROPER USE OF BATTERY – CHARGER Lithium- Ion Battery The battery is located under the front hood of the vehicle. Please remove the battery by following the procedure described below: 1. Remove the black protective cap and disconnect the negative pole (-). 2.

  • Page 29: Using A Battery Charger

    Machine Translated by Google USING A BATTERY CHARGER Charging Instructions Remove the fuse from the outer cover of the right front storage compartment and remove the cover. If the motorcycle is not used for a long time or the battery cannot be started, follow the steps below to charge: Remove the right storage compartment cover.
  • Page 30 Machine Translated by Google SPRAY SYSTEM NOTES 1. Before installing the battery in a new scooter, please check if the various parts of the injection system are properly connected (also check the oxygen sensor). Also fill the tank with gasoline. 2.

  • Page 31: Fuel Type

    Machine Translated by Google 11. MALFUNCTIONS - PROBLEMS TROUBLESHOOTING WHEN THE ENGINE DOES NOT START (1). You have turned the switch (2). Is there enough fuel in the (3).Press the lever the engine in the "ON" position? tank? rear brake when you press the starter button? Horn button...
  • Page 32 Machine Translated by Google 13. WARNINGS FOR SAFE DRIVING 1. Place the scooter on the side stand and sit on the saddle. WARNING: • Never open the throttle without first taking your scooter off the center stand. 2. Get on the scooter from the left side, sit normally on the saddle and support your feet on the ground to prevent the scooter from falling.
  • Page 33 Machine Translated by Google 14.TECHNICAL UPDATE – Use of passenger footrest Use the passenger footrests to support your feet (footrest) while riding. (Figure 1) Do not climb into the vehicle with one foot on the step, as all the force is exerted on the step. (Figure 2) The construction is not intended for this use and possible breakage could result in injury.

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