iENYRID M4PRO S+Max Electric Scooter User Manual

Important Safety Information

The product may differ slightly from the picture. For your safety and the safety of others, please read the instructions before riding.

When using the product, please comply with the laws and regulations in your area. iENYRID is not responsible for any claims, liabilities, or losses that arise or may arise from the consumer's violation of local laws and regulations.

Table of Contents

• Packing List
• Product Introduction
• Charging Method
• Riding Method
• Folding and Carrying
• Specifications
• Safety Instructions
• Safety Tips
• Daily Care and Maintenance

Packing List

Electric Scooter

Accessories:

• Charger
• Toolkit (includes various wrenches and Allen keys)
• User Manual
• Seat (optional/included)

[Illustration shows the electric scooter, a separate seat, a charger, a toolkit with various tools, and the user manual.]

Product Introduction

[Illustration: A detailed diagram of the iENYRID M4PRO S+Max electric scooter with components labeled. Key parts include: Brake lever, Digital display switch with key, Handlebar Grip, Headlight switch, Extension Rod, Integration Line, Direction Rod, Folding switch, Seat, Seat support, Seat folding switch, Silicone anti-slip mat, Front light, Front Fender, Front shock absorber, Pneumatic tyre, Rubber Cover, Color light, Charging Port, Turn light, Rear shock absorber, Battery compartment, Front wheel, Disc Brake, Taillight, Pneumatic tyre, Motor, Kickstand, Rear Fender.]

Handlebar Controls:

[Illustration: Close-up view of the handlebars. Labeled components include: Brake lever (left and right), Folding handle (left and right), Headlight switch, Turn signal switch, Horn Switch, Key, Handlebar Grip, Acceleration throttle, Extension rod locking buckle.]

Important Note on Folding Mechanism: For the convenience of folding, the collar and shaft may not be fully tightened, which might appear as a gap. This is a normal phenomenon and does not affect driving safety. Adjustment can be made by turning the threads clockwise to loosen the handle or counter-clockwise to tighten it.

Smart Accelerator and Display Dashboard

[Illustration: The scooter's display dashboard. Labeled elements include: Cruise control indicator, Gear indicator, Error code display, Speed display, Trip distance display, Total distance display, Battery Indicator, Non-zero start indicator, Speed indicator (km/h or mph), Power switch, Gear switch key + function key. The multi-function display area shows total distance, trip distance, battery voltage, run time, and error code.]

Error Display

When an error occurs, the meter displays an error code (E-00X). The following list details common error codes:

• E-001: Motor error
• E-002: Speed lever error
• E-003: Controller error
• E-004: Brake error
• E-005: Low voltage protection
• E-006: Controller signal not received by display
• E-007: Display signal not received by controller

Charging Method of Electric Scooter

When the LED on the charger changes color from red to green, the scooter is fully charged.

[Illustration: Two charger units are shown. The first labeled "Charging" shows a red LED. The second labeled "Fully Charged" shows a green LED. Arrows indicate the transition.]

Charging Procedure:

1. Open the plastic cover of the charging port on the scooter.
2. Insert the charger into the charging port.
3. After charging is complete, close the plastic cover back.

Riding Method

⚠ WARNING: Wear a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads when riding. Please read the manual carefully before use. Do not touch the brake system. For more information, please refer to the instructions.

1. Step 1: Turn on the scooter and check the power indicator.
2. Step 2: Step on the deck with one foot and slowly push off the ground with the other foot. When the scooter starts to coast, place both feet on the deck. The accelerator engages once the coasting speed exceeds 5 km/h.
3. Step 3: When the scooter comes to a full stop, the accelerator automatically turns off. To restart, repeat Step 2.
4. Step 4: Release the accelerator to engage the kinetic energy recovery system for a slow brake. Squeeze the brake lever for a sudden brake.
5. Step 5: Tilt your body in the direction you wish to turn and slowly turn the handlebar.

Folding and Carrying

[Illustration: A series of eight diagrams illustrating the process of folding and unfolding the iENYRID M4PRO S+Max electric scooter. The diagrams show specific points of release and manipulation for folding the handlebars, stem, and deck.]

Specifications

Note: Data and specifications may vary depending on the model.

Safety Instructions

⚠ Do not ride in the rain.

⚠ Do not accelerate when going downhill.

⚠ Watch out for doors, elevators, and other overhead obstacles.

⚠ Do not accelerate when pushing.

⚠ Be careful to avoid obstacles.

⚠ Do not hang bags or other heavy objects on the handlebars.

⚠ Do not ride on one foot.

⚠ Keep your speed between 5-10 km/h when crossing speed bumps, tight sections, bumpy roads, or other uneven surfaces.

⚠ Do not ride in the motorway.

⚠ Do not turn your handlebars violently when riding at high speed.

⚠ Do not ride over puddles or any other (water) obstacle. In this case, reduce your speed and go around the obstacle.

⚠ Do not ride with anyone else (including children).

⚠ Do not put your feet on the rear fender.

⚠ Do not touch the disc brakes.

⚠ Do not take your hands off the handlebars while riding.

⚠ Do not try to go up and down stairs and jump over obstacles.

Safety Tips

1. Scooters are intended for riders 16 years of age and older. Do not ride a scooter if you have reduced physical, sensory, or mental abilities. Riders who lack experience or knowledge should drive with caution.
2. This electric scooter is a recreational device. However, when used in public areas, it is considered a vehicle and is subject to risks associated with vehicles. For your safety, please follow the instructions in this manual and the traffic laws set by government and regulatory agencies.
3. Understand that risks cannot be completely avoided, as others may violate traffic laws and drive carelessly. The faster a scooter goes, the longer it takes to stop. On smooth surfaces, scooters may slip, lose balance, or cause falls. Therefore, exercise caution and maintain proper speed and distance, especially if you are unfamiliar with the area.
4. Riding at high speed or speed inappropriate for current conditions (adverse weather, poor ground, etc.) may result in loss of stability or control. To reduce risk, follow all instructions in this user manual. Be careful when folding and unfolding the product, as it can fall and cause injury.
5. Inspect the scooter before each use. If you notice loose parts, low battery alarms, tire leaks, excessive tire wear, strange noises, errors, or other abnormalities, stop riding immediately and seek professional support.
6. When riding, hold the handlebars with both hands to avoid shaking and falling.
7. Always place the scooter on its stand on a flat and stable surface. Do not place the scooter with the front side down, as the stand may close and tip the machine.

Daily Care and Maintenance

Cleaning and Storage:

If you see a stain on the scooter body, wipe it with a damp cloth. If the stain persists, smear some toothpaste, brush it with a toothbrush, and then wipe it off with a damp cloth. For scratches on plastic parts, polish them with sandpaper or other abrasive material.

Note:

• Do not use alcohol, gasoline, kerosene, or other corrosive/volatile chemical solvents, as they can cause serious damage.
• Do not use high-pressure water jets to clean the scooter.
• During cleaning, ensure the scooter is off, unplug the charging cable, and close the rubber cover. Water leakage can cause electric shock or other major problems.
• When not in use, store the scooter indoors in a dry and cool place. Do not leave it outside for extended periods. Excessive sunlight, heat, and cold can accelerate tire deterioration and affect the life of the scooter and battery.

Battery Maintenance:

Always charge the battery before it runs out of power to extend its life. The battery performs best at room temperature and less well below 0°C. For example, below -20°C, the riding range is halved or less. The range is restored when the temperature rises.

The scooter must use the original battery and be charged by the original charging adapter (or a compatible model approved by the manufacturer).

Do not leave the battery in environments with ambient temperatures above 50°C or below -20°C (e.g., in a sun-drenched vehicle for extended periods).

If the scooter is expected to be idle for more than 30 days, keep the battery fully charged and stored in a dry, cool place. Recharge the battery every 30 days to protect it from potential damage beyond the limited warranty.