Safe Use; Weight Limits For The Driver; Speed Limit; Distances You Can Travel - Nilox DOC Mode D'emploi

SAFE USE

We are certain that you will be able to use DOC BALANCE SCOOTER with absolute peace of
mind and have a great deal of fun. All you need is a little practice at the start, in order to
fully master this new means of transport: you have probably already learned how to ride a
bike, use a skateboard and ski. These experiences will help you to master your DOC
BALANCE SCOOTER in a short space of time.
• Read the manual carefully.
Before using it for the first time, make sure that the tires are not damaged and
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that there are no missing mechanical parts.
• Never use DOC with the aim of damaging people or things.
• Do not amend the mechanical parts. Since it is a highly technological device, any
tampering or amendment could result in irregular performance.
While using the DOC balance scooter make sure to take all necessary security measures; in
particular we remind, once more, that is recommended to wear a helmet, kneepads, elbow
pads, gloves, etc.
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EIGHT LIMITS FOR THE DRIVER
There are two fundamental reasons for weight limit:
Ensure the safety of driver.
Reduce the overload of DOC balance scooter.
The maximum weight of the driver is 100 kg.
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The minimum weight of the driver is 20 kg.
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PEED LIMIT
The maximum speed of DOC balance scooter is 15 km/hour.
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Below this speed, DOC easily maintains the driver's balance.
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When the speed exceeds the specified limit, please slow down and bring the
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vehicle speed back within the safety range.
If the maximum speed is exceeded the DOC will make an alarm sound.
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ISTANCES YOU CAN TRAVEL
If DOC is driven on flat terrain, the distance that can be covered increases.
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If the terrain is not flat the distance you will be able to cover will be smaller.
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The driver's weight affects the distance that can be covered.
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• Correct charging and maintenance of the battery increase the battery life. The
opposite is true in the case incorrect charging and maintenance.
• A driving style with continual accelerations and braking reduces the duration of
the battery.
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