Langfeite Electric Scooter User Manual

LANGFEITE Electric Scooter User Manual

Congratulations on your new Model L8 Dual Motor electric scooter ! We are happy you chose to Ride new L8 Dual Motor Electric Scooter. We hope you find it to be a Great riding experience, Adding efficiency and fun to Your daily commuting.

WARNINGS & GENERAL INFORMATION

This manual was written to help you understand the proper use and maintenance of model L8 electric scooter. It is important for you to understand your new MODEL L8  electric scooter; its features and performance, so that you  will enjoy the most from your first and every ride. Also, it is  important that your first ride with model L8 will be in a remote location, without any obstacles.

Always follow the local laws and regulations.

• Never ride your L8 scooter in conditions of poor visibility.
• Do not do stunts, wheelies or jumps. They will increase your chances of injury and damage your model L8.
• Never carry passengers

The responsibility for model L8 maintenance is yours, and will help reduce risks of injuries. Therefore, read this manual and follow it’s instructions, they will help you avoid these risks. We’re not liable for incidental damages or consequential damages
due directly or indirectly to the use of this product.

L8 DUAL MOTOR

• Fold the handle-bar
  
• Unfold the handle-bar
  
  
• Press quick release
  
• loosen quick release

DISPLAY INSTRUCTION

• ON/OFF button
• MODE button
• Battery status  

THROTTLE POWER ON

Pressing to power the scooter on.

AUTO OFF
After five minutes of non-using any function, the scooter will automatically shut down. In power on condition, pressing by turns, we can find TRIP，ODO，VOL on the LCD display. TRIP is Single mileage, ODO is cumulative mileage, VOL is battery voltage Pressing by turns to change the speed mode, 1 is slow speed, 2 is medium speed, 3 is fast speed.

Parameter settings

Pressing together with  at the same time, will enter the instrument parameter setting interface.

First of all we can see P00, then press by turns, we can find P01, P02, P03, P04, P05, P06, P07, P08, P09

• P00: Wheel diameter setting
• P01: Under-voltage setting
• P02: Number of pole pairs setting
• P03: Speed signal selection setting
• P04: Km / Mile selection setting
• P05: Non-zero start and zero start selection settings
• P06: Cruise and non-cruise selection settings
• P07: Soft start and hard start selection settings
• P08: Speed limit adjustment in percentage
• P09: EBS brake strength adjustment

SERIAL NUMBERS

RECORD SERIAL NUMBERS:
Write down the serial number of your model L8. Keep this information separately and in a safe place. Each model L8 has a unique serial number. These numbers can provide information that may be useful later on for insurance claims and in case of loss or theft.

To find your model L8 serial number:

• The number is on the backside of the board, for example as below:

Serial number: 030921807023313

HOW TO FOLD L8 SCOOTER

CHARGING AND BATTERY

Your model L8 has an external charger.
Connect the charging cable to Model L8’s charging socket under the footboard, on the right side at the rear. Than connect the chargers electric cable to an electrical outlet. Charging Light Red- Battery is charging. Charging Light Green – Charging is complete.

MAXIMIZE YOUR BATTERY’S PERFORMANCE:

1. For its initial charge, FULLY charge your L8 This conditions the battery for future life-span
2. Do NOT leave a fully charged battery connected to a charger, since overcharging may shorten it’s lifetime
3. Avoid extreme temperatures Always try to keep the battery between 15°c and 25°c (59°F and 77°F). Extreme temperatures reduce the capacity and lifetime of the battery. A device with a hot or cold battery may not work temporarily
4. At least once a month fully charge the battery.
5. From time to time discharge the battery by riding. Use all stored energy in the battery.
6. Before storing it for a long period charge the battery half way.

BATTERY SAFETY REGULATIONS:

Do not operate the scooter while charging!
Charge the battery only using Kerry Motors approved charger
The use, storage or charging of the L8 battery outside specified limits may result in the annulment of the warranty, battery damage, and an ineffective battery charge
DO NOT CUT, OPEN, CRUSH OR PUNCTURE BATTERIES!
IN THE EVENT OF A BATTERY LEAK, PREVENT CONTACT OF LIQUID WITH SKIN OR EYES. IF THIS HAPPENS, WASH THE  FFECTED AREAS IMMEDIATELY WITH WATER AND SEEK MEDICAL HELP

SAFETY DRIVING ATTENTION

Get to know your L8 before driving it Test your control over it. Make your turns slowly and cautiously, and give yourself stopping distance To gain control over your scooter, practice your first ride on your L8 in an open space with no obstacles to disturb you The L8 requires a short adjustment and break-in period for all moving parts to adjust themselves into their correct position

Before each ride always: 

1. Check your brakes function
2. Check the tires for signs of wear Spin them to make sure that they are not yet in need of replacing Make sure that the wheels are freely rotating clear of the brakes.
3. Perform a visual inspection : That all screws and nuts are tight and in place
   Note if anything looks amiss, or is showing signs of wear.

If you are unsure, bring your L8 to Kerry Motors authorized distributor
RIDING TECHNIQUE:

Before riding position your foot as close as possible to the front section of the scooter, and your other foot on the ground. Make sure that your driving route is clear.
To start riding, boost yourself forwards (as on non-motorized scooters) with your foot that is on the ground. Place it on the scooter immediately afterwards and press the thumb lever downwards, tilting your body forwards, so you won’t fall backwards during acceleration.

As you accelerate, lean forwards.
As you brake, tilt your weight backwards!

Avoid putting body weight on the handle bars whilst accelerating and decelerating!
Keep one foot behind the other, (it’s more comfortable to place one foot forward and the other one turned backwards at 70-90°, like on skate/ surfboard). It will help you gain more stability
Turns – The turns on L8 are done as on skis/surf/snowboard. The handle-bar
should be in parallel to the body. Before turning look at the approaching direction and make sure turning is safe
Braking – Tilt your weight backwards so that the brake action will come through the feet and not through the handlebar and steering system. It is best to learn how to adjust the centre of gravity while stopping, otherwise there is a dual concern: forward tipping over and/or wear and breaking of the handlebar and steering system.

Riding, like most sports, involves risks of injury and damage. By choosing to ride L8 scooter the responsibility and all inherent risk is on you. It is crucial that you know, understand and act according to safety rules

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