Do Not Ride in Rainy Conditions
Water can damage electrical components and increase the risk of slipping. Always ride in dry weather.

Avoid Self-Repairs
Attempting repairs without proper knowledge may lead to electric shock or further damage. Always consult authorized technicians. If your electric scooter is misbehaving, please send it to our award winning Jerung Medic after-sales service centre.

Obey Local Traffic Laws
Respect local regulations regarding electric scooter usage, including speed limits and allowed zones.

No Stunts or Acrobatics
This scooter is built for commuting, not tricks. Performing stunts may lead to serious injury.

One Rider Only
Never allow more than one person to ride the scooter at a time.

Wear Safety Gear
Always wear a helmet, gloves, and elbow/knee pads for protection during your ride.

Practice Before Riding on Roads
Start in an open, obstacle-free area to get comfortable with the electric scooter before venturing into traffic.

Adjust Handlebar Height
If you have an adjustable pole, ensure the T-bar is adjusted to a comfortable height to maintain control and avoid injury.

Charge Before First Ride
Fully charge the electric scooter before using it for the first time to optimize battery performance.

Never Power Off While Riding
Turning off the electric scooter mid-ride can result in loss of control.

Avoid Large Steps or Curbs
Do not attempt to climb steps higher than 3 cm, as this could cause tipping and injury.

Mind the Temperature
Use and store the electric scooter in environments between -5°C and 50°C for optimal performance and battery life.

Monthly Charging for Long-Term Storage
If the electric scooter is unused for long periods, charge it at least once a month to preserve battery health.

Avoid Deep Water and Spraying
Do not ride through puddles deeper than 5 cm or expose the electric scooter to direct water spray. This can cause electrical failures.

Keep Both Feet on the Deck
Always stand with both feet firmly on the deck while riding to maintain balance and control.