Xtreme XM-3500Li Fehlerbehebungshandbuch

Operation and Maintenance

Instructions

XM-3500Li

Revised 10/15/08

We strongly recommend that you read this entire

manual before using your vehicle for the first time

X-Treme

Electric Moped

Contents Page

General Instruction before riding Page 3

Point Inspection Page 4

Assembly Instructions Page 5

Technical Specifications Page 6

Parts List Page 7

Front Display Page 8

Ignition Key Positions Page 9

Handle Bar Controls Page 10

Power Boost Button Page 10

Accelerating & Braking Page 12

Battery & Charging Page 13

Performance Page 14

Maintenance Page 15

Maintenance Schedule Page 16

Frequently Asked Questions Page 17 - 19

Special Maintenance Warning Signals Page 20

Troubleshooting Page 21 - 22

General Instructions Before Riding

1) To ensure the vehicle is functioning correctly, do a quick check of

the vehicle’s tires and check that the brakes are working. (For more

detailed maintenance instructions see the Maintenance Schedule).

Your vehicle has been thoroughly checked by our engineers before

delivery but on the spot checks are equally important.

2) When the key is inserted and turned to the "ON" position, the power

indicator will illuminate. If current drain is over 60A, the power will be

automatically cut off to avoid over-heating. Wait for one minute and

then press the red button (see pg.7) to restart the vehicle.

3) To avoid unplanned acceleration, always turn the key to the “OFF”

position before dismounting or leaving the bike unattended.

4) SAFETY NOTICE: Be sure that you are seated on the bike and

stands are clear of the floor before touching the throttle handle. If

you twist the throttle before you are ready to go or while you are

mounting the bike it may run away from you and could lead to an

accident.

5) This vehicle may be ridden in wet conditions, but be sure to avoid

soaking it during cleaning to avoid damaging any of the electric

components.

6) The vehicle should not be left in strong, direct sunlight for long

periods as some of the electric components may overheat.

7) Motorcyclists must abide by the same traffic rules and regulations as

other motorists. Before taking your motorcycle on a public road, be

familiar with traffic rules and regulations and any special

requirements for motorcycles.

8) Never drink and ride. Alcohol slows reflexes and greatly limits your

ability to operate a motorcycle. Even a very small amount of alcohol

will reduce your ability to operate a motorcycle safely.

9) Frequently switch on LOW SPEED mode and ride at economical

speed will be great help on battery life and range. Especially at

crowded city traffic.

10)High speed mode only recommended to ride on open road,

Point Inspection before every use

Item

Action

Front Brake Squeeze right hand brake and push the vehicle to

see whether it rolls easily. If it does, then the brake

must be tightened. Tighten the bolt until the vehicle

will no longer move with the brakes applied.

Rear Power/Disc

Brake Listen for any noticeable grinding or squealing from

the tires while the brake is applied. If so, contact

the supplier. Set the bike upon the middle stand,

and turn the rear wheel by hand. If it does not turn

freely, adjust rear disc to avoid electric

consumption.

Brake Fluid Check fluid gauge on the left handlebar to ensure

that the brake fluid is above the indicated level. If

not, top it off with a good brand of brake fluid.

Electric Switch Handle Turn Throttle counter clockwise then release; the

Throttle should spring back to stop position. If not,

contact your supplier.

Tires Check the tire pressure is 36 PSI

Controller/ Motor Check the usage and condition

Battery Check the power level by looking at the gauge or

with a voltage meter (75V-52.5V).

Signal Check to make sure your lights are working.

Nuts and Bolts Check to make sure that all nuts and bolts are

tightened and secured.

Important Notes

1. Regularly perform a routine maintenance check. Doing so will help

protect yourself and your vehicle.

2. If any parts are damaged, whether normal or abnormal, please check

with the supplier before riding.

Assembly Instructions

Installing the mirrors

1. Mirrors can be easily fixed to the handle bars between the grips and

the brake handle.

2. Screw in the mirror clockwise. The mirror that goes on the left

controller is curved to the left and the mirror that goes on the right

controller curves to the right.

3. Secure mirror by tightening the bolt.

4. Clean and adjust both mirrors before you ride. Adjust each mirror so

you can see the lane behind you and as far as possible the lane next

to you. When the mirror is properly adjusted you can see the edge of

your arm and shoulder.

5. Insert axle and brake disc before installing front wheel

Technical Specification

Motor Power 3500W Brushless Hub Motor

Battery DC 60V, 40AH with LFP lithium batteries

Charger 10A,110V~250V/50 Hz ~60Hz ,with BMS

Charging Time 4 Hours

Life of Battery 2000 Deep Cycles

Wheelbase 13 Inches

Torque 160Nm (100 ft-lb)

Top Speed 48 mph (77km/H)

Single Charge 40Mile (65km) at TOP speed, and 70Mile (112km) at 35km/H

Economical speed

Climbing Capacity 1: 3 Gradient for a 155 lb. (70kg) Rider

Maximum Weight Capacity 356lbs (200kg)

Tire Front:4.00-13.00 Inch 6PR Rear:4.00-13.00 Inch 6PR,

tubeless tires

Gross Weight 120kgs with lithium battery

Net Weight 90kgs (not include battery)

Battery Weight 64lbs (29kgs)

Product Size L 90” x W 30” x H58”

Brake System Front and Rear Disc brake

Parts List

A. Horn

B. Throttle and Front Brake Handle

C. Rear View Mirror

D. Head Lamp

E. Dash Board

F. Odometer (Kilometer/Mileage)

G. Under seat storage

H. Front storage box

I. Tail Lamp

J. Front Disk Brake

K. Rear disc Brake

L. Turning Signal Lamp

M. Front Shock Absorber

N. Center Stand

O. Kick Stand (this automatically cuts off the power so the bike will remain stationary)

P. Front Mud Fender

Q. Rear hub motor

R. Front Wheel

S. Controller

T. Charging Plug

U. Anti-overheat circuit breaker

V. Battery Box

W. DC / DC Voltage converter

X. Bike lift/Rear Box shelf

Front Display

Part

Item

Function

Indicator Light is on when indicator is on

Clock Show the time

Head Lamp Light

Light is illuminated when switch key and head lamp are ‘ON’

Speedometer Indicates speed

Odometer Indicates mileage

Critical Battery Red light is illuminated when the battery is discharged

Low Battery Yellow light is on when battery is low

Full Battery Green light is illuminated when battery is full

Ignition Key Position

Key

Position

Description

On Key cannot be taken out when power is on.

Off Key can be taken out when power is off

Lock handle

bar To prevent theft, turn the Handle Bar to the far left

and turn the key into the lock position. The key can

be taken out when handle bar is in the lock position.

Opening the

seat Use the key in the slot on the side of the bike to

release the locking mechanism of the seat.

Left handle bar controls

Headlight Switch High Beam – Push switch up

Low Beam – Push switch down

Horizontal Switch Left Turn Signal – Slide switch to the left

Right Turn Signal – Slide switch to the right

Turning off Signal – Press central release button

Horn Button Sounds Horn – Push red button on the left.

Rear Brake Lever When Brake Handle is compressed the rear wheel

will slow to a stop and power will be cut off. Power

will flow once lever has been released.

Right handle bar controls

Speed switch Economical speed switch can ensure longer range and

high speed switch provides bigger AMP for

accelerating and climbing

Front Brake Lever

When brake handle is compressed the front wheel will

slow to a stop and power will be cut off. Power will

flow once lever has been released. To start, turn the

throttle counter clockwise.

Throttle Turn throttle counter clockwise to increase speed.

Parking Lights The dashboard lights, headlight, and taillight will turn

on when the switch is in the middle position.

Head Light The dashboard lights, headlight, and taillight will turn

on when the switch is in the left position.

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