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Generally, the batteries can be recharged up to 300–350 times with a life of approximately two years. Proper care of your
batteries will help you maximize battery life and capacity.
IMPORTANT:
To maximize the life and performance of your scooter batteries, fully charge them immediately after each use.
If your scooter is not used for prolonged periods of time, charge them at least every 90 days.
CARING FOR THE CHARGING TRANSFORMER:
• This Charging Transformer is designed for indoor use with proper ventilation only.
• Do not subject the Transformer to vibration or shock.
• Do not use an electrical plug or outlet that has become wet or moist.
• Store the Transformer in an area with a normal temperature of 60-85º (Fahrenheit), ~15-30º (Centigrade), with a humidity of 10% to 70%.
If you require technical assistance or have questions, please contact your Dealer or contact EWI at 1-408-270-3724 or
service@electricwheelsintl.com. In the USA, you may call toll-free 1-888-808-4382.
Always charge your scooter indoors in a well-ventilated area.The charging area should be non-flammable, dry, level, with good
ventilation, and in an area that cannot be reached by children or animals. Do not place the scooter and Charging Transformer in
direct sunlight, near a heat source (water heater, furnace, fireplace, etc.), or in contact with moisture while charging.
A. PRIOR TO CHARGING
• Make sure the power cord, charging cable and charging port are in good condition.
• Do not plug into outlets with multiple sockets while other power cords are plugged in.
• Verify that your Charging Transformer is designed for the AC voltage in your country.
• We highly recommend that you use only GFCI outlets, or use an adapter to convert
standard outlets to GFCI.These inexpensive adapters are available at most hardware stores.
• If you notice a strange smell, vapors or smoke coming from the Charging Transformer or Batteries,
unplug the Charging Transformer cord immediately! Take your scooter and transformer to your Dealer for service.
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