E-Scooter User Manual

Do not operate the electric vehicle until you have read the user manual carefully and
understand the performance of the electric vehicle, and please keep the user manual in a safe place.
USER INSTRUCTION
To ensure your safety, please read this manual carefully before riding and make sure you
are always following the requirements below:
1 Fully understand the information in this manual, including but not limited to the relevant instructions,
precautions and warnings.
2 Fully understand the operation and contingency measures of CPX Smart Electric Scooter.
3 Be fully aware of warning labels of CPX Smart Electric Scooter.
4 Do not disassemble the vehicle or any parts without permission. Please contact customer service
department and dealers if you need any replacement or make further purchase.
5 Please keep the user manual in a safe place.

All parameters of this vehicle have been permanently set according to the national standard before leaving factory.
The company is not responsible, if the original electrical or circuit has changed and caused excess, such as increase
the speed.

SAFETY INSTRUCTION
To ensure the safety of you and others, please make sure to observe the following:
1 Don’t lend your vehicle to someone who can’t operate it to prevent any hurts.
2 Please obey local laws and regulations while operating the vehicle on the road.
3 Do not ride on the road after taking medications, drinking alcohol or when you feeling unwell which
may affect your riding ability.
4 Observe traffic regulations and traffic signs, according to the provisions of laws and regulations to carry
man and cargo. Conf irm the surrounding road conditions and vechile condition any time to actively avoid
danger.
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5 In rainy and snowy weather, braking distance will be extended, please slow down the vehicle.
Avoid travelling in bad weather such as storms and typhoons.
6 Wear safety gears, especially helmet. Wear appropriate protective clothing like boots and gloves if necessary.
7 To ensure the safety of you and others, please avoid using the high beam under good lighting conditions.
The continuous use of high beam will cause visual obstacles to opposite vehicles and pedestrians and
affect the safe driving. In the case of dim light, turn on the lights in time.
8 Please turn off the power immediately and remove the key after riding. Do not allow children play the
vehicle to avoid unnecessary losses.
9 Perform a basic check each time before riding.
10 Please pay attention to the safe operation of the electric vehicle:

a ）Do not park the vehicle indoors or in the hallway.

b ）Do not charge the battery/vehicle indoors or in the hallway. The battery/vehicle should be kept away from combustible
materials when charging, and the charging time should not be too long.
c ）Please pay attention to the correct usage of the battery and warning labels.Wasted batteries should not be dismantled
without authorization, and should be managed and recycled by the relevant professional departments.
d ）Please pay attention to the safe usage and the warning labels of the charger. Make sure to use the original charger
for the same model.
e ）Please be aware of the precautions regarding water washing.

11 Check before riding, if there is an abnormality, please promptly carry out maintenance or find
professional repair service:
a ）Check the status of power circuit, lighting circuit, etc. d ）Check tire pressure.
b ）Check whether the front and rear brakes work properly. e ）Check whether the reflectors are stained.
c ）Check whether the handlebars, front and rear wheels are stable.
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ACCESSORIES CHECKLIST

2 1 1
Intelligent Remote Control Rearview Mirrors Quick Start

2 1 1
Key Wrench for Rearview Mirrors Charger

4 4 1 2
I-Shaped Rubber Hexagon Step Bolt Front Windshield Hexagon Head Bolt

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INSTALL ACCESSORIES
First install the rearview mirrors and then assemble the Install the front windshield and tighten the screw at Point
front windshield. A. Then tighten the screws at the points corresponding to
the numbers as illustrated.

2 1

3 4

2 1

3 4

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INSTALL BATTERY PACK

1 Open the battery 2 Put in the battery pack. 3 Plug in the main 4 Put back the battery
compartment under the connector, and switch compartment cover and
seat and remove the on the air circuit-breaker put down the seat.
cover. Turn off the air
circuit-breaker

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STARTING VEHICLE

1 Put on the helmet. 2 Get on your CPX, retract the 3 Press “Unlock” button on the
side stand and center stand. intelligent remote control.

4 Press “Power” button on the 5 Press the “Parking” button, 6 Gently twist the throttle to
intelligent remote control.or apply the brake to unpark ride on the road.
insert the key into the keyhole the vehicle, parking indicator
and switch to "On" position. turns off.
Power on. 6
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DOWNLOAD APP

CPX intelligent electric motorcycle supports wireless communication, GPS, etc.,

which can connect the vehicle with your smart phone.You can manage and check your
vehicle using your smart phone through the SOCO App.
Available on iOS and Android platforms, please check your smart phone operating system before installation.
iOS platform: App requires iOS 9.0 or later.
Android platform: App requires Android 4.4 or later.

Download and install SOCO App by scanning the QR code in the last page of this manual.

Since the date of purchase, you will be presented with 1 year's free
data of SIM card to use SOCO APP function.Make sure to recharge it
before the free period expires. For those who fail to recharge within
the time limit, the operator will close the recharge interface, and the
recharge function of data cannot be restored, in which case SOCO
SOCO APP APP cannot be used normally.

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PARAMETER TABLE

Main Specif ications and Performance Index for CPX

LxWxH (mm) 2049x760x1390

Wheelbase (mm) 1366
Carrying Capacity (including the driver) (person) 2
Rated Capacity (kg) 150
Main Head Angle (°) 26
Specifications Front 100/80-16
Tire
Rear 110/80-14
Max Speed (km/h) 90
Climbing Capacity (°) 15
Ground Clearance (mm) 145
Total Weight of the Vehicle Rated Maximum Load

Total Weight (kg) 128 278

Main Weight
Parameters Front Wheel Axle Load (kg) 47 105

Rear Wheel Axle Load (kg) 100 195

Model ZWK060090A
Controller Main
Overcurrent Protection Value(A) 90±1
Specifications
Undervoltage Protection Value(A) 50±1

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PARAMETER TABLE

Model 14ZW6082347YA
Motor Type Permanent Magnet
Motor Main
Rated Continuous Power Output (kw) 4000
Specifications
Rated Rotating Speed (r/min) 820
Rated Output Torque (N.m) 47
Type Lithium Battery
Battery Main Specification 60V45Ah
Specifications Total Voltage 60
Total Capacity 45
Headlight Specifications LED
Brake Light/Rear Position Light Specifications LED
Electrical System
Turn Signal Light Specification LED
Main Specifications
Front Position Light Specifications LED
Dash Lights Specifications LED
Type 60V15A
Charger
Voltage 60V
Main Specifications
Output Current 15A

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CONTENTS

Description of Components and Parts 11

Operation Guide 14
Riding Guide 19
Battery use Instructions 22
App Instructions 25
Maintenance 26
Common problems and Troubleshooting methods 27

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DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS AND PARTS

a. Schematic diagram of components and parts

SIDE VIEW TOP VIEW

Headlight Front Brake Lever

OBD Checking Throttle Control
Rear Footrest Brake Cylinder
Right Handlebar
FOC Vector Control Assy
Controller
Turn Signal Dash
Aluminum
Alloy Rim

License Plate
Bracket
Pillion

Main Saddle

Front Windshield Left Handlebar Control Assy

Rear Swingarm

Brake System Center Stand Rear Brake Lever Rearview Mirrors

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DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS AND PARTS

b. Dash Overview Charging Error Indicator

3 9 1 High Beam Indicator Battery Error Indicator
7 Indicate high beam is on
2 Parking Indicator
Turn Signal Indicator The indicator displays P
when the vehicle is in
Flashing when left or right Parking state.
turn signal is on.

OBD Checking Error Codes

See Page 26 TROUBLESHOOTING for reference.

5 4 READY Start Indicator

The vehicle is ready to go when the READY
6 10 8 Indicator illuminates.

1 Speedometer 2 Clock 3 EnduranceMileage 4 Ambient Temperature

Display current Sport Mode
Display current speed Display current time. Display current ambient
of the vehicle. endurance mileage temperature.
Normal Mode
5 Power Display Bar 6 State of Charge (SoC) 7 Total Mileage
Display current amount Display the SoC in percentage. Display total distance the Eco Mode
of energy remaining in (*When using two batteries, the SoC shows vehicle has been ridden.
battery A and B. the percentage of the higher one.)
indicates in
8 Ride Mode/Forward 9 Controller Output Current 10 Controller Temperature Forward Mode
or Reverse Mode
Display real-time Controller Display current operating
Display Ride Mode/Forward Output Current. temperature of the controller. indicates in
or Reverse Mode. Reverse Mode

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DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS AND PARTS
c. Brake

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1
4

1 Front Brake Lever 2 Front Brake Lever Free Stroke 3 Rear Brake Lever 4 Rear Brake Lever Free Stroke

Front Brake Rear Brake

The brake is an impor tant safety component of an Park the vehicle on solid level ground with the main
elect ric vehicle and should always be properly stand. The distance the rear brake lever moves from
adjusted.The distance that the end of the f ront brake the start of braking to when the rear wheel just feels
lever moves from the start of braking to the time when the brake dragging is called the rear brake lever free
the f ront wheel just feels thebrake dragging is called stroke.
the f ront brake free stroke. Rear brake lever free st roke should be:10-20mm
Measure the distance that the end of the front brake
lever can travel.Free stroke should be: 10-20mm

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OPERATION GUIDE

a. Left Handlebar Control Assy

1 High/Low Beam Switch 2 Turn Signal Switch 3 Horn Button

Up position, high beam on; Turn to left, left turn signal on; Press, horn on;
Down position, low beam on. Turn to right, right turn signal on. Release, horn off.

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b. Right Handlebar Control Assy

1 2

1 Mode Switch
The vehicle provides three ride
modes: 1 eco, 2 normal, 3 sport.
Position Right for Mode 1;
Position Middle for Mode 2;
R Position Left for Mode 3.

3 Forward and Reverse Switch

2 Parking Switch
Gently press the “Forward and Reverse Switch” R twice, the Mode
When the parking switch is pressed to the Number on the dash switches to F, and the vehicle enters Forward
up position, the vehicle enters parking state, Mode, gently twist the throttle to push the vehicle forward; press
and the parking indicator (P) illuminates; again to switch to R, and the vehicle enters Reverse Mode, press
When the parking switch is pressed to the and hold the R switch and gently twist the throttle to reverse the
down position, the READY indicator illuminates, vehicle; then press the switch and the dash displays Mode Number
and the vehicle exits parking state. and the vehicle returns to normal Forward Mode.

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c. Intelligent Remote Control Operation

CPX is equipped with second generation SOCO Intelligent Remote Control, with a press of the button, you
can lock or unlock the vehicle within a 50-meter radius.

1. Keyless Start
After unlocking the vehicle via Intelligent Remote Control,
press the “POWER” button, power on, press again, power
off.

2. Unlock Button
Press “Unlock” button, the vehicle enters unlocked state.

3. Lock Button
When the vehicle is in a stationary state, press “Lock” button,
the vehicle enters locked state.

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OPERATION GUIDE

d. Mechanical Key

1. Start the vehicle with Mechanical Key 2. Steering Wheel Lock Operation
After unlocking the vehicle via Intelligent Remote
After parking the vehicle, turn the handlebar
Control, insert the key and turn the key to
to extreme left position. Insert the key to the
“ON” position, power on; turn the key to
steering wheel lock, press down the key and
“OFF” position, power off.
turn counterclockwise to lock the steering
N wheel.

OPE
Insert the key to the steering wheel lock,

STOP
press down the key and turn clockwise to

IGN

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IN
3. Open the Battery Compartment ENG unlock the steering wheel.

IT
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Insert the key and turn the key clockwise START
to unlock the battery compartment.
Press and hold the unlock button on the
Intelligent Remote Control for 3 seconds
under the power on state, when you hear
the beep, you can open the battery
compartment.

Insert the key, press it down and turn it counterclockwise.

Insert the key, and turn it counterclockwise.

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g. Air Circuit-breaker
The air circuit-breaker serves as the main power protection for the entire vehicle. When the vehicle circuit is abnormal or short
circuit causes the current to exceed the safety setting, the air circuit-breaker will automatically disconnect to ensure safety.

OFF

ON

TIPS: To ensure the safety of the vehicle and the user, please turn off the air circuit-breaker when washing the vehicle,
storing the vehicle for extended periods of time or taking out the battery pack

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RIDING GUIDE

a. Pre-ride Checklist
Before operating your CPX Smart Electric Scooter, check the following to ensure your own safety:

1 Check whether the handlebar is stable and flexible when turning.

2 Check whether the left and right handlebar controls work properly.
3 Check whether the throttle control works properly.
4 Make sure the tire pressure is within normal range. The suggested tire pressure is 175 kPa for the front tire, 200 kPa
(Single Person) or 225 kPa (Two Persons) for the rear tire.
5 Make sure that there are no cracks, damage, wear, foreign object puncture or adhesion on the tire surface.
6 Check trend depth of both tires is enough. If the tire is worn to the black shaded mark
on the diagram, it needs to be replaced.
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7 Check if any error warning sign illuminates on the dash when power on.
8 Check whether the battery capacity is suff icient for your trip.
9 Check whether all lights function properly.
10 Check whether horn function properly.
11 Check whether rearview mirrors are clean and
adjust them to appropriate angle.
12 Check whether brake fluid is sufficient, whether the
handlebar and brake system function properly.

If you have any questions, please contact SOCO Customer Service.

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RIDING GUIDE

b. Starting the vehicle

1 Put on the helmet. 2 Get on your CPX, retract the 3 Press “Unlock” button on the
side stand and center stand. intelligent remote control.

4 Press “Power” button on the 5 Press the “Parking” button, 6 Gently twist the throttle to
intelligent remote control.or apply the brake to unpark ride on the road.
insert the key into the keyhole the vehicle, parking indicator
and switch to "On" position. turns off.
Power on.

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RIDING GUIDE

TIPS：
1 Before riding, make sure the side and center stand are retracted, the handlebar is unlocked.

2 DON’T press “PARKING” button or kick out the kickstand while riding, as it will cut off the power
suddenly, which may cause unforeseen danger.

3 You can only start the vehicle when it’s in the stationary state. If an error occurs while riding, please
slide or push the vehicle to a safe area. Do not attempt to restart the vehicle while riding or in the driving
lane to avoid danger.

c. Riding Safety Tips

1 When the vehicle is starting, you should slowly accelerate in order to avoid excessive starting current
caused by instantaneous rapid acceleration and increased energy consumption.
2 Under the premise of ensuring safety, try to maintain a constant speed, reduce frequent start, brake,
instant acceleration, etc. to avoid increased energy consumption.
3 The maximum load for CPX is 180KG. Overloading is strictly prohibited.

4 When pushing the vehicle, please press the “Parking” button or switch to Forward Mode to prevent
accidents caused by sudden start of the vehicle due to unintentional turning of the throttle control.
5 Please cut off the power while parking, and remove the key or switch to Forward Mode.

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BATTERY USE INSTRUCTION

a. On-board Charging

1 Plug the charger into on-board charger socket.

2 Connect the charger to a power supply, and the indicator on the charger illuminates red during
normal charging.

3 Once the vehicle is fully charged, the indicator on the charger illuminates green.

Charging:
the indicator illuminates red.
Fully charged:
the indicator illuminates green.
Error:
the indicator flashes red and green
alternately

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b. Off-board Charging

1 Open the battery compartment, switch off

the air circuit-breaker and take out the
battery compartment cover.
2 Disconnect the battery pack main plug and
take the battery pack out of the vehicle.
3 Put the main plug of the charger into the
battery charging port, and then connect the
AC power plug to a power supply, the
indicator illuminates red while the battery
pack is being charged.

TIPS：
Pay attention to water damage, and prevent the battery pack from being exposed or submerged to water.
●Charging temperatures: 0 - 40℃, discharging temperature: -15 - 45 ℃.
●Charge the battery pack after using, if you plan on not riding the vehicle for a long time, please take the battery pack out of the vehicle.
●Forbidden to short-circuit the battery pack.
●Please prevent children from touching the battery pack and forbidden to throw it into the fire.
●Forbidden to impact or press strongly on the battery pack.
●Only charge the battery pack with the designated special charger. Do not use unapproved chargers to charge the battery pack.
●The battery pack and charger have been strictly inspected before leaving the factory, forbidden to disassemble the battery pack without
authorization.
●Do not park the vehicle indoors or in the hallway. Do not charge the vehicle indoors or in the hallway. The battery/vehicle should be kept
away from combustible materials when charging.
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c. Storage, Maintenance and Transportation

1 In case you plan on storing your battery pack for a long period of time, please disconnect the battery from the vehicle to
prevent it from over-discharging. Keep the battery in a dry, ventilated place and fully charge it with the charger
once every two months.
2 The battery pack and charger should be stored in a clean, dry and well-ventilated place and avoid contact with corrosive
substances, and be kept away from power, fire and heat sources.
3 Battery pack storage conditions: ambient temperature 0-25℃, ambient humidity ≤65%RH
4 To avoid electric shock, please cover the rubber plug of the vacant battery plug when using single battery pack.

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APP INSTRUCTIONS

CPX Smart Electric Motorcycle sup ports wireless communication, GPS, etc., which can connect the vehicle
withyour smart phone.
You can manage and check your vehicle using your smart phone through the SOCO App.
*Please note that some functions require wireless network and location function
Available on iOS and Android platforms, please check your smart phone operating system before installation.

iOS platform: App requires iOS 9.0 or later. Android platform: App requires Android 4.4 or later.

APP main features:

On-Board Diagnostics: Anti-theft System：

When the vehicle is ready to start , The vehicle will sound the alarm when an unauthorized
you can access the condition of the movement of the vehicle occurs. The app will notify the
vehicle by performing a one-button
examination. owner and start tracking the position of the vehicle.

Data Record： Social Networking：

Users can access the vehicle information, Users can make friends and build the community
battery level, distance travelled, tracking through the app and enjoy the fun of riding online
and other information through the APP. and offline.

The functions of SOCO APP may vary with version update, function upgrade and different vehicle types .Please refer to the actual content
of the latest version.

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MAINTENANCE

Regular maintenance can improve the service life and driving safety of CPX Smart Electric Scooter. It is
suggested that you take care of the vehicle following advices below:

a. General cleaning and maintenance

*Cleaning: Please use clear water and mild detergent to clean the vehicle, and use soft cloths and sponges to clean the
surface. Please do not use metal brushes, sandpapers etc. to prevent the parts surface from scratching. After cleaning,
dry it with a soft cloth.

*Storage: Please move the vehicle to a dry and cool indoor place, reduce exposure to sun and rain to avoid rust and
corrosion of parts, thereby prolong the service life of your vehicle.

b. Warnings

1 Please turn off the air-circuit breaker before cleaning.

2 Please do not use high-pressure washers to flush the vehicle directly, so as to avoid internal electrical parts and lines
being exposed to water intrusion and soaking, which may cause vehicle mechanical failure or other potential accidents.
3 Before long-term storage, please turn off the air-circuit breaker to cut the power supply and avoid over discharging, and
please charge the battery once a month.
4 After long term storage, please fully charge your vehicle before operating.

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COMMON PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING METHODS
a. FAQ and Troubleshooting

Errors Causes Solutions

No power, “start” 1. Battery is poorly connected 1. Please check if the main battery plug is properly connected
won't light up. 2. Air circuit breaker is not turned on 2. Turn on the Air circuit breaker

1. Low battery 1. Charge the battery

2. Kickstand is not retracted 2. Retract the kickstand
Twist the throttle, 3. Parking button is not switched off 3. Press the parking button to unpark
the motor won’t start. 4. Throttle fault 4. Replace the throttle
5. Controller connector is loose 5. Replug the controller connector
6. Controller fault 6. Replace the controller
7. Motor fault 7. Replace the motor

1. Low battery 1.Charge the battery

2. Flat tire 2. Please inflate the tires to normal pressure before riding
Speed is slow or 3. Overloading 3. Observe load limits
mileage is short. 4. Poor braking 4. Replace brake pads and check the brake system before riding
5. Battery aging or reaching end of life 5. Replace the battery

1 The charging plug is poorly connected. 1 Please check if the main plug is properly connected
Battery won’t charge
2 Did not use the correct charger 2 Please use SOCO designated charger
3 Battery aging or reaching end of life 3 Replace the battery

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COMMON PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING METHODS
b. Error Codes
Errors Causes Solution
Error 99 on Dash Controller communication fault Please contact customer service or dealer
Error 98 on Dash Controller stops working Please stop for a while and then start again
(possibly overcurrent, locked-rotor,
under voltage, overtemperature)

Error 97 on Dash Controller power transistor fault Please contact customer service or dealer
Error 96 on Dash Controller Hall sensor fault Please contact customer service or dealer
Error 95 on Dash Controller throttle fault Please check the throttle wiring or contact customer service or dealer
Error 94 on Dash Battery communication fault Please check the charging port connection, or contact customer
service or dealer
Error 93 on Dash Charging overcurrent Please stop charging, and check the charger
Error 92 on Dash Charging overvoltage Please stop charging, and check the charger
Error 91 on Dash Battery at high temperature Please stop charging/riding wait until the battery temperature drops
before attempting to ride
Error 90 on Dash Discharging overcurrent If it keeps showing Error 90, please stop riding and wait for a moment
Error 89 on Dash Low temperature charging Please take out the battery and charge it in a warm indoor place
Error 88 on Dash Low temperature discharging Please take the vehicle or battery to a warm indoor place, and wait
for a moment
Error 87 on Dash Internet connection fault Please move the vehicle to an open area, or contact customer service
or dealer
Error 86 on Dash GPS connection fault Please move the vehicle to an open area, or contact customer service
or dealer
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COMMON PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING METHODS
c. Battery Troubleshooting

Status Errors Causes Solutions

Before using The battery has no power, no Low battery Charge the battery.
response when starting the vehicle

When riding with low power, Low battery, low voltage protection, Charge the battery.
In use normal phenomenon
power off occurs when battery
level drops below 10%

In use Error 88 on Dash Low temperature discharging Please move the vehicle to a warm
indoor place, and wait for a moment
In use Error 90 on Dash Discharging overcurrent If it keeps showing Error 90, please
stop riding and wait for a moment
In use Error 91 on Dash High discharge temperature Please stop riding, switch off the air
circuit-breaker and wait for a moment

In use Error 94 on Dash Battery communication fault Please check the charging port
connection or contact customer
service or dealer

In use Overnight or next day, the ECU, controller, alarm electrical Operate as normal
dash shows a drop in power components will drain the battery.
Normal phenomenon

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COMMON PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING METHODS
Status Errors Causes Solutions
In use The mileage is different Official Mileage is the one in a If you have any questions, please
from official data special environment and condition, contact customer service or dealer
and is related to road conditions,
weather, temperature, wind
resistance, load capacity and other
factors
Storage Start the vehicle, Battery has been stored for too Charge the battery. If it can’t be charged,
“Power" not on long, power is used up please contact customer service or dealer

Charging Error 89 on Dash Low temperature charging Take out the battery and charge it in
a warm indoor place

Charging Error 92 on Dash Charging overvoltage Please stop charging, and check the charger

Charging The charger heats up Charging process of the charger

during charging internal current is high and will
generate a lot of heat, the metal Operate as normal, and use the
charger in a dry, ventilated place
housing can effectively dissipate
heat, which will lead to a higher
temperature of the housing
Battery The battery does not work The vehicle is rained on, soaked Stop using. Please contact customer
flooded properly and the vehicle in water, waded too deep in water, service or dealer
water cannot be started causing battery flooded water
Battery The battery has been Battery shell damage caused by Stop using. Please contact customer
shell broken impacted or dropped, the use of the vehicle service or dealer
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Download App Bind your vehicle

请粘贴
二维码或条形码

Android iOS

Available on iOS and Android platforms, please check your smart phone operating system before installation.
iOS platform: App requires iOS 9.0 or later.
Android platform: App requires Android 4.4 or later.

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CHECK LIST RANGE 1000 2500 5000 7500 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 Torque
KM KM KM KM KM KM KM KM KM

Brake fluid

Tire pressure and wear

Front and rear brake shoes wear

Front and rear brake discs wear

Front axle nut fastening 59N.m

Rear flat fork nut fastening 54N.m

Motor nut and retainer bolt fastening 120N.m

Front and rear shock bolt fastening F.30N.m/ R.54N.m

Steering column locking nut 60N.m
Front disc brake bracket fastening
(with threadlocker) 26N.m

Front brake disc fastening

42N.m
(with threadlocker)

Rear disc brake bracket fastening

26N.m
(with threadlocker)

Rear brake disc fastening

42N.m
(with threadlocker)

Battery

Note: Check the lithium battery balance by BMS reading and manual measurement. www.supersoco.com
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Manufacturer:Yanaka (Xuzhou) New Energy Locomotive Co., Ltd.
Address: Accessories Park, Hi-tech Industrial Development Zone, Changdian Town, Fengxian County,
Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China
Assembly plant: Changzhou Kwang Yang Motor Co.,Ltd.
Address: No.10 Lvtang Road, New North District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China

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