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Switch the vehicle off first. Check battery charge and seating, connectors, the power switch, fuse protection and any obvious damage to the main wiring. Do not keep dismantling the electrical system if the issue remains.

Check charge level, brake-lever return, brake cut-off, parking mode, side-stand safety interlock and throttle operation. Restart only when the vehicle is stable; stop riding if a fault message remains.

Keep control, move to a safe place and stop. Check remaining charge, warnings, brake levers, parking or side-stand protection and obvious loose connections. Do not continue if the fault returns.

Temperature, speed, rider and cargo weight, hills, wind, frequent starts, tyre pressure, road surface and battery health all affect real-world range. Test figures and road use will differ.

Use the matched charger, avoid leaving the battery deeply discharged, avoid heat and impact, and store the vehicle dry and ventilated with a suitable charge level. Check and recharge periodically during long storage.

Park in a dry, ventilated, safe area; turn the vehicle off; inspect the charger and cable; use compatible equipment; confirm normal charging status; then disconnect power after charging. Stop immediately for smoke, swelling, leakage, unusual heat or smell.

Check tyre condition and pressure, front and rear brakes, steering, lights, horn, charge level, warning indicators, wheel fasteners and that all stands are fully retracted.

Accelerate progressively, use both brakes appropriately and slow down early on wet, loose, curved or downhill roads. Do not exceed the model’s stated load or passenger limits.

Follow the model’s water-protection rating and local conditions. Avoid deep water, prolonged immersion and high-pressure washing around displays, connectors, battery and electrical parts; use a soft cloth and keep the vehicle dry.

Inspect them before riding and regularly for pressure, tread, damage, bulges, punctures, unusual wear and loose wheel hardware. Slow down and stop if the vehicle weaves or vibrates.

Reduced braking performance requires inspection of pads or shoes, adjustment, cables or hydraulic parts. If the vehicle will not move, confirm that the brake lever has fully returned and that brake cut-off protection is released.

Park safely, release throttle, switch off and restart once. Stop using the vehicle for persistent warnings, strong vibration, metal noise, burnt smell, smoke, abnormal heat or reduced power.

Contact a professional for battery or charger abnormalities, brake loss, electrical damage, water ingress, repeated faults, serious collision damage, short circuits, motor or controller concerns, or anything you cannot diagnose safely.

Before riding again, inspect battery condition, tyre pressure, brakes, lights, wheels, steering, electrical connections and warning indicators. Resume use only when the vehicle is operating normally.

Yes. Classification, registration, insurance, licence, helmet, passenger and lithium-battery transport rules depend on the country and locality. Follow current local law and the vehicle documentation.