Riding; Folding And Storage; Recommended Tools - BLADEZ PB-SM804SA Product Handbook

Riding

Make sure that all of the bolts and screws are tightened.
Flip the switch on the Power Panel (if equipped – see page 7 for details), into ON position. A red
light will come on indicating the unit is turned on.
NOTE: If the unit is the ON position for over 10 minutes without moving, Smart Power will shut
itself OFF. To reset, turn the unit OFF, wait a few seconds and then switch it back ON again.
Put one foot on the deck of the Power Board. While pushing off with the other foot, gently
squeeze the ACCELERATOR LEVER, on the right side of the handlebars. The Power Board will
begin to move on its own power.
Control your speed by pressing and releasing the accelerator lever. You do not need to
constantly hold down the accelerator, but can rather use small bursts of power to control speed
and maximize battery life.
To stop, release the accelerator handle and depress the BRAKE LEVER (on the left side of the
handlebars). Depressing the brake will disengage power to the motor.
When the unit feels like it is losing power, or not accelerating to full speed you are ready to
RECHARGE.
*NOTE: At this time, there is still charge in the battery but it is not advisable to fully discharge
the batteries.

FOLDING AND STORAGE

When you are done riding the Power Board you can fold it down for compact storage, carrying
and transportation. Make sure the POWER SWITCH is in the OFF position.
Always charge your Power Board fully prior to storage!
To fold down the Power Board, use one hand to push down on the FOLDING HANDLE, while
using the other to gently push down on the handlebars. BE CAREFUL NOT TO HIT YOUR
HEAD WITH THE HANDLEBAR. Push down until you feel the mechanism lock into place.
You can now carry the Power Board by the handlebar tube.

RECOMMENDED TOOLS

To adjust and maintain the Bladez Power Board you will need the following tools:
Allen Keys: 3/4/5/6mm.
Wrenches: 10/13/16 mm Open and ring
combination.
Large Adjustable Crescent Wrench
Philips Head Screwdriver
Oil, Grease or Lubricant (such as WD-40)
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