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- Page 1 E-Wheels Mobility Scooters EW-88 Electric Trike Read this manual completely before riding your mountain bike www.ActiveForever.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Riding Safety ………………………………………….. · Safety Basics …………………………………………. · Operating Reminders and Suggestions …….. · Wet Weather Riding …………………………….. · Night Riding …………………………………………. · Other Reminders …………………………………… Specifications …………………………………………. Parts and Usage ………………………… ………….. 10-17 Routine Operation ………………………………….. Battery Care and Maintenance…………………. ·... - Page 3 Ewheels has developed a electrically assisted tricycle, called EW-88. The EW-88 offers a comfortable and affordable alternative when normal cycling becomes too strenuous or the daily trip too long. The EW-88 Electric Trike provides extra energy without much effort. The removable battery is hardly noticeable.
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Page 4: Riding Safety
RIDING SAFETY Like any sport, the EW-88 electric trike carries the risk of injury and damage. By choosing to ride the EW-88 you assume allresponsibility for these risks. Thus, you need to know and practice the rules of safe and responsible riding. -
Page 5: Safety Basics
Wear bright, visible clothing that is not so loose that it can catch on moving parts of the EW-88 or objects at the side of the road or trail. o Think about your speed, and keep your speed consistent with safe operating conditions. -
Page 6: Operating Reminders And Suggestions
Don’t jump with your EW-88. It puts great stress on everything from frame and forks to drive train. Riders who insist on jumping their EW-88 risk serious bike damage as well as harm to themselves. o Never carry anything which obstructs your vision or your complete control of the EW-88 or which could become entangled in the moving parts of th EW-88. -
Page 7: Wet Weather Riding
o Concentrate on the path ahead. Avoid potholes, gravel, dirt, wet road, oil, curbs, speed bumps, drain grates and other obstacles. o Be alert for unexpected events, such as opening car doors or cars backing out of concealed driveways. o Be extra careful at intersections and when preparing to pass other vehicles. -
Page 8: Night Riding
Rules of the Road, and take the following precautions: Make sure that your EW-88 is equipped with correctly positioned and securely mounted reflectors. Make sure your clothing or cargo does not obstruct a reflector or light. -
Page 9: Other Reminders
EW-88 is put into storage, re-charge its battery at least once every 90 days. Do not store your EW-88 in direct sunlight for an extended time. Store your EW-88 in a dry place. Exposing your EW-88 to rain, snow, or other precipitation may result in damage. SPECIFICATIONS EW-88... -
Page 10: Parts And Usage
Key Power Insert key and turn to power on electronic. Battery Indicator Light Power Light www.ActiveForever.com... - Page 11 Throttle Forward/Reverse Switch Twist throttle to engage electric motor. Brake Lever Horn Press horn (green circle) to engage horn. www.ActiveForever.com...
- Page 12 Break Lock Squeeze break lever and push down break lock. Seat Bolt Adjust www.ActiveForever.com...
- Page 13 Basket Basket Fastener Remove basket simply flip up all four break fasteners. www.ActiveForever.com...
- Page 14 Battery Located Below Basket Battery Key Lock Turn key to lock or unlock bike battery. www.ActiveForever.com...
- Page 15 Charger Plug and Battery Power Plug It is important to insert bike power plug into the charger plug port. Charger Fuse Plug Port Remove the fuse cap to replace the fuse. The charger plug port can be used to charge the battery by simply inserting charger plug directly into the charger port.
- Page 16 Rear Break Cable Adjustment Front Break Cable Adjustment Both front and rear brakes can be adjusted by adjusting the brake cable to your satisfaction. www.ActiveForever.com...
- Page 17 Hub Motion Plug The hub motor plug must be pulled apart to remove the front wheel. www.ActiveForever.com...
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Page 18: Routine Operation
3) Verify the proper adjustment and function of the brakes. 4) Make sure the EW-88 is in good mechanical order. Visually inspect and hand-check the vehicle, and and snug any loose bolts, screws, or other fasteners. -
Page 19: Battery Care And Maintenance
Battery Care and Maintenance What to Expect of Your Batteries The battery is a sealed lead acid type. With normal use, it can last for well over 400 charge/discharge cycles. Know that normal use should mean partial, and not complete discharging. If you employ “shallow” discharge cycles, using less than 30% of battery’s capacity, the battery can achieve up to 600 charge/discharge cycles. -
Page 20: Battery Trouble
What’s Inside Your EW-88 Battery The Battery is composed of 4-12 Volt, 12 Amp-hour capa- city batteries in series, for a total capacity of 48 V, 12 Ah. The component batteries are a standard, commercially available size. Keep this in mind, however, should you choose to service your battery. -
Page 21: Battery Charging
0 ºF, the battery power will decline more than one third. So it is natural that the EW-88 will not reach its normal mileage in winter or in cold weather. When the air temperature is up to 68 ºF, the EW-88 will achieve its normal range capability. - Page 22 4) Plug the end of the charger’s cord into the socket of the adaptor first. Next connect the adaptor to the EW-88 (the charger port in located below the rear basket). Then plug the chargers’ AC cords into the wall outlet.
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Page 23: Other Maintenance
Lubrication You should inspect and maintain your EW-88 and lubricate the mechanical power transmission components. The brake cables may also need lubrication. Lubricate the brake cables with silicone or graphite lubricant. -
Page 24: Scheduled Maintenance
Scheduled Maintenance EW-88 should be checked from time to time. Refer to the maintenance schedule in the following chart: Check ● adjust lubricate Parts daily days days Bolts, nuts, screws etc-to ensure that ● ● ● nothing is loose. Tire pressure-to ensure good tire ●...
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