Daymak Boomerbeast 2.0 User Manual

About Daymak

Daymak is one of Canada's largest Alternative Vehicle providers. The company designs, engineers, manufactures, imports, and repairs a wide range of vehicles, from recreational dirt scooters, go-karts, and electric golf carts to alternative transportation solutions like e-scooters and gas scooters.

Daymak's electric scooters offer an energy-efficient and eco-friendly alternative for urban transportation. They significantly enhance the practicality of scooter use in city centers. With charging costs of only a few cents, e-scooters make city life more convenient and affordable.

While many green technologies are still emerging, electric scooter technology has advanced considerably over the past 40 years. E-scooter technology has been refined since the introduction of the first custom-conversion scooters, making them a reliable and affordable mode of transportation today.

Daymak is committed to developing new eco-friendly transportation strategies through its Research and Development department in Toronto, Canada. The company continuously improves its products, with in-house engineering and quality testing providing customers with reliable, eco-friendly vehicles designed to positively impact users and the world.

Daymak provides warranties, services, and stocks parts for all its products, demonstrating strong product support. Customers are encouraged to visit the Daymak website for the latest transportation solutions, product support, and contact information.

Safety

When operating the Boomerbeast, please adhere to the following safety guidelines:

• Always check mirrors and blind spots when operating through trails.
• Turn on headlights when additional visibility is needed.
• Ensure sufficient battery power before riding.
• Do not ride with more than one passenger.
• Do not overcharge the battery by leaving the charger in the charging port. Remove the charger immediately once the battery is fully charged.
• Do not attempt to operate the unit while it is charging.
• Do not allow anyone under 16 years old to operate this vehicle.
• Avoid operating the unit on extreme inclines to prevent tipping.
• Avoid making sharp or abrupt turns at high speeds to prevent tipping.
• Do not operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Do not operate at excessive speeds.
• Do not completely submerge the unit in water.

Scooter Part Diagrams

Diagram 1: The Boomerbeast Electric Scooter

The Boomerbeast electric scooter features the following components:

• 1. Mirrors: For rear visibility.
• 2. Brake Handle: Controls the braking system.
• 3. Turn Signals: Indicate direction changes.
• 4. Headlight: Provides illumination.
• 5. Shocks: For suspension.
• 6. Tires: Provide traction and support.
• 7. Foot Rests: For rider comfort.
• 8. Charging Port: Where the charger connects.
• 9. Motor: Powers the scooter.
• 10. Seat Adjust: Mechanism to adjust the seat position.
• 11. Trunk: Storage compartment.
• 12. Charging Port: (Duplicate, likely refers to the same port as 8).
• 13. Seat: Rider's seating area.
• 14. Throttle: Controls acceleration.
• 15. Ignition: Key slot for starting the unit.

Boomerbeast Operation

Turning the Unit On

Locate the key hole below the front display. The keys provided with your Boomerbeast are used here.

• Position 1: Turn the key to this position to turn the unit on. The key cannot be removed in this position.
• Position 2: Turn the key to this position to turn the unit off.
• Position 3: Turn the key to this position to engage the steering lock. Refer to the steering lock section for more details.

Ensure you are properly situated on the unit before turning it on.

Engaging the Steering Lock

The Boomerbeast 2 includes a steering column lock to prevent theft by immobilizing the front wheel.

To engage the steering lock:

1. Turn the handlebars so they point to the left (as if you were seated on the machine).
2. Insert the key into position 2 and push down while turning counterclockwise.
3. Once the key is in position 3, remove it.

Reverse this process to disengage the steering lock.

Driving the Boomerbeast

Engaging the Motor

The throttle is located on the right handlebar and is rotated towards you (back of hand towards your body). The throttle is sensitive; turn it slowly. Ensure you are on the unit and can easily access the brakes.

Braking

The Boomerbeast 2 is equipped with a front and rear hydraulic disc braking system for quick stopping. Brake handles are located on both sides. The left brake handle controls the rear brakes, and the right handle controls the front brakes. Refer to the next page for engaging the brake lock.

Important Note: Always use the rear braking first before applying the front brake to avoid injury.

Engaging the Brake Lock

The Boomerbeast features a brake lock to prevent rolling, especially when parked on a hill.

To engage the brake lock:

1. Pull the brake lever on the left side towards you as much as possible.
2. Use your other hand or finger to pull the latch into the grooves of the brake lever.
3. Release the brake lever and confirm the brakes are held in the pressed position.

To disengage the brake lock, pull the brake lever slightly further towards you; the latch will pop out. Release the brake lever to be ready to ride.

Boomerbeast Operation (cont'd)

Turning on your unit - Handlebar Controls

The handlebars feature several buttons and switches:

Left Handle Bar

• 1) High Beam / Low Beam: Toggle this switch to select between low or high headlight angles. The headlight must be on for this to function.
• 2) Turn Signals: Push left for left turn signals, push right for right turn signals. Move to the middle position when finished.
• 3) Reverse Switch: Press and hold this while engaging the throttle to move in reverse. Note: Be aware of your surroundings when operating in reverse and use at your discretion.
• 4) Horn: Push to activate the horn.

Right Handle Bar

• 1) Front Brake: Pull this lever to engage the front brake. (Remember to use the rear brake first, located on the left handlebar.)
• 2) Throttle: Slowly rotate this towards you to engage the motor. Note: Always be seated on the unit before turning the throttle.
• 3) Horn: Push to activate the horn.
• 4) Lights: Push to the rightmost position for all lights on. Push to the middle position for rear lights only. Push to the leftmost position to turn off all lights.
• 5) 3 Speed Switch: Choose between three speeds. Position 1 offers the furthest range at the slowest speed. Position 3 provides the fastest speed with the shortest range.

Bluetooth Connectivity

The Boomerbeast can connect via Bluetooth to enhance torque range and other features. Download the Daymak Drive app at www.daymak.com/app.

Once the app is open, it will display nearby Bluetooth devices, including the front and rear motors. Connect to the motor. For the initial connection, you will need to input the password: 12345678.

Note: To connect to the unit, the Boomerbeast must be in the ON position (refer to 'Turning on your unit').

After connecting, a speedometer will appear, and you are ready to go.

For more information on the Daymak Drive App, consult the quick guide available at: http://daymak.com/manuals/Daymak%20Drive%20Manual.pdf.

Note: The Boomerbeast D models have two controllers. Changes affecting one motor will not impact the other. Most settings should not be altered without consulting the Bluetooth manual.

Boomerbeast Operation (cont'd)

Display

Above the ignition, a display shows your Boomerbeast's metrics and performance:

• 1) Speed: Displays current speed in km/h.
• 2) Motor Power: Indicates the power being drawn from the motor. Higher power draw leads to faster battery drain.
• 3) Odometer: Shows the total kilometers traveled on the unit.
• 4) Battery Meter: Displays the remaining battery power. It is advisable to charge when below 50%.

Note: The battery meter may temporarily dip when the unit starts and then stabilize. This is normal.

Boomerbeast D - Motor Switch

Boomerbeast D models feature a green switch on the left handlebar to select between dual or single motor operation.

• Switch Up: Engages only the rear motor.
• Switch Down: Engages both front and rear motors.

Note: The battery will drain significantly faster with both motors running. All range estimates are based on single motor use.

Charging the Unit

After use, your Boomerbeast needs to be charged. A charger is provided that plugs into a regular outlet. (The deluxe unit charger may differ slightly in appearance but functions the same way).

The charging port is located underneath the seat, between your legs.

When the charger is plugged into the wall (but not the unit), the light is green. Plug the charger into the unit's charging port; the charger LED will turn red. Once fully charged, the charger light will turn green again, and you can unplug the unit.

Important Note: Do not leave the charger plugged in for extended periods after charging is complete, as this can degrade battery life and pose a fire hazard.

You can charge the unit at any time, regardless of the battery level. Charging before the battery is fully depleted does not count as a full battery cycle.

Remote / Alarm

The Boomerbeast includes a remote with multiple functions:

• 1) Panic Button: Press to set off the alarm, useful for emergencies or locating the vehicle.
• 2) Unlock Button: Press to disable the alarm. Use this before riding.
• 3) Lock Button: Press to arm the alarm. The alarm will engage 5 seconds after arming. Use this after finishing your ride.
• 4) Remote Start: Press twice to start the bike without keys. Press the unlock button (2) to disengage remote start.
• 5) Ignition Key: Used to turn on the unit and engage the steering lock.

Note: Keys may appear different from those shown.

Foot Rests

The Boomerbeast features extendable foot rests to accommodate different riding styles.

To extend the foot rests, push them towards the Boomerbeast with your feet; they will pop out. To retract them, reverse this process, pushing them towards the sides of the Boomerbeast.

The Controller

Daymak Drive Bluetooth Controller

The Daymak Drive controller manages the unit's functions when a button is pressed or a switch is activated. It is located underneath the seat and should not be tampered with by consumers. For any controller issues, consult a licensed Daymak dealer.

Note: Boomerbeast D models have two controllers.

Refer to the next page for instructions on accessing the controller.

Accessing the Controller / Circuit Breaker

Accessing the Under-Seat Compartment

Behind the seat, two bolts secure the seat rest. Use an Allen Key to unscrew these bolts and lift the bar to access the under-seat compartment.

Note: This area is not intended for storage.

Circuit Breaker

To protect against surges, the Boomerbeast is equipped with a circuit breaker located underneath the seat, above the controller. A blue switch will trigger and turn off the entire unit in the event of a surge.

If the unit does not turn on at all (no display activity when the key is in the ignition), the circuit breaker is likely switched off. Open the seat lock (refer to the previous page for location) and switch the circuit breaker to the ON position.

Boomerbeast D models have two circuit breakers; both must be ON for full power.

Seat

The Boomerbeast seat has movable arm rests that can be adjusted up and down for easier mounting and dismounting.

The seat can be slid slightly forward or backward by holding the lever and pushing the seat in the desired direction.

Mirrors

The Boomerbeast comes with mirrors that screw onto each handlebar. Install each mirror on its corresponding side (left mirror on the left, right on the right). Loosely position the mirror, then use a wrench to tighten the bolt at the bottom to secure it.

Note: Mirrors may appear slightly different from the ones shown.

Rear Rack

The rear of the Boomerbeast features a carrying rack. This rack can be used to mount a case or store goods as needed.

Maintenance

• Always ensure tire pressure is at the recommended value, typically found on the tire sidewall.
• Before riding, check that the brakes are firm and the unit does not move when the brakes are applied.
• Verify that all lights (headlights, brake lights, signal lights) are functioning correctly.
• When storing the unit outdoors, use a cover to protect it from weather damage. If possible, bring the entire unit inside; otherwise, bring the battery inside.
• Consider a yearly check-up at a local Daymak dealer.
• Do not overcharge the battery; unplug the charger as soon as it is fully charged.

Tips and Tricks

• Engage the brake lock whenever you get off the vehicle. This prevents it from rolling downhill and stops accidental motor engagement while parked.
• When using the throttle, start slowly to gauge how quickly the unit accelerates.
• For braking, use the rear brakes first, followed by the front brakes, for the safest stopping.
• For extended periods of parking outdoors, an additional lock is recommended to secure the frame against theft.
• Avoid randomly changing settings in the Bluetooth app if you are unfamiliar with them, as this may damage the unit. Consult the manual before making changes.
• If the display does not turn on when the key is inserted, check the circuit breaker switch underneath the seat to ensure it is set to "ON".
• If the unit powers on (display active) but the motor does not engage, ensure the brake lock is not engaged. The motor will not engage if any brake is pressed.