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Battery pack
Battery
Battery pack
Introduction
Fig. 27 Removable battery
The eScooter has an innovative removable
battery pack with a handle and wheels so it
can be transported like a trolley. This way,
you can either charge it on the eScooter or
wherever you want, by taking the battery to
an electrical socket.
Plus, this battery pack can be used on other
scooters, or even used to power other de-
vices.
Safety instructions
Fig. 28 Warning signs
The battery can be VERY DANGEROUS when
not on the eScooter.
The battery must be transported in accord-
ance with all applicable laws.
To avoid injuries, burns or electric discharges:
• Never dismantle the battery unit or remove
its covers. This should only be done by
authorized personnel.
• Keep children away from this part of the
eScooter.
• Do not pierce or hit this area when using
elevators, expose it to flames, incinerate, or
expose to liquids, since creating excess heat
can cause a fire and can be very dangerous.
Qualified authorized personnel
Make sure that you read the workshop manu-
al before repairing or replacing the battery.
¬ WARNING
• The battery should always be moved on
its wheels, slowly (max. 3km/h), slower
than the average person walks.
• Avoid mistreating the battery, including
hitting or bouncing it, rolling it over cobble-
stones, stairs or holes, or dropping it (down
stairs, for example), as this could cause it
to catch fire. Avoid all contact with water.
• If there is any indication or you suspect
the Battery Pack has been used incorrectly
or has been dropped, do not plug it in
and call an Ocial Service or specialist
workshop.
• A battery fire can be put out with water
or CO
2
unless the battery is plugged in or
near other batteries. In this case, use a CO
2
extinguisher to put out the fire and take it
to a safer, more isolated location (at least
15m from any exposure: other vehicles,
batteries, etc.). Once in a secure location,
call the emergency services so they can
take control of the situation.
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