LAMAX eTank SA70 Scooters User Manual

LAMAX eTank SA70 Scooters

This manual contains illustrations and drawings that may be representative or feature images of a different product. As a result of frequent modifications and updates to directives, Czech and European standards, and technical and design modifications, products may also change. Hence, the customer is not entitled to make any claims or complaints regarding this manual, particularly any discrepancies with the information provided, as long as the product complies with all certifications and declarations, functions as described in the manual, and is used for its intended purpose at the time of purchase.

The purpose of this manual is to familiarise the user with the operating principles of this product, with its assembly and installation, as well as the guidelines for safe use, maintenance, transportation and storage. This manual is an integral part of the product, so it is important to keep it in a safe place for future reference. Please carefully read these instructions before using the device for the first time!

BOX CONTENTS

• LAMAX eTank SA70 scooter
• Charger
• Set of keys and screws
• Instructions

SAFETY SYMBOLS
The product requires careful handling during operation. The safety symbols on the stickers on the product serve to alert you to potential hazards and remind you of safety measures. A proper understanding of these symbols will enhance safety and ease of use. Please refer to the table below for an explanation of their meanings. Safety labels and stickers are an integral part of the product. Under no circumstances remove them and ensure they are kept visible and clean. Replace them with new ones if they are missing, damaged or no longer legible.

SPECIFICATIONS

The maximum range figure indicates the approximate range that can be achieved under absolutely ideal conditions flat terrain, constant speed – no full power, no wind, correct tyre pressure, driver weight <70 kg, no payload, ambient temperature 20 °C). In practice, the range is largely influenced by the weight of the rider or other load, the height gradient to be overcome when riding, weather conditions, road conditions, driving style, frequency of starts (e.g. at junctions), tyre condition (especially inflation), battery wear and many other factors. In extreme conditions, the range can be reduced to less than 50% of the claimed value. The maximum designed speed is 25 km/h. The scooter has been tested (on a closed course, with modified controller settings) at speeds up to 55 km/h.

Battery Specifications

Charging Adapter Specifications
The manufacturer reserves the right to printing errors, differences in the illustrations and any technical changes not affecting the basic parameters and function of the device without prior notice.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

DISPLAY CONTROLS

Switching on/off
Press and hold the POWER button for 3 seconds.

Speed mode
Press the + and – buttons to switch between driving modes.

Switching the lights on/off
Press the „lights“ button to switch the lights on/off.

Pedestrian mode
Pedestrian riding mode, where the maximum speed of the scooter is 6 km/h, suitable for pushing up hills, etc.

Cruise control
Automatically maintains speed without having to hold the accelerator. Any acceleration or braking will immediately cancel this function. Cruise control is deactivated by default. To activate/deactivate, press and hold the „-“ button for 10 seconds (you will hear an audible signal).

Metric/imperial units
To toggle between km/h and mph, press and hold the „Power“ and „Lighting“ buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds while the engine is on. The default settings are km/h.

Distance counter
The display shows the total distance travelled. Use the „Power“ button to toggle between TRIP (distance travelled within a given trip) and ODO (total odometer).

Battery charge indicator
When the battery is full, the display shows all columns. The display of the columns gradually decreases. When the display shows the last part, the battery needs to be charged as soon as possible.

Power modes
The scooter has two power modes, which are switched with the power mode change button. In power saving mode both wheels on the LCD are lit (approx. 60% power of both motors). When switching to full power, both wheels on the LCD flash (100% power of both motors).

IMPORTANT MESSAGE!
For this model, you cannot turn off individual motors – both motors are active for all modes.

The safety function of scrambling/locking the scooter
The scooter can be locked against theft with a 3-digit PIN code. This function is deactivated in the basic settings. To activate it, switch on the scooter and press and hold the „Power“ button and the „+“ button at the same time for 5 seconds (you will hear an audible signal). At this point, the PIN is active (code 000) and will be required each time the scooter is switched on. Individual numbers are entered using the „+“ and „-“ buttons after the scooter has been started, use the „Power“ button to move to the next number. Once the correct number has been entered, the scooter will unlock by pressing the „Power“ button twice. To change the security code, press the „Power“ button and the „-“ button for 10 seconds. After setting the new code, press the „Power“ button twice to save the code.

Error messages/troubleshooting
When the scooter malfunctions, the fault icon lights up and no code is displayed by default. To display the fault code, press and hold the „Power“ button and the „-“ button simultaneously. Details of the code are as follows (displayed in the speed display area):

• „02“ indicates throttle lever failure
• „04“ indicates an engine malfunction
• „05“ indicates brake failure

ASSEMBLING AND FOLDING THE SCOOTER

Assembly

1. Carefully remove the scooter from the box, place it on the ground and tip out the stand. Adjust the handlebar bar to the upright position.
2. Loosen the handlebar mounting plate using an Allen key.
3. Place the handlebars in the positioning holes.
4. Secure the handlebars with the handlebar fixing plate using the Allen key and screws. Make sure all screws are properly tightened to prevent loosening and injury while riding.
5. Once the scooter is assembled, press the main Power button and test that everything is working properly.
6. Then turn it off and charge it.

Folding the scooter

• Before folding the scooter, make sure the scooter is switched off.
• To fold: pull the safety clip upwards and synchronously fold the folding handle outwards as shown in the picture, and pull the lever down.
• Fold the handlebars down towards the rear fender and secure the hook in the middle of the handlebars into the hole at the rear fender.
• To unfold: disconnect the handlebar hook from the hole in the fender and pull the handlebars up.
• Then secure the lock on the underside of the handlebars by pulling the clamp towards the handlebars. Always make sure the safety lock is secured correctly before riding.

MPORTANT MESSAGE!
Tightening the handlebar bar: If you find that the handlebar main bar is loose or wobbles while riding, tighten the bolts with an Allen wrench, see illustration below.

CHARGING THE BATTERY
The battery is the most important part of the scooter. Electric scooters are equipped with lithium-ion cells. Unlike lead acid batteries, these batteries can provide better functionality and longer life. They are lightweight and have high performance. However, these batteries also have a life cycle. To maximise their lifespan, it is important to take care of the batteries regularly.

• Only use the original charger from the manufacturer supplied with the scooter to charge the battery.
• If the battery indicator shows a low battery, connect the scooter to the charger.
• Always make sure the charging port is clean and dry before charging. If the charger is not connected to the scooter, the power input must always be covered with a rubber cap to prevent dust or other debris from entering the input.
• Connect the power cord to the charger and then plug the charger into a wall outlet, making sure the light on the charger is GREEN.
• Insert the charger tip into the charging input on the scooter. The charger light should turn RED – charging. When the light turns GREEN, the scooter is fully charged. The time to full charge is approximately 6–8 hours.
• After charging the scooter, disconnect the charger from the power socket and the power cord from the scooter.
• Do not leave the scooter connected to the charger longer than necessary to fully charge.

!ATTENTION!

• Only use the charger supplied with the battery.
• Never cover the charger.
• If the charger or any part of it is damaged, it must be replaced with a new one. Never use such a charger.
• There is a risk of electric shock. Contact your dealer, the manufacturer of the equipment or an authorised service centre for replacement.
• NEVER use the scooter while it is connected to a charger.
• Charge the battery in a dry place at room temperature between 5 °C and 40 °C.
• The battery and/or charger might get warm whilst charging but this does not indicate a fault.
• Do not recharge for longer than necessary.
• The scooter must always be charged under constant supervision!

Charging procedure

1. Switch off the scooter before charging.
2. Remove the rubber cap of the charging socket on the right side (1).
3. Connect the charger (2).
4. Insert the charger mains plug into the socket.
5. If the charger light is red, the battery is charging.
6. When charging is complete, the indicator light on the charger will turn green.
7. After charging, insert the rubber protective cover of the charging socket back in (3).

RIDING THE SCOOTER
The condition of the scooter is the responsibility of the owner. Before each ride, the owner should conduct a simple yet thorough check to ensure proper operation and avoid the serious consequences of an accident.

Warning

• Every time you ride a scooter, there is a risk of something failing and possible injury, so always wear a helmet and knee and elbow protection.
• Before riding, always check the entire scooter, the functionality of the brakes, and lights, and that the locking mechanism is correctly in place.
• Do not ride in the rain or wet!

Recommended rider requirements

• Height of person riding the scooter: 140–220 cm
• Weight of person riding the scooter: 30–120 kg
• Age of person riding the scooter: 14–60 years old
• Children may only control or otherwise manipulate the scooter under the supervision of a qualified adult.
• The same applies to people with reduced mobility.

Procedure

• Charge the scooter battery before riding.
• Switch on the scooter and grip the handlebars.
• Step on the scooter deck with one foot and push off with the other foot. When you reach a speed of about 3–5 km/h, accelerate by pressing the accelerator lever (throttle) on the right handlebar and step on the deck with the other foot for more stability.
• Control the speed of the scooter by pressing or releasing the throttle lever.
• Keep both hands on the handlebars and both feet on the scooter deck at all times.
• To stop, release the throttle and apply the brakes lightly using the brake levers on the handlebars. Never brake with your foot and do not use the rear mudguard as a brake or step on it while riding.
• When you have finished riding, turn off the scooter and charge the scooter as needed.
• Check tyre pressure continuously – the recommended pressure is around 2 bar (30 PSI).

BATTERY – SAFETY PRINCIPLES

• Fully charge the battery before first use.
• Charge regularly, preferably after every ride.
• Never let the battery run down completely!
• The operating temperature can affect overall battery life
• Never connect mechanically damaged or inflated batteries to the charger. Do not use the batteries in this condition, as there is a risk of explosion.
• Do not use a damaged AC adapter or charger in any way.
• Charge at room temperature, never charge below 0 °C or above 40 °C.
• Take care not to drop, puncture or otherwise damage the battery. Do not repair a damaged battery.
• Do not expose the charger or the battery to moisture, water, rain, snow or various sprays.
• Do not leave the battery in the vehicle, do not expose it to sunlight and do not place it near heat sources.
• Strong light or high temperatures can damage the battery.
• Never leave batteries unattended while charging, as short-circuiting or accidental overcharging can cause leakage of aggressive chemicals, explosion or subsequent fire and therefore damage to property or injury.
• If the battery overheats during charging, i.e. the device heats up, disconnect the charger immediately. Subsequently, it is necessary to contact the manufacturer‘s authorised service.
• Do not place the charger and the battery being charged on or near flammable objects when charging. A fire may result. Beware of curtains, carpets, tablecloths, etc.
• Keep the battery out of reach of children and pets.
• Never disassemble the charger or battery. Electric shock may result, resulting in injury or death.
• If the battery is integrated, never disassemble the device unless otherwise specified. Any such attempt is risky and may result in injury, product damage and subsequent loss of warranty.
• Do not dispose of worn or damaged batteries in the trash, in fires or heating appliances. Dispose of them at hazardous waste collection points.
• If you fail to comply with this policy, you assume full responsibility for any damage incurred.
• Always charge the device under constant supervision.
• If you have any suspicion of combustion, if the equipment starts to smoke or if a fire occurs, notify the fire department immediately and, if possible, place the equipment in an open area and stay a safe distance away from the equipment. Battery cells may explode as a result of combustion and leak.
• Do not use water-based fire extinguishers to extinguish the device. Suitable extinguishers are snow, gas or powder extinguishers as appropriate.

INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

• A scooter needs regular inspection and maintenance, just like a bicycle or motorcycle.
• Always make sure the scooter is switched off and the charging cable is disconnected before carrying out the following tasks.
• Checking and cleaning the scooter:
• Check the structure and tyres regularly for damage or excessive wear. In case of excessive wear, the tyre must be replaced. Do not use aggressive substances such as acetone or substances that could damage the tyre to clean the tyre.
• Check your tyre pressure regularly – the recommended pressure is around 2 bar (30 PSI).
• Do not use water other liquids or acid-based cleaners to clean the scooter.
• Wet a clean cloth with clean soapy water and apply it to the frame of the scooter, then rinse the cloth thoroughly and wipe the scooter.
• Cleaning should be done so that water does not get into the battery cover, power inlet, display, or tyres. Maintenance and service:
• A scooter requires regular maintenance and regular servicing just like a bicycle.
• The recommended service check is at least once a year. Storing the scooter:
• Fully charge the battery before storing it. If you are storing the scooter for a longer period, charge the battery to half capacity at least once every 30 days.
• Failure to do so may result in equipment failure, which is not covered under warranty.
• Do not charge the scooter immediately if the storage temperature is below 0 °C. Before charging, place the scooter in a warmer environment (5–40 °C) for at least 2 hours.
• To prevent dust from entering the scooter, pack it in the original box and reseal it with adhesive tape. Store the scooter indoors, in a dry place and at the correct storage temperature.

SAFETY GUIDELINES AND WARNINGS

• The package contains small parts that can be dangerous for children. Always store the product out of the reach of children. The bags or the many pieces they contain are a choking hazard or can cause suffocation if placed on the head!
• Failure to follow basic instructions and any of the following safety precautions can result in damage to the scooter, loss of manufacturer‘s warranty, other property damage, serious injury and even death. Always use only original accessories, including the battery. If you use incompatible accessories, you risk voiding the warranty and possible damage to the equipment.
• Respect your surroundings and comply with the applicable regulations and laws of the country you are in.
• The user must comply with applicable local traffic laws when riding the electric scooter. If used illegally on public roads, including cycle paths, the user runs the risk of being fined or even prosecuted if they are at fault in a traffic accident.
• Read the instructions carefully.
• The scooter is designed for one person only.
• Check the technical condition of the scooter before each use, see chapter „Riding the scooter“.
• Always check the brakes and tyres before driving. Make sure that there are no objects in the wheel well that could obstruct your ride!
• Disc brakes get hot when braking, so do not touch the disc or shoes, especially shortly after using them.
• Check that the scooter is properly folded and that the locking mechanism is fixed before setting off.
• Wear all appropriate safety and protective equipment (especially a helmet) when riding a scooter.
• Never ride without holding the handlebars.
• Wear sturdy, closed shoes when riding a scooter.
• Look where you are going and be aware of road conditions, people, places, property and objects around you.
• Operate your scooter with consideration for pedestrians, cars and cyclists.
• When driving, give your full attention to driving. Do not use the scooter while talking, talking on the phone, sending text messages, or otherwise handling a phone or other device that may distract you.
• Do not ride a scooter unless it is allowed in the area.
• Always follow local ordinances and regulations.
• Do not drive on Class 1 and 2 motor vehicle roads and motorways.
• Do not drive in areas where there are large numbers of pedestrians.
• Do not remove the scooter‘s indicating features, such as reflective stickers or LED lighting.
• Never ride in the rain, water, mud, sand, dust, etc. Above all, avoid water completely.
• Do not hang bags, backpacks or other items on the scooter.
• Do not attempt to disassemble, repair or modify the device in any way. Disassembly, modification or any attempted repair will void the warranty and may result in damage to the device or even injury or property damage.
• Do not use the device under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other addictive substances or substances that affect coordination and reaction time.
• Do not use the scooter if you are tired or sleepy, or if you are in any way medically indisposed, such as a broken arm or leg.
• Use your best judgment to avoid dangerous situations with your scooter.
• Do not take your scooter on ramps or to a skate park, empty pool or skateboarding area. Do not ride on railings, jump on your scooter or try to climb over obstacles.
• Do not turn sharply, especially at high speeds.
• Do not ride in or near puddles of water, mud, sand, rocks, gravel, or in rough or rugged terrain. Doing so may damage the scooter. If you encounter uneven pavement, lift the scooter up and over the obstacle.
• Do not ride in bad weather: snow, rain, hail, icy roads or extreme heat. Skidding, falling and loss of balance can occur more easily on wet roads. Irreversible damage to the device can also occur.
• Do not ride near swimming pools or other large water sources.
• Bend your knees when riding on bumpy or uneven surfaces to absorb shock and vibration and help you maintain stability. If you are unsure whether you can safely ride on a particular terrain, dismount and guide the scooter.
• Do not attempt to ride over bumps or objects higher than 1.5 cm.
• Any tampering with the software will void the customer‘s warranty.
• Handle the scooter very carefully when indoors.
• Do not ride the scooter on hills steeper than 15° (always help yourself by bouncing on steep climbs).
• The scooter is intended for use by one person, NEVER attempt to ride with two people.
• Women who are pregnant should not operate a scooter.
• Children under the age of 14 must only operate or otherwise handle the scooter under the supervision of a competent adult. The same applies to people with reduced mobility.
• At higher speeds, always take into account longer stopping distances.
• Do not jump off the scooter while riding.
• Do not jump on the scooter while riding.
• Do not attempt stunts or tricks with the scooter.
• Do not use the scooter outside designated areas.
• Do not exceed the maximum load capacity of the scooter.
• Avoid riding near hazardous substances and flammable substances.
• The statutory warranty and liability for defects do not apply if the equipment was purchased for business, commercial, municipal or non-private purposes.
• The device is intended for home use unless otherwise stated in the user manual.
• A claim cannot be made because the device does not meet your requirements or is unsuitable for your use. In this case, the claim cannot be accepted.
• Always charge the device under constant supervision.

MORE INFORMATION
For households: the symbol on the product or in the accompanying documentation means that used electrical or electronic products must not be disposed of with municipal waste. To dispose of the product correctly, please take it to the designated collection points where it will be accepted free of charge. By properly disposing of this product, you will help conserve valuable natural resources and help prevent potential negative environmental and human health impacts that could result from improper waste disposal.

For further details, contact your local authority or nearest collection point. Fines may be imposed for improper disposal of this type of waste by national regulations. Information for users on the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment (company and business use). For the correct disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, request detailed information from your dealer or supplier. Information for users on disposal of electrical and electronic equipment in other countries outside the European Union: The above symbol (crossed-out bin) is only valid in European Union countries. For proper disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, please ask your local authorities or equipment dealer for details. The symbol of the crossed-out bin on the product, packaging or printed materials is used to indicate everything.

For warranty repairs, please contact your dealer. In case of technical problems and If you have any questions, please contact your dealer who will inform you of the next steps. Follow the rules for working with electrical equipment. The user is not allowed to disassemble the equipment or replace any of its components. There is a risk of electric shock if the covers are opened or removed. Incorrect assembly and reconnection of the equipment also expose you to the risk of electric shock. The warranty period for products is 24 months unless otherwise stated. The warranty does not cover damage caused by non-standard use, mechanical damage, exposure to aggressive conditions, or handling contrary to manual and normal wear and tear. For more information regarding the warranty, please visit www.elem6.com/warranty.

The warranty period for the battery is 24 months, for its lifetime is 6 months or 600 cycles (whichever comes first). Keep in mind that the maximum capacity of the battery decreases with time or use. Battery life is also dependent on how the battery is used, charged and stored. The normal warranty period does not cover a reduction in the maximum capacity of the battery or its life cycle as this is not a defect in the material. Interfering with the hardware or software of the device, such as tampering with the control unit, motor, battery or other controls, may void the warranty. In this case, the manufacturer is not obliged to accept the device for warranty claim.

The warranty does not apply to equipment components referred to as consumables, such as bearings, tyres and tubes, brake discs and pads, bulbs, cables and Bowden cable, etc. If the device was sold at a reduced price, the warranty does not cover defects or interventions for which the lower price was set. Neither the manufacturer, importer nor distributor shall be liable for any damages caused by unauthorised tampering, installation, use contrary to the user manual, normal wear and tear or overloading. After-warranty service can be ordered from the manufacturer‘s authorised service centre. For a warranty claim to be accepted, it is assumed that the device has been operated by this user manual, including operation, maintenance, cleaning and storage. Only equipment that is clean, complete and has been properly packed for transport can be accepted for a claim.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

The company elem6 s.r.o. hereby declares that all devices with the reference mark LAMAX eTank SA70 supplied by the manufacturer elem6 s.r.o. to the EU market comply with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/30/EU, 2011/65/EU Annex II 2015/863 and 2006/42/EC. The products are intended for sale without restriction in Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary and other EU member states. The warranty period for the products is 24 months unless otherwise specified. The warranty period for the battery is 24 months and 6 months for the battery capacity. The Declaration of Conformity can be downloaded from www.lamax- electronics.com/support/doc.

MANUFACTURER
elem6 s.r.o.,
Braškovská 308/15, 16100 Prague 6, Czech Republic
www.lamax-electronics.com
Printing errors and changes to the manual are subject to change.

References

• LAMAX Electronics | EN

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