Razor XLR8R Manuel utilisateur

Specifications subject to change without notice.

Photos by Arthur Cambridge.

Razor USA LLC

Cerritos, California 90703

www.razor.com

IMPORTANT NOTICES

The Razor electric scooter must reach a speed of three miles per hour before the motor

will engage.

Ride only on smooth hard and dry surfaces. The Razor was not intended for off-road or

hilly terrain. Use caution when approaching curbs, uneven pavement, potholes or

similar conditions. Avoid water. The tires are extremely slippery when wet. You could

lose traction and fall.

The Razor is designed for only one rider. Do not attempt to ride with more than one person

or attempt to tow anything behind your scooter.

Not recommended for children under 16 without adult supervision.

Maximum weight capacity on flat and level ground: 120 pounds.

WARNING: Intermittent motor operation is an indication of low charge. When this occurs,

turn the unit off and charge the battery.

Be sure to read and understand this manual thoroughly before operating your scooter.

Additional warnings enclosed.

To obtain service under this warranty you must, within the warranty period, contact Razor

USA LLC directly by e-mail at warranty@ razorusa.com. Razor will provide repair parts

and or replacement at its sole discretion. Authorized warranty service is ONLY available

from Razor USA LLC or its authorized Repair Center(s).

Owner’s Manual

+ Safety Handbook

The Razor electric scooter must reach a

speed of 3 miles per hour before the motor

will engage.

Read and understand this manual prior to use

Make sure the XLR8R battery is fully charged. DO NOT CHARGE

FOR MORE THAN 15 HOURS.

Make sure the XLR8R is properly installed. (See the Attaching the

XLR8R Motor to Your Scooter section in this manual).

Make sure the scooter is in good working condition and the rear-

wheel brake is functional.

Use only in accordance with local laws.

Never exceed the maximum weight of 120 pounds on a XLR8R-

powered scooter.

Never let more than one child at a time on a XLR8R-powered

scooter.

Never tow anything with a XLR8R-powered scooter.

Never apply pressure to the rear brake while the XLR8R motor is

engaged.

DO NOT use an XLR8R-powered scooter in wet, snowy, or icy

conditions.

Avoid spraying the XLR8R Motor with water to clean it. Moisture

inside the XLR8R case could cause electrical shorts and/or

corrosion to electrical components.

KEEP WHEELS FRESH, IF WORN OUT, REPLACE

IMMEDIATELY.

Worn wheels directly affect the performance of your drive system.

Attaching the XLR8R Motor to Your Scooter

Attaching the XLR8R Motor to your scooter involves two steps: (1)

installing the Mounting Bracket and (2) attaching the XLR8R

Motor to the Mounting bracket.

Installing the Mounting Bracket

To install the Mounting Bracket, Use only with Scooters without

shocks or suspension springs.

1. Slip the Mounting Bracket's fork slot onto the front of the

scooter's fork

Note: If your scooter has a strap ring on the leading edge of its

front fork, you should be able to see the ring through the small

window in the mounting bracket

Aligning the fork to the bracket

2. Using the screws and plate provided, securely fasten the

Mounting Bracket to the scooter's steering tube. Note that it is

helpful to alternately tighten each screw a little at a time so that

the plate is square with the bracket.

Installing the screws and tightening the clamps.

Attaching the XLR8R Motor

To attach the XLR8R Motor to the Mounting bracket,

1. Grasp the scooter's handle with one hand and the XLR8R's

handle in the other hand, and place one foot on the scooter's

deck.

2. Slip the peg slots, which are located on either side of the

XLR8R Motor, onto the mounting pegs, which are located on

either side of the mounting bracket.

Attaching the motor

3. Insert the handle hooks into the mounting slots and press the

handle downward until it comes in contact with the XLR8R Motor

housing.

4. Attach the Power Control to the scooter's handlebars by first

placing the steerer tube clip around the steering tube and then

sliding the Power Control up until the handlebar clip attaches onto

the handlebar. Then plug the power cord into the XLR8R Motor

cord. Make sure the plug is fully inserted. A partially inserted plug

may cause erratic operation.

Attaching the power control

Final connection of the wiring (right)

Charging the Battery

The XLR8R Motor comes with a 12V battery. The unit can be

charged on the scooter or it can be removed from the scooter

during the recharging process.

warranty and may damage the battery or cause a fire hazard. Do

not use the XLR8R charger to charge anything other than the

XLR8R battery. Stop using the charger if its wires become worn or

damaged in any way. Replace the charger with a new XLR8R

battery charger.

To operate the XLR8R motor

1. Turn the XLR8R's power switch to the On position.

2. Grasp the scooter's handlebars firmly.

3. Position one foot on the scooter's deck.

4. Pull the XLR8R trigger switch. DO NOT USE THE BRAKE

AND TRIGGER AT THE SAME TIME.

5. Using your other foot, give a strong push so as to propel the

scooter at a rate of 3 mph.

Note that the XLR8R motor will not engage until the scooter is

traveling 3 mph. This approach extends battery run time, prolongs

motor life, and enables children to learn to start off on a XLR8R

powered scooter more easily.

Note: If the XLR8R does not turn on,

1. Check to see that the battery is charged

2. Check to make sure the battery is connected inside the case.

3. Check to make sure the power switch is in the on position.

WARNING: Do not allow the XLR8R to “run on” if the drive

system slips on the wheel and forward speed has slowed or

stopped. Release the trigger before you come to a stop when

slowiing down. DO NOT USE THE BRAKE AT THE SAME TIME

AS THE TRIGGER.

Charger port and on/off switch

The battery must be fully charged before initial use.

Initial charging time on the XLR8R battery may be a few minutes

to up to 8 hours. Only charge the battery indoors in a dry location.

WARNING: The battery charger is not intended for use by

children. The XLR8R battery should always be charged by an

adult. Children should be kept away from the battery and charger

during the charging process. Only use XLR8R-brand battery

packs. Do not disassemble, incinerate or dispose of the battery in

fire. Dispose of used battery properly. There is a danger of

explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. The battery may

present a risk of fire or chemical burn if mistreated.

CAUTION: Do not charge the XLR8R battery in wet

conditions. Only use the battery charger that accompanies your

XLR8R Motor. Use of any other charger voids the XLR8R

WARNING: Intermittent motor operation is an indication of

low charge. When this occurs, turn the unit off and charge the

battery.

Maintenance of Your XLR8R Motor

Your XLR8R Motor contains no user-serviceable parts. Never

attempt to service your XLR8R by yourself. Servicing or modifying

any of the XLR8R's internal components by yourself may damage

the XLR8R and will void your warranty. Service by anyone other

than the XLR8R service center will void the warranty agreement.

WARNING: Intermittent motor operation may be an

indication of low charge. When this occurs, turn the unit off and

charge the battery.

Removing the XLR8R

PUSH THE RELEASE BUTTON AS SHOWN IN THE PHOTO

BELOW TO RELEASE THE LATCH MECHANSIM. FAILURE

TO USE THE RELEASE BUTTON MAY DAMAGE THE LATCH.

LATCH DAMAGE DUE TO IMPROPER USE IS NOT

COVERED UNDER THE XLR8R WARRANTY.

Push button to release the lever (arrow)

XLR8R Motor Limited Warranty

General Terms

Commencing on the date of purchase, your XLR8R Motor has a

60-day (the "Warranty Period") Limited Warranty, which covers the

XLR8R against defects in materials, components, and

workmanship. This Limited Warranty applies only to the original

consumer and is not transferable to any other person. This

warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have

other rights, which may vary from state to state.

Exclusive Remedies

This Limited Warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of any

components of the XLR8R Motor found to be defective within the

Warranty Period. Some states do not allow limits on how long an implied

warranty lasts so the above limit may not apply to you.

The manufacturer is not liable for incidental or consequential loss or

damage due directly or indirectly from the use of this product. Some

states do not allow exclusions or limitations of incidental or consequential

damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

This Limited Warranty is the only warranty for your XLR8R Motor. No

other warranties exist that extend beyond the description on the face

hereof.

Limitations

The XLR8R Motor is designed for recreational use only. This warranty

does not cover ordinary wear and tear or maintenance. Any damage,

failure or loss caused by improper assembly, maintenance, use, or

storage of the XLR8R Motor by an party voids this Limited Warranty.

Failure to comply with the instructions and safety information in the

owner's manual voids this Warranty. Any evidence of consumer repair

voids this Warranty.

Warranty Service

If your XLR8R Motor requires service due to a defect in material or

workmanship during the Limited Warranty period, contact Razor USA via

our website: www.razor.com or via e-mail: [email protected]

If you require Warranty service, you will be responsible for paying for the

entire cost of shipping your XLR8R to the service center. You must

include within the package your name, address, daytime telephone

number, and a receipt showing the date of purchase.

SB 1918 (California) declaration:

YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS

INVOLVING THE USE OF THIS SCOOTER. TO DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS

PROVIDED, YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY ORAGENT.

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