SXT-Scooters GT Electric Light Scooter User Manual

SXT-Scooters GT Electric Light Scooter

ABOUT THE SXT LIGHT GT

 INTRODUCTION OF THE SXT LIGHT GT

We are delighted that you have chosen the SXT Light model.
The SXT Light model is ideal for leisure and short distances, such as school or city transport.
It looks classy, it is easy to fold and it is very good to take away. We are sure you will enjoy driving our Scooter.
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARRANTIES BEFORE USING A SCOOTER.

WARNINGS

The use of the electric scooter entails dangers. Different causes can lead to the failure of individual components through no fault of the manufacturer. Like other electric vehicles, the electric scooter is designed to move – this automatically carries the risk of losing control, falling or getting into dangerous situations while driving, which cannot be avoided by training, practice or education. In such cases, despite the use of protective equipment or other precautions, you may injure yourself or, in the worst case, die. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. DRIVE WITH COMMON SENSE.
This instruction manual contains various warnings and safety instructions regarding the consequences of improper maintenance, care or use. Any accident may result in serious injury or, in the worst case, death – we do not repeat this warning regarding a possible injury or, in the worst case, death at every location where such a warning is listed.

Do not drive the scooter under the influence of alcohol!The minimum age is 14 years!
The E-scooter never be driven with 2 persons at the same time!

DISREGARDING THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS AND DISREGARDING NORMAL COMMON SENSE WILL RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY. THEREFORE USE THE CHARGER WITH CARE.

Safety Instructions

1. We recommend a minimum age of 16 years (eKFV-model from 14 years) – Never use the vehicle with 2 persons at the same time.
2. Always inspect the scooter prior to use. Properly inspecting and maintaining your product can reduce the risk of injury.
3. Please wear your safety helmet and other protective equipment when riding. Use an approved bicycle or skateboard helmet that fits properly with the chin strap in place and protects the back of your head. Local legislations may require riders of two wheels products to wear a helmet and other protective gear. Never ride the scooter barefoot or in open-toed shoes or high-heels.
4. Do not ride in traffic lane or unsafe roads and do not break local regulations.
5. Please exercise in wide areas, and ride after skilled manipulation, do not ride in traffic lane.
6.  Do not make any dangerous actions when riding or riding with one hand. Keep your feet on the scooter.
7. Do not attempt to ride the scooter on stairs that are above 3 cm, it may overturn causing injuries and/or damages to the rider and/or scooter.
8.  The highest speed is 30 Km/h. For your safety, please limit the speed to 20 Km/h. Please try to avoid using it at night, if needed, please limit the speed within 15 Km/h or less and turn the headlights on.
9. Do not use the scooter when the outside temperature is lower than 0°C.
10. Please slow down or get off from the scooter when riding in poor road conditions.
11.  Do not ride the scooter in oily or icy surface terrain.
12.  Please adjust the handlebar according to your height to ensure a safe riding.
13. To avoid damages of the electrical parts of the vehicle please do not immerse the scooter in the water with the depth of more than 4 cm and do not wash it with water under pressure.
14. For protection please do not ride the scooter in bad weather such as heavy rain and high winds.
15. Do not drink alcohol and drive the scooter.

Identification Number

Serial number notes:
Note the serial number of your SXT Light model. Keep it in a safe place.
The SXT Light GT has an individual frame number. With this, your vehicle can be identified for example in case of theft.
The number is located below the footboard at the back or in the side extension at the back. You will also find the serial number on the original packaging.
Write them down and keep them in a safe place.

Explanation of the operating elements

SCOOTER MAIN PARTS

Explanation of the operating elements

**EXPLANATION OF THE PARTS ON HANDLEBAR AND FRAME

**

Operating Instructions

1.  ON/OFF
   Press the switch for 3 seconds, and the display will light up, indicating the power is on. Press for 3 seconds if you want to turn it off. It will turn off automatically if you don’t use it for 3 minutes.

2.  Speed control Press the right thumb accelerator to control the speed.

3. Breaking control Press the left thumb and the electronic magnetic brake will be activated. The greater pressure you put, the greater breaking force will be.

4.  Horn If you turn on the power, when pressing the horn button, it will hoot.

5. Led headlight In manual mode: Press the On/Off Light button when needed and there will be a sign in display, indicating the light turns on. Press the button again when you do not need the light. The scooter Keeps pressed for a few seconds. Is equipped with a sensor light that detects the need of light. The light will turn on automatically (auto light mode) if the sensor detects poor ambient light until the sign “Auto” disappears from the screen.
   For example: when it is cloudy weather and the auto light mode is on, the light turns on. If the daylight is proper, the auto light mode detects the light and the Headlights will go off after
   5 seconds. On auto light mode, the display is also lighted depending on the ambient light. If the scooter is on auto light mode, you can go to manual mode by pushing the On/Off Light Button.

6. Mileage show When the display is powered on, It shows two modes: ODO and trip. You can change it by pressing the settings button. In “Trip” mode, press the setting button (S) for 3 seconds and it will clear the trip.

7. Emergency In an emergency, it’s recommended to use the foot brake.

Display

MENU FOR SPEED LIMIT

• Switch off scooter (on/off switch)

•  Press and hold thumb brake

•  Switch on the scooter (on/off switch)

• The display will show “L1”

• Move to menu with button [LIGHT] L1-L2-L3-L4-L5 L1= Limit the speed to 6 km/h
  L2= Limit the speed to 12 km/h
  L3= Limit the speed to 20 km/h
  L4= Limit the speed to 25 km/h
  L5= Max. speed

•  To set up a new speed limit, press the button[SET]

• To finish the settings, release the thumb brake.

KICK START

•  Switch on the scooter (on/off switch)
• Press and hold thumb brake
• Press the on/off switc
• The display will show “P1”
• To turn the Kick Start function on or off, press the [SET] button
• To finish the settings, release the thumb brake.

ERROR CODE

E1: Overcurrent protection (Motor does not move more than 4 seconds)- this error clears after release the acceleration throttle. If not clear, send to service.
E2/E4: Communication error (No communication for more than 400ms) – this error clear when starting the communication. If not clear, send to service.
E3: Overvoltage error (Battery voltage higher).
Put back original battery, other hardware
problem.

Black-Screen: Exposure under the sun for too long.
Place it in shadow and it will return to normal after a period of time. If not clear, send to service.

Folding Steps

THE SCOOTER
FOLDING STEPS

Unfolded

1. Press down the rear mudguard in the direction of the arrow, Figure A, until the safety hook is released from the catch Then straighten the handlebar fully until it reaches the normal riding position and the locking pin engages – Figure B.

Press the quick-release lever in the direction of the arrows, see Figure C, and pull the handlebar until it locks into one of the two holes at the desired height.
Then lock the quick-release in place as shown in Figure C.

Folding

1. Press the quick-release button in the direction of the arrow, see Figure A Unlock the handlebar stem Figure B and press it down Figure C.

3. To initiate the folding process, the handlebars must be moved forward at the same time as pressing the folding lever 1, this will cause the lock to release, see Figure D.

Driving

RIDING OPERATION

Preparation

1.  find suitable terrain
2.  fold up the scooter according to the instructions (p.11)
3.  adjust the handlebars according to your height

Drive off

1.  press the POWER button to switch on the scooter
2.  place one foot on the running board and leave the other on the ground.
   Press the right thumb throttle slowly and carefully downwards – the scooter immediately moves slowly forward. Remove the second foot from the floor and place this foot on the running board as well. The more the thumb throttle grip is pressed, the more the scooter accelerates and the faster the ride becomes.

Brakes

1. under normal conditions the right thumb brake lever is pressed down and the electromagnetic brake is activated and the scooter immediately slows down and the flow of energy to the motor is interrupted The more the brake lever is pressed down the more the scooter brakes. The electromagnetic brake also activates the KERS system (kinetic energy recovery system), which feeds the braking energy back into the battery in the same way as on Formula 1 cars.
2. the SXT LightGT also has a conventional mechanical foot brake at the rear. The mechanical brake slows down the scooter on the rear axle. No matter what situation you are in, if the first system fails, you will still have the mechanical foot brake on the rear axle.

Kick start function

This function is for your safety. If the scooter is to be used, you should kick / drive it with one foot to set the scooter in motion and then press the thumb throttle handle first and the scooter will start moving with motor power. This protects the motor and prevents the scooter from accidentally setting itself in motion if the throttle stick is pressed inadvertently.
Battery and charging
The SXT Light GT is equipped with a special lithium-polymer battery and a special smart charger. These accessories, which are supplied with each scooter, have their own number. Please do not use chargers of other brands. If the battery or charger is damaged, the warranty will be void.

Battery
If you are getting the electric scooter for the first time, please fully charge the battery before using it. The battery can be charged at any time, please ensure that the battery is powered. Attention: Do not use batteries of other brands, they will not work with the scooter SXT Light GT.
Please charge the battery every three months when you are no longer using the scooter. Immersion in water, collisions and other abnormal factors will cause battery damage that is not covered under warranty.

Charger
The company provides a charger with a charge protection function. When the battery is 100% charged, the charger automatically stops charging. Charging time is no more than 3 hours. Immersion in water, collisions and other abnormal factors will cause damage to the charger that is not covered under warranty.

Quick Guide to Charging the Electric Scooter
1. connect the charger plug to the power outlet first The LED turns green.
Open the protective rubber cover of the charging opening, insert the charger plug into the charging opening. It means that it is charging when the charging indicator lights red, the charging indicator lights green when the battery is fully charged.

Charging

CHARGING THE BATTERY

1. First plug the power cable into the socket and then the cable into the socket of the scooter.
   When the input and output of the charger is connected to the scooter, the red indicator lights up. The battery is full when the indicator light changes from red to green. At this time Remove the charger and replace the protective cover.

2.  Standard charging time:
   The scooter is charged for the specifi ed period of time, approx. 3-5 hours, at ambient tempera-ture between -10°C and 50°C for the associated charger.![SXT- Scooters GT Electric Light Scooter fig 13]](https://manuals.plus/wp- content/uploads/2022/02/SXT-Scooters-GT-Electric-Light-Scooter-fig-13.jpg)

LOADING INSTRUCTIONS

1.  The safety protection for the charging connection should be reattached after the scooter has been charged.
2.  The scooter should not be kept within reach of children during charging.
3.  Under no circumstances should a charger other than the one supplied be used to charge the scooter. In addition, the supplied charger can be used exclusively for this scooter.
4.  Do not disassemble a charger that is not working. Please contact your dealer.

Charging instructions

1.  The battery should not be stored near fi re or corrosive environments, as it is easily fl ammab-le.
2. Do not smear or remove the label on the battery.
3. The battery compartment should not be opened to avoid damage to parts inside the battery. If the battery is not charging, please contact the dealer.
   To keep the battery in good condition, it should be charged at regular intervals, every 20-30 days.

Warning:
Do not connect the charger to the scooter when the charger cable or charging connector is wet.
Note:
Typically, a fully charged battery in standby mode should last for 120-180 days, a lightly charged battery for 30-60 days. Please remember to charge the battery after each use. If the battery is completely discharged, it may damage the battery.

Charging information for lithium batteries

Lithium batteries should never be deeply discharged, as this will irreparably damage the lithium cells. All lithium batteries should (if possible) always be stored with a medium charge. If a battery is not used for a longer period of time, please do not fully charge it beforehand
– this places the lithium cells in unnecessary “stress” which can lead to a shortened service life in the long term. If you have the choice when using the battery, we recommend not to charge it completely, but always to use it in the medium-voltage range. Of course, the battery can be fully charged to drive long distances, for example – it is only technically best for a lithium battery not to do so in order to really get the maximum performance and life out of the battery. The lifetime of lithium batteries is given in charge cycles. Don’t think you are
“wasting” many charging cycles by recharging the lithium battery more often even though it hasn’t “run out” – this is completely wrong! The indicated service life in charging cycles refers to so-called full cycles. This means that if you discharge your battery by 50% and then fully charge it again, this corresponds to ½ charging cycle. Charge twice, corresponding to one full cycle. We recommend recharging a lithium battery with 25% residual charge up to approx. 75% state of charge.
For long distances the battery can of course also be fully charged – see above. During hiber-nation or long storage of vehicles with lithium batteries it is absolutely necessary to recharge them at least once a month up to approx. 60%. For lithium batteries, only use chargers approved and recommended by the manufacturer. Charging with too high a charging current to be able to charge faster can irreparably damage the lithium cells and, in the worst case, lead to fi re.

Maintenance

Lubricating
Please add a small amount of grease or lubricants to handle folded position every six months. Please check scooter every three months if the screws are loose it up.

Battery
The lithium polymer batteries provided by our company can be recharged at least 500 times, the normal use can reach more than 1,000 times.

Placement and daily care
Do not expose the scooter under the sun or wet places for too long time. Please keep the scooter clean and dry.
For cleaning use a damp cloth and a mild detergent.

General Troubleshooting

Checklist
When the products have any problems, please refer to the following methods.
1. LED display black screen
Reason: Exposure under the sun for too long.
Solution : Place it in shadow and it will return to normal after a period.
No information on digital display
Reason: Bad battery contacts or the battery is dead.
Solution : Turn off the power then restart again, if the problem still occurs, please contact your local reseller.
In case that the product still does not operate normally, please contact your local vendor or reseller.

WARRANTY

Thank you for your purchase of the product from us.
Please observe the following regulations carefully to enjoy your benefit:
Please note that no quality assurance will be provided in case of one of the followings:

1.  The quality assurance period has expired.
2.  The scooter fails because of misuse, lack of maintenance and adjustment in breach of the use instructions.
3.  The scooter is damaged due to improper use and storage or incident.
4. The scooter is damaged because the user tampers with it, or its fault can not be technically identified and analyzed because the user disassembles it to change its original fault state.
5. The scooter fails because the user does not use the original charger.
6. The data on the item without effective invoice do not comply with the information.
7. The scooter is damaged because of its contact with smoke, drug, chemical, water, etc.
8. The electronic system of the entire scooter is damaged by moisture, rain, snow, etc.
9. The scooter is damaged by act of God, including, but not only limited to flood, fire, lightning, earthquake, social event, etc.
10.  Consumables are not covered. Examples listed but not limited to lamp, display, brake disc, tyre, rubber part, plastic part, etc.
11. The user is not satisfied with the scooter color, dimension, etc.

In addition, wearing parts such as Tires and brake pads are not covered by the warranty.

Battery Recycling

When properly maintained and used (in accordance with the guidelines for loading and stora-ge), the battery will have a normal life of two to three years. If the battery can not be rechar-ged or charged properly, it should be removed from the Scooter and disposed of a recycling facility.
Federal laws prohibit the disposal of batteries in normal household waste.
Please contact your local waste or recycling authority for information in your area to recycle the battery.
Batteries or packaging for batteries are labeled in accordance with European Directive 2006/66/EC concerning batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators. The Directive determines the framework for the return and recycling of used batteries and accumulators as applicable throughout the European Union. This label is applied to various batteries to indicate that the battery is not to be thrown away, but rather reclaimed upon end of life per this Directive in accordance with the European Directive 2006/66/EC, batteries and accumulators are labeled to indicate that they are to be collected separately and recycled at end of life. The battery(Pb for lead, Hg for mercury, and Cd for cadmium). Users of batte-ries and accumulators must not dispose of batteries and accumulators as unsorted municipal waste, but use the collection framework available to customers for the return, recycling, and treatment of batteries and accumulators. Customer participation is important to minimize any potential effects of batteries and accumulators on the environment and human health due to the potential presence of hazardous substances.

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