BluMill CD02-S Electric Scooter User Manual

BluMill CD02-S Electric Scooter

Thank you for your purchase of the Electric Scooter.
The scooter will provide you with hours of fun and help you get some exercise, something we need on a daily basis. The scooter is an eco-friendly choice of transportation since it is environmentally friendly and quiet. The scooter costs only few pence per day to operate and is completely portable with the quick fold mechanism. You can either store it in a car or take it with you on a train, or even in a bus! Your scooter will provide best results on a smooth and flat terrain. You can always assist your scooter, especially by pushing and kicking it like any other traditional push kick scooter. Please be sure to operate your scooter safely and be aware of pedestrians. Be observant of all local and state laws according to scooter usage. Make sure to pay attention to ALL safely warnings and cautions noted in this manual.

Item identification

Before operating familiarise yourself with these items.

1.  GRIPS
2.  HANDLEBARS
3.  SNAP PINS
4.  BRAKE
5. HEIGHT ADJUSTER
6.  QUICK-RELEASE FOLDING & LOCKING MECHANISM
7.  REMOVABLE PLATFORM
8.  ADJUSTABLE TENSION DRIVE BELT
9.  MOTOR
10.  BATTERY COMPARTMENT
11.  FUSE
12.  POWER SWITCH (BACK)
13.  STEERING ADJUSTMENT NUTS
14. DOWN TUBE
15.  HANDLEBAR T-FRAME
16.  ACCELERATOR
17.  110V/220V INPUT. 24V OUTPUT BATTERY CHARGER

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR MAINTENANCE: PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER, FLAT SCREWDRIVER, AND ADJUSTABLE WRENCH(S)

SAFETY WARNINGS

Before you attempt to ride the scooter, please read and ensure that you have understood the following instructions:

•  Never ride the scooter on public streets or roads. Check local ordinances where riding is permissible.
•  Although the minimum age for riders is 7 years old but recommended age is 12 and over. Maximum rider weight must not exceed 70 kgs.
•  Always wear an approved safety helmet when riding. Be cool …be safe.
• Wear proper footwear when riding. Never go barefoot.
• Avoid riding on gravel, sand, grass, slick or wet surfaces. The scooter performs best on smooth dry surfaces as it is designed to be used there only.
• Never ride the scooter over curbs or jumps. This scooter is not designed for this type of riding. The retailer, distributor, importer and manufacturer will not be responsible for any injuries to the rider or damages to the scooter that occur from these types of activities.
•  Power is at full when foot operated power switch is engaged. Be prepared.
•  The brake is designed to control speed as well as stopping.
•  Never ride the scooter with more than one person. Multiple riders could lead to loss of control.
•  Keep hands, feet, hair & shoestrings away from moving parts.
•  Never leave children unattended with the scooter. This could lead to potential hazards.
•  Familiarise yourself with the scooter and check all fasteners for tightness before each use.
•  Do not store batteries near high temperature, batteries might explode.
•  Do not expose charger to moisture or use it if it is damaged. Regularly check its cord, plug and enclosure for any damage. The charger must not be used until the damage is repaired.
•  Never operate scooter while it is impaired.

CAUTION
It is always recommended to start the Electric Scooter by pushing, thus to reduce the start load on the motor. Your scooter would have a much longer lifetime with push assistance.

•  It is an electrically operated toy! Recommended transformer must be used.
•  The transformer is not a toy! It involves a risk of electric shock!
•  Charger is meant for dry locations, and indoor use only.

Adjustments and Operation

ADJUSTMENT LIFT QUICK RELEASE HANDLE

UNFOLDING AND FOLDING

Your scooter is shipped in the folded and locked position. To unfold, lift the quick release handle on the opposite side. This is an adjustable spring-loaded handle (fig. 2). Turn the spring loaded handle. This will allow you to lift the handlebars to the upright position. Lock the spring-loaded handle into the small round guide hole. Clamp down the quick release handle. Check for a secure lick. Reverse this procedure to fold. There is a tightness control adjustment nut on the spring-loa-ded handle.

HANDLEBARS

Insert grips into handlebar T-Frame as shown in fig. 3. Be sure that snap pins fit into, and lock, the small holes located at the top of the T-Frame. With the hand-lebars in the upright and locked position, and the rider standing on the platform with ONE FOOT on the brake, adjust the handlebar height to just below the rider’s waistline. This is accomplished by loosening the height adjuster (fig. 3) while holding and tightening height adjuster. Be sure height adjuster is tight again.

POWER SWITCH

The scooter is equipped with a power switch located towards the front of the scooter platform (fig. 1).When depressed, the power is on, and the motor and rear wheels cause the scooter to move forward.

HAND OPERATED ACCELERATION

This scooter is equipped with a hand-operated accelerator located on the right hand side of the handlebars. Use four fingers to depress or release, with the other fingers placed on the side of the handlebar, control the magnitude of the acceleration.

HAND-OPERATED MECHANICAL BRAKE

The rear wheel brake is engaged by depressing the brake lever located on the left hand side of the handlebar. This can be performed by using four fingers of the left hand, with the thumb placed on the handlebar itself. This is a friction brake. The harder it is pressed, the more “braking” action will be applied on the rear wheel. This brake has a micro device that will deactivate the power of the motor simultaneously.

RANGE AND SPEED

When fully charged the scooter will cover approximately 15km on level ground, with a 70 kg rider. The top speed is approximately 15km/h with a 70kg rider on level ground and calm winds. Please note that these figures are estimates only, thus they may vary.

STEERING ADJUSTMENT NUTS

You will need to periodically check the steering for looseness. The tightness of the steering can be adjusted by turning the round nut clockwise and locking the hex nut (fig. 1).

CHARGING

When shipped, the batteries are fully charged. Charging the batteries after every use is recommended. For extended battery life, avoid discharging batteries before they are completely recharged. Lastly, follow this one simple use: When the scooter starts to slow down on level ground, it is time to recharge. Try not to delay recharging your scooter.

CHARGING PROCEDURE

With the charger in hand, locate the charge socket under the scooter. Plug the charger into the charge socket. Next, plug the charger into the standard 110/220-Volt electrical outlet (see fig. 4). Charging temperature 10 to 35 C. Do not over-charge. When finished (Red light shows up on the charger), unplug charger from the outlet, and then the scooter. Make sure to replace the cap over the charge socket.

IMPORTANT
To ensure that the batteries are fully charged between uses but not over- charged, please follow the recommended charging times. Battery overcharging does not result in longer running time; however, it merely damages the batteries and reduces their lifespan.

SCOOTER OPERATION

Always wear an approved helmet, eye protection, shoes and for inexperienced riders, we further recommend gloves, knee and elbow pads. Before riding, be sure to have a clear unobstructed level path ahead of the rider. Firmly grab the handlebars with both hands. Place one foot onto the platform. Go ahead and push off with the other leg like riding any other foot scooter. Simultaneously, engage the motor by simply depressing the accelerator, located on the right-hand side of the handlebars. You will feel the power of the motor as you begin to raise the other leg off the ground. To disengage or slow/stop, depress the brake, located on the left-hand side of the handlebar. As you become a more skilled rider and familiarize with your new electric scooter, you will begin to use a combination of brake and power to achieve optimum operation. Be sure to recharge the batteries after using.

REMOVABLE PLATFORM

The platform is removable to gain access to the batteries. Simply remove the four deck screws with a Phillips screwdriver (fig. 5), and lift off the platform. Reverse procedure to replace platform.

USE A PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER TO REMOVE PLATFORM CAREFULLY REMOVE SCREWS, SPRING AND BRAKE PEDAL TO GAIN BATTERY ACCESS.

DRIVE BELT ADJUSTMENT AND REPLACEMENT

Periodic adjustment of the drive belt is highly required. The belt will become loose after hours of operation. Thus, when this happens, the belt will make a popping sound while accelerating. When this occurs, you must tighten the drive belt immediately. To tighten the belt, slightly loosen near rear axle nuts and rotate the belt adjuster discs equally (fig. 6). Tighten axle nuts and recheck belt tension.

DRIVE BELT ALIGNMENT

If you experience either the drive belt coming off the drive gear or the wheel gear and/or rubbing against the scooter frame, there most likely is belt misalig-nment. To re-align, carefully place the scooter upside down on a sturdy surface (table, stool, etc.) and determine the direction of the belt- side movement (fig. 7). You will slightly need to move the rear wheel left or right to re-align. To do this, slightly loosen axle nuts and rotate the belt adjuster discs. Tighten axle nuts and check alignment by engaging power. Recheck alignment after riding; readjust if necessary.

Installation of Seat (For models with seats only)
Important: Press down the seat column into the hole on the main board. Ensure the snap pin pops out and lock the piece properly, and clip firmly. Insert the seat into the upper hole, use a spanner to tighten the locking net, ensure the seat is stable to use. The seat can only be used with this product when the steering is completely locked. This must be checked by an adult prior to use.

Important Battery Information

BATTERY CARE

1. Store the scooter and charge batteries at a temperature between 10 and 35°C. The higher the temperature, the faster the batteries will self-dischar-ge. Always try to keep your batteries charged at all times. Inspect batteries occasionally and keep the terminals clean and connections tight.
2.  Handle the batteries and charger with care. Do not overcharge. Refer to the charging times chart.
3.  We suggest that you purchase additional batteries for extra power require-ments.

Troubleshooting guide

2.        Batteries are drained

3.         Electrical fault

| 1.        Check connectors

2.        Charge battery

3.         Check all connectors

Rear wheel doesn’t turn:| 1.        Broken drive belt

2.        Motor problem

| 1.        Release throttle and wait a few minutes to cool

2.        Rider needs to assist more, push kick

Insufficient range:| 1.        Batteries not fully charged

2.        Hilly terrain

3.         Cold batteries

4.        Popping sound on accelerating

5.        Damaged or old batteries

| 1.        Charge batteries

2.        Push, kick more

3.         Warm batteries

4.        Tighten drive belt

5.        Replace batteries

WARNING: DO NOT RIDE ON PUBLIC STREETS AND ROADS.
ALWAYS WEAR AN APPROVED HELMET, EYE PROTECTION, SHOES AND APPROPRIATE SAFETY GEAR. THE SCOOTER IS DESIGNED FOR AGES 14 AND UP, A SINGLE RIDER AND NOT TO CARRY MORE THAN 70KG.

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