Schwinn S650 Manual

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Table of ConTenTs
Section 1 ......Technical Information ................ page 3
Section 2 ......Safety Guidelines ................... page 4-7
Section 3 ......Basic Assembly ..................... page 8-9
Section 4 ......Repair and Maintenance ..............page 10-33
Section 5 ......Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) ..... page 34-35
Section 6 ......Pre-Ride Checklist .................. page 36-37
section 1 - TeCHnICal  InfoRMaTIon
300 series 
scooter 4.0 series 
scooter 400 series 
scooter
Minimum Rider 
age 13 years old
13 years old13 years old
Maximum Rider 
Weight 180 lbs
(82 kg) 180 lbs
(82 kg) 240 lbs
(109 kg)
Maximum 
speed* Up to 12 mph 
(19 km/h) Up to 12 mph 
(19 km/h) Up to 15 mph 
(24 km/h)
Max Range* 7 miles
(11 km) 7 miles
(11 km) 8 miles
(13 km)
battery 24V 10Ah
SLA 24V 10Ah
SLA 24V 10Ah
SLA
Charging time** 6-8 hours6-8 hours6-8 hours
500CD series  scooter 650CD series 
scooter 750CD series 
scooter 900CD series 
scooter
Minimum Rider 
age 13 years old
13 years old13 years old13 years old
Maximum Rider 
Weight 240 lbs
(109 kg) 260 lbs
(118 kg) 260 lbs
(118 kg) 260 lbs
(118 kg)
Maximum 
speed* Up to 15 mph 
(24 km/h) Up to 15 mph 
(24 km/h) Up to 15 mph 
(24 km/h) Up to 15 mph 
(24 km/h)
Max Range* 8 miles
(13 km) 12 miles
(19 km) 12 miles
(19 km) 12 miles
(19 km)
battery 24V 10Ah
SLA 24V 12Ah
SLA 24V 12Ah
SLA 24V 12Ah
SLA
Charging time** 6-8 hours8-10 hours 8-10 hours8-10 hours
*Maximum range and speed varies based on rider weight and terrain.
**Charge time is based on new batteries charged with a standard charger.
Please Do noT ReTURn
THIs ITeM T o THe sToRe. 
For questions or assistance on assembly contact Currie Technologies
® Customer Service toll free
(800) 377-4532
Monday - Friday 
8:00 am - 4:00 pm (PST)
OR
Consult the trouble shooting guide of the owner’s manual or  visit our website at www.CurrieTech.com
IMPoRT anT - Activate your warranty by registering your new Currie 
Technologies
® product within 10 days of purchase by visiting our website at 
www.CurrieTech.com.
Retain this manual along with the original sales receipt. Record the 
product serial number (s/n), place of purchase and date of purchase 
below.
Model name : __________________________________________
s/n : __________________________________________________
Place of Purchase : ______________________________________
Date of Purchase : _______________________________________
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never operate this product without proper training 
or instructions. 
Children under 13 years old should never operate these 
scooters. Rider age does not necessarily mean that they are qualified to\
 
operate this product. A parent should never allow this product to be used by 
an individual not having the ability, coordination, maturity, skills and strength 
to operate it safely and in a controlled manner.
Maximum rider weight is 180 lbs, (82 kg) for the 300 and 
4.0 series scooters, 240 lbs. (109 kg) for the 400 and 500CD series scooters 
and 260 lbs. (118 kg) for the 650CD, 750CD and 900CD series scooters; 
never exceed it. Rider weight does not necessarily mean that they are 
qualified to operate this product.
Never modify this product through improper installation, 
modification of existing parts or use of non-authorized accessories. Doi\
ng so 
may result in denied warranty claims.
Adults must assist children in the initial adjustment procedures to unfo\
ld 
scooter, adjust handlebar and steering to height, and finally to fold scooter. 
Check and secure all fasteners before every ride. Before every ride, mak\
e 
sure the “Easy Fold Handlebar Hinge” is in the fully upright posit\
ion. Be sure 
the locking pin is fully engaged and the quick release lever is in the “\
closed” 
position.
Check and secure all fasteners before every ride.
This product is designed to be used by only one person at a time. Never 
carry passengers or allow more than one person to use this product at a 
time.
Always wear an approved helmet that fits and is worn properly with the 
chinstrap securely buckled when using this product. Wear shoes when 
using this product, never operate this product barefoot or in sandals as\
 this 
increases the risk of injury. Also wear knee pads, elbow pads, eye protection 
(goggles or face shield), gloves, boots, long sleeved shirt or jacket \
and long 
pants. 
Always keep both hands on the handlebars (hand grips) and both feet on\
 the 
footboard during operation.
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section 2 - safeTY GUIDelInes
lIMIT aTIons of safeTY  anD WaRnInG noTICes
This owner’s manual includes important safety 
guidelines and maintenance instructions. Failure to 
read, understand and follow the instructions in this 
manual may lead to serious injury or even death.
InsURanCe noTICe
Your insurance policies may not provide coverage for accidents 
involving the use of this electric scooter. To determine if coverage 
is provided, you should contact your insurance company or agent.
 
»This product is intended for use under adult supervision only. Even 
under adult supervision serious injuries or even death can occur.
 
»Always ride within your capabilities and use common sense, do 
not ride at night. You are using this product at your own risk. Never 
operate this product at a speed which is too fast for your skills. 
Always drive at low speed on dusty surfaces.
 
»This product is not intended, designed or licensed for roadway 
use. This product is intended for use outdoors and on a private, 
closed course only. Ride only on dry, smooth, solid paved surfaces 
without motor vehicle traffic. Never use this product on roadways 
(paved, gravel or dirt), sidewalks, driveways, parking lots near motor\
 
vehicles, on or near steep inclines or steps, swimming pools or other 
bodies of water. 
 
»This product is not regulated by transportation regulations (that is, 
Department of Transportation (DOT) or state law).
 
»Obey all local traffic and scooter riding laws and regulations. The 
laws and ordinances vary greatly from municipality to municipality. 
It is your responsibility to know and abide by your local restrictions. 
We recommend you contact your local police or Department of 
Motor Vehicles to find out about any special laws or rules governing 
the use of this product where you live. 
 
»Do not ride at night.
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sT aRTInG
1. Turn the power switch to the “ON” position
2. Place one foot on the deck with both hands on the handlebars.
3. Slowly twist the throttle to operate the motor.
4. Place the other foot on the deck once you have properly balanced yoursel\
f.
ba TTeRY CHaRGeR
The charger and charger port should be regularly inspected for damage 
(cord, plug, enclosure, etc.). If damage is found stop using the charg\
er until it 
can repaired or replaced.
The charger is not a toy and should be kept out of reach children at all\
 times.
Always disconnect the charger from the wall outlet and the charger port \
on 
the scooter when not using it.
Do not charge your battery for more than 24 hours at one time.
Avoid excessive speed associated with downhill riding. Always drive slowly 
and pay extra attention when operating on unfamiliar terrain. Always be alert 
to changing terrain conditions when operating this product. Never operat\
e on 
excessively rough, slippery or loose terrain.
Avoid sharp bumps, drainage grates, and sudden surface changes. Scooter 
may suddenly stop. Always check for obstacles before operating in a new 
area. Never attempt to operate over large obstacles, such as large rocks\
 or 
fallen trees.
Watch out for pedestrians
Replace worn or broken parts immediately. Do not use this product until worn 
or broken parts have been replaced by a qualified mechanic.
Practice turning at low speeds before attempting to turn at faster speed\
s. Do 
not turn at excessive speed as this could increase the risk of injury.
Do not ride with headphones. They mask traffic sounds and emergency 
vehicle sirens, distract you from concentrating on what is going on arou\
nd 
you, and their wires can tangle in the moving parts of the scooter, causing 
you to lose control.
Do not do stunts, wheelies, jumps or any other type of dangerous riding.\
 
They can cause severe injury to you and damage your scooter.
Do not lean the scooter excessively as this may allow parts of the scoot\
er to 
contact the ground and may result in lose of control, damage to the scoo\
ter 
or injury to rider.
Do not touch the motor or brakes as they can become hot from use.
WeT Wea
THeR RIDInG
This product is not meant for use in the water (damp roads, puddles, ra\
in, 
streams, etc.) or in wet weather. Never immerse this product in water as the 
electrical and brake systems may be damaged. Avoid streets and surfaces 
with water, sand gravel, dirt, leaves, and other debris. Wet weather impairs 
traction, braking and visibility. Do  not allow hands, feet, hair, body parts, clothing, or similar articles to 
come in contact with moving parts, wheels or drivetrain, while the motor\
 is 
running.
Make sure that the areas that the scooter is to be used in is safe and s\
uitable 
for safe operation.
Make sure that all safety labels are in place and understood by the ride\
r. No 
passengers are allowed on the scooter 
 
Make sure that any and all axle guards, chain guards, or other covers or\
 
guards supplied with the scooter are in place and in good working condit\
ion.  
Make sure that tires are in good condition, inflated properly, and have 
sufficient tread remaining.
Persons with following conditions are cautioned not to operate the scoot\
er: •Those with heart conditions
•Pregnant women
•Those with head, back, or neck ailments, or prior surgeries to those  
areas of the body
•Those with any mental or physical conditions that may make them 
susceptible to injury or impair their physical dexterity or mental capac\
ities 
to recognize, understand and perform all of the safety instructions and \
to 
be able to assume the hazards inherent in operating the scooter.
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2. Install the front wheel (certain models will have the front wheel 
already installed) being sure to properly install the safety washers. 
Align the front wheel in the fork and tighten the axle nuts. Wait until 
after you have installed the handlebars to connect the front brake (if 
your scooter is so equipped).
3. Install the handlebars onto the stem, align and tighten.
4. Unfold the stem hinge. Be sure the locking pin is fully engaged and 
close the quick release lever. 
5. The brake(s) come pre-assembled from the factory (some scooters 
have one brake while others have two brakes). However, you need 
to check to make sure it is connected and operating properly. Test 
the brake lever(s) by squeezing it. It should stop the wheel(s) easi\
ly 
and NOT come in contact with the handlebar. If the brake lever(s) 
needs adjusting, refer to pages 19-20 for instructions. If the brake(s) 
does not work properly, DO NOT RIDE THE SCOOTER. Call 
Customer Service at 1-800-377-4532 for further assistance.
6. Install the seat assembly, if so desired, by fully sliding the seat 
tube into the frame and securing the pinch bolt. If the seat tube is 
equipped with an indexing pin be sure to align this properly with the 
frame.
7. Install the seat onto the seat tube if not already done and align 
saddle angle and tilt and tighten accordingly.
8. Remove the battery charger from its box. Make sure the power 
switch on the scooter is in the “OFF” position. Connect the charge\
r 
to the scooter first then plug the charger into the wall socket. Allow 
the batteries to charge a full 6-10 hours (depending on the size of 
batteries) before first use. Refer to page 17 for complete Battery 
Care instructions
9. Before every ride, test the throttle with the power switch  in 
the “OFF” position. Twist the throttle, it should twist easily and 
immediately spring back to the starting position when you release 
it. If the throttle does not work properly, DO NOT RIDE THE 
SCOOTER. Call Customer Service at 1-800-377-4532 for further 
assistance.
10. Check tire pressure and inflate to the pressure recommended on the 
tire sidewall as necessary.
Adults must assist children in the initial adjustment 
procedures to unfold scooter, adjust handlebar and steering to height, and 
finally to fold scooter. Before you ride the scooter, make sure you have 
tightened all parts. Riding with a loose handlebar, front wheel, brake, seat 
assembly, etc. may cause a rider to fall, possibly damaging the scooter and 
causing serious injury.
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section 3 - basIC asseMbl Y & seT -UP
IMPoRT anT: Some adult assembly required. Before using your scooter 
please be sure to read and follow the basic assembly, set-up and operating 
instructions. Following these instructions will help insure safe riding.\
Tools ReqUIReD:
Listed below are the tools you may need to assemble and adjust your 
Electro-Drive™ scooter depending on model:
sTePs foR basIC  asseMblY
1. Remove scooter from carton. Remove all of the packaging materials  
from the scooter.
• 10mm box wrench
• 13mm box wrench
• 15mm box wrench
• 17mm cone wrench
• 4mm hex key wrench
• 5mm hex key wrench
• 6mm hex key wrench
• Phillips screwdriver
• Bicycle tire pump
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oPPInG
1. To slow down or come to a stop, allow the throttle to completely return t\
o its 
“zero speed” position
2. Squeeze the brake lever(s) on the handlebar to come to a safe stop. (\
Note: It 
is not necessary to skid the wheel in order to slow or stop the scooter)\
 
Skidding the wheel can damage the wheel and is not 
covered by the warranty!
sT oRInG YoUR  sCooTeR
1. When you are not using the scooter, turn the power switch to the 
“OFF” position.
2. Always be sure to fully charge batteries (6-10 hours depending on 
battery size) at least every 30 days.
3. Plug the charger into the scooter then plug the charger into the wall 
outlet. Do not charge your battery for more than 24 hours at one 
time.
5 MInUTe sleeP  MoDe
Scooters are equipped with a 5 minute sleep mode. If no activity is detected 
after 5 minutes the scooter will go into stasis mode to conserve the batteries. 
To restart, cycle the power switch Off then On. 
Never store your scooter in Sleep Mode as battery power will still be us\
ed by 
the scooter. Always be sure to turn the power switch to the “OFF” position.
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3. Open the stem hinge to 
access the steerer bolt 
(6mm Allen Bolt or 13mm 
Hex Bolt). 
4.   Loosely tighten the steerer 
bolt. The stem is held in 
position with the expander 
bolt and wedge. 
5. Slide the QR retention pin 
(silver) sideways (Ref Photo 
A). Close the stem hinge 
(Ref Photo B).
Photo A
Photo B
1. Insert the stem into the 
steerer tube. Be sure 
to insert stem past the 
“Minimum Insertion Mark”.
s ection 4 - ReP aIR & MaInTenanCe
IMPoRTanT: Some adult assembly required.
HanDlebaR asseMbl Y anD aDjUsTMenT
Electro-Drive™ scooters are equipped with an folding stem hinge. Take care 
not to pinch your hands or fingers in the hinge when you are folding and\
 
locking the handlebar in place. Additionally be careful not to pinch or crimp 
the brake and throttle cables in the hinge whenever you fold the stem hi\
nge.
Photo B
2. Open the stem quick release 
(QR) lever (Ref Photo A) 
and rotate it forward out 
of the upper plate (Ref 
Photo B, step 1). Slide the 
QR retention pin (silver) 
sideways (Ref Photo B, step 
2) to disengage it from the 
upper plate. 
Photo A
2 1
If the 
quick release lever is either 
too tight (cannot be flipped to 
its fully locked position) or is 
too loose (can be too easily 
flipped to its locked position) 
refer to the “QR Lever Adjust-
ment” on page 14. W aRnInG!
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8. Align the handlebars to the 
front wheel. The handlebars 
must be perpendicular to the 
front wheel.
9.   Repeat steps 2 and 3  
to once again access the 
steerer bolt (6mm Allen Bolt 
or 13mm Hex Bolt). Fully  
tighten the steerer bolt. 
The stem is held in position 
with the expander bolt and 
wedge. 
10.   Repeat steps 5 and 6  
to once again secure the 
folding stem. Be sure the 
QR retention pin (silver) is 
fully engaged with the upper 
plate. 
W aRnInG!If you are unable to lock the handlebar folding hinge 
properly, or its Quick- Release lever, or properly secure 
the two main handlebar parts to the scooter, DO NOT 
RIDE THE SCOOTER. Contact Currie Technologies
® 
Customer Service at 1-800-377-4532 for further 
instructions. Failure to do so may result in serious injury 
or death to the rider or severe damage to the scooter.
6. Rotate the stem QR lever 
forward into of the upper 
plate (Ref Photo A). Close 
the stem QR lever (Ref 
Photo B) being sure the QR 
retention pin (silver) is fully 
engaged with the upper 
plate.
7. Install the handlebars onto 
the stem, align and tighten.
Photo B Photo A
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ba TTeRY  PaCk, CHaRGeR PoRT anD CHaRGeR
eleCTRo-DRIve™ sMaRT CHaRGeR: The Electro-Drive™ scooter comes 
with its own Electro-Drive™ Smart Charger that connects with an easy-\
access charger port for recharging the batteries. This charger unit has lights 
that show the battery charge status. Refer to the instructions that appe\
ar on 
the charger unit and its instructions. 
Use only a Currie Authorized Smart Charger to charge 
the batteries. Using any other charger may damage the 
batteries and void your warranty. 
HoW T o CHaRGe THe ba TTeRIes
1.  IMPoRT anT: Be sure the 
power switch on the scooter 
is in the “OFF” position. (Ref 
Photo A)
2. Rotate open the charger port 
cover (Ref Photo B).
3. Insert the Battery Charger’s 
XLR (Male) plug into the Char-
ger Port (Ref Photo C).
4. Plug the Battery Charger’s AC 
plug into a standard, grounded 
110V AC  outlet.
5. Let the batteries charge until 
the charger lights indicate that 
the batteries are fully charged, 
then unplug the charger from 
the scooter and the AC outlet.
Batteries like to have a full charge, so 
always be sure to recharge them fully 
after each ride. If you leave them in 
a run-down condition, without quickly 
recharging them, it will shorten their 
life expectancy. The charger may get 
warm to the touch, so make sure you 
charge them in an open area and 
do not lay anything on the charger 
unit while charging. Although you 
cannot over-charge the batteries 
Photo A
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Photo C
Photo B
qR  leveR aDjUsTMenT :
If the quick release lever is either 
too tight (cannot be flipped to its fully 
locked position) or is too loose (can 
be too easily flipped to its locked 
position) you will need to adjust the 
QR (Quick Release) Lever. 
Open the QR lever (Ref Photo A) and 
adjust the 10mm nut underneath the 
center pin (Ref Photo B).
If the QR lever was too tight initially  
you will need to loosen the nut a 1/4 
turn at a time. Test the adjustment 
you have made by closing the QR 
lever (Ref Photo C). The lever should 
be tight in its closed position and un-
able to vibrate loose.
If the QR lever was too loose initially  
you will need to tighten the nut a 1/4 
turn at a time. Test the adjustment 
you have made by closing the QR 
lever (Ref Photo C). The lever should 
be tight in its closed position and un-
able to vibrate loose.
Repeat adjustment as necessary 
until QR lever is properly tightened.
 
If you are unable 
to properly adjust the QR lever DO 
NOT RIDE THE SCOOTER. Contact 
Currie Technologies
® Customer 
Service at 1-800-377-4532 for further 
instructions. Failure to do so may 
result in serious injury or death to the 
rider or severe damage to the scooter.
Photo A
Photo C Photo B
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ba TTeRY  CaRe anD MaInTenanCe
Not doing any and/or all of the following may lead to reduced performance 
and/or permanent damage to the batteries. Batteries that have been dam-
aged by not following the below steps will need to be replaced and are n\
ot 
covered under warranty.
• Always be sure to fully charge batteries before first use (6-10 
hours depending on size). 
• Always be sure to fully charge batteries after each and every use 
(6-10 hours depending on size).
• Be sure to charge batteries at least every 30 days.
• Do not store batteries below 50º Fahrenheit and never allow bat-
teries to freeze (below 32º Fahrenheit).
• Always be sure to turn the scooter “OFF” after each use via the 
On/Off power switch.
sla  (sealeD leaD  aCID) baTTeRY ConDITIonInG
SLA batteries should always be fully charged (charge time of 6-10 hours 
depending on amperage of battery) before first use. This will help obtain 
optimum performance.
SLA batteries have a “break-in” cycle consisting of ~ three discharge/charge 
cycles before they will reach optimum performance. This involves three 
complete discharges and three complete recharges (charge time of 6-10 
hours depending on amperage of battery and strength of the charger). After 
this initial “break-in” cycle the batteries will have increased pe\
rformance and 
less line voltage fluctuations under load, as indicated by the throttle \
LED’s.
fUse
In the event of an overload the fuse will pop and need to be replaced. I\
n this 
instance replace only with approved part from Currie Technologies
®.
Risk of fire, Do not bypass fuse.
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using the Currie “Smart Charger”, we 
recommend that you do not leave the 
charger plugged in for more than  24 
hours.
CHanGInG THe ba TTeRY PaCk
1. IMPoRT anT: Be sure the 
power switch on the scooter is 
in the “OFF” position. 
2. Remove the deck by unscrew-
ing the “D” ring deck retention 
screw then lifting the deck off. 
(Ref  Photo A)
3. Remove the battery pack out of 
the scooter’s battery tray. (Ref 
Photo B)
4. Disconnect the battery power 
pack connector (cut zip tie 
holding the wire connector, if 
necessary) (Ref Photo C)
5. Place the new or fully charged 
battery pack into the battery 
tray.
6. Reconnect the battery pack 
connector and place all of the 
cables into the tray.
7. Re-install the deck and secure 
with the “D” ring deck retention 
screw.
Photo A
Photo B
Photo C
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The line voltage will fluctuate depending on the instantaneous load that\
 the 
motor is under. For example, when starting out from a dead stop, or going 
up a steep hill, the motor will be under a high load and the “Yellow” or even 
“Red” LED will illuminate. To a lesser degree, another factor that influences 
the load on the motor (and therefore the LED readings) is the gearing \
of the 
motor. Scooters with Direct Drive (DD) gearboxes are geared for slightly 
higher top end speeds and therefore have a higher load when starting fro\
m 
a dead stop versus scooters with belt or chain drive, which have a lower\
 top 
end speed. The higher gear ration of the DD scooters will cause the Red LED 
to illuminate more often compared to other scooters.
When the throttle is disengaged (i.e. no power to the motor due to the 
scooter being stationary or coasting) the LED’s on the throttle will indicate 
the voltage of the battery pack. The voltage of the battery pack will rise 
when no load is on the motor. The best indication of how much battery life is 
remaining is to check the throttle LED’s, after reaching cruising speed, on a 
flat straight road as this will allow the battery voltage to stabilize a\
nd give a 
much more accurate reading.
5 MInUTe sleeP  MoDe
Scooters are equipped with a 5 minute sleep mode. If no activity is detected 
after 5 minutes the scooter will go into stasis mode to conserve the batteries. 
To restart, cycle the power switch Off then On. 
Never store your scooter in Sleep Mode as battery power 
will still be used by the scooter. Always be sure to turn the 
power switch to the “OFF” position.
Hea T sHUT -DoWn MoDe
If the controller has over-heated and power to the motor has been shut d\
own, 
turn the main power switch “OFF” for at least 30 minutes to allow \
the controller 
to cool down before riding any more. Turn the power switch “ON” and resume 
riding.
The scooter will shut down due to over-heating caused 
by excessive stress on the motor (i.e. too steep a hill, too 
heavy a rider, etc.).
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THRoTTle anD bRake oPeRa TIon & aDjUsTMenT
THRoTTle oPeRa TIon
The speed of the Electro-Drive™ 
scooter is controlled by a grip-
twist throttle, which is located on 
the handlebar.
To check the throttle operation, 
turn the power switch to the 
“OFF” position. Fully twist the 
throttle then quickly release it. 
The throttle is spring loaded and 
should immediately spring back to 
its original (also know as “Zero Position) position.
To accelerate, twist the right hand throttle grip towards you as you stan\
d 
on the deck plate. The more you twist the throttle, the faster the motor will 
propel the scooter until you reach the scooter’s top speed.
To go slower, or coast to a slower speed, allow the throttle to spring back to 
its original position. To decelerate or come to a complete stop, release the 
throttle and allow it to return automatically to its original position. \
Then squeeze 
the brake lever(s) to activate the brake(s). Remember to release the\
 throttle 
whenever you apply the brake.
The throttle and its components are fully assembled and 
tested at the factory. Do not attempt to adjust them at 
any time. If you feel the throttle and/or components are in 
need of service DO NOT RIDE THE SCOOTER! Con-
tact Currie Technologies
® Customer Service number at 
1-800-377-4532. 
If you do not fully understand how to operate your scooter 
throttle properly, DO NOT RIDE YOUR SCOOTER. Con-
tact Currie Technologies Customer Service for information 
and instructions at 1-800-377-4532.
HoW T o Use THe THRoTTle leD’s
When the throttle is engaged (powering the motor) and the scooter is i\
n mo-
tion, the LED’s on the throttle indicate instantaneous line voltage as mea-
sured at the battery terminals -- and not the available energy in the ba\
ttery 
pack. 
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