DJD ELECTRIC AFD-4L Four Wheel Electric Scooter User Manual

DJD ELECTRIC AFD-4L Four Wheel Electric Scooter

PLEASE INSPECT YOUR ELECTRIC MOBILITY SCOOTER UPON ARRIVAL AND REPORT ANY DAMAGES THAT MAY HAVE OCCURRED DURING SHIPPING

• NOTE: This owner’s manual is compiled from the latest specifications and product information available at the time of publication. We reserve the right to make changes as they become necessary. Any changes to our products may cause slight variations between the illustrations and
• explanations in this manual and the product you have purchased. The latest/current version of this manual is available on our website.
• NOTE: The vehicle and its components are not made with natural rubber latex. Consult with the manufacturer regarding any after-market accessories.
• NOTE: This product is not a medical product and is not intended to assist, treat, diagnose, or alleviate any medical condition or disability.
• WARNING! Avoid abrupt maneuvers at excessive speed. It is recommended that you operate the vehicle at the slowest speed until you become familiar with vehicle controls and operation.

SAFETY INFORMATION

• Please note the following information to ensure your safety and get better use out of your DJD Mobility Scooter. Keep this manual safe for future  reference.
• Please read the manual prior to first use and do not permit anyone who has  not, operate the vehicle.
• NOT FOLLOWING THE SAFET Y AND OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL MAY LEAD TO DAMAGE TO THE SCOOTER AND INJURY TO THE RIDER &
• This scooter is designed only for one adult only. Never exceed the max load capacity of the vehicle.
• Take extra care when handling the batteries inside your scooter . Avoid directly touching contacts with damp hands or metal tools to prevent  electrocution.
• To ensure the safety and reliability of your scooter, do not modify your  scooter, and always use parts, i.e. charger, specifically designed for the DJD Mobility Scooter
• ALWAYS APPLY BRAKES WHILE GOING DOWNHILL TO CONTROL SPEED AND AVOID SHARP TURNS AT HIGHER SPEEDS TO PREVENT TIPPING SIDEWAYS!
• THIS VEHICLE WAS NOT MANUFACTURED PR/MARIL Y FOR USE ON THE PUBLIC ROADS AND THUS IS NOT A MOTOR VEHICLE SUBJECT TO THE FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY, BUMPER AND THEFT PREVENTION STANDARDS OR THE EQUIPMENT ITEM IS NOT A SYSTEM, PART, OR COMPONENT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE AND THUS IS NOT AN ITEM OF MOTOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT SUBJECT TO THE FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS. (591.5(A})

Riding Safety

• ALWAYS practice riding your scooter in an open area prior to driving among vehicle/pedestrian traffic.

• ALWAYS wear an approved helmet when riding your scooter.

• ALWAYS accelerate slowly and steer with both hands.

• ALWAYS drive with caution at appropriate speeds.

• ALWAYS use your scooter’s turn signals and horn.

• ALWAYS obey local traffic laws.

• ALWAYS be aware of your surroundings, pedestrians, traffic, etc.
  ALWAYS take extra care when driving in spaces shared with motor vehicles: parking lots, driveways, crosswalks, etc.

• ALWAYS apply brakes while driving downhill to regulate speed.

• ALWAYS take extra care driving in wet conditions.

• ALWAYS use your lights when driving in darker conditions.

• ALWAYS wear reflective clothing while driving in darker conditions.

• ALWAYS adjust the seat/steering column while stationary.

• ALWAYS follow the battery/scooter care instructions.

• ALWAYS inspect your scooter prior to use.

• AVOID driving off-road or on surfaces that may lead to scooter damage.

• AVOID driving in conditions that may get the electric components wet.

• AVOID driving in conditions where you are not visible.

• AVOID overloading the scooter.

• AVOID inclines greater than the recommended maximum of 20°.

• NEVER drive while fatigued or tired.

• NEVER drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

• NEVER engage in distracted driving by not using a cell phone while driving.

• NEVER use replacement parts not approved by DJD Electric.

• NEVER use a charger not included or approved by DJD Electric.

Overview

• Thank you for your purchase of the DJD Electric Mobility Scooter. It is an easy-to-operate mobility scooter designed for both indoor and outdoor use. This stylish recreational mobility scooter does not require any licensing, registration, or insurance” (‘unless required locally).
• The DJD is designed for an easier-to-use and more accessible experience. It features three-speed limit settings, with a maximum speed of 15mph, controlled precisely through a twist throttle for forward motion, and an adjustable handlebar to accommodate different heights. This manual
• contains a wide range of general information and should be read before you operate it.

Assembly

Your DJD arrives 95% assembled and is ready in 7 simple steps.

1. Step 1 – Unboxing
   Unpack your scooter by untying or snipping the wires holding it in its protective frame, then remove it from its packaging. We recommend saving the shipping material until assembly is complete to avoid accidentally losing small parts or components. Double-check that your scooter indudes the following smaller components: Keys (2 sets – ignition and storage), Fobs (2 sets- ignition and alarm), Charger, Mirrors, Headrest and Screw, Front Basket, User Manual.

2. Step 2 – Flip the Handlebar
   Pull the seat rotating lever (Red) forward and rotate the seat 180°,release the handle to lock its position. Pull up the handlebar and tighten the bar adjusting knobs to lock the bar’s position.Restore the seat to the original position.(as shown)

3. Step3 – Install the Backrest
   The installation process is as follows: unscrew the two thumb screws fixing the backrest, align it with the two holes at the rear of the seat part, insert it, and then use the previously removed thumb screws to secure the backrest.

4. Step4 – Install the Headrst
   Prepare the headrest locking button, spring, screw, washer, and decorative cap for installation. Insert the headrest from above into the tube of the backrest, aligning it with the holes. Insert the locking button and spring from the back side (with the labeled side facing out), and secure the other side with the screw and washer. Finally, cover with the plastic decorative cap. Once completed, Press the button on the back to ensure that the headrest height can be adjusted.

5. Steps – Install the Rearview Mirror
   Screw the rearview mirrors clockwise into the holes on the handles,and adjust them to a proper position.Tighten with a wrench if necessary.

6. Step 6 – install the basket Hang the basket onto the bar.

7. Step 7 – Turn On the Power.
   Insert the key into the rear keyhole, turn clockwise, then lift the seat and flip the breaker to ON. You will hear a beeping sound to indicate the scooter power is connected.

Scooter Diagram

1. Rearview Mirror
2. Steering Column Knobs
3. Detachable Basket
4. LED Light
5. Front Bumper
6. AT16•S-7 Tubeless Tire
7. Side Reflector
8. Charging Port
9. Rear Bumper
10.  Seat Forth/Back Adjustable Lever
11. Rear Box
12.  Headrest

Control & Display Diagrams

1. High/Low Bean Switch
2. Rear Wheel Brake Lever
3. Turn Signals Switch
4. Horn
5. LED Light Switch
6. Front Wheel Brake Lever
7.  Throttle
8. Three-Speed Gear Switch
9. Reverse Button
10. Horn
11. Hazard Light Switch
12. USB Charging Port

Operating & Adjusting your Scooter

Turning your Scooter ON/OFF

• Your scooter can be turned on in 2 different ways: manually and remotely. Once turned on, your scooter is locked into that mode of ignition until turned off. The other method will not affect the machine’s operation. (For example, if started with the remote fob, the keys can be inserted, turned, and even removed, and the unit will remain on until it is shut off with the remote fob.)

• To start manually, insert the key into the ignition and tum dockwise. To tum your scooter off, tum the key counterdockwise from the on position.

• To start remotely, double press the lightning bolt button! j ) on the ignition
  fob. To shut off the scooter remotely, double press the unlock button! 13 ) on the fob once.

• The unit should chirp, and the display should activate, indicating the scooter is on.

Driving your Scooter
The scooter features a variable twist ·throttle on the right handlebar. Gently twist the throttle grip inward to slowly accelerate to the desired speed. Avoid twisting too hard or too quickly, as this may result in jumps in acceleration, making steering less controllable.
To slow or stop your scooter, release the throttle and squeeze both brake levers to apply both front and rear brakes. Always apply both brakes at the same time, especially when traveling at higher speeds. Please note that the electric braking function of your scooter will prevent the motor from starting if the brakes are applied.
The scooter features control switches next to the throttle grip that adjust driving features. The upper switch, labeled 1-3, sets the current speed setting of the scooter. (Setting approximate speed: [1] – 4mph, [2] – 8mph, [3] – 15mph).
Drive with care on wet/slippery/icy surfaces as it will increase the distance needed to stop, allow extra room for braking in these conditions. When driving downhill it is recommended to release the
throttle to apply brakes as needed to control the scooter’s speed.

Alann System
The DJD features an alarm system that is controlled with the included ignition fob. This built-in security alarm is movement-sensitive, and once activated, it will sound the scootes alarm if your scooter is moved.
The method to activate the alarm is using the key fob. Press the lock button on the fob to tum the alarm on_ The scooter will chirp to indicate the alarm is active. If triggered, the alarm can be deactivated by pressing the unlock button ).
Please note, fobs come with the battery preinstalled. If a fob is not working or lighting up when pressed, first replace the battery. (1x CR2032 battery)
See the figure to see the brief view of tlhe function of the fob.

Scooter Seat Adjustments

1. Seat Forth/Back Adjusting
   Pull up the seat adjusting lever to move the seat back or forth as desired, release the handle to lock its position.(as shown)

2. 2.Seat Headrest Height Adjusting
   Pull up the backrest adjusting handle to adjust the backrest angle,release the handle to lock its position.(as shown)

3. Seat Rotation Adjusting
   Pull the seat rotating lever (Red) foiward to tum the seat to a desirable position, then release the lever to lock the seat in place. (as shown)

4. Parking and Unparking
   Squeeze and hold the brake lever, then press the parking latch to park the scooter. To unpark the scooter, release the patch inside by squeezing the brake lever inward and then letting go; the brake lever will automatically disengage the parking mode.

5. Storage on your Scooter
   The mobility scooter features diverse storage options: a removable basket, hooks under the handlebar, and under-seat storage for larger items. Additionally, a lockable rear box offers ample space, ensuring safety for valuables when unattended.

Maintenance & Care

The DJD requires minimal maintenance which can be performed by most users, a friend or family member, or a scooter technician. Visually inspect your scooter regularly for any signs of damage, especially after any collisions or accidents.
To ensure the safety and reliability of your scooter, do not modify your scooter, and always use parts, i.e. charger, specifically designed for the mobility scooter. Always make sure your scooter is turned off before performing any maintenance!

Safety Inspection List

BEFORE YOUR FIRST RIDE and periodically after, check the following:

• Brakes:
  

• Do electric brakes correctly bring the scooter to a stop when the throttle is released?

Tires

• Are they properly inflated? (10PSI. Operaing Pressure; 24PSI. Maximum to Seat Beads)
• Are the tires in good condition?

Lights

• Do the tum signals function properly?
• Does the headlight function properly?

Steering Handle

• Does it tum freely?

General

• Are there any loose parts, nuts, bolts etc?
• Any issues found should be addressed before riding the scooter!
  

Charging your Scoote

Avoid dropping your charger and keep away from moisture & cold temperatures! Your scooter will only charge and operate with the breaker in the ON position!
Your scooter requires a full charge before your first use. To maintain the batteries life, charge after each use and don’t allow the battery to empty completely. Locate the charging port, open and insert the correct end of the charger into the scooter, then the other into an outlet. The light on the charger will illuminate Red and Red while charging and will tum Red and Green when charging is complete. (Approx. 8-10hours)

Please note: that your charger may become wann or emit sound during charging, this is nonnal. Oppositely if it doesn’t, this does not indicate a problem with your charger.

Battery
The battery in your scooter requires regular charging, even when not in use, to maintain its life. The maintenance charge should be perfonned at least once every two months if no other charging has occurred. If storing the scooter for an extended period of time, such as during winter, ensure that it is accessible to perfonn the required maintenance charging.
All batteries are affected by outside temperature. The battery will discharge faster at lower temperatures, resulting in a shorter trip time. Prolonged exposure to subzero temperatures may result in damage to the battery. The speed the scooter is driven at will directly affect the range and battery life of each ride. The faster the scooter is driven the shorter total ride time will be. Lower speeds will provide the best battery perfonnance. Avoid contact with flames, alkaline materials and direct prolonged exposure to sunlight.
Always charge your battery with the included charger, do not substitute with a different charger. For best results, charge after use and avoid completely draining the battery.

Tires
The condition of your tires not only directly affects the ability to drive your scooter but also its general performance. Replace worn tires as necessary, please contact customer service to inquire about placing an order. In the event your tire is unable to hold air. Check it for any cuts or punctures. In the event of a puncture the tire can be repaired at home with a basic patch kit for tubeless tires, or by a shop that repairs tires. In the event that there is a cut or greater damage to your tire(s) replacement parts are available to order, please contact customer service.
The tread on the tires is crucial to the scooter’s handling and safety. Worn out treads will reduce the grip between the tire and the driving surface resulting in less co ntrol and possible accidents.&.

Brake Adjustment
If you want to adjust the sensitivity of the brakes, please follow these steps:

1. Locate the nuts inside the brakes, usually found in the cirded position as shown in the provided picture.
2. Using appropriate tools, carefully adjust the nuts. Clockwise usually tightens the brakes, while counterclockwise loosens them.
3. Pay close attention to adjust each wheel individually for consistent braking sensitivity and to prevent imbalance.
4. Test the brakes after adjustment to ensure they respond appropriately

VIN Position
The VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) location on a mobility scooter is typically under the scooter’s tiller, as indicated by tine orange marking in the provided image. Remove the plastic cover plate using tools, and you’ll find the VIN stamped on the scooter’s frame.

Lubrication
This vehicle is designed with a differential motor for the rear axle and the gearbox needs lubrication with the gear oil.This should be changed every 2-3 years under normal driving conditions or if stored for an extended period of time.

Cleaning

To clean your scooter use a damp cloth with a neutral soap to wipe dean surfaces. Avoid high pressure or excess water as this may cause corrosion or shorts in electrical components

Specifications & Troubleshooting

Specifications

• Motor. 1000W
• Batte,y:  60V 60V 20AH lead acid
• Brakes: Trne: 8-10 hours
• Top Speed: Tweless Tire Charge
• Orum Brakes  15mph
• Tires: AT 16’8-7

Troubleshooting

connections,or replace

motor

Throttle malfunction| Chedc connections to or replace throttle
Control er matfunction| Check connections to or replace the controller
Noise coming from a Defective or damaged motor| Replace motor
Scooter doesn’t decelerate when throttle released

Scooter slowing down

h”rip distance per charge educed

| Throttle is defecti\ie Control er is defective

Low battey

| Replace throttle Replace controller

Charge battey

Oefective battery| Replace battery
Low tire pressure| Adjust tire pressure
Low batte,y| Charge battey
Oefective battery| Replace battery
Over weight limit

Orivilg conditioos(headwind,slopes)

| Reduce scooter load
Avoid these conditions
Issue| | | Posslbl9 CauS9| Solution
---|---|---|---|---
Uneven tire wear| T.-e pressure low| Adjustlirepressure
Steering not flexible| Uneven tire pressure| Adjustlire pressure
over weight limit| Reduce scooter load
Battery not charging| Defective wall socket| Check power oruse a different outlet
Loose external connection| Check that charger is securely plugged into wall socket and

charging socket on the scooter

Loose internal connection| Check connections near the battery and charging socket, and tighten loose connections
Defective charger| Replace charger
Defective battery| Replace battery
The above am meant as a baste guide. Do not attempt to repair the scooter without proper knowledge and skill. Please contact our technical suppart for wtth any scooter
issues| | and possible solutions or s,gok the expertly of a local technician experlenc9d In

Warranty

This limited warranty is exclusive and supersedes all other warranties, expressed or implied, extending only to the description provided herein.
Charger, motor, and controller, to be free of manufacturing defects for a period of 12 months. All warranty periods commence from the date of shipment. Six months for the lead-acid battery.
This limited warranty does not cover nonnal wear and tear items/parts (such as tires, brake pads, cables, etc.). It also does not cover product issues due to misuse, neglect, or accidents, nor any damage, failure, or loss caused by improper assembly, setup, storage, maintenance, or improper

servicing.
For any requests regarding warranty, spare parts, or replacement devices, do not hesitate to contact us by email. Please have your order number
ready before contacting us.
E-Mail: jxy@zvgreen.com

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