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9. Lock the unit into the folded position by

rotating the locking hook over the folded

handlebars (Fig. 7B).

When you are done riding the EX 350 you can fold it down for compact storage,

carrying and transportation.

To fold down the EX 350, use one hand to pull up on the FOLDING HANDLE, while

using the other to gently pull down on the handlebars. BE CAREFUL NOT TO HIT

YOUR HEAD WITH THE HANDLEBAR.

* NOTE: When folding your scooter attach the hook to secure the t-bar in the down position for easy and

safe transportation.

CHARGING SYSTEM

This unit comes standard with a regulated 24V charger.

* Note that it is not advisable to leave your Power Board plugged in for more than 24

hours.

To re-charge your EX 350 simply repeat the steps in

the getting started section. The charger has a multi-

color LED that will let you know the status of your

batteries while they are charging. Follow the chart,

which show what each color signifies.

Multi-Function LED

The EX 350 comes equipped with a multi function LED which will let you know the

status of your batteries while riding. When the scooter is turned on and the batteries are

fully charged the LED light on the scooter will be green, indicating a full charge. Once

the battery voltage drops between 21V to 23V the LED will have a green and red light

on at the same time. Indicating you have about 30% of your battery power left. Once the

voltage drops between 20V to 21V the LED will turn red, indicating you have 0%-10% of

your battery left. Once the Led light turns red it is time to recharge your scooter

immediately. If the voltage drops below 20V( indicating you have 0% of your battery left)

the red LED light will blink twice. Please do not try to ride your scooter as you could

damage the batteries. Immediately recharge your scooter.

VOLTS PERCENT COLOR

23V-26V 60% GREEN

21V-23V 30% AMBER

20V-21V 10% RED

< 20V 0% BLINK RED

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