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E-Wheels
TM
Electric Scooters
EW-36 / EW-66
Electric Mobility Scooter
EW-36 EW-66
Read this manual completely before riding your electric mobility scooter
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IMPORTANT!
BATTERY MAINTENANCE and CHARGING
INSTRUCTIONS
1. You MUST charge completely prior to initial use. (Follow
charging instructions in your Product Handbook)
2. Charge immediately after each use.
3. Charge before storage. You must charge every 30 days if not
in use.
4. Charge the unit for 6-8 hours or until the light on the charger
turns red & green.
5. DO NOT allow this unit to deep discharge the battery.
6. For safety purposes, DO NOT charge for over 8 hours.
7. Turn the unit OFF when not i
Failure to follow these INSTRUCTIONS will
This PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED FOR EXTREME or
OFF-ROAD Use! Please take care of your scooter!
DO NOT JUMP or ABUSE THIS PRODUCT!
DO NOT RIDE IN WET/ICY CONDITIONS!
Failure to follow these instructions will
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VOID YOUR WARRANTY!
VOID YOUR WARRANTY
conditions, puddles or
rainy weather.
IMPORTANT
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PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT
WARNING
This product does not conform to Federal Motor Vehicle
Standards and is not intended for operation on public streets,
roads or highways. Serious injury can result from the unsafe
operations of this product. Operator can minimize these risks by
using certain safety equipment such as: safety helmet, goggles,
gloves, elbow and kneepads and appropriate footwear.
DO NOT operate this product in traffic, on wet, frozen, oily or
unpaved surfaces or under the infl
Avoid uneven surfaces, potholes, surface cracks and obstacles.
DO NOT use a water hose to clean this product. See Product
Handbook for more information.
This product is recommended for riders 16 YEARS OF AGE and
older.
SAFETY
Persons without excellent vision, balance, coordination, reflex,
muscle and bone strength and good decision-making
capabilities should not use this product.
Minors without adult supervision should not use this product.
Persons unwilling or unable to take responsibility for their own
actions should not use this product.
The user of this product assumes ALL risks associated with its
use. To minimize these RISKS, the user must wear safety
helme
t, goggles, gloves, elbow and
footwear.
This product is ELECTRIC! DO NOT ride this product in wet
READ THIS FIRST!
uence of drugs and/or alcohol.
kneepads and appropriate
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SAFETY GUIDE
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• The recommended minimum age for riding this scooter is 16
years old.
• To avoid damage to the motor and footplate, do not overload the
scooter.
• Never ride with more than one person.
• Inspect your scooter thoroughly before each use for loose or
missing parts.
• Avoid unintentional starts by turning the scooter off while not in
use.
• To avoid the risk of a short circuit in the electrical parts, do not
use your Electric scooter in the rain and ne
your scooter with water.
• Do not place the battery near fire or heat.
• To avoid damage to the battery, do not use the charger if it has
been damaged in any way.
• Keep hands, face, feet and hair away from all moving parts.
• Do not touch the motor or wheels while they are rotating.
• Brakes are designed to control speed as well as stop the
scooter. Practice braking for proper slowing down and smooth
stops.
• Maintain your scooter as recommended
Handbook.
• Use only quality replacement parts as recommended by the
manufacturer.
• Inspect the entire scooter prior to each use. Replace any part
that is cracked, chipped or damaged before use.
*NEVER ALLOW CHILDREN TO OPERATE THE SCOOTER
WITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISION.
*NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THE SCOOTER WHILE
UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL.
If a situation arises that is not covered in the manual,
proceed with caution and
QUICK REFERENCE
SAFETY GUIDE
in this Product
use good
judgment.
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Contents
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Riding Safety ………………………………………….. 5
Safety Basics & Operating Instructions…………. 6
Wet Weather & Night Riding ………………………. 8
Specifications …………………………………………. 11
Components ………………………………………….. 12
Assembly and Setup ……………………………….. 14
Routine Operation ………………………………….. 15
Battery Care and Maintenance…………………. 17
Battery Charging …………………………………… 20
Other Maintenance …………………………………. 23
Fuse ……………………………………………………… 24
Scheduled Maintenance …………………………. 25
Troubleshooting ………………………………………. 26
Warrant
y / Returns ……………………
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The EW-36/EW-66 is a highly stylish, environmentally
friendly, fossil-fuel-free personal transportation device,
incorporating these advanced-design components:
Highly efficient High torque DC motor.
Controller with battery indicator and protection
from over voltage and under voltage.
Brake system with power cut-off, for safe riding.
48V 20Ah high performance battery, delivering
stronger current and longer range.
RIDING SAFETY
This is NOT your t
**This is a fast and powerful scooter that is capable of
bringing the front wheel up and off the ground if not
careful. Having the seat slid completely back as well as
the speed control dial at its highest adjustment,
increases its ability to “Pop a Wheelie” when the throttle is
engaged. Use caution!
Like any sport, cycling carries the risk of injury and
damage. By choosing to ride the EW-36/EW-66 you
assume all responsibility for these risks. Thus, you need
o know and practice the rules of safe and responsible
t
riding.
YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE
COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE USE OF
THIS CYCLE. TO DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS
PROVIDED YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE
ypical Mobility scooter!
COMPANY OR AGENT.
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Safety Basics: Do’s and Don’ts
The Do’s
o Always conduct a Safety Check before you ride your
EW-36/EW-66. Be thoroughly familiar with the controls
of your EW-36/EW-66
o Always wear an approved helmet when riding your
EW-36/EW-66. Follow the helmet manufacturer’s
instructions for fit, use and care of your helmet.
o Always keep body parts and other objects away from
the spinning wheels of your EW-36/EW-66
o Always wear shoes that will stay on your feet and will
stay on the floorboard.
o Wear bright, visible clothing that is not so loose that it
can catch on moving parts of the EW-36/EW-66 or
objects at the side of the road or trail.
o Think about your speed, and keep your speed
consistent with safe operating conditions.
The Don’ts
o Never ride with headphones. They mask traffic
sounds, distract you from concentrating on your
surroundings, and their wires can tangle in the moving
parts of the EW-36/EW-66, causing you to lose control.
o Never carry a passenger. The maximum carrying
capacity is 350 lbs.
o Never ride barefoot or wearing sandals.
o Don’t jump with your EW-36/EW-66. It puts great
stress on everything from frame and forks to
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drive train. Riders who are jumping their EW-36/
EW-66risk serious damage to their EW-36/EW-66 and
will void their warranty.
o Never carry anything which obstructs your vision or
your complete control of the EW-36/EW-66 or which
could become entangled in the moving parts of the
EW-36/EW-66.
o Never hitch a ride by holding on to another vehicle.
o Never ride your EW-36/EW-66 while under the
influence of alcohol or other drugs.
o If possible, avoid riding in bad weather, when visibility
is obscured, at dusk or in the
very tired. Each of these conditions increases the risk
of accident.
o Never allow children to ride. Never allow others to ride
without reading and understanding these instructions.
dark, or when you are
Operating Reminders and Suggestions
o Review all instructions carefully before riding the
EW-36/EW-66.
o Follow all rules and regulations in your area for
operating a motorized bicycle. Obey the same road
laws as all other road vehicles, including y
right-of-way to pedestrians, and stopping at red lights
and stop signs.
o Ride predictably and in a straight line. Never ride
against traffic.
o Use the signal lights to indicate turning or stopping.
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o Ride defensively. To other road users, you may be
hard to see.
o Concentrate on the path ahead. Avoid potholes,
gravel and dirt, wet road, oil, curbs, speed bumps,
drain grates and other obstacles.
o Be alert for unexpected events, such as opening car
doors or cars backing out of concealed driveways.
o Be extra careful at intersections and when preparing
to pass other vehicles.
o Familiarize yourself with all the bike's features.
Practice signal lights, braking and use of the horn.
o Don't carry packages or passengers that will interfere
with your visibility or control of the bike. Don't use
items that may restrict your hearing.
o Maintain a comfortable stopping distance from all
other riders, vehicles and objects. Safe braking
distance and forces are subject to the prevailing
weather and road conditions.
Wet Weather Riding
Wet weather impairs traction,
both for the rider and for other vehicles sharing the
road. The risk of accident is dramatically increased in
wet conditions. In wet weather you need to take extra
care. In wet conditions, the stopping power of your
brakes (as well as the brakes of other vehicles sharing
the road) is dramatically reduced. This makes it harder
to control speed and easier to lose control. To make
sure that you can slow
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braking and visibility,
down and stop safely in wet
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conditions, apply your brakes earlier and more
gradually than you would under normal, dry conditions.
Decrease your riding speed, avoid sudden braking, and
take corners with additional caution. Keep in mind that
there is a direct, but inverse, relationship between
speed and controllability.
Be more visible on the road. Wear reflective clothing
and use safety lights.
Potholes and slippery surfaces such as lane markings
and train tracks all become more hazardous when wet.
Night Riding
A rider is very difficult for motorists to see at dusk, at
night, or at other times of poor visibility. If you must ride
under these conditions, check and be sure you comply
with all local laws about night riding; follow the Rules of
the Road, and take the following precautions:
Make sure that your EW-36/EW-66 is equipped with
correctly positioned and securely mounted reflectors.
Make sure your clothing or cargo does
reflector or light. Ensure that the front lights are on.
Wear light colored, reflective clothing and accessories,
any reflective device or light source that moves will help
you get the attention of approaching motorists,
pedestrians and other traffic.
Ride slowly. Avoid hazards, such as potholes and curbs.
Avoid areas of heavy traffic, dark areas, and roads with
speed limit over 35 mph. If possible, ride on routes
lready familiar to you.
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Ride at night only if necessary. Slow down and use
familiar roads with street lighting, if possible.
Other Reminders
The EW-36/EW-66 works best on level ground. Use
caution while going down an incline, such as a hill or a
ramp. Hill climbing and repeated acceleration/braking will
exhaust the battery much more rapidly.
The EW-36/EW-66 has an electrical brake cutoff system.
When you engage either brake, the throttle becomes
inoperative. Release the throttle before
braking. Do not
“ride” the brakes.
The EW-36/EW-66 has a speed control dial to regulate
the speed output. The rider can turn it from low to high
and set it anywhere in between. On the first ride, set the
knob to its slowest position until the rider feels
comfortable and safe.
The battery does NOT require deep discharging. If your
EW-36/Ew-66 is put into storage, re-charge its battery
at least once every 90 days.
Do not store your EW-36/EW-66 in direct sunlight for an
extended time.
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Store your EW-36/EW-66 in a dry place. Exposing your
EW-36/EW-66 to rain, snow, or other precipitation may
result in damage.
SPECIFICATIONS
EW-36
COLOR: Red, Silver, Dark Blue, Orange
POWER: Electric
WATTS: 500 Watt
MOTOR TYPE: Transaxle differential
brushless motor
AMPS: 20 AH
VOLTS: 48 Volt
DIMENSIONS: 61”*29”*41”
BATTERIES: 48 volt lead acid
maintenance free battery
TIRE SIZE: 16”/2.5”
CHARGER: Smart charger included
SPEED: Up to 18mph
DISTANCE: Up to 45 miles per charge
(distance varies by riders weight ,
terrain, road surface etc.)
THROTTLE TYPE: Variable speed
control- Twist Throttle
KEY START: Yes
BRAKING SYSTEM: Front and rear
braking system
DRIVE SYSTEM: Brushless motor
HEAD LIGHT: Yes
CARTON SIZE: Shipped on a pallet
SHIPPING WEIGHT: 280 lbs
NET WEIGHT: 200 lbs
ELECTRIC LIGHT: Yes
BAT TER Y INDIC ATO R : Yes
STORAGE BASKET: Yes
SHOCK ABSORBER: Two rear shock
absorber on the frame
ALARM: Anti-theft alarm
EW-66
COLOR: Red or Silver
POWER: Electric
WATTS: 500 Watt
MOTOR TYPE: Transaxle differential
brushless motor
AMPS: 20 AH
VOLTS: 48 Volt
DIMENSIONS: 74”*29”*41”
BATTERIES: Lead acid maintenance
free battery
TIRE SIZE: 16”/2.5”
CHARGER: Smart charger includ
SPEED: Up to 18mph
DISTANCE: Up to 45 miles per charge
(distance varies by riders weight,
terrain, road surface etc.)
THROTTLE TYPE: Variable speed
control- Twist Throttle
KEY START: Yes
BRAKING SYSTEM: Front and rear
braking system
DRIVE SYSTEM: Brushless motor
HEAD LIGHT: Yes
CARTON SIZE: Shipped on a pallet
SHIPPING WEIGHT: 300 lbs
NET WEIGHT: 280 lbs
ELECTRIC LIGHT: Yes
BAT TER Y INDIC ATO R : Yes
STORAGE BASKET: Yes
SHOCK ABSORBER: Two rear shock
absorber on the frame
ALARM: Anti-theft alarm
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COMPONENTS
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1.Battery Storage Access
(tilt seat forward)
(4 batteries total)
2. Seat Recline Adjuster
3. Drop Down Arm Rests
4. Forward/Reverse switch
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5. Instrument panel
6. Throttle
7. Brake levers
8. Ignition Switch
9. Basket
10. Variable speed control
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2. High/low beam selector
3. Rearview mirrors
4. Instrument Panel
5. Headlight switch
6. Throttle
7. Ignition switch
8. Forward/Reverse switch
9. Turn Signal
10. Speed Control Knob
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ASSEMBLY AND SETUP
1) Remove your EW-36/EW-66 from its shipping carton.
EW-36/EW-66 weighs about 150 lbs, so get help, and use
care. Cut away any residual packing materials with a knife
or scissors.
2) Attach the Rear View Mirrors to the mounting holes. A
wrench can be used to tighten the lock nuts at the base
of each mirror.
3) Check if the brakes are properly adjusted. The brake
handles should stop short of touching the handgrip, when
fully engaged. The rear bra
two places:
• At the cable end bracket, just before the lever,
with 8 and 10 mm wrench adjustments, and
• At the end of the lever, with a 10 mm nut fastener.
ke cable can be adjusted in
The front brake is adjusted
at the end of the cable, at
the saddle nut.
4) Circuit Breaker. Using the ignition key, open the rear
storage compartment located under the seat. Locate the
circuit breaker and switch it from off to on.
5) Your EW-36/EW-66 has been in transit and storage.
You must charge the batteries before riding it. Charge
the battery by plugging the charger into the EW-36/
EW-66 Charger Ports.
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ROUTINE OPERATION
A) Pre-Ride Check
1) Be sure the tires have enough air. A low tire
pressure risk rim pinching (tube failure) and lowers
your range (distance per charge).
2) Be sure the battery is fully charged. Riding on a
low state-of-charge will reduce range, and can
damage the battery.
3) Be very careful not to twist the throttle and engage
the hand brake at the same time. If this occurs
excessive power will occur and this will cause the
scooter to leap forward.
4) Verify the proper adjustment and function of the
brakes.
5) Make sure the EW-36/EW-66 is in good mechanical
order. Visually inspect and hand-check the vehicle,
and snug any loose bolts, screws, or other
fasteners.
6) With the EW-36/EW-66 visually inspected, turn the
key switch and apply the throttle, to verify the
motor’s smooth operation. Apply the brake to stop
the motor. Verify that the throttle is inoperative
when either brake is applied.
B) Steps to Startup
1) Adjust the Rear View Mirrors so that you can see
clearly behind you.
2) ADJUST THE SPEED CONTROL KNOB! Adjust
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o slow for the initial ride until you feel
comfortable.
3) Insert the key into the key switch and turn the key
from OFF to ON.
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4) The EW-36/EW-66 has an onboard Voltmeter,
indicating the Battery’s approximate state-of-charge.
It is normal for this reading to “sag” somewhat
during acceleration. Excessive Voltage “sag” is a
sign of a depleted or damaged battery. When a
battery is exhausted, if you force it to supply energy,
it will dramatically damage the battery. At this time,
the low voltage protector will shut off the power automatically, protecting the battery from further
damage.
5) Hold onto the handlebars
a well-balanced position. Your right hand will
control the accelerator. Twist the accelerator
slowly to avoid a sudden rush of speed forward.
The speed of the bike will increase as you twist the
accelerator more. Release the accelerator and
apply the brakes to stop your bike. You will control
the speed of the bike by using both the accelerator
and the brakes. When the brake handle is
squeez
6) Give the EW-36/EW-66 some acceleration and speed
by first applying the throttle gently. Try not to
brake and accelerate needlessly.
7) Return the key to the OFF position and take out
the key after riding, to secure your property and to
save battery power.
ed it cuts power to the accelerator.
with both hands. Assume
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Battery Care and Maintenance
What to Expect of Your Batteries, Ideally
The battery is a sealed lead-acid type, with a gel
electrolyte. With normal use, it can last for well over 300
charge/discharge cycles.
Know that normal use should mean partial, and not
complete discharging. If you employ “shallow” discharge
cycles, using less than 30% of battery’s capacity, the
battery can achieve up to 1,200 charge/discharge cycles.
Thus, it is goo
d to charge the battery after each ride. A
partial discharge will require less time on the chargers.
What to Expect, Realistically
The battery can keep its performance for about 200
charge/discharge cycles, with high current and deep
(80%) discharging. The storage capacity of the battery
will decline after 200 times recharging. If you re-charge
the battery before it is exhausted, you will dramatically
extend the battery’s cycle l
ife.
In Summary
Always try to recharge the Battery Pack within 24 hours
after use to maximize battery cycle life and prevent
damage.
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What’s Inside Your EW-36/EW-66 Battery
The Battery is composed of four 12 Volt, 20 Amp-hour
capacity batteries, in series, for a total capacity of 48 V,
20 Ah.
The component batteries are a standard, commercially
available size. Keep three things in mind, however,
should you choose to service your battery.
1) The batteries are soldered into place. Replacing
batteries will require soldering equipment and
skills.
2) Batteries can be extremely dangerous. If al
to short-circuit, they can cause burns, create
blinding arcs, or explode, causing serious injury. If
you accept this risk, work slowly, and exercise
utmost care! Work with only one wire at one time.
3) Batteries solder, and soldering vapors contain lead,
a toxic substance that can build up in your body.
Minimize your exposure to lead by wearing gloves,
providing good ventilation when soldering, and
washing hands after soldering o
batteries. You should NEVER simultaneously solder
and eat snack foods!
Battery Trouble
Should a battery ever leak, do not touch the battery
liquid. If you are exposed to the solution, flush the
affected area with water. If you must handle the battery,
wear disposable gloves.
r handling
lowed
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Replace the battery if there are leaks, visible breaks or
cracks.
Dispose of used batteries by taking them to a recycling
center, or according to state and local laws.
Battery Temperature Sensitivity
Ambient temperature will affect almost every kind of
battery. Usually, the battery shows good discharging
capability at higher air temperature. When the air
temperature is under 0 ºF, the battery power will decline
more than one third. So it is natura
l that the EW-36/
EW-66 will not reach its normal mileage in winter or in
cold weather. When the air temperature is up to 68 ºF,
the EW-36/EW-66 will achieve its normal range capability.
When the ambient temperature is over 110 ºF (as when
exposed to summer sunshine for a long period), batteries
and other electric components usually run in an abnormal
fashion.
What Does “Maximum Range” mean?
To determine the EW-36/EW-66 maximum per-charge
distance, the testing environment was:
• Rider weight: 180 lbs
• Air temperature: 77 ºF
• No headwind, smooth, level road, infrequent
braking and steady speed.
Under these conditions, the EW-36/EW-66 maximum
range is up to 43 miles.
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Frequent braking and acceleration, driving into
headwinds, up hills or with cargo will all cost a lot of
battery energy. In these conditions, the EW-36/EW-66
will not reach its normal range.
Battery Charging
Be sure to charge the battery completely if you will not
use it for a long period. Ideally, you should charge it
every 20 days. Even a healthy battery will discharge itself
slowly. Even with its power off, the EW-36/EW-66
state-of-charge will decline gradually over time.
Remember to fully charge the battery before your first
ride. The battery may be low when you receive your new
EW-36/EW-66.
1) While charging the Battery, keep the key switch
OFF.
2) Verify that you are using the correct charger for
your vehicle, and that the charger input power is
compatible the “house current” in your area.
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3) Keep the charger and battery away from water to
prevent electrical shock and shorting. The charger
is intended for use in a covered dry area only.
4) Plug the end of the charger’s cord into the socket
of the adaptor first. Next connect the adaptor to
the EW-36/EW-66 (the charger port in located
below thefront of the seat). Then plug the
chargers’ AC cords into the wall outlet.
5) Read the charger label to learn about the charger
indica
6) Generally, a short drive will require a short time to
re-charge, and a long ride will require a longer
time. A complete (90%) discharge may require 6
hours to recharge. To prevent electrolysis (battery
fluid loss by hydrogen generation,) do not charge
for longer than eighteen hours.
tor lights, and their meanings.
Before riding the electric bike for the first time, you must
charge the batteries for 4-6 hours using the suppl
charger. To charge, pull the protective cover from the
charging sockets. Then plug the charger into the
charging socket, and plug the charger into a wall outlet.
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IMPORTANT
The electric bike is powered by four 12V/20Ah batteries
wired in series to provide 48 volts of potential. All
batteries charge simultaneously. You should charge your
EW-36/EW-66 after each ride. You should charge your
EW-36/EW-66 if it has not been used for 30 days or more.
WARNING
Do not place the battery near heat or fire. Do not expose
the chargers to water.
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OTHER MAINTENANCE
Your EW-36/EW-66 should be checked once a year for a
thorough inspection and adjustment. This can guarantee
the comfort, safety and the normal operating life of the
EW-36/EW-66
Front and Rear Brakes
The adjustment of the front brake is the same as in a
common motorcycle. It is very important to brake
effectively and to be sure that the battery shut-off device
is in good condition. When the brake lever is released, the
wheel should spin without resistance. If it drags, it will
waste a lot of electric power. You should change the
brake’s shoes when they are worn to one-third of their
original thickness.
The rear drum brake is very similar to the brakes on
electric scooter products. When this brake is exhausted,
a squealing sound will be heard upon brake application.
Front and Rear Tires
The changing method of the front tire is the same as
common bi
cycle. It is more complex to change the rear
tire because of the motor and brake assemblies, and
associated wiring and cabling. If you are not comfortable
with undertaking this operation, you can ask your
servicing dealer or mechanic to change it.
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Fuse
The EW-36/EW-66 comes with one 25A Glass Fuse. The
fuse is located under the headlight fairing.
Lubrication
You should inspect and maintain your EW-36/EW-66 and
lubricate the mechanical power transmission components.
The brake cables may also need lubrication
Lubricate the brake cables with silicone or graphite
lubricant. Maintenance period: one month.
Lubricate the fork Shock Absorber tube, axle rim, and the
axle ball bearing with SH/T0386 lubricant,
lithium grease. Maintenance period: one year.
Cleaning
bicycle or
1) Never wash the bike using high-pressure water, as
it will cause damage to the electric bike.
2) Never use lubricant to clean the metal parts of the
bike and never apply lubricant to the drum brake
and the tire.
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Scheduled Maintenance
EW-36/EW-66 should be checked from time to time.
Refer to the maintenance schedule in the following chart:
Check ● adjust lubricate
Parts daily
Bolts, nuts, screws etc-to ensure that
nothing is loose.
Footboard-to ensure it is not worn out
Tire pressure-to ensure good tire
pressure
Drive equipment-to ensure good
position; not too loose, nor too tight.
Brake pads-to ensure it is not worn
out.
Wheel rim- to ensure it is not distorted.
Steering Linkage- to ensure it is not
distorted.
Front light, bugle-to ensure functioning
properly.
Brake-to ensure it is working properly.
Throttle- to ensure that it is working
properly.
Steering system-to ensure operation is
normal.
Wheel axle- to ensure if it is loose
Motor-to see if it is working properly.
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If you find problems that you cannot solve them yourself
during your inspection and maintenance, please send your bike
to your servicing dealer for help. Never take apart or repair the
bike by yourself. If it causes any problem and voids the
warranty, a service fee will be imposed.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Problem Cause Solution
Battery gauge
does not
register
anything when
vehicle is on.
Battery gauge
registers but
vehicle still
does not work.
Clicking noise
coming from
motor.
Vehicle does
not stop when
Throttle returns
to original
position.
Vehicle is
losing speed.
Distance per
charge is
reduced.
Battery could
not be
charged.
1. Loose connection
near the power switch
or battery pack.
2. Battery is completely
discharged.
1. Motor wire is loose
o
r disconnected.
2. Throttle is defective.
3. Controller is
defective.
1. Chain is loose.
2. Magnets in motor
have come loose.
Controller or Throttle is
defective.
1. Battery is low.
2. Defective battery.
3. Defective Throttle.
1. Tire pressure is low.
2. Battery is not fully
charged.
3. Battery is damaged.
4. Headwind, slopes,
overloading, etc.
1. Loose wiring near the
charging socket.
2. Loose wiring in
battery pack.
3. Defective Charger.
1. Check the connections,
reconnecting any that are
loose.
2. Charge the battery.
1. Send to service to
repair the wiring.
2. Replace Throttle
3. Replace Controller.
1. Adjust the chain.
2. Send to customer
service to replace a new
motor.
Replace Controller or
Throttle. Customer
service can assist in
diagnosis.
1. Charge battery.
2. Replace battery.
3. Replace Throttle
1. Fill Tires with sufficient
pressure.
2. Charge battery for 6-8
hours.
3. Replace Battery
4. Reduce these factors.
1. Check the wiring, reestablish connection.
2. Send to a qualified
service technician.
4. Replace Charger.
NOTE: if other problems occur, do not attempt to disassemble
the electric bike on your own, please contact your retailer
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