ENGWE Y600 Electric Scooter User Manual

Welcome to the ENGWE-BIKES Family

Thank you for choosing an ENGWE series product. This user manual provides essential information about your electric scooter, focusing on safe operation, maintenance, and optimal use. Always prioritize safety, adhere to best practices, and follow local traffic rules. Regular maintenance is crucial for the scooter's proper function.

For warranty service, please visit the official website: engwe-bikes.com. For quality problems, contact Engwe after-sales service at service@engwe-bikes.com. When contacting support, provide your order number, purchase interface details, motor number picture, and a video describing the problem.

1. Safety Instructions

Electric bikes are not permitted on public transport roads requiring local law and policy observance when driving the Y600. Scooters are leisure products requiring practice to master riding skills. Engwe is not responsible for injuries or damages due to rider inexperience or failure to follow instructions.

Important Safety Tips:

• Before lending your scooter, ensure the person has read this manual, watched instructional videos, and received a beginner's guide. Assist them in learning basic operations and ensure they wear a helmet and protective equipment.
• Using a scooter carries risks of injury or death from loss of control, collisions, and falls. Scooters are suitable for hard surfaces in relatively enclosed environments (e.g., small areas, parks, dedicated fields). Avoid obstacles and contact points. Be alert and slow down in unfamiliar environments.
• Read and follow all 'Caution' and 'Warning' notices. Do not exceed the speed limit or ride on motorways.
• For your first ride, choose areas free of children, pedestrians, pets, vehicles, or bicycles.
• Respect pedestrians' rights; avoid frightening them, especially the elderly, children, disabled, and pregnant women. Alert pedestrians when approaching from the rear and slow down when overtaking. Obey local traffic laws.
• In countries without electric scooter laws, strictly adhere to the safety requirements in this manual. Engwe is not liable for property damage, personal injury, or legal disputes arising from user violation of safety tips.
• Before riding, check for loose fasteners or damaged parts. If the scooter makes unusual noises or alarms, stop using it immediately and consult your point of purchase or email the manufacturer.
• Observe road surface, avoid obstacles, and ride on level ground (avoiding wet, loose sand, rocky ground, ice).
• This product is suitable for ages 14-60 and weighs up to 120kg (264lbs).
• Do not charge when the charging port, charger, or power outlet is wet.
• Charge the scooter only with the original Engwe charger.
• Use only Engwe approved parts and accessories; do not modify your scooter.
• Children should not use scooters or play with parts. Scooter vibration can affect the driver's body.
• Park on a flat, firm surface. If parking on a slope, the stand must face downhill to prevent tipping. Ensure the kickstand support does not close under gravity. After lowering the kickstand, check vehicle stability. Do not park in busy areas; prefer parking against a wall or on a flat road.
• Regular maintenance is recommended for a better driving experience.
• Read the user manual before charging.
• Do not touch brake parts as this may cause injury.

Unsuitable Users:

• Individuals under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Individuals unable to perform strenuous exercise due to illness or maintain balance.
• Individuals exceeding the prescribed weight limit (120kg/264lbs).
• Pregnant women.
• Minors must be supervised by adults.

Environmental and Operational Warnings:

• Observe local laws and regulations; do not ride where prohibited.
• Ensure you can see the area in front and are visible to others.
• Do not ride in snow, rain, slippery, muddy, or icy weather. Avoid riding over obstacles (sand, rocks, barricades) as this may cause loss of balance or grip, leading to falls.
• 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, collision, and falls.

2. Product Description and Assembly Instructions

Component Information:

The ENGWE Y600 electric scooter consists of various parts for its operation and structure. Key components include:

• Gauge (Display)
• Handlebar cover
• Brake handle
• Power lock
• Folding twist
• 3-in-1 switch
• Handlebar
• Handlebar clamp
• Folding Riser
• Riser Clamp
• Headlight
• Front Mudguard
• Folding button
• Folding Pin
• Seatpost Clamp
• Folding Seatpost
• Seat Cushion
• Seat Tube
• Rear Mudguard
• Rear Motor Integrated Wheel
• Front Wheel

Packing List:

Before assembly, verify the box contents are complete and in good condition. The packing list includes:

• Hex Keys (2.5MM, 3MM, 4MM, 5MM, 6MM)
• Wrenches (10-13MM, 14-17MM)
• Fixed bracket
• Foot bracket
• Saddle
• Saddle Pipe

Keep the box and packing materials for at least 15 days in case the scooter needs to be shipped later.

Complete Vehicle Assembly Instructions:

1. Unfolding the Scooter: Take the whole car out, press the folding button down with your foot, then open the folding riser and fix it. Reset the folding pull pin to complete the open state.
2. Handlebar Assembly: Open the folding handlebar and lock the handlebar folding knob in place. After adjusting the handlebar to the correct height, tighten the handlebar clamp and fasten the handle.
3. Seat Tube Assembly: Open the folded seat tube, lock the handle, and press the handle to fix it. Take out the saddle and saddle tube, adjust to the suitable position, and use a 14MM open-end spanner to lock both sides of the clamping code nut. Insert the assembled seat cushion into the folded seat tube, adjust to the appropriate position, and lock the seat tube clamp.
4. Brake Handle Adjustment: Adjust the brake handle to the right position and use a 5MM spanner to lock the screws.
5. Meter Adjustment: Adjust the meter to the right position and use a 3MM spanner to lock the screws.
6. Power Lock Adjustment: Adjust the power lock to a suitable position and use a 2.5MM spanner to lock the screws tightly.
7. 3-in-1 Switch Adjustment: Adjust the 3-in-1 switch to a suitable position and use a 2.5MM spanner to lock the screws.
8. Initial Power On: First, open the power lock display voltage, then press the instrument switch to turn on the power meter display normally.
9. Rear Footrest Installation: Use 6MM and 13MM open-end spanners to loosen the seat tube fixing screws and the screws on both sides of the shock absorber. Remove the seat tube and bracket. Fix the rear footrest and its bracket to the frame plate holes and lock the screws.

3. Charging Steps

1. Open the charging port rubber plug and insert the charging plug. The charger indicator light will be red, indicating normal charging.
2. When the indicator light turns green, charging is complete. Disconnect the charger and fasten the rubber plug.

Warning:

• Use only the original charger to avoid battery damage or fire.
• Do not connect the charger if the charging port or charging cable is wet.
• If the battery is broken or water-damaged, do not charge or continue to use it.
• Turn on the power switch when all 5 power bars on the dashboard are always on, indicating charging is complete.

4. Maintenance

Cleaning:

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

Warning:

• Do not use alcohol, gasoline, kerosene, or other corrosive, volatile solvents. These substances can damage the exterior and interior structure.
• Do not spray water on the scooter with a pressure water gun or hose.
• Before cleaning, ensure the scooter is powered off, the charging cable is unplugged, and the rubber cover of the charging port is closed. Otherwise, electronic components or the battery may be damaged.

Storage:

When not in use, store the scooter in a bright, dry place. Do not park outdoors. Sunlight exposure or extreme temperatures (too hot or too cold) will accelerate plastic part deterioration and may result in shorter battery life.

Battery Removal and Maintenance:

Do not use third-party batteries without permission, as this is a safety hazard. Do not store or charge the battery at temperatures beyond specified limits.

5. Specification Table

6. Instrumentation & Operation

Interface Description:

The scooter's dashboard displays key information:

• Gear Indicator: Shows the current speed gear.
• Speed Indication: Displays current speed in km/h.
• Mileage Display: Shows total distance traveled (ODO) and trip distance.
• Battery Indicator: Shows battery charge level (5 cells for full charge).
• Power Switch: Button to turn the scooter on/off.
• Switching Button: Used to cycle through speed modes.

Operating Instructions:

1. Power On/Off: Open the power lock, then long press the power button for 2 seconds to turn on the instrument light. Long press again for 2 seconds to turn off.
2. Speed Modes: Short press the switching button once to cycle between 1-2-3 speeds. Warning: Start in 1st gear, not 2nd or 3rd!
3. Horn: Press the green horn button to sound the horn; release to stop.
4. Headlights: Press the red headlight button to turn on front and rear headlights; press again to turn them off.
5. Turn Signals: The center black key opens to the left for the left turn signal and to the right for the right turn signal. When centered, both turn signals are off.
6. Battery Display: The instrument power display shows 5 cells for full charge. When only 1 cell remains, the vehicle should be charged.

Speed Limit and Release Instructions:

1. To Limit Speed: Pinch the kill handle, open the electric door lock, open the gauge, then throttle pinch 3 times.
2. To Release Speed Limit: Perform the same operation: pinch the kill handle, open the electric door lock, open the gauge, then throttle pinch 3 times.

7. Warranty Policy

To the extent permitted by law, ENGWE reserves the right to interpret and explain this statement. The laws of the People's Republic of China apply to this statement. ENGWE does not assume liability for compensation, liability, or loss that may cause or be caused. Riders are responsible for any unforeseen or ongoing risks encountered during the ride. ENGWE appreciates your choice and trust.

For warranty service, please visit the official website to check Engwe's warranty policy: https://engwe-bikes.com. If you have quality problems after purchasing Engwe products, contact Engwe after-sales service at service@engwe-bikes.com. Please provide your order number, purchase interface, motor number picture, and a video describing the problem.

8. Trademarks and Legal Notices

ENGWE is a registered trademark of ENGWE Technologies Co., Ltd. Other trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. This manual includes feature descriptions and explanations accurate at the time of printing. Due to continuous product improvement and design changes, the actual product may differ from the manual's descriptions or appearance. Refer to the actual product. 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 this scooter if they have not read this manual.
• Ensure all parts are correctly installed, not too loose or too tight, to avoid damage or failure.
• To minimize risk, consider purchasing insurance after product purchase.
• Before riding, check installation, wheel performance, and battery condition according to the manual to ensure proper condition and no signs of looseness or damage. If abnormal signs appear, stop riding immediately and contact after-sales for inspection.
• Be aware of and comply with all relevant laws, regulations, and policies regarding scooter riding in your area.
• Scooter data and parameters may vary by model and are subject to change without notice.