Mantis 8 Electric Scooter User Manual

Introduction

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Before You Start

It is important to read through, understand, and adhere to all instructions and safety warnings before charging and operating this scooter.

Upon receiving and opening your box, please inspect the contents for signs of damage or loose screws from transport. If something doesn't look or feel right, please take a few pictures and contact your place of purchase immediately.

YOUR SCOOTER COMES WITH A LIMITED WARRANTY AGAINST MANUFACTURING DEFECTS AS DESCRIBED FURTHER IN LEITMOTIF SERVICES LLC'S TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE WHICH MAY BE ACCESSED AT FLUIDFREERIDE.COM (THE “T&C”). THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS AVAILABLE TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER ONLY AND CERTAIN ACTIONS OR OMISSIONS MAY VOID THE LIMITED WARRANTY. PLEASE REFER TO THE LIMITED WARRANTY IN THE T&C. IN CASE OF ANY ISSUES EXCEPT FOR THE LIMITED WARRANTY, THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, MERCHANTABILITY OR NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ALL OTHER WARRANTES ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED.

If you purchased your scooter from a dealer other than fluidfreeride.com, please contact them first regarding any issues. If you still need help or you have purchased directly from fluidfreeride.com, please contact us with any questions or concerns.

Make sure you understand and adhere to all local laws, rules, ordinances and regulations applicable to riding scooters. Riding an electric scooter comes with inherent risks and hazards. To minimize the risk of falling, being injured, or injuring others, make sure you understand how to safely operate and control this scooter. ALWAYS USE GOOD JUDGEMENT, COMMON SENSE AND PROTECTIVE GEAR.

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Table of Contents

• Before You Start
• General Safety Warnings
• Safety Check List
• Mantis 8 Overview
• Charging and Battery Safety
• Set Up, Unfolding & Folding
• Operation
• Battery Voltage and Charging Status
• Scooter Maintenance & Transport
• Declaration of Conformity

General Safety Warnings

• Always wear a helmet and protective safety equipment.
• Wear closed shoes without heels and ensure your laces are tied.
• Do not ride with more than one rider or exceed the weight limit of 120kg/265lbs in any other way.
• Only use your scooter in line with its intended purpose.
• You must follow all local traffic rules and regulations.
• Keep the scooter away from children. It is not a toy. 16+ riders only.
• Check your scooter for any loose parts or screws, flat tires, signs of damage or excessive wear before every ride. Stop operation immediately and contact your place of purchase if something does not feel or look right.
• Start riding slowly to familiarize yourself with the behavior of your scooter. Start in first gear and slowly try out the brakes. Always slow down when riding over bumps or on rough or wet road conditions.
• Do not use your electric scooter in heavy rain, on surfaces covered by more than ½ inch of water. Do not submerge the scooter in liquid or let any liquid near the battery or electrical components.
• Do not lend your scooter to anybody unfamiliar with its operation. Ensure any new riders are familiar with the instructions and warnings in this manual and are wearing proper safety gear.
• Once riding in public space, you are subject to the risks faced by all traffic participants just like when you're riding a bike.
  • Other traffic participants may not obey traffic regulations or ride carelessly.
  • The faster you ride your scooter, the longer it will take you to stop.
  • The scooter may slip on slippery surfaces leading to subsequent injuries to the rider. Pay special attention crossing train tracks and when it is wet.
  • Always use caution, adapt your speed to road/traffic conditions and keep distance from other traffic participants.
• Watch out for pedestrians. Do not use your scooter in any way that could harm pedestrians. Slow down when you are passing them to avoid accidents.

Safety Check List

General

• Your scooter should feel stable without much play or wobble.
• If something does not feel or look right, contact your place of purchase.

Wheels

• Check the main lateral wheel nuts for firmness after your first 50 miles of riding. Re-tighten if necessary.

Throttle

• Before driving, check if the throttle sits firmly on the handlebar and is returning to its original position when released.

Front and Rear Suspension

• Ensure that the mounting bolts and nuts are tightened.
• After a fall, major impact, etc., check the suspension system for damage and replace them if necessary.

Brakes

• Check brakes for proper tension and effectiveness regularly and prior to using the scooter for the first time.
• If brakes are not effective, check out the brake adjustment guide in the maintenance section.
• Monitor brake pad wear and replace if necessary.

Folding mechanism and stem

• Check the stem for play. When properly folded up and secured with the collar and the two quick release levers, there should be minimal movement.
• Heavy use may lead to wearing of the parts and may require replacement over time.

CAUTION: Wear protective gear like helmet, gloves, knee and elbow pads at all times during use.

Mantis 8 Overview

What's in the Box

The box typically contains:

• Mantis 8 Electric Scooter (with detached handlebar)
• UL certified charger
• Set of tools
• User Manual

Technical Specifications

Key Components

The scooter's main components are:

• Handlebar Area:
  • Handle Grip (left and right)
  • Rear Brake Handle (hydraulic on PRO model)
  • Front Brake Handle (hydraulic on PRO model)
  • Display / Throttle (Standard on single motor model, Minimotors on PRO)
  • Headset Plate (with 4 Allen Bolts to assemble)
  • Light Switch
  • Turn Signals
  • Dual motor switch (only PRO model, switch without function on single motor model)
  • Stem
• Scooter Body and Frame:
  • Folding Cuff with Quick Release
  • Neck
  • Rotating Fork
  • Suspension Spring
  • Front Fender
  • Front Brake (on right side)
  • Front Motor+Tire (PRO model only, single motor model with regular front wheel)
  • Wheel Nut + Cover
  • Footboard with Silicone Mat
  • Rear Body
  • Rear Fender
  • Rear Brake Rotor
  • Suspension Rear Arm
  • Rear Motor+Tire
  • Kick Stand
  • Lateral LED Lights
  • Charge Port
  • Front + Rear Lights
  • Front Suspension Arm

Charging and Battery Safety

Charging the Mantis 8

1. Turn your scooter off.
2. Locate the charging port.
3. Open the charging port cover.
4. Connect the charger to the scooter. Watch out for proper orientation – the charging plug should slide in without effort.
5. Connect the charger to the wall power outlet.

The LED on the charger will turn red while charging and turn green when the scooter is ready for use. Remove the charger and cover the plug. Charging time with the included 2A charger is approximately 7-9 hours for the Mantis Single Motor version, and 10-12 hours for the Mantis PRO version.

Battery Maintenance

• We recommend charging your scooter after every use. This is not required.
• A lithium-ion battery is a consumable device. Please replace with a new battery once capacity drops below 50% of what you experienced initially. Contact your place of purchase for a replacement.
• Make sure the battery is charged and that the scooter is turned off before storing your scooter for extended periods at a time.
• Store your scooter in a dry and cool place. Do not keep it outdoors or in outdoor sheds for extended periods of time as excessive cold, heat, sunlight, rain, or other environmental conditions may impact safe operation and reduce the scooter's lifespan.
• Charge your battery at minimum every 3 months to prevent it from running completely empty. Once the battery runs completely empty due to slow discharge while in storage, it may have to be replaced.
• Batteries perform poorly at low temperatures. For instance, if the temperature is around 0°F (-18°C), battery capacity reduces by 50%. Capacity will restore to normal when temperatures rise.
• Battery life and riding ranges will vary depending on usage, climate, conditions, rider weight, and/or riding style, proper care and maintenance.

Battery Disposal

• Do not dispose of your battery by way of landfilling, incineration or household trash.
• We recommend disposing through a local recycling program suitable for lithium-ion batteries. Contact your local waste management service for more information.
• Mishandling of used batteries may do tremendous harm to the environment. You must abide by local laws and regulations to properly dispose of used batteries and assume all liabilities resulting therefrom.

Charging Warnings and Battery Safety Warnings

• Use caution when using outlets to prevent electric shock.
• Do not leave the charger plugged in for extended periods (>24 hours).
• Only charge your scooter in a safe, clean, and dry environment. Keep the charger and scooter away from inflammable materials as they may get hot.
• Only use the original battery packs and the original charger supplied with your electric scooter. Contact your place of purchase if you need a replacement. Use of other models or brands may not be safe and is not recommended.
• Do not touch any part of the USB charging prongs and keep them away from metal objects to prevent short circuit which may result in battery damage or physical injuries and death.
• Do not place the battery in direct contact with heat or near high temperatures. Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight. Do not leave the scooter in a car where the battery might get hot.
• Do not pierce the battery with sharp objects. Do not subject it to impact or force.
• Stop charging if the battery fails to recharge within the approximate charging time. This will prevent the battery from overheating, rupturing, or igniting.
• Do not charge the battery in temperatures below 32°F (0°C) or above 104°F (40°C) as this can hamper performance, result in breaking, overheating, rupturing, or igniting and could cause personal injury or property damage.
• Do not charge your scooter if the charging port on the scooter is damaged or wet. Do not charge if there is excessive heat, odor or leakage coming from the battery or it looks abnormal in any way.
• If the battery leaks and you accidentally get in touch with the liquid, rinse thoroughly with water and then seek medical care.
• Never attempt to disassemble, modify, or perform repairs or maintenance on the battery. You run the risk of damaging the protective and safety components that prevent incidents, personal injury or property damage. Professionals only!
• Mishandling or misuse of the battery can result in lower performance, shorter lifespan, rupturing, igniting, or other incidents and could increase the risk of serious personal injury.
• Do not discharge the battery using any other product than the scooter it comes with. Doing so could result in damage to the other product or the battery and reduced lifespan. The battery could overheat, rupture, or ignite and cause personal injury or property damage.

Set Up, Unfolding & Folding

Assembling the Mantis 8

Carefully open the box and take the scooter out with both hands. Do not pull the steering bar out by itself as it is attached to the rest via the cable work. Also, pay attention not to lose the metal plaque with the fluid logo which you will need to screw on to secure the steering bar to the scooter.

1. Place the scooter on the floor and secure it by pulling out the kickstand.
2. Lift the handle post into a vertical position. Pay attention as the steering bar is not yet fixed to the handle post but only loosely connected via the cable work. [Diagram: Illustrates lifting the handle post and the 'unhook' and 'lift post' actions.]
3. Slide the locking ring downwards. This prevents the handle post from moving out of its vertical position. Close the two quick release buckles around the locking ring and ensure the buckles are tight. You may need to adjust the dials opposite the quick release levers to ensure they sit tight when closed. Before every ride, make sure the buckles are locked tightly around the locking ring and only open with pressure. [Diagram: Shows sliding the locking ring and closing the buckles.]
4. Place the steering bar onto the handle post and screw the metal plaque (with fluid logo) onto it with the four screws provided. For the most comfortable riding position, we recommend you place the handlebar in the most upward position when tightening the screws. [Diagram: Shows screwing the metal plaque with four screws.]

Folding your Scooter

1. Loosen the quick release buckles and slide the locking cuff upwards. It may be necessary to loosen the quick release on the dials for the cuff to slide up. [Diagram: Shows loosening buckles and sliding the ring up.]
2. Fold the stem downwards until it touches the scooter's deck and attach it to the hook in the rear of the board. This will lock the handle post in folded position and enable you to carry your scooter with one hand while folded. [Diagram: Shows folding the stem down and hooking it.]

Operation

Driving Mode Selection and Lights

Located on the left side of the handlebar you can find a switch dashboard with the following functions:

• Headlight ?: Press to turn on front and rear LED lights as well as the lateral LED strips.
• Turn Signals ➡️⬅️: Use to indicate turn intention to other traffic participants. Front and rear LED lights start blinking on one side. You will have to manually turn them off after your turn.

The DUAL switch toggles single or dual motor drive (dual motor version only, button has no function on the single motor version). There is no feedback light to know which mode has been selected. You will feel the acceleration of your scooter significantly stronger in dual motor mode. You can change the driving mode while riding. Take your finger off the accelerator for changes to come into effect.

Display Settings – Mantis 8 Single Motor 18.2Ah

The Mantis scooter is equipped with the following display:

[Diagram: Image of the Mantis 8 Single Motor display with labels [1] Speedometer, [2] Battery Indicator, [3] Gear, [4] Power Button, [5] Mode Button.]

Gear change: To change the gear (1=slow, 2=medium, 3=fast), while the scooter is powered ON, press the POWER button to enter gear setting mode. Press MODE to switch between gears. To return to operating mode either press POWER or wait for 2 seconds.

1. Speedometer: Shows the speed at which you are travelling.
2. Battery Indicator: Charge your scooter frequently; do not let it run out of battery. As a rough guideline, charge at or below 2 bars.
3. Power Button: To turn the scooter on or off press button for 2 seconds.
4. Accelerator: Pull to accelerate. The stronger you pull, the faster it accelerates. The scooter is delivered in “Non-Zero Start” setting (Kick-And-Go is ON), i.e. the accelerator only works if the scooter is already in motion.
5. Mode Button: Press to select various display options:

   MODE	COMMENT
   TIME	Time since powering on the scooter.
   TRIP	Distance travelled since powering on the scooter.
   ODO	Total distance travelled.
   VOL	Current battery voltage.
   CH2:00	Charging mode. Time (2 hours) scooter stays ON (overrides auto-switch off) so you can use display's USB port to charge e.g. your phone.

P-SETTINGS (Advanced Settings)

Detailed P-settings mode. To access P-settings to make various advanced changes, press POWER [3] and MODE [5] simultaneously for 2 seconds. Cycle through the P-settings using the MODE button. To select a P-setting in order to make changes press the POWER button. Change the value (up or down) using the MODE (Up) and POWER (Down) buttons. To return to the P-settings menu after changing a value, wait 2 seconds. To return to operating mode, wait a further 2 seconds.

Cruise Control: Cruise control allows you to maintain your driving speed automatically without continuing to hold down the accelerator. In order to enter Cruise Control, activate it first in the P-settings [P6]. While driving, keep the accelerator steady for a few seconds until Cruise Control kicks in and scooter travels at constant speed without driver holding down the accelerator. When you activate the brakes Cruise Control will be cancelled.

CAUTION: Ride in a position where you can immediately access the brake to cancel Cruise Control if necessary.

Display Settings – Mantis 8 PRO Dual Motor 24.5Ah

The Mantis PRO scooter is equipped with the following LCD display:

[Diagram: Image of the Mantis 8 PRO Dual Motor LCD display with labels [1] VOL, [2] Km/h, [3] Gear, [4] Gear selector, [5] Power Button, [6] Accelerator, [7] Mode Button.]

1. Speedometer: Shows the speed at which you are travelling.
2. Battery Indicator: Charge your scooter frequently; do not let it run out of battery. As a rough guideline, charge at or below 2 bars.
3. Gear: Shows the selected gear.
4. Gear selector: Press to set gear (1=slow, 2=medium, 3=fast).
5. Power Button: To turn the scooter on or off press button for 2 seconds.
6. Accelerator: Pull to accelerate. The stronger you pull, the faster it accelerates. The scooter is delivered in “Non-Zero Start” setting (Kick-And-Go is ON), i.e. the accelerator only works if the scooter is already in motion.
7. Mode Button: Press to select various display options:

   MODE	COMMENT
   TIME	Time since powering on the scooter.
   TRIP	Distance travelled since powering on the scooter.
   ODO	Total distance travelled.
   VOL	Current voltage.
   CHA	Number of times battery has been charged (inaccurate as only full discharges are counted)

P-SETTINGS (Advanced Settings)

Detailed P-settings mode. To access P-settings to make various advanced changes, press MODE [7] for 2-3 seconds. Cycle through the P-settings using the MODE button [7]. In order to change a P-setting press GEAR button [4]. To return to operating mode, wait a few seconds.

Cruise Control: Cruise control allows you to maintain your driving speed automatically without continuing to hold down the accelerator. In order to enter Cruise Control, activate it first in the P-settings [P6]. While driving, keep the accelerator steady for 3-5 seconds until Cruise Control kicks in and scooter travels at constant speed without driver holding down the accelerator. When you activate the brakes, Cruise Control will be cancelled.

CAUTION: Ride in a position where you can immediately access the brake to cancel Cruise Control if necessary.

Riding

Before using your scooter, make sure to visually inspect it for any signs of damage or loose parts or screws. Every scooter is individually tested before shipping from the factory, but we recognize that it has travelled far and in rare cases, it can get damaged during transport. If something does not feel or look right, reach out to your place of purchase.

Also pull the brake levers and ensure there is sufficient tension on the brakes BEFORE your first and any subsequent ride.

• Ensure you have sufficient runway ahead of you. Do not use the scooter indoors.
• Put both of your hands on the handlebar.
• Step with one foot on the scooter, kick it lightly with your other foot to bring it slightly in motion.
• Step with your second foot onto the board, hold on tight and pull the accelerator. Do prepare for strong acceleration and start slowly.

Braking

The Mantis has dual front and rear mechanical disc brakes. For braking, use the rear brake first for decelerating (the left braking lever on the handlebar) before engaging the front brake (the right lever) to come to a full stop.

When travelling at higher speeds, exercise caution when braking as the brakes are sensitive. This is especially true for the front brake as you risk falling over the handlebar if your center of gravity is too high while performing a hard stop with the front brake alone.

The Mantis is also outfitted with customizable electric / regenerative braking (see display settings to configure). When enabled, this function will use the electric motors to brake as soon as the controller registers that a brake lever is pulled. The display indicates a small exclamation mark as soon as the brakes are pulled.

CAUTION: Even on low settings, electric braking can be very abrupt at higher speeds. The function engages when just slightly pulling the lever. Prepare accordingly by leaning backwards when engaging the brakes.

Battery Voltage and Charging Status

We recommend you set your display up to show current battery voltage using the MODE button. The live reading of battery voltage will greatly improve your understanding of battery health and charging status vs. just looking at the battery bars or percentage, which are just a rough translation of battery voltage. You will see the voltage fluctuating down (when you accelerate) and up (when you idle) during your ride.

You will learn over time how to interpret your voltage display to make the right conclusions about the status of battery charge.

When your battery is fully charged using the accompanying 54.6V charger, the display will show 54.6V (+/- 0.5V due to inaccuracies in measurement). The controller will shut down at 38V.

If your Battery is around 43V your charge is almost gone. If you put lots of load on the motor (e.g. accelerating uphill), the voltage may move quickly towards the controller shut off point. We recommend that whenever battery is low, keep an eye on the display to see how Voltage fluctuates downwards when you draw a lot of power.

When you are approaching low charge, note the following:

• The Mantis 8 PRO Dual Motor display will start blinking. If you hit the controller shut off point, your Mantis 8 PRO will turn off and you have to connect the charger to turn it back on.
• The Mantis 8 Single Motor display will not blink, but you will feel a considerable reduction in power and responsiveness, as the controllers start limiting power output to prevent a shut down. You will eventually see the battery symbol blinking in the display and the E06 error code may come up indicating low voltage.

Whenever your voltage is low and you are still not at your destination, take it very easy on acceleration and speed to maximize the remaining charge.

Battery Voltage and Charging Status Graph

The relationship of charge and voltage reading is NOT linear:

[Diagram: Graph showing Battery Voltage (V) on the Y-axis and Battery Charging Status (%) on the X-axis, with a curve descending from 54.6V at 100% to 37.0V at 0%.]

This curve shifts downwards the more power you are using. E.g. an aggressive driving style will reduce your voltage reading at the same battery charge status. Note that an aggressive driving style will also reduce range (the distance you can travel at a given charging status).

If you prefer it plain and simple, you can always go with the battery charge indicator to check your charge. Be aware that the first 30% of the displayed capacity will be consumed much slower than the last 30%.

Scooter Maintenance & Transport

• Never perform maintenance on this product while the unit is powered on or charging. Always power off before performing maintenance. Unless otherwise provided or instructed, do not attempt to perform repairs or modify the scooter but contact your place of purchase or refer to a professional repair facility. You understand and agree that any repairs, modifications or maintenance which you perform or have performed are at your sole and exclusive risk.
• Clean stains on your scooter's body with a damp cloth. Do not use alcohol, gasoline, kerosene or other corrosive and volatile chemicals. Do not wash with high pressure cleaners. Make sure the scooter is turned off and unplugged during cleaning and ensure no moisture enters the charging port.
• When transporting your scooter, please take into account that it contains lithium-ion batteries that are considered a hazardous material.
• Always exercise caution and follow applicable rules and regulations when transporting your scooter. It is very likely that you will not be allowed to take your scooter including battery on a plane.

Mechanical Disc Brake – Mantis 8 Single Motor 18.2Ah

Pull the brake lever and ensure there is sufficient tension on the disc brake before riding. Check frequently to ensure brakes are working properly.

In case there is lack of tension on the brake (the brake should fully engage when pulled about halfway to the handlebar), you can tighten it a little with the Barrel Adjuster. In order to further adjust the distance between the brake pads, use the Adjustment Screw sitting on the side of the caliper.

[Diagram: Close-up of a disc brake caliper showing Barrel Adjuster, Adjustment Screw, and Mounting Bolt.]

If your disc brake is rubbing, you can center the caliper over the rotor.

First ensure that this is not caused by a bent rotor. Put your scooter up on a chair so the wheels are spinning freely. Put a light source behind the rotor so you can easily see if the rotor is bent or if it can be fixed by slightly aligning the brake pads.

Also check the rotor for play and tighten the bolts if necessary.

The position of the caliper can be adjusted as follows:

1. Loosen the two upward facing Mounting Bolts until the caliper is able to move freely side to side.
2. Pull the brake lever to center the caliper over the rotor.
3. Re-tighten the two bolts without much force while the brake lever is held tightly.
4. Release the brake lever, spin the wheel to see if it did the job.
5. If it works well, move to step 7.
6. If the brake is still rubbing, loosen 1 bolt at a time (just a quarter to half a turn following step 4) and manually adjust the caliper with your hands so the brake does not rub anymore.
7. Tighten the screws all the way (6 Nm force) to finish the job.

Hydraulic Disc Brake – Mantis 8 PRO Dual Motor 24.5Ah

Pull the brake lever and ensure there is sufficient tension on the disc brake before riding. Check integrity of hydraulic systems frequently (no leakage of oil) to ensure brakes are working properly.

If there is insufficient tension when pulling the brake lever (the lever should fully engage when pulled about halfway to the handlebar), or brakes are losing tension over time, check for leaks. It is most likely that air bubbles in the hydraulic tube need to be removed. This can be easily done at home with a refill kit provided by your place of purchase.

If the disc brake is rubbing, you can center the caliper over the disc rotor by following the same steps as for the Mantis 17.5Ah model.

CAUTION: BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR FINGERS WHEN OPERATING NEXT TO THE MOVING ROTOR!

A local bike shop or your place of purchase will be able to help out further if needed.

Declaration of Conformity

This product complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This product may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this product must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC RELATED INFORMATION:

This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital product, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This product generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this product does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the product off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the product and receiver.
• Connect the product into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult your place of purchase or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance.

NOTE: INFORMATION, SPECIFICATIONS, WARNINGS AND ALL OTHER DETAILS INCLUDED IN THIS MANUAL ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME, WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN NOTICE.