01 .................................. INDEX
03 .................................. INTRODUCTION
04 .................................. GEAR
09 .................................. CHARGE SETUP
10 .................................. SYNCING CONTROLLER AND BOARD
1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F E AT U R E S
1 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S P E C I F I C AT I O N S
14 .................................. RIDER PROFILE
14 .................................. RIDING OUTSIDE OF YOUR PUBLIC PROPERT Y
16 .................................. RIDING TIPS
17 .................................. STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
18 .................................. TROUBLESHOOTING
2 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S PA R E PA R T S
22 .................................. GARAGE
2 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I N S TA L L AT I O N G U I D E
26 .................................. SMARTPHONE APP
27 .................................. NOTES
1
C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s , y o u h a v e p u r c h a s e d a n E - G O . Yo u a r e n o w t h e o w n e r o f a p o r t a b l e , e c o friendly mode of transport that is incredibly fun to use. Integrating state of the art
motor technology developed by YUNEEC for use in the aviation industr y, E-GO brings to
the streets an experience and convenience that was never available in the past.
Setting aside dated conventions, E-GO focuses on what is essential to the design of a sustainable transport unit that functions in todays urban areas. Combining high performance
with low consumption, the E-GO CRUISER allows you to travel up to 30Km / 18Mi on one full charge.
Its lightweight design and compact dimensions make the E-GO the perfect wingman
wherever you go: simply pick up your board and step into a taxi, bus, train, or indoor location.
Boarding is often linked to extreme sports activities like sur fing, skating, or snowboarding
and there are definitely similarities in the amount of freedom experienced when moving
t h r o u g h s p a c e . H o w e v e r, E - G O i s f o r e m o s t a c i t y t r a n s p o r t u n i t a n d d i s t i n g u i s h e s i t s e l f a s s u c h
through features such as its advanced braking system, giving the rider more control over his /
her vehicle which is required to ensure the safety of other people as well as his / her own.
Keeping the latter in mind, we would like to suggest you read through this users manual,
to ensure you understand fully how to properly set-up and use your E-GO CRUISER and what
general common sense to apply when riding in a public area. The general rule we personally
tend to follow : R ide with consideration and st yle. We hope you enjoy your E-GO experience!
3
gear
1
2
3
6
Y U N E E C
T E C H N O L O G Y
5
4
THE D E C K
T H E E - G O C R U I S E R F E AT U R E S A 1 3
M M , E I G H T L AY E R E D CO M P O S I T E W O O D
DECK. THIS MAKES IT FLEXIBLE,
DURABLE AND STRONG : ALL THE
QUALITIES A RIDER LOOKS FOR IN
A B OA R D. T H E TO P I S F I N I S H E D W I T H
G R I P TA P E T O M I N I M I Z E S L I P P I N G .
T H E B A T T E R Y PA C K
U N D E R N E AT H T H E D E C K W E F I N D T H E
E - G O ` S M U LT I C E L L B A T T E R Y P A C K ,
C O N TA I N I N G T H E L AT E S T B AT T E R Y
T E C H N O L O G Y D E V E L O P E D A N D P AT ENTED BY YUNEEC. ITS FLEXIBLE
C ASING ALLOWS THE DECK TO B E N D
WHILE RIDING.
1. charge port
2. power switch
3. power status
indicator
4. USB port
5. 2.4GHz / bluetooth
6. Electronic Control
4
Unit (ECU)
bearing
T H E W H E E L S
WITH A DIAMETER OF 90MM, THE
E-GO`S WHEELS PROVIDE TR ACTION
A N D S T A B I L I T Y O N A N A R R AY O F
S U R FAC E S , T U R N I N G T H E E - G O
CRUISER INTO A RELIABLE URBAN
TRANSPORT SYSTEM.
TH E m o t or
B Y I N T E G R AT I N G T E C H N O L O G Y
DEVELOPED BY YUNEEC FOR USE
I N T H E A V I A T I O N I N D U S T R Y, T H E
E - G O ' S B RU S H L E S S 4 0 0 WAT T M OTO R
PROVIDES RELIABLE AND EFFIC I E N T P O W E R F O R YO U R C R U I S E R .
kingpin nut
T H E T R U C KS
CONNECTING THE WHEELS TO THE
D E C K A R E T WO A L LOY T RU C K S M A D E
O F T H E F I N E S T G R A D E M AT E R I A L S
AVA I L A B L E . T H E T R U C K S C A N B E
ADJUSTED USING THE TRUCK TOOL.
2
3
START
(For more on the truck tool
see page 7)
4
baseplate nut
1
axle nut
5
THE w ir e less
CON T R O L L ER
7
A K E Y F E AT U R E O F T H E E - G O I S W I T H O U T
A DOUBT ITS WIRELESS CONTROLLER
W H I C H A L LO W S YO U TO I N T U I T I V E LY CO N T R O L I T S M O V E M E N T S B Y S I M P LY S L I D I N G
T H E T H R O T T L E / D E C E L E R AT O R S L I D E R
UP AND DOWN. WHEN NOT RIDING ITS
S L I C K A N D CO M PA C T D E S I G N S L I P S R I G H T
I N T O Y O U R P O C K E T O R B A G , TA K I N G U P
L E S S S PA C E T H A N M O S T C E L L P H O N E S .
T H E B AT T E R Y S T AT U S I N D I C AT O R ' S B L U E L I G H T
I N D I C AT E S T H E W I R E L E S S C O N T R O L L E R ' S B AT T E R Y S T AT U S , I T S G R E E N L I G H T I N D I C AT E S T H E
B O A R D ' S B AT T E R Y S TAT U S . W H E N A C T I VAT E D
THESE LIGHTS WILL BLINK IN A SERIES OF 1, 2,
3 O R 4 . E A C H B L I N K O F L I G H T S TA N D S F O R 2 5 %
O F T H E T O TA L B AT T E R Y C H A R G E .
8
9*
START
6
12
10
7
11
T H E T H I R D L I G H T I S R E D A N D I N D I C AT E S E I T H E R
B AT T E R Y D E P L E T I O N ( W H E N A C T I VAT E D B U T N O T
C H A R G I N G ) O R B AT T E R Y C H A R G E S T AT U S T O B E
LESS THAN 100% (WHEN CHARGING).
E X A M P L E : ( W H E N A C T I VAT E D B U T N O T C H A R G I N G )
T H E B O A R D ' S B AT T E R Y I S C O M P L E T E LY E M P T Y
A N D T H E C O N T R O L L E R ' S B AT T E R Y H A S L E S S T H A N
7 5 % O F I T S F U L L C H A R G E C A PA C I T Y L E F T 1 R E D
BLINK WILL BE FOLLOWED BY 2 BLUE BLINKS.
F O R M O R E I N F O R M AT I O N O N T H E Y E L L O W A N D
P U R P L E WA R N I N G L I G H T S , R E F E R E N C E T R O U B L
E S H O OT PA G E 1 9 ) .
6
13
T H E T R U C K TOOL
TO KEEP YOUR E-GO'S P E R F O R M A N C E
UP TO MAXIMUM YOU WILL NEED TO
DO REGULAR MAINTENANCE CHECKS
(for more info on maintenance please
check page 17), MAKING SURE THE BOARD
IS NOT OBSTRUCTED BY DIRT AND ALL
N U T S A N D B O LT S A R E P R O P E R LY T I G H T E N E D. TO T I G H T E N A N D LO O S E N T H E S E
N U T S A N D B O LT S , Y O U R E - G O C R U I S E R
COMES WITH A SPECIFIC TOOL - THE
T R U C K T O O L - T H AT A L L O W S Y O U T O D O
T H AT. I N G E N E R A L Y O U S H O U L D M A K E
S U R E A L L PA R T S A R E S C R E W E D O N T H E R E
N I C E A N D T I G H T, W I T H T H E E X C E P T I O N
OF THE KINGPIN NUT WHICH CAN BE
A D J U S T E D ACCO R D I N G TO YO U R P E R S O N A L
RIDING STYLE.
14
15
17
18
14. hex tool
15. phillips tool
16. nut tool
17. kingpin nut tool
18. axle nut tool
6.
S TA R T b u t t o n
7.
throttle / brake
8.
flash light
9.
battery status indicator*
16
TIGHTENING THE KINGPIN WILL GIVE A MORE
S TA B L E , R I G I D R I D E . LO O S E N I N G T H E K I N G P I N
NUT WILL MAKE THE BOARD MORE MANEUVERA B L E A N D D E C R E A S E S T H E D I A M E T E R O F YO U R
TURN RADIUS, ALLOWING SHARPER TURNS.
10. riding mode switch
11. speed mode switch
12. torch light switch
13. mini USB port
7
T H E U S B
USE THE USB TO CONNECT THE WIRELESS
CO N T RO L L E R TO T H E B OA R D ' S U S B P O RT
PA C K O R T O A N Y C O M P U T E R O R A N Y
OTHER USB PORT FOR RECHARGING
PURPOSES.
T H E C H A R G E R
T H E E - G O C H A R G E R A L LO WS YO U TO
F U L LY R E C H A R G E T H E E - G O A N D T H E
C O N T R O L L E R ' S B AT T E R Y I N 3 T O 5
HOURS (DEPENDING ON CHARGE
L E F T A N D A M B I E N T T E M P R AT U R E )
GIVING YOU A MAXIMUM RIDING
RANGE OF 30 KM / 18 MILES.
charge status
THE PIN TOOL
indicator*
*red = charging / green = charged
ALSO INCLUDED WITH THE E-GO IS A
S M A L L P I N S H A P E D O B J E C T, W H I C H
A L LOWS YO U TO ACC E S S T H E S P E E D
MODE SWITCH ON THE CONTROLLER
AND THE BLUETOOTH SWITCH ON
THE E-GO.
8
C HARG E S ET U P
THE BOARD NEEDS TO BE
POWERED ON IN ORDER TO
CHARGE THE WIRELESS CONTROLLER THROUGH THE
U S B P O R T.
T O E N S U R E A H E A LT H Y B A T T E R Y
L I F E , R E C H A R G E T H E B AT T E R Y
FOR 6 HOURS STRAIGHT BEFORE
FIRST USE. THIS WILL CONDITION
T H E B AT T E R Y A N D G I V E B E T T E R
LONG TERM PERFORMANCE.
9
S YN C IN G c on troller AND BOARD
1
Use the pin tool (page 8) to slide the
speed switch (positioned on the left
side of the controller) fully down.
4
Begin with the 'BLUETOOTH' switch
flipped toward the right (closest to the
motor). Immediately after powering the
board ON, move the ‘BLUETOOTH’ switch
to the left (fur thest away from the motor)
and back to the right (closest to the
motor). Then the battery status indicator
should go from flashing fast to flashing
m o r e s l o w l y.
3
2
Slide down the riding mode switch
(positioned on the left side of the
wireless controller) to 'ECO' mode.
Make sure the 'BLUETOOTH' switch (ill. 4)
is switched to the side closest to the
m o t o r, t h e n t u r n o n t h e b o a r d b y s w i t c h i n g
the power switch on. The board should
now beep once and its battery status
indicator should be flashing fast.
5
S l i d e d o w n t h e w i r e l e s s c o n t r o l l e r ’s t h r o t t l e / b r a k e i n t h e l o w e s t p o s s i b l e
position, and hold it there. At the same time, press and release the start button
while the throttle/brake is still held down. After 7 seconds, the controller will show
8 green flashes, followed by blue flashes. At this point release the throttle / brake.
The board should now beep a second time, indicating a successful synchronization.
1 0
T H E E - G O C R U I S E R F E AT U R E S 2 S P E E D M O D E S : A FA S T M O D E - W I T H A M A X I M U M S P E E D O F 2 0 K M / H
OR 12.5 MPH - AND A SLOW MODE OR BEGINNER MODE - WITH A LIMITED SPEED OF 13 KM/H OR 8 MPH).
T H E E - G O C R U I S E R A L S O F E AT U R E S 2 R I D I N G M O D E S : T H E E C O M O D E - W I T H A L O W E R A C C E L E R AT I O N
C U R V E - A N D T H E S P O R T M O D E - W I T H A H I G H E R A C C E L E R AT I O N C U R V E . R I D I N G I N E C O M O D E W I L L
D E M A N D L E S S P O W E R F R O M T H E B AT T E R Y T H U S M A X I M I Z I N G T H E E G O C R U I S E R ' S R A N G E .
T H E E - G O C R U I S E R W I L L TA K E YO U U P I N C L I N E S O F U P TO 1 0 % F O R A S U B S TA N T I A L D I S TA N C E .
( O N V E R Y S T E E P I N C L I N E S , T H E E L E C T R O N I C S P E E D C O N T R O L L E R I N T H E E C U M AY O V E R H E AT A N D
E X P E R I E N C E I N T E R M I T T E N T P O W E R L O S S , O R T H E E C U M AY E V E N S H U T D O W N C O M P L E T E LY. )
T O F U L LY C H A R G E T H E E - G O C R U I S E R ' S B AT T E R Y, A C H A R G E T I M E O F 3 T O 5 H O U R S F R O M A S T A N D A R D
A / C P O W E R S O U R C E I S N E E D E D . T O F U L LY C H A R G E T H E W I R E L E S S C O N T R O L L E R A C H A R G E T I M E O F
ABOUT 50 MINUTES FROM ANY USB PORT IS NEEDED.
T H E E - G O C R U I S E R F E AT U R E S A R E G E N E R AT I V E B R A K I N G S Y S T E M ( R B S ) T H AT R E C Y C L E S P O W E R U S E D
W H E N B R A K I N G T O R E C H A R G E T H E B A T T E R Y. B E A W A R E T H A T R B S S T O P P I N G P E R F O R M A N C E V A R I E S
DEPENDING ON RIDER WEIGHT AND CONDITIONS.
AT J U S T 6 . 3 K G / 1 3 . 9 L B S , T H E E - G O C R U I S E R I S L I G H T W E I G H T A N D P O R TA B L E W H I C H W O R K S I N
C O M B I N AT I O N W I T H A N A R R AY O F P U B L I C T R A N S P O R TAT I O N .
1 1
/ 220lbs
SPEED MODE
SPEED MODE
plastic
a b out the S AFET Y G U IDELINES
B E F O R E
R I D I N G
I N S T R U C T I O N S
T H E
A N D
E - G O
I T
WA R N I N G S
S T R O N G LY
L I S T E D
A D V I S E D
T O
R E A D
U N D E R N E AT H , T H I S
T H R O U G H
C A N
WITH USING A PERSONAL ELECTRONIC TR ANSPORTER (PET )
A N D
F O L L O W
R E D U C E T H E
A L L
R I S K S T H AT
T I P S ,
CO M E S
IT SHOULD BE CLEAR THAT READING
T H I S M A N UA L W I L L O N LY R E D U C E A N D N OT E L I M I N AT E T H E R I S K I N H E R E N T TO U S I N G A P E R S O N A L
E L E C T R I C
R I D I N G
T O
T R A N S P O R T
OV E R
O B S TAC L E S
C O L L I S I O N S
D A M A G I N G
( P E T )
O F
O R
O R
F A L L S
YO U R
E - G O
I F
A N Y
I N
YO U
E XC E E D
OT H E R
T U R N
T H E
A B I L I T Y
U N S U I TA B L E
L E A D I N G
T O
O F
YO U R S E L F
S U R FAC E S , T H I S
S E R I O U S
O R
O R
M I G H T
F A T A L
YO U R
C R U I S E R
P OT E N T I A L LY
I N J U R Y,
O R
B Y
L E A D
T H E
NEW R IDER S
FIRST TIME USING AN E-GO? START BY RIDING IN THE LOW SPEED MODE
ARE BEST TO FIRST PRACTICE IN A SPACIOUS, NON TRAFFIC ZONE
BE ASSISTED BY A MORE EXPERIENCED RIDER
INEXPERIENCED RIDERS SHOULD
D O N OT L E T N E W R I D E R S O P E R AT E T H E E - G O C R U I S E R
OUTSIDE OF YOUR SUPERVISION UNLESS THEY HAVE READ THIS GUIDE
A N YO N E
T O
S T E P
SUPPORT THEM
O F TH E
E-GO
O N T O
YO U R
E - G O
C R U I S E R
INEXPERIENCED RIDERS
F O R
T H E
F I R S T
T I M E
YOU SHOULD NOT ALLOW
U N L E S S
YO U
A R E
T H E R E
T O
A S S I S T N E W R I D E R S U N T I L T H E Y A R E CO M F O RTA B L E W I T H T H E BA S I C O P E R AT I O N
CRU IS E R
1 3
E-GO CRUISER IS DESIGNED FOR HUMAN RIDERS
AND OLDER
220 LBS
E-GO CRUISER IS DESIGNED FOR RIDERS 14 YEARS
THE E-GO CRUISER IS DESIGNED FOR RIDERS WITH A BODY WEIGHT UNDER 100 KG /
E - G O C RU I S E R I S N OT D E S I G N E D F O R C A RG O T R A N S P O RTAT I O N S
D E S I G N E D F O R R I D E R S I N G O O D P H YS I C A L H E A LT H
A S
W I T H
A N Y
OT H E R
P E R S O N A L
E L E C T R I C
A L E R T TO S A F E LY R I D E A N E - G O C R U I S E R
TA K E
O R
I N
A N Y
A
PA S S E N G E R S W I T H YO U
C H I L D
OR ALCOHOL
C A R R I E R
W H I L E
O N T H E
THE E-GO CRUISER IS
DO NOT RIDE THE E-GO CRUISER WHEN SICK
T R A N S P O R TAT I O N
D E V I C E , YO U
M U S T
B E
CRUISER IS NOT DESIGNED FOR TANDEM USE, DO NOT
E - G O
R I D I N G
C R U I S E R
D O
N O T
D O
R I D E
N OT TA K E
U N D E R
T H E
A
C H I L D
I N YO U R
I N F L U E N C E
IN THIS
D R U G S
G U ID E
WHILE RIDING KEEP YOUR BACK STRAIGHT AND USE YOUR ARMS TO MAINTAIN BALANCE
YOUR KNEES LOWERS YOUR BODY'S CENTER OF GRAVIT Y WHICH INCREASES STABILIT Y
B O DY W E I G H T TO T H E F RO N T W H E N ACC E L E R AT I N G
TO T U R N
/
C A RV E, D I S P L AC E YO U R
AND TOE SIDES OF THE BOARD
E X E R T
O F
A R M S
D O N OT AT T E M P T TO R I D E I F YO U C A N N OT CO M P LY F U L LY W I T H T H E I N S T R U C T I O N S
A N D WARNING
B R A K I N G
M E N TA L LY
O N T H E
S I D E
O F T H E
BENDING
SHIFT YOUR
SHIFT YOUR BODY WEIGHT TO THE BACK WHEN
B O DY W E I G H T
A N D
E X E RT
P R E S S U R E
O N T H E
H E E L
YOUR TURNING RADIUS DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT OF PRESSURE YOU
B OA R D : M O R E
P R E S S U R E
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M E A N S
S H A R P E R T U R N I N G
C A R V I N G W I L L
SLOW
DOWN YOUR SPEED AND
MAKES
FOR
AN
WHEN TURNING / C ARVING AT HIGH SPEED
I N
C O N D I T I O N S
ENVIRONMENT
S U R FAC E S
A R E
W I T H
L O W
F O R
V I S I B I L I T Y
R I D I N G
OF
BR AKING
BE MINDFUL
A D J U S T YO U R R I D I N G S T Y L E W H E N R I D I N G AT N I G H T
A D A P T
D O N OT R I D E W H E N I N TOX I C AT E D
U N S U I T E D
E F F I C I E N T WAY
YOU C AN ADJUST MANEUVER ABILIT Y BY TIGHTENING
OR LOOSENING THE KINGPIN NUT (SEE PAGE 7)
O R
ENERGY
O N
Y O U R
S P E E D
T O
Y O U R
R I D I N G
S K I L L
A N D
B E WA R E T H AT W E T, F R O Z E N , O I LY O R U N PAV E D
B E WA R E T H AT
T O S U R FA C E T E X T U R E , H U M I D I T Y, T E M P E R AT U R E , E T C . . .
B R A K I N G
D I S TA N C E S VA RY
ACCO R D I N G
AVOID RIDING OVER GUT TERS, THIS MIGHT
DAMAGE THE BOARD
D O N OT E X P O S E E - G O TO WAT E R : D O N OT R I D E W H E N R A I N I N G , D O N OT R I D E
T H R O U G H
A LWAYS W E A R
W H E N
P U D D L E S
R I D I N G
U S E
A N
A P P R O V E D
P R OT E C T I V E
G E A R W H E N
S K AT E B O A R D, B I C YC L E
R I D I N G
O R
T H AT P R O P E R LY F I T S W I T H T H E C H I N S T R A P S E C U R E LY FA S T E N E D
F U L L
A LWAYS W E A R
FAC E
A
H E L M E T
M OTO R C YC L E
H E L M E T
USE DIRECT HAND CONTACT WHEN
O P E R AT I N G T H E H A N D H E L D R E M OT E, W E A R I N G G LOV E S O R A N U N U S UA L G R I P M I G H T I N T E R F E R E W I T H
YO U R A B I L I T Y T O A CC U R AT E LY U S E T H E CO N T R O L S
S T U C K
YO U R
I N T H E W H E E L S
A R E A
M I G H T
O R
D R I V E
B E LT
I N T E R F E R E W I T H T H E
B E
AWA R E T H AT
F U N C T I O N
GOING DOWNHILL TO MODER ATE YOUR SPEED
T HE
EC U
AND
C AU S E
INTE RM IT TE NT
D O N OT W E A R LO O S E C LOT H I N G T H AT C A N G E T
POW E R
A
S T R O N G
E L E C T R O M AG N E T I C
O F T H E
R E M OT E
CO N T R O L L E R
F I E L D
I N
B R A K E W H E N
TAKING ON INCLINES OVER 10% MIGHT OVERHEAT
LO S S
O R
1 5
E V E N
S H U T
D OW N T H E
E CU
D O
N O T
R I D E
E - G O C RU I S E R D OW N H I L L M O R E T H A N 2 % TO AVO I D E C U OV E R H E AT I N G
REGULAR SHORT BURST OF
F U L L P O W E R A N D B R A K I N G H E AV I LY W I L L D R A I N T H E B AT T E R Y FA S T E R T H A N R I D I N G AT A M O D E R AT E
CONSISTENT SPEED
B E WA R E O F W H E E L S TO P S T H AT C A N O CC U R W H E N T H E E - G O C R U I S E R ' S W H E E L S
E N CO U N T E R A N O B S TAC L E O R T E R R A I N C H A N G E T H AT P R E V E N T T H E M F R O M M OV I N G , T H I S W I L L B R I N G
T H E E - G O C R U I S E R T O A N A B R U P T S T O P A N D A R E L I K E LY T O C AU S E A FA L L
E L E VATO R S
O R T H R O U G H
R E VO LV I N G
D O O R S
D O
N OT
AT T E M P T
M I G H T L E A D TO I N J U RY O R D E AT H A N D M I G H T D A M AG E YO U R E - G O
O F YOUR
SURROU NDING S WHE N
NEVER RIDE ON STAIRS,
J U M P S
O R
OT H E R
S T U N T S , T H I S
A LWAYS B E A L E R T A N D AWA R E
RID ING
R I D I N G O U T S I D E O F Y OU R PR IVAT E PR OPER T Y
A B I D E
A N D
B Y T H E
P E D E S T R I A N S
A D J U S T YO U R
W AY
L AW S
T H AT
A N D
O N
R E G U L AT I O N S
T H E
S P E E D W H E N
B L O C K S
P E O P L E
R O A D
R I D I N G
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I N YO U R
AV O I D
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T R A F F I C
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S TAT E
R I D I N G
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O N
S I D E WA L K
I T
OT H E R
E - G O
C R U I S E R
OTHER TR ANSPORT DEVICES
R I D E R S YO U
C R E AT E S
S H O U L D
K E E P
B U S Y
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D E S I G N AT E D C R O S S WA L K S O R S I G N A L E D I N T E R S E C T I O N S
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CO U N T RY
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R E S P E C T
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C R O W D E D
PA R K YO U R
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H A Z A R D
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S A F E
D I S TA N C E
F R O M
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C R U I S E R
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D O N OT J AY WA L K / R I D E
D R I V E R S
I N
R O A D S
A
AT
WHEN RIDING
E AC H
OT H E R
A N D
WHEN RIDING WITH OTHER E-GO CRUISER RIDERS YOU SHOULD NOT
RIDE SIDE-BY-SIDE UNLESS THERE IS PLENT Y OF ROOM LEFT FOR PEDESTRIANS AND OTHER POTEN-
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R I D I N G O U T S I D E OF Y OU R PR IVAT E PR OPER TY
T I A L T R A F F I C
I D E N T I F Y
R OA D
R I D E YO U R
YO U
D O
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F R O M
H A Z A R D S
P R O P E R T Y
MA I N TA I N
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( I N S I D E
CO N T RO L
O B S TAC L E S
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O F YO U R
O U T S I D E )
O N T H E
U N L E S S
E Q U I P MENT
S T O R A G E AND MAINT ENANCE
D O
F R E Q U E N T
YO U R
E - G O
C L E A N
I S
T H E
M A I N T E N A N C E
I N
P E R F E C T
W H E E L S
I T
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C H E C K S :
W O R K I N G
A D V I S E D
B E F O R E
O R D E R
T O
R I D I N G
C L E A N
R E M O V E
T H E M
M A K E
T H E
S U R E
A L L
B O A R D ' S
F R O M
T H E
S C R E W S
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A X L E
A R E
T I G H T
A N D
R E G U L A R LY
T U R N
O F F
T O
E - G O
A N D
WIRELESS CONTROLLER WHEN NOT IN USE
CHOOSE A COOL ENVIRONMENT FOR STORING THE E-GO
A N D
F U L LY
I T S
B AT T E R Y
C H A R G E R
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A
K E E P
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YO U R
B AT T E R Y
V E N T I L AT E D
A R E A
D O
C H A R G E D
N O T
R E C H A R G E
MIGHT ALLOW E-GO OR ITS CHARGING UNIT TO BECOME WET
T E N D E D
C H A R G E
K E E P
AWAY
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F U L LY
W I R E S
A R E WO R N
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C H A R G I N G
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CO N T R O L S
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U S E T H E
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MY BOARD DOESN`T
1.1
Check if the board is powered on. When turning on the board you should
hear two beeps and its status indicator light should come on.
1.2
C h e c k i f t h e c o n t r o l l e r i s p o w e r e d o n . W h e n t u r n i n g o n t h e c o n t r o l l e r, i t s
blue light should start flashing.
1.3
If both the board and controller are powered on, and the wireless controller's
green light is not flashing, it means the board and controller are not synchronized (see page 10).
1.4
If both board and controller are powered on, and both the controller's blue
and green light are flashing but you don`t hear a beep and the board does
not start, turn off the board and turn it on again.
1.5
If the board and controller are synchronized and the controller's blue light
is followed by a red flashing light and vibration, it means the board's battery
is low and needs to be recharged.
1.6
If board and controller are synchronized and the controller's green light is
followed by a a red flashing light and vibration, it means the controller's
battery is low and needs to be recharged.
2.1
Check if the board is in slow speed mode. If so, move the controller's
speed mode switch to fast speed mode.
2.2
If during your ride the controller's blue light is flashing, followed by a red
flashing light and accompanied by vibration, it means the board's battery
is low and needs to be recharged.
S TA R T
MY BOARD IS MOVING
AT L O W S P E E D . . .
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3.3
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3.4
3.5
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one to four times, followed by one yellow flash and is accompanied by
vibration, it means the board's ECU is overheated. Let it cool down for ten
If during your ride the board stops and the controller's blue
minutes and retr y. I f af ter this the board stops again, please contac t the
light is flashing one to four times, followed by one yellow flash
E-GO customer service.
and is accompanied by vibration, it means the board's ECU is
ove r h e a t e d. Le t i t c o o l d o w n fo r t e n m i n u t e s a n d r e t r y. I f a f t e r
If during your ride the board stops and the controller's blue light is flashing
this the board stops again, please contact the E-GO customer
one to four times, followed by two yellow flashes and is accompanied by
service.
vibration, it means the board's battery is overheated. Let it cool down for
10 minutes and retr y. I f af ter this the board stops again, please contac t
It hf ed Eu- rGiOn gc u ys tooumre rr isde rev itche e. b o a r d s t o p s a n d t h e c o n t r o l l e r ' s b l u e
light is flashing one to four times, followed by two yellow
fI fl ad su hr i en sg yaonudr riisd ea tchceo bmo p
anied by vibration, it means the board's
ard stops and the controller's blue light is flashing
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3.7
If during your ride you hear a beep, the board stops and only the controller's
b l u e l i g ht i s f l a s h i n g, i t m e a n s t h e co nt ro l s i g n a l i s l o s t . Tu r n t h e co nt ro l l e r
off and then on again to reconnect.
3.8
Control signal loss will occur when the distance between your board and
c o n t r o l l e r b e c o m e s t o o g r e a t . To r e c o n n e c t c l o s e t h e d i s t a n c e b e t w e e n
the two.
MY BOARD DOESN'T
4.1
Check if the charge cable is connected to the board and if the charger is
connected to a standard A/C power source. If the connection is good and
the board is charging, the charger's battery status indicator will turn red.
CHARGE
When fully charged it should turn green. In any other situation please contact
the E-GO customer service.
MY CONTROLLER
5.1
Check if the USB cable is well connected to the controller and the charge
port and if the board is powered on. If the connection is good and the controller
DOESN'T CHARGE
is charging, the controller's red light will turn on. When fully charged the red
light will turn off. In any other situation please contact the E-GO customer
service.
Y O U C A N C O N T A C T T H E E - G O C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E AT
E- G O.COM
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spa re pa rts
EGOCR001AU ..............
EGOCR001EU ..............
EGOCR001UK ..............
EGOCR001US ..............
EGOCR002 ..................
EGOCR003 ..................
EGOCR004 ..................
EGOCR005 ..................
EGOCR006 ..................
EGOCR007 ..................
EGOCR008 ..................
EGOCR009 ..................
EGOCR010AU ..............
EGOCR010EU ..............
EGOCR010UK ..............
EGOCR010US ..............
EGOCR011 ..................
EGOCR012 ..................
EGOCR013 ..................
EGOCR014 ..................
EGOCR015AU . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EGOCR015EU ...............
EGOCR015UK ...............
EGOCR015US ...............
EGOCR016 ..................
EGOCR017 ..................
E-GO CRUISER WITH AU CHARGER
E-GO CRUISER WITH EU CHARGER
E-GO CRUISER WITH UK CHARGER
E-GO CRUISER WITH US CHARGER
G R I P TA P E : E - G O C R U I S E R
MOTOR COVER: E-GO CRUISER
D R I V E B E LT : E - G O C R U I S E R
BUSHING SET: E-GO CRUISER
W H E E L S E T W I T H P R E - I N S TA L L E D B E A R I N G S : E - G O C R U I S E R
BEARING SET: E-GO CRUISER
CO M P L E T E H A R D WA R E S E T: E - G O C R U I S E R
REMOTE CONTROL WITH USB CABLE: E-GO CRUISER
AU CHARGER: E-GO CRUISER
EU CHARGER: E-GO CRUISER
UK CHARGER: E-GO CRUISER
US CHARGER: E-GO CRUISER
FRONT TRUCK SET: E-GO CRUISER
REAR TRUCK SET WITH MOTOR: E-GO CRUISER
ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT (ECU): E-GO CRUISER
B AT T E R Y PA C K : E - G O C R U I S E R
CHARGE LEAD WITH AU PLUG: E-GO CRUISER
CHARGE LEAD WITH EU PLUG: E-GO CRUISER
CHARGE LEAD WITH UK PLUG: E-GO CRUISER
CHARGE LEAD WITH US PLUG: E-GO CRUISER
D E C K W I T H G R I P TA P E : E - G O C R U I S E R
T-TOOL WITH PIN TOOL: E-GO CRUISER
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de c k s c re w s
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g a r a ge
3
2
MAKE SURE THE E-GO IS POWERED
OFF WHEN DOING MAINTENANCE
OR REPLACING COMPONENTS.
1
1.
front truck screws
2.
battery pack screws
3.
ECU screws
4.
rear truck screws
drive w heel
a n d b e lt
8
10
9
10
5.
motor cover
6.
drive belt cover
7.
drive belt cover screw
8.
drive belt
9.
drive wheel
5
10. washer
11
11. drive wheel nut
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7
DEFORMING THE DRIVE
B E LT M I G H T D A M A G E I T.
6
kingpin
top cup washer
top bushing
bottom bushing
bottom cup washer
spacer
28. wheel
b a tte ry pa ck a n d e cu
28
29
31
28. ECU (Electronic
32
Control Unit)
29. battery pack
28
29
30
30. battery pack rubber
31. JST RCY connector
32. EC3 connector
install a t ion g uid e
EGOCR011
FRONT TRUCK SET
EGOCR012 R E A R
T R U C K
S E T
WITH MOTOR
1 Unscrew the front wheel bolts.
2 Dismount the front wheels from the
truck's axle. 3 Unscrew the top screws
1 Unscrew the rear wheel nuts.
2 Dismount the rear wheels from the
truck's axle. 3 Unscrew the top screws
connecting the front baseplate to the
deck. 4 Replace the complete assembly with the replacement part and
reinstall. 5 Mount the wheels back on
the truck's axle and tighten the screws.
connecting the rear baseplate to the
deck. 4 Replace the complete assembly
with the replacement part and reinstall. 5 Mount the wheels back on the
truck's axle and tighten the screws.
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EGOCR013 E L E C T R O N I C
CONTROL UNIT
1 Unscrew the screws connecting the
ECU to the deck. 2 Slide the ECU from
the battery pack. 3 Disconnect the
wires connecting the ECU to the battery pack. 4 Reconnect the battery
packs wires to the replacement part.
5 Slide the replacement part in it's
slot with the battery pack. 6 Screw
in the deck screws connecting the
ECU to the deck.
in s t a lla t io n guide
EGOCR003
M O T O R CO VER
1 Unscrew the five screws securing
t h e m o t o r c o v e r. 2 R e m o v e t h e m o t o r
cover and replace it with the replacement part. 3 Screw on the motor
cover screws and tighten.
EGOCR004
D R I VE BEL T
1 Unscrew the drive wheel bolt.
2 Dismount the rear wheels from the
trucks axle. 3 Unscrew the drive belt
cover screws. 4 Replace the belt with
the replacement part. 5 Screw on and
tighten the drive belt cover screws.
6 Mount the drive wheel back onto
the truck's axle. 7 Screw on the drive
EGOCR005
BUS HING S E T
1 Unscrew the kingpin nut from the
kingpin. 2 Replace the bushing.
3 Remount the truck and bushing on
the baseplate axle. 4 Screw on and
tighten the king pin nut.
EG O C R 0 0 7
BEARING SET (
8 Pcs)
1. Unscrew the wheel bolt. 2 Dismount
the wheel from the truck's axle.
3 Replace the bearing in the wheel
with the spare part by applying equal
pressure on the outer rings of the
bearings. 4 Mount the wheel back
onto the truck axle. 5 Screw on the
wheel nut and tighten.
wheel nut and tighten.
THIS MANUAL IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
WITH FUTURE REVISIONS.
> P L E A S E V I S I T W W W. E - G O. CO M
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EGOCR006 W H E E L S E T W I T H
PRE INSTALLED BEARINGS
1 Unscrew the wheel bolt. 2 Dismount
the wheel from the truck's axle and
replace it with the replacement part.
3 Screw on and tighten the wheel bolts.
EGOCR014
BATT ER Y P A C K
1 Unscrew the screws connecting the
battery pack to the deck. 2 Tilt the
battery pack out of its slot with the
ECU. 3 Disconnect the wires connecting
the battery pack to the ECU and reconnect the ECU's wires to the replacement
part. 4 Slide the replacement part in
its slot with the ECU. 5 Screw in the
deck screws connecting the battery
pack to the deck.
e-go SM A RT P H O N E a p p
Yu n e e c w i l l b e r e l e a s i n g a F R E E s m a r t p h o n e a p p l i c a t i o n a l l o w i n g y o u t o u s e y o u r p h o n e a s a b l u e t o o t h
w i r e l e s s c o n t r o l l e r f o r y o u r E - G O C r u i s e r. T h i s u s e f u l a p p l i c a t i o n w i l l g i v e y o u d i r e c t f e e d b a c k a b o u t
your ride, go check it out!
F E AT U R I N G :
Speedometer
ECU status indicator
Tr ave l d i s t a n c e t r a c k e r
Battery status indicator
Tr ave l t i m e t r a c k e r
Night and day screen modes
To r c h l i g h t
FA Q
available for download FROM THE APP STORE soon
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