ENGWE P275 Pro Electric Bike

Battery care

1. Loading: Always use the original charger. Charge the battery to the recommended level (usually 80-100%) and avoid overcharging or undercharging. Do not leave the battery on overnight.
2. Temperature: Keep the battery in the optimal temperature conditions - between 10°C and 30°C. Avoid extreme temperatures that can damage the battery cells.
3. Storage: If you will not use the scooter for a long time, charge the battery to about 50% and store in a dry place at a moderate temperature.

Taking care of the scooter

1. Cleaning: Clean the scooter regularly, especially after riding on uneven terrain or in the rain. Use a soft cloth, avoiding getting the electrical parts wet.
2. Lubrication: Check bearings and axles regularly. If necessary, lubricate moving parts to ensure smooth operation.
3. Checking screws: After each ride on rough terrain, check the screws and tighten if necessary. Loose screws can cause vibration and damage.

Instructions for use

1. Getting to know management: Before your first ride, review all manufacturer's instructions and make sure you understand the scooter's functions and controls.
2. Driving: Avoid sudden movements such as sudden acceleration or braking. This can overload the motor and battery.
3. Suitable flooring: Drive on suitable and smooth terrains, avoid muddy or very rough roads to avoid mechanical damage.

Safety instructions

1. Wearing protective equipment: Always wear a helmet and other protective gear such as knee and elbow pads, especially at higher speeds.
2. Check before every trip: Check the tires, brakes and battery before each ride. If you notice a problem, postpone riding until the scooter is checked by a specialist.
3. Suspension: Plan your braking in time and do it smoothly, especially on slippery surfaces. Sudden stopping may result in loss of control.
4. Lighting and Visibility: Drive with lights on and wear reflective items for better visibility, especially at night or in poor weather conditions.

Prevent damage

1. Avoiding overload: Follow the maximum weight guidelines to prevent wear and tear on key components such as the motor and battery.
2. Control the speed: Avoid high speeds, especially in bad weather or in busy areas.

Seasonal recommendations

1. Winter: Do not drive on icy roads or in heavily packed snow. This can damage electrical components and increase the risk of falling.
2. Summer: In summer, avoid leaving the scooter in direct sunlight to avoid damaging the battery and electronics.

Following these recommendations will extend the life of your scooter and ensure your safety on the road.