Scooter Installation

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Gas Scooter FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO YOUR SCOOTER, DECREASE ENGINE LIFE, CAUSE INJURY TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS AND MAY ALSO VOID THE WARRANTY BEFORE ASSEMBLING AND STARTING THE SCOOTER YOU MUST CAREFULLY READ AND STUDY THIS ENTIRE MANUAL IT IS THE VEHICLE OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT ALL LOCAL AND STATE LEGISLATION REGARDING THE USE OF MOTOR SCOOTERS ARE COMPLIED WITH. PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL DMV OFFICE OR DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOR REQUIREMENTS REGARDING MINIMUM LEGAL DRIVING AGE, LICENSING AND/OR REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS IF ANY DURING THE FIRST MONTH OF OPERATION - THE BREAKING-IN PERIOD - NEVER APPROACH MAXIMUM SPEED; AVOID SUDDEN ACCELERATION AND DO NOT DRIVE AT HIGH SPEEDS FOR EXTENDED PERIODS OF TIME. ALWAYS WEAR A STRONG HELMET AS WELL AS SUITABLE PROTECTIVE GEAR SUCH AS HAND, KNEE AND ELBOW PROTECTORS WHEN DRIVING DO NOT OPERATE THE SCOOTER WITHOUT PROPER FULLY ENCLOSED FOOTWEAR. NEVER DRIVE WITH HIGH HEELS, SANDALS, SLIPPERS OR BARE FEET DO NOT CARRY OR TRANSPORT LARGE OBJECTS ON THE SCOOTER. DO NOT HANG OBJECTS INCLUDING BACKPACKS, SHOPPING BAGS ETC. FROM THE HANDLEBARS OR SEATS DRIVING THIS SCOOTER ON HIGHWAYS OR FREEWAYS IS ILLEGAL AND DANGEROUS DO NOT OPERATE ON SIDEWALKS OR PEDESTRIAN ONLY WALKWAYS ALWAYS ADHERE TO ALL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS. IT IS THE OWNER AND OPERATOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ALWAYS BE AWARE OF AND COMPLY WITH ALL OPERATION AND DRIVING REGULATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS THIS SCOOTER MAY NOT BE RIDDEN BY MORE THAN ONE PERSON AT ANY GIVEN TIME. CARRYING PASSENGERS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE SCOOTER, REDUCE ENGINE LIFE AND IS DANGEROUS DO NOT DRIVE DURING NIGHT OR IN LOW VISIBILITY WITHOUT SUITABLE FRONT HEADLIGHTS DO NOT DRIVE ON MUDDY, WET, SLIPPERY OR SANDY SURFACES OR ROADS COVERED WITH FROST, SNOW OR EXCESSIVE WATER PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST USE THIS SCOOTER ONLY UNDER ADULT SUPERVISION AND ONLY IF LOCAL OR STATE LEGISLATION PERMITS Main Parts Description ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1.Take All the assemblies out of the box; 2.Take the plastic wrap from the body 3.There should be two chrome screws for the gas tank 4. Assemble of the handle bars 5. Remove the screws from the goose neck as shown in the picture below 6.Screw in the black knob in the goose neck 7.Put the long screw through the goose neck 8.Assemble the handle bar and grips 8.Remove the little knobs and insert the grips into the handle bars and put the knob back. 10.To assemble the front wheel, remove the head screws from the forks, both left and right 11.The same way you remove it, is the same way you put it back later on, left screws go to left side the right screws go to right side 12. Remove the black head screw from the break lever 13.On the wheel, you have two chrome washers, they go to the inside of the fork. 14. Make sure the break lever is in the front of the fork as shown in the picture. 15.You got two little hex screws, one holding the break lever, the other one holds the back washer on the right side, you got a little hex screw that holds the left side of the black washers, then you put the lock washer and then you put the break cable through the top break lever, on the bottom lever, there is a screw with a hole in it, let the wire go through, pull the wire and tie the nut, now make sure the wheel spins freely, now tighten all the bolt in the front wheel assembly. 16.Assembly of the tank. Get the tank, put the tank out both the chrome screw into the tank, now screw the tank in through the brackets 17.Assemble the seat, get the top pole to the seat hole, then tighten it up, set the bottom pole into the base of the scooter like shown, tighten the bottom clamp, combine the top and bottom, pole , and tighten it 18.Assemble the pulley guard, you got two Phillip screws, and the chrome guard, then tighten up the screws into the frame of the scooter. 19.Assemble of the mirrors, remove the hex screws from the left and right break lever, make sure that nuts stays in bottom or just hold in had, then place mirror to the hole where you screw remove the hex screw then put the nut in the bottom. Check prior to riding and Caution The following steps are important and must be followed before starting the engine each time it is used. THOROUGHLY CHECKING YOUR SCOOTER TAKES ONLY A FEW MINUTES AND MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE! 1. Check the fuel level in the fuel tank; ensure that it is fully fueled with the correct fuel/oil mixing ratio; 2. Check the brake operation: Tightly squeeze the brake lever and firmly push the scooter backwards and forwards. If the scooter moves with the brakes applied then the brakes need replacement or adjustment. Do not drive with worn or defective brakes. 3. Check the tire tread: Ensure that at least 1/8 inch tread remains on the tires. If not then you should consider replacement. 4. Check the tire surface: Look for uneven surfaces, bumps or embedded objects that could cause tire failure or blowouts. Do not drive if the tire surface is uneven or if objects such as nails or stones are embedded in the tire or tread. Instruction for operating Mix regular grade unleaded gasoline and quality-proven motor oil for air-cooled 2 cycle engines and add it into the fuel tank. RECOMMENDED MIXING RATIO: Gasoline: Oil= 25:1 a) Manual start-up 1.Press the clear priming bulb underneath the carburetor until fuel can be seen in the clear plastic fuel return line. 2.Close choke valve. 3.Pull the starter grip quickly and then release it gently, the engine should start after a few strikes. Then open the choke valve, the engine should be running now. 4.If the engine can not be started, open the throttle a little bit, and then try it again. b)Electric Start 1. Press the small priming bulb underneath the carburetor until there is no air left in the fuel-in pipeline and fuel can be seen from the clear plastic fuel-return pipeline. 2. Close choke valve. 3. Hold the rear brake tightly 4. Press the electric start button to start the engine. Then release the start-up button immediately. 5. Open the choke valve. Troubleshooting Q: Why is it hard to start my scooter. A: 1. Check if there��s any air bubble in the fuel line. 2. Check the spark plug and wiring. 2. Check fuel mix ratio. 3. Check if the air filter is clogged. 4. Check if the power switch is short-circuited 5. If you attempted to start the engine too many times, there might be excessive fuel in the cylinder. Remove the spark plug and allow the fuel to evaporate. Q: Why is my scooter so slow. A: 1. Check if the choke is open. 2. Check if the fuel line is clogged. 3. Adjust air/oil ratio screw. Q: I can start my engine, but when I release the rear brake handle, the engine stops. A: 1. See if the air filter is clogged. 2. See if silencer and fuel line is clogged. 3. Adjust idling speed screw. Technical Specifications:   Item Parameter Item Parameter Engine Single Cylinder Air-cooled 2 stroke Distance on Full Tank 30 miles CYD DIA x stroke 36X32(mm) Fuel tank vol 1L   Spark plug BM6A Max Speed 25 miles/h   Carburetor Double Films Net weight 50 lbs   Ground clearance 4.3 inches Load Capacity 250 lbs   Package Size 48.5X15X23.6 in Ignition Mode CDI       Dimensions 45X18X55 in Start methods Electric start & pull start   Fuel Lead-free gas Tire dimension 9X3.5 in     Output 36cc Rated power 750w/6500rpm   Torque 1.0Nm/3800rpm Tire Pressure 85 P.S.I     Electronic Diagram

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