Madat 05 Matt Black E Cabin Scooter 25 km/h 100 Ah lithium battery up to 120 km range

Product Description

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INSPECTION / MAINTENANCE

1. Battery Care and Maintenance

• Observe Charging Cycles: Avoid completely discharging the battery repeatedly. Ideally, charge it when the charge level is between 20% and 80% to maximize its lifespan.

• Pay Attention to Temperature: Avoid extreme temperatures. Do not charge the battery at very high or low temperatures, as this can negatively affect its lifespan.

• Regular Charging Cycles: Even if the vehicle is not in use, the battery should be charged regularly to prevent deep discharges.

• Check Battery Capacity: Have the capacity and condition of the battery checked by a professional regularly, especially if the vehicle is used intensively.

2. Inspect Charging Cable and Connections

• Regularly Inspect Charging Cable: Ensure the charging cable is intact and free from damage, as a defective cable can cause charging problems.

• Keep Connections Clean: Keep the charging connections clean and dry to prevent corrosion and poor connections.

3. Check Tires and Brakes

• Tire Pressure and Tread: Since electric vehicles can be heavier, maintaining proper tire pressure is particularly important. Regularly check tire pressure and tread depth.

• Brake Maintenance: Electric vehicles often use regenerative brakes, which reduce wear on mechanical brakes. Nevertheless, brakes should still be inspected regularly.

4. Check Electronic Systems

• Inspect Onboard Electronics: The electronic controls (e.g., for the drive, lights, and other functions) should be regularly checked for malfunctions. A dealer can read out the system and fix any errors.

• Perform Software Updates: Some electric cabin scooters have software that should be updated regularly to ensure the vehicle's performance and safety.

5. Battery Cooling System (if available)

• Some electric vehicles are equipped with a cooling system for the battery. For these models, regularly check the coolant level and the functionality of the cooling system.

6. Maintain Body and Interior

• Clean Interior: Dust and dirt in the interior can affect ventilation and electronics.

• Corrosion Protection: For electric cabin scooters used year-round, applying corrosion protection to metal parts can be beneficial.

7. Lights and Signaling

• Regularly check that the lighting (headlights, tail lights, turn signals) is functioning correctly. Electrical defects in the lights should be fixed immediately, as they can affect the vehicle's safety.

8. Wheel Bearings and Suspension

• Since electric cabin scooters often have different weight distributions compared to combustion models, the wheel suspension and bearings should be checked regularly to ensure safe operation.