ENGWE Y10 Electric Scooter User Manual

Welcome

Thank you for choosing to join the ENGWE E-BIKES family. This user manual will help you learn about your electric scooter and what it is like to own one. Always follow best practices and traffic rules for safety. Preventive maintenance is key for proper function. ENGWE's modular technical design is highlighted, with instructions, videos, and support available.

Table of Contents (Overview)

• I. Safety Instructions
• II. Product Description and Assembly Instructions
• III. Maintenance
• IV. Specification Table
• V. Instrumentation and Operation
• VI. Trademark and Legal Notices
• VII. Warranty Card

Safety Instructions

Electric bikes are not allowed on public transport roads; observe local laws. Scooters are for leisure and require practice. ENGWE is not liable for injuries due to inexperience or failure to follow instructions. Before lending, ensure the recipient has read the manual, watched videos, and received guidance. New riders must wear helmets and protective equipment. Following warnings reduces, but does not eliminate, risks of injury or death from loss of control, collisions, or falls. Use only on hard, relatively enclosed surfaces, avoiding obstacles. Be alert in unfamiliar environments. Do not exceed speed limits or ride on motorways. For the first ride, avoid areas with children, pedestrians, pets, vehicles, or bicycles. Respect pedestrians; alert them when approaching from behind and slow down when overtaking. Obey local traffic laws. In regions without specific laws, adhere strictly to these safety requirements. ENGWE is not liable for property damage, personal injury, or legal disputes arising from violations. Before riding, check for loose fasteners or damaged parts. Stop immediately if unusual noises occur and consult the manufacturer. Observe road surfaces, avoid obstacles, and ride on level ground. This product is suitable for ages 14-60 and weighs up to 120kg. Do not charge if the charging port, charger, or power outlet is wet. Use only the original ENGWE charger. Do not modify the scooter, as it can affect operation and void the warranty. Children should not use scooters or play with parts. Park on a flat, firm surface, facing downhill on slopes to prevent tipping. Check stability after lowering the kickstand. Avoid parking in busy areas; park against a wall if possible. Regular maintenance is recommended. Read the manual before charging. Do not touch brake parts to avoid injury.

Specific Safety Precautions:

• People under the influence of alcohol or drugs, those unable to perform strenuous exercise due to illness, those unable to maintain balance, individuals exceeding the weight limit (120kg), and pregnant women are not suitable.
• Minors require adult supervision.
• Observe and comply with local laws and regulations. Do not ride where prohibited.
• Ensure you can see and be seen by others.
• Do not ride in snow, rain, slippery, muddy, or icy weather. Avoid obstacles like sand, rocks, or barricades.
• Damage from water ingress is not covered by warranty.
• Do not drive at night.
• Avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration. Do not exceed the speed limit to prevent loss of control.

Product Description and Assembly Instructions

1. Part Information

The electric scooter comprises the following parts:

• Right turn light
• Throttle
• Display/Power button
• Folding clasp
• Handles
• Left turn light
• Brake lever
• Bell
• Riser
• Standpipe
• Folding Pipe Clamp
• Charging port
• Front fork
• Front wheel
• Kickstand
• Rear fender
• Taillight
• Motor
• Battery holder

2. Packing List

Please check the box contents carefully. If parts are missing or damaged, contact your point of purchase or the manufacturer via email. Keep the box and packing materials for at least 15 days for potential shipping needs.

• Flat head screws (x6)
• Cylindrical Head screws (x2)
• 3MM Head Wrench (x1)
• 5MM Head Wrench (x1)
• Kickstand (x1)
• User Materials (User Manual)
• Power cable
• Power adapter

3. The Whole Car Assembly Instructions

3.1 Take out the scooter and unfold the foot brace to stand it on the ground.

3.2 Install the horizontal handle to the vertical tube. Ensure the headlight faces forward and align the vertical tube holes. Secure with screws.

3.3 After assembly, perform a power-on check.

4. Charging Steps

4.1 Open the charging port rubber plug and insert the charging plug.

4.2 Tighten the rubber cover after charging is completed.

Warning: Use only the original charger to prevent battery damage or fire. Do not connect the charger if the charging port or cable is wet. If the battery is broken or water-damaged, do not charge or use it. Charging is complete when all 5 power bars on the dashboard are illuminated.

5. Folding and Handling

5.1 With the scooter off, hold the vertical tube, turn the folding finger dial, and open the folding wrench.

5.2 Align the folding snap ring with the snap on the rear fender and connect them.

5.4 After folding, hold the riser for handling.

Maintenance

1. Cleaning

Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the main unit. For hard dirt, use a toothbrush and toothpaste, then clean with a soft, damp cloth.

2. Warning

Do not use alcohol, gasoline, kerosene, or other corrosive/volatile solvents, as they can damage the scooter's exterior and interior. Do not spray water with a pressure washer or hose. Ensure the scooter is powered off, the charging cable is unplugged, and the charging port cover is closed before cleaning to prevent damage to electronic components or the battery.

3. Storage

Store the scooter in a bright, dry place when not in use. Do not park outdoors. Sunlight and extreme temperatures (too hot or too cold) can accelerate deterioration of plastic parts and shorten battery life.

4. Battery Removal and Maintenance

Do not use third-party batteries without permission due to safety hazards. Do not store or charge the battery outside specified temperature limits. Avoid touching battery contacts or piercing the battery case. Prevent metal objects from contacting battery contacts to avoid short circuits, which can cause damage or injury. Do not expose the battery to fire, as it may lead to failure, overheating, or fire. Do not charge or use a damaged battery or one with water stains. Do not attempt to disassemble the battery. Users must not repair internal parts without permission. Do not ride at temperatures exceeding specified limits, as motor power may be limited, leading to slips or falls. Improper battery disposal can pollute the environment; observe local regulations.

Specification Table

Instrumentation and Operation

1. Interface Description

The scooter's display interface includes:

• Speed indication (km/h)
• Unit
• Gear indication (ECO, D, S)
• Headlight indication
• Power indicator
• Power Switch

2. Operating Instructions

Power On/Off: Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn the meter and scooter on. Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds while the meter is on to turn the scooter off.

3. Headlight Start and Shut Off

With the scooter powered on, press the power button twice quickly to turn on the front and rear lights. Press the power button twice quickly again to turn off the lights.

4. Switching Gears

The meter supports three gears: ECO (Economy), D (Drive), and S (Sport). Briefly press the power button to switch between these gears for different speed experiences.

5. Power Indicator

The instrument displays the power level using 5 cells. When only 1 cell remains, the vehicle should be charged promptly.

Trademark and Legal Notices

ENGWE is a registered trademark of ENGWE Technologies Co., Ltd. Android is a trademark of Google. App Store is a logo of Apple Services. Other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. Feature descriptions may not perfectly match the purchased product due to continuous improvements and design changes. Actual products may differ in color and appearance from this manual. ENGWE Technologies Co., Ltd. reserves all rights. Manufacturer: ENGWE Technology Co.

Recommendations:

• Read this user manual carefully before riding.
• Do not allow others to ride if they have not read this manual correctly.
• Ensure all parts are installed correctly and securely to avoid damage or failure.
• Purchase insurance in time to minimize risk.
• Before riding, check installation status, wheel performance, and battery condition. Ensure the scooter is in proper condition with no loose or damaged parts. Stop riding immediately and contact after-sales service if any abnormal signs appear.
• Be aware of and comply with all local laws, regulations, and policies regarding scooter riding.
• Data and parameters may vary by model and are subject to change without notice.
• ENGWE reserves the right to interpret and explain this statement. Laws of the People's Republic of China apply. ENGWE assumes no liability for compensation, liability, or loss. Riders are responsible for unforeseen or ongoing risks.

Warranty Policy

Thank you for purchasing ENGWE series products! For warranty service, please visit the official website for Engwe's warranty policy. If you encounter quality problems after purchasing, contact Engwe after-sales service at service@engwe-bikes.com. Provide your order number, purchase interface, motor number picture, and a video of the problem.