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CE regulations
☞Note:
This vehicle corresponds to the re-
spective demands of the EC-direc-
tive 93/42 EWG.
However, the possibility of interfer-
ence from high-frequency radiation
from other electrical equipment can-
not be excluded.
High-frequency radiation exists in the
proximity of, for example, radar and
broadcasting stations, all types of ra-
dio sets and radio telephones. Stop
the SCOOTER and switch it off imme-
diately if it reacts in an uncontrolled
manner or causes interference to oth-
er electronic devices.
☞Note:
The SCOOTER can disturb highly
sensitive, electromagnetic fields of
other electronic devices, as for ex-
ample antitheft devices in stores.
The connection of other electrical de-
vices can also cause malfunctions.
!Attention:
Generally do not operate the
SCOOTER within the direct sur-
rounding of medical devices with
a high hazard potential and/or life
retaining function as well as diag-
nostic equipment.
Contact your insurance office first.
There you will receive an insurance
licence plate (moped plate), which is
to be attached to the rear panel with
two screws.
Such equipped SCOOTER is then to be
presented to the local vehicle admis-
sion office. The operation permission
certificate will be checked there for
compliance with the SCOOTER and
stamped.
The application of the operating per-
mit depends on the respective vehicle
admission office.
In general it is sufficient to send the
operating permit certificate of con-
formity to the local vehicle admission
office to apply for the operating per-
mit.
The stamped operating permit is then
sent back.
A previous clarifying telephone con-
versation can save unnecessary er-
rands. Afterwards the SCOOTER may
be driven in public traffic according to
the Straßenverkehrsordenung (StVO =
German road traffic regulations, resp.
StVZO = German road traffic permit
regulations).
☞Note:
Any change to the thus admitted
SCOOTER leads to an expiry of the
operating permit.
