BOYUEDA G2 / G6 Electric Scooter User Manual

Contents

• Preface2
• Warning items3–4
• Check before riding4
• Cycling guide5–6
• Correct use of the electronic control system6–7
• Correct use of batteries7
• Correct use of the charger8
• Introduction to the dashboard9
• APP download10
• APP connection binding11
• Startup method12
• G2 vehicle parameter information13–14
• G6 vehicle parameter information15–16
• G2 newbie installation17
• G6 newbie installation18
• Repairs / maintenance19
• Fault resolution20
• After-sales service21–22

This booklet covers both the BOYUEDA G2 (single-drive) and BOYUEDA G6 (dual-motor). Follow the parameter and installation section that matches your model. App download and binding apply to G6 only.

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Preface

Dear customer:

Thank you for choosing our electric scooter. You will quickly discover how its powerful performance, exceptional engineering, and premium build quality transform every ride into a smooth, enjoyable experience — whether it is your daily commute or a weekend adventure.

We are honored by your trust in our brand. Our core belief — “Technology Empowers Effortless Mobility” — drives us to fuse cutting-edge innovation with lifestyle design. Every product reflects our commitment to three pillars: Smart Engineering, Joyful Rides, and Uncompromising Safety. We live by these principles: putting users first, delivering supreme quality, and redefining service excellence.

Charged with pioneering eco-conscious mobility, we relentlessly innovate to integrate sustainable energy solutions into daily life. Our true-zero mission: zero tailpipe emissions, zero environmental compromise. Through technological leadership, we are building cleaner communities while advancing industry standards — one revolutionary ride at a time.

Before using this product, please carefully read the product manual, paying special attention to the safety precautions. Keep this manual for future reference. Use only authorized parts from our company. If you have any questions, please contact our authorized dealer or the company’s Technical Service Center promptly.

The company will be happy to provide you with timely, efficient, and quality service.

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Warning Items

1. Keep batteries away from open flames or ignition sources. Avoid proximity to flammable/explosive environments or corrosive materials.
2. Do not disassemble the battery housing to prevent short circuits that could damage the vehicle’s electronics.
3. Never short-circuit the battery’s positive and negative terminals with wires or conductors to avoid hazards and potential battery failure.
4. Handle batteries with care to prevent drops, which may damage the casing and pose safety risks.
5. Charge batteries in dry, well-ventilated areas, away from moisture and flammable/explosive environments.
6. Do not disassemble the dedicated battery charger.
7. Ensure no objects cover the charger or battery during charging to prevent overheating.
8. Charge batteries in areas inaccessible to children.
9. This product features a gear-switching speed limit function. Under normal conditions, do not exceed the national speed limit of 25 km/h (15.5 mph).
10. Unauthorized disassembly of the vehicle frame may create safety hazards and latent risks.
12. Avoid riding on uneven surfaces (e.g., railway tracks, gravel roads, stairs) to prevent tire blowouts, rim deformation, or vehicle damage.
13. When braking abruptly at high speeds or downhill, use only the rear brake to avoid forward instability.
14. Before riding, inspect and confirm the functionality of brakes, frame, handlebars, wheels, and saddle for safety.
15. Do not apply oil to brake components (caliper, disc, V-brake, drum brake, or linked brake systems), as this may cause brake failure.
16. Avoid carrying heavy objects on the handlebars to prevent loss of control.
17. The scooter is designed for single riders only. Overloading compromises safety due to limited power capacity.
18. In rain, wear waterproof clothing. Do not hold an umbrella while riding, and always follow traffic laws.
19. Wear a helmet and protective gear for safety during operation.
20. Regulatory signage for electric vehicle charging and parking facilities follows standardized guidelines in the U.S.

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Check Before Riding

1. The saddle must be adjusted to a comfortable and safe position.
2. The instrument panel must display accurate readings, and the lights and horn must function properly.
3. The brake lever must be sensitive and reliable, and the motor must disengage during braking.
4. The throttle must rotate smoothly, return reliably to neutral, and have no play or looseness.
5. Front and rear tires must have adequate air pressure, and wear patterns must appear normal.
6. Rotating parts must move freely without obstruction.
7. The front axle nut must be tightened securely with no loosening.
8. The rear axle nut must be tightened securely with no loosening.
9. Check that the battery is fully charged before riding.
10. The folding mechanism of the steering pole must be locked securely in place.

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Cycling Guide

1. Do not ride the scooter without thoroughly reading this manual and understanding its performance specifications. Before riding, inspect all components for damage or wear to ensure safe operation. Contact customer support immediately if any issues are detected.
2. For your safety and others’, obey local traffic laws. Ride in designated slow lanes only. Never carry passengers, as the scooter is not designed for additional weight. Avoid uneven or steep terrain; reduce speed or dismount and push the scooter through such areas. Exercise caution on slippery surfaces — slow down, and avoid riding in rain, snow, or on wet roads.
3. The scooter is water-resistant but not waterproof. Exposure to heavy rain may damage internal components like the motor and battery housing. Water ingress will void the warranty.
4. Battery performance is temperature-sensitive. At temperatures below 0℃ (32°F), battery capacity may decrease by 10–20%, reducing range per charge. Performance will normalize as temperatures rise.
5. Store the scooter in a dry, cool area away from corrosive chemicals. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or rain to prevent electrical failures that could cause malfunctions or accidents.
6. Do not allow inexperienced riders to use the scooter. Only individuals familiar with its controls should operate the device.
7. Slow down when turning; avoid sharp maneuvers. Follow traffic signs at all times. Use battery indicator lights (more lit LEDs = longer remaining range) to monitor charge levels. If anomalies occur (e.g., brake failure, sudden power loss, or non-responsive brakes), stop immediately and have the scooter inspected by an authorized service center. Do not continue riding.
8. Adjust handlebar and saddle height carefully. Ensure the adjustment marks on the stem or seat post are visible and secure. Over-tightening or under-tightening can compromise safety.
9. Place both feet on the footrests before starting. Use your right hand to slowly twist the throttle inward (toward your body) to accelerate. Release the throttle to reduce speed — the throttle will automatically return to its neutral position, and the motor will stop.
10. All models include a brake cutoff feature: squeezing either left or right brake lever instantly cuts power to the motor, ensuring safe stops. Do not operate the scooter without first reading this manual and understanding its performance limitations. Before riding, carefully check that all parts are intact. Contact us if any issue is found.
11. Some models have an automatic speed control function. To activate: hold the throttle steady for 5–8 seconds, and the scooter will maintain that speed automatically. In emergencies, apply the brakes or twist the throttle again to disengage cruise control immediately.

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Correct Use of the Electronic Control System

1. The electronic control system consists of a controller, a battery-level display, a speed-regulating switch (throttle), and a combined handle.
2. The controller provides stepless speed regulation, brake power-off protection, undervoltage protection, and current-limiting protection.
3. The controller governs motor speed and is directly related to ride performance. Rotate the throttle slowly. Excessive force may damage the governor.
4. Regularly keep the controller housing clean to aid heat dissipation. Check that the controller wiring harness is securely connected. If an interface becomes hot or deformed, replace or repair it immediately.
5. Regularly inspect the throttle and power brake. If the throttle is loose, fails to reset in time, or the power brake cannot cut motor power, repair or replace the affected parts immediately.
6. If the controller fails to display voltage or indicators, send it to an authorized service center for repair.
7. If range drops significantly, check for controller over-current protection failure or other causes. The controller itself must be sent to an authorized service center for repair or replacement.

6–7

Correct Use of Battery

1. Keep the battery fully charged when not in use. Storing it in a discharged state will seriously reduce battery life.
2. If the scooter is not used for a long period, recharge the battery periodically (usually once a month).
3. Keep batteries away from open flames and high-temperature heat sources. Never throw a battery into a fire. Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
4. Prevent overcharging during the charging process.
5. If wiring is broken, or the battery pack is damaged or deformed, replace the battery immediately.
6. Never connect the positive and negative terminals with a wire or other conductor. This can cause danger and damage the battery.
7. The recommended battery temperature is 5–30℃ (41–86°F). In summer, park the scooter in a shaded, well-ventilated area. In winter, store the battery within the recommended temperature range.
8. Do not charge immediately after a long ride. Park the scooter for about 30 minutes to dissipate heat before charging.

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Correct Use of the Charger

1. Charge the battery immediately when the ride ends or when battery voltage drops. For long-term storage, keep the battery sufficiently charged and recharge it monthly. Always turn off the scooter’s power switch before charging.
2. Charge in a dry, well-ventilated area, away from children, moisture, and flammable or explosive materials.
3. Use only the manufacturer’s dedicated charger. Using unauthorized chargers may damage the battery or reduce its lifespan. The user assumes responsibility for non-compliant chargers.
4. Align the notch of the charger’s output plug with the protruding tab on the scooter’s charging socket.
5. Do not charge for more than 18 consecutive hours.
6. Do not connect the charger to AC power first. Follow this order: plug the charger’s DC output (low-voltage side) into the scooter’s charging port, then plug the AC input into the wall outlet. The charger’s power indicator lights up when charging begins. Charging is complete when the indicator turns green.
7. After charging, unplug the charger from the AC outlet first, then remove the DC plug from the scooter.
8. Place the charger on a stable surface. Confirm the voltage label matches your local power supply. If the charger malfunctions, stop use immediately and contact customer support.

Reminder

Always use the dedicated charger provided by the manufacturer. Ensure the charging port connection is secure before plugging into AC power. Do not leave the battery on charge for more than 18 consecutive hours.

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Introduction to the Dashboard

Handlebar Controls

• Brake lever (check)
• Latex handle / grip
• Headlamp switch
• Turn signal (auto)
• Speaker / horn
• Riding mode
• Boot key — power on/off
• Motor switching
• Gears
• Throttle (acceleration)
• Vehicle status

Dashboard Elements

• Driving mode (e.g. ECO)
• Charge information and battery level
• Speed display (km/h)
• Gear indicator
• NFC activation / SMART KEY sensing area
• Vehicle information — ODO / TRIP
• Single / dual drive display

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APP Download

Mobile phone APP software to connect the vehicle:

1. Android: Open your browser, scan the QR code below, and download the APP.
2. iPhone: Open the App Store, search my-trip, and download.

Open the APP and select your preferred language (English, 简体中文, العربية, Deutsch, Русский язык, Français).

Note: APP download and connection apply only to G6 vehicles. G2 is not applicable.

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APP Connection Binding

Register APP (required for full functionality)

1. Open the APP and tap My in the bottom navigation.
2. Tap the No Login area at the top.
3. On the login screen, tap Registered Account.
4. Fill in username, password, confirm password, and email, then complete registration.

Connect to the APP (binding is required for full functionality)

1. On the vehicle dashboard screen, tap the Bluetooth icon.
2. Select your vehicle’s Bluetooth name from the discovery list (e.g. LIVIAE–xxxx).
3. Scan the QR code on the back of the meter, or enter the characters shown on the meter.
4. The QR code is on the back of the meter as shown in the picture.

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Startup Method

Password Startup

1. Press the boot key briefly to start the screen.
2. Enter password digit 1.
3. Enter password digit 2.
4. Enter password digit 3.
5. Enter password digit 4.
6. Successful startup — the dashboard lights up.

The password can be modified in the system background or the app background.

NFC Activation

1. Press the boot key briefly to start the screen.
2. Place the SMART KEY card in the sensing area on the dashboard.

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G2 Vehicle Parameter Information

Dimensions

Specifications

Lights

1. Turn indicators
2. Pedal edge lights
3. Rear brake lights
4. Square LED lights

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G6 Vehicle Parameter Information

Dimensions

Specifications

Lights

1. Turn indicators
2. Pedal edge lights
3. Rear brake lights
4. Square LED lights

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G2 Newbie Installation

Handlebar Assembly

1. Raise the handlebar until it locks into place.
2. Turn clockwise to tighten and lock the handle.
3. Remove the handlebar fixing screws.
4. Insert the handlebars into the corresponding slots.
5. Reattach and tighten the screws.
6. Check that the brake lever, headlight switch, dual-drive switch, and instrument are fixed securely.

Height Adjustment

1. Open the clasp.
2. Press the locking mechanism to adjust the height.
3. Adjust to the correct height and lock the catch.

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G6 Newbie Installation

Handlebar Assembly

1. Raise the handlebar until it locks into place.
2. Press down on the locking tab until it clicks into place.
3. Remove the handlebar fixing screws.
4. Insert the handlebars into the corresponding slots.
5. Reattach and tighten the screws.
6. Check that the brake lever, headlight switch, dual-drive switch, and instrument are fixed securely.

G6 Folding Method

1. Hook the No. 1 safety catch and pull it upwards.
2. Use your thumb to flick the clasp open.
3. Hold the handlebar and pull out safety catch No. 2.

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Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

Recommended Tightening Torque (N·m)

Regular Maintenance

A: Check   S: Adjust   D: Replace   L: Lubrication   T: Tighten

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Elimination of Common Vehicle Faults

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