Fortunati GPad Lite Manuel utilisateur
User Manual
Electric Kick Scooter
GPad Lite I GPad Lite Max
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Congratulations on your new e-scooter!
Before using your GPad scooter for the first time, please read this user manual to guarantee safe
assembly and operation. It will help you stay safe and keep your scooter in good working order.
GPad scooters can be used by adults and children of 14 years or more. Please read the Warnings section
of this manual to see if any limitations or restrictions apply to you.
Before using the scooter for the first time, make sure to also check the instructions for its safe use,
maintenance, charging, storage and disposal.
Save the planet –ride a GPad scooter to make our cities less congested and polluted.
The GPad scooter is a means of transportation that you may want to use on your way to work, school,
nearby grocery store, or any other destination. By leaving your car at home, you help to make our cities
better places to live. Before entering traffic, please practice in a safe area. Please check the local
regulations for scooters and helmets and follow the law.
Happy riding!
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1. In the Box
Right
Left
Charger Input
Throttle
Electric brake
ON/OFF
Unlock lever
Mechanical brake
Headlight
Bell
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2. Handlebar Assembly
1. The package contains two handlebar grips. Attach the two grips by screwing them into the
handlebar. NB! Make sure to fit the correct one to each side.
2. Adjust the display, throttle, and brake lever angle: loosen the screws of the display and brake levers
using the hex keys included in the package. Then adjust until the levers reach horizontal position.
NB! Do not use force. Take care not to damage the cable connections of the display and the brake
lever.
3. Before operating the scooter, check all the components carefully to make sure that the steering is
correctly fixed as described above and fully functional.
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3. Folding Step by Step
Unfolding
1. Place the scooter on the floor and pull the
unlock lever (1)
2. Slowly lift the handlebar (2)
3. The scooter is in its riding position when
the rod clicks into its nest
4. Make sure the unlock lever is back in
locked position.
Folding
1. Pull the unlock lever outward (1)
2. Lower the handlebar slowly downwards
(2)
3. The scooter is in its folded position when
the rod clicks into its nest
4. Make sure the unlock lever is back in
locked position.
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4. Charging
1. Remove the charging port cover
2. Plug the adapter into the charging port
3. Plug the adapter into the mains outlet
4. Check the indicator light on the charger: red –charging, green –full
5. Remove the charger from the charging port and the mains when full
6. Replace the charging port cover.
NB! Do not leave the scooter unattended while charging. Charge in a dry place, preferably at
room temperature. Read more about charging in the How to Charge section.
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5. ON/OFF and Display Menu
To activate the scooter, press and
hold the ON/OFF button.
To change gears, use the Gear Up
and Gear Down buttons.
To select display options, press
the ON/OFF button for 1 second.
You can choose between:
•ODO –total distance,
•DIS –last trip distance,
•TIME –duration of trip,
•RPM –rotation speed,
•VOL –battery voltage.
To change the settings of the
scooter, press and hold the gear
up and gear down buttons
simultaneously
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6. Scooter Status and Settings
The main view of the display shows the battery indicator, speedometer, gear (1–3), and the odometer or
another option picked by the user. The display is equipped with a backlight.
If the battery level is low, stop riding, turn off the scooter, and fully recharge the battery. Riding the scooter
with a low battery level causes the scooter performance to fall and decreases its acceleration, speed, and
braking efficiency. It also reduces the lifetime of the battery.
Four icons are not visible in normal circumstances but appear under failure conditions:
–Top row: brake failure, motor failure, handle failure. Try restarting the scooter. If it does not resolve the
issue, contact the customer service.
–Second row: system failure. In the event of a system failure, stop using the scooter immediately and
contact the customer service.
To access the settings, press and hold the Gear Up and Gear Down buttons simultaneously. Then press
the ON/OFF button to browse the settings. Adjust with Up and Down buttons. To exit the settings, press
and hold the Up and Down buttons simultaneously.
Available settings: P01: Units; P02: Cruise control on/off; P03: Zero-start with the throttle on/off; P04: Tire
size in inches.
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7. Light
A LED light is located in front of the T-bar. To switch it on or off, press the button above it. Using the light
is recommended when riding in the dark or under poor visibility.
8. Brakes
The electric front brake lever is located on the left handlebar. The rear wheel cover functions as the
emergency foot brake. Use either or both brakes to stop the scooter. To prevent accidents, avoid using the
electric front brake while turning and on slippery roads. As with other devices, faster speeds require longer
braking distances. Sudden braking on low-traction surfaces could lead to wheel slips or falls. Be cautious
and always keep a safe distance between you and other people or vehicles when riding.NB! We
recommend using both brakes simultaneously to brake sharply or when riding downhill. The electronic
brake does not function when using the scooter with the motor OFF. Use the emergency brake instead.
9. Warnings and Recommendations
•The e-scooter is an electric vehicle that requires periodic charging to operate.
•The e-scooter must be used and operated safely and prudently, adhering to all applicable limitations
and requirements.
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•Your local regulations may classify the e-scooter as a motorized vehicle. When using the e-scooter,
you must follow all applicable laws (including, without limitation, those applicable to traffic,
pedestrians, parking, and charging), including any helmet laws in your country.
•Before each use, the rider should carry out a basic safety check on the e-scooter, including checking
for: (i) any warning signals present; (ii) sufficient battery charge; (iii) safe operation in any direction;
and (iv) any sign of damage or other obvious problems. The rider must not ride the e-scooter if there
are any noticeable issues and must notify the authorized after-sale service about the problems.
•The e-scooter is a recreational transporter. To master it, you need practice.
•The manufacturer, distributor, or seller are not responsible for any injury, damage or death caused by
the rider’s inexperience or failure to follow the instructions, warnings and recommendations in this
manual.
•Understand that you can reduce the risks by following all the instructions and warnings in this manual,
but you cannot eliminate them entirely. Remember that whenever you ride the e-scooter, you risk
injury or death, or damage to property from loss of control, collisions, and other accidents.
•For your own safety, you should always wear appropriate protective gear when riding the e-scooter.
EU-approved helmet must be worn at all times. The helmet needs to be correctly sized, fitted, and
fastened according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Hand, elbow, knee, and other protections are
recommended. Rider assumes all risk related to not wearing a helmet or other protective gear.
•Do not wear loose or hanging clothing, shoelaces, etc., that can get caught in the wheels of the e-
scooter.
•Wearing comfortable clothes or sportswear is recommended.
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