What Should Be Noted for The Maintenance of Electric Three Wheels

What should be noted for the maintenance of electric three wheels

(1) Before riding, check if the battery compartment is securely locked and if all lights on the display panel are functioning properly.
(2) When driving on waterlogged roads on rainy days, normal driving should be carried out under the condition that the water depth does not exceed the center of the electric wheel. If the water depth on the driving road exceeds the center of the electric wheel, it may cause water seepage and malfunction of the electric wheel.
(3) The whole vehicle should be avoided from being placed in places with humid air, high temperatures, and corrosive gases to prevent chemical corrosion of the electroplated paint surface of metal parts.
(4) Long term exposure to direct sunlight and rain on the entire vehicle should be avoided to prevent damage to the components inside the controller, resulting in operational failure and accidents.
(5) The structure of the electrical control part is complex, and users should not disassemble or repair it without authorization. When the local charging voltage is unstable, it is easy to cause the charger fuse to melt. It is recommended to use an AC voltage regulator.
(6) It is normal for electric bicycles to feel heavy when reversing, and for the wheels to make slight friction sounds when pushed forward.
(7) Riding should not be overloaded, and heavy objects or people should not be placed to avoid damaging the battery and motor.
(8) Lubrication of bicycles is an important part of bicycle maintenance. Depending on usage, components such as the front axle, rear axle, center axle, flywheel, front fork, and suspension pivot should be cleaned and lubricated every six months to one year (molybdenum disulfide grease is recommended). The transmission components inside the electric wheel hub have been coated with special lubricating oil, so users do not need to clean and lubricate them themselves. If any abnormal situation is found, you can go to our company's designated repair point for maintenance and repair.