1. Develop good charging habits
Avoid deep discharge: Do not wait until the battery is completely exhausted before charging. It is recommended to charge when the remaining power is between 20%-80%.
Avoid overcharging: After fully charged, the charger should be unplugged in time to avoid long-term charging.
Use the original charger: The original charger has a high degree of match with the battery and can effectively protect the battery.
Charge regularly: Even if the electric scooter is not used frequently, it should be charged regularly to keep the battery power at 30%-50%.
2. Choose a suitable charging environment
Temperature control: When charging, an environment with a temperature between 10°C and 30°C should be selected to avoid high or low temperatures.
Dry ventilation: The charging environment should be dry and well ventilated to avoid moisture and dust.
3. Regular inspection and maintenance
Appearance inspection: Regularly check whether the battery is swollen, deformed or corroded, and replace it in time if any problems are found.
Clean the battery: Keep the surface of the battery clean to avoid dust and dirt affecting heat dissipation.
Check the tires and motors: Regularly check the tire pressure and motor status to ensure smooth operation of the scooter.
4. Avoid extreme conditions
Avoid high and low temperatures: Extreme temperatures can reduce battery performance and life, and it is recommended to use between 0°C and 45°C.
Avoid fast charging: Frequent use of fast chargers may shorten battery life.
5. Store batteries properly
Storage conditions: When storing for a long time, maintain the battery charge at 30%-50% and store in a cool and dry place.
Avoid long-term inactivity: Even if not in use, the battery status should be checked regularly.
6. Take advantage of regenerative braking function
Many electric scooters are equipped with regenerative braking systems that can charge the battery when braking or going downhill, thereby extending the range.
