User manual UFREE SCOOTER GAS SCOOTER FS-G04

UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com GAS SCOOTER FS-G04 MANUAL Please read this manual carefully for your safety UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com PRODUCT INTRODUCTION Congratulations!! You have just acquired an advanced Off- Road for years of off- road fun and to keep your Off- Road working well please read the following information BEFORE use and retain for future reference. MAIN SPECIFICATION Dimensions: 38inch (L)*42.5 inch (H) Weight: 351bs. Engine: 2- Stroke, 1- Cylinder, Air- cooled Piston Displacement: 25cc Horse Power: 0.7hp Maximum Speed: 18mile/hr Starter System: Recoil/Throttle Ignition Method: CDI Load Capacity: 2001bs Fuel Type: Unleaded Petrol/Oil mix (ratio 25:1) Fuel Tank Volume: 0.801itres Distance on Full Tank: 16mile Wheels: Pneumatic Tyres Brakes: Hub Tire Size: 8inch* 2inch 1 UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com OIL AND FUEL INFORMATION Be sure to read these instructions carefully before attempting to start or operate this product. Improper oil and fuel mixture will result in engine damage, which will make the engine warranty invalid. The Off-Roader has a 2-stroke engine that requires oil to be mixed with the petrol. Please use high quality 2 - stroke oil. OIL AND FUEL MIXTURE INSTRUCTIONS For proper engine operation and maximum reliability, pay strict attention to the oil and fuel mixing instructions. Fuel / oil ratio should be at 25:land by not using this ratio correctly damage can be caused to the engine. The following method will ensure complete mixing: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Put a little fresh petrol into a clean 0.77 litre fuel can; Add 0.03 litre of 2-stroke oil; Fill the remainder of the fuel can with petrol; Screw the fuel cap tightly and SHAKE the can for 30 seconds to mix the solution. FUELLING AND PRE-OPERATIONAL PROCESS (a) Petrol is extremely flammable and its vapours can explode so be sure to stop the engine and make it cool before fuelling. Do not smoke whilst fuelling. (b)Choose a clean, well ventilated area to fuel. Avoid spillage when mixing the oil and wipe up any spilled fuel immediately. Allow any spillage to dry completely before starting the engine. (c)Move the unit at least 3m (10f t) from the fuelling point before starting the engine. (d)Loosen the fuel tank cap slowly to relieve the pressure in the tank. (e)Store petrol and oil in specially designed containers. 2 UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com WARNING This vehicle should not be operated on pubic streets, roads or highways and serious injuries occur from the unsafe operation of such a vehicle, but the operator can reduce these assumed risks by wearing safety equipment such as helmet, goggles, gloves, elbow pads, knee pads, and appropriate shoes with sufficient ankle support. When using this product do not drive amongst traffic or on wet, frozen, unpaved, or oil covered surfaces. When using this product avoid uneven surfaces, chuck-holes, surface cracks and obstacles. This product is not suitable for anyone under 14 years of age, and adult supervision is strongly recommended. This product should only be used by persons with excellent vision, balance, and muscle / bone strength as well as the ability to make instant safety decisions. This product should only be used by persons willing to take full responsibility of their own actions. FOLDING FEATURE BEFORE riding the Off-Road be certain that the handle bar locking tube is on the bottom position, locking the handle bar upright. The latch fastener on the rear fender locks the handle in the folded position for carrying or storage. CONTROLS BEFORE riding be sure to know how your Off-Road works. 1. The left hand lever controls the rear wheel brake. 2. The right hand lever controls the engine throttle. 3. The red button can shut down the engine. 4. Moving the handle with both hands, you steer the Off-Road just like a bicycle. 3 UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com NOTES BEFORE you ride, thoroughly inspect the machine to ensure that no parts are loose or damaged. Do not use it until adjustments or repairs have been made. New engine break-in period is a couple of hours and avoid full throttle operation during this period. Position your feet in a comfortable location and balance your body with the left leg slightly behind the right leg and bearing most of your weight, lean back slightly and your Off-Roader will move like the smoothness of water skiing! When you accelerate or climb hills you will need to lean forward to keep the front wheel on the ground. When sudden brakes occur you will need to lean back to keep the rear wheel on the ground. Do not touch the muffler or cylinder. These parts are extremely hot after operation and remain hot for a short time after the equipment is turned off. Please inject lubricating oil into the oil hole located in the top of the plastic chain cover to protect the chain before you run the engine. SAFETY DRIVING Although the engine noise has been reduced, it is difficult to hear approaching vehicles so you must take care before turning. The Off-Roader has been designed to operate on any dry, hard and smooth surfaces. Wet, oily and uneven surfaces should be avoided at all times. STARTING BEFORE riding, you should start the engine firstly by pulling the "pull start" lead, with one foot placed on the deck. This may require a few "pulls" to get the engine started. When the engine has started you may accelerate slightly and at the same time place your other foot onto the deck. This process may need practice at first until you have mastered your balance. 4 UFREE SCOOTER www.scooter-manufacturer.com OPTIONAL SEAT The seat can be used on the Off-Roader once the rod has been put through the frame and through the seat column. The locking pin must then be clipped into position before riding. MAINTENANCE AND PARTS Only use the manufacturer's original parts when repairing this unit. All frame parts are available through the distributors. The use of non-standard parts, or other accessories and attachments not designed for this unit could result in serious injury to the user and damage to the product. HOW TO ADJUST THE CHAIN The chain may become loose because of frazzle and elongation after some time, so it needs to be adjusted. Simply loosen the nut of the rear wheel shaft, pull the rear wheel backwards, and then lock the adjustment nuts as well as the nut of the rear wheel shaft. Do not tighten the nuts too much - or you will hear increased noise. 5