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OXBOARD

INSTRUCTIONS

CONTACT AND CUSTOMER SERVICES

Do you have a question about your Oxboard?

Please contact our Customer Services.

Oxboard by post

OXBOARD B.V.

Langendijk 21

5652 AX EINDHOVEN

Oxboard by telephone

You can reach us on workdays between

09.00 and 17.00 at the following number:

+3140 7505678

Oxboard by e-mail

You can complete the online contact form on our

website www.oxboard.nl. You can of course also send

an e-mail to info@oxboard.nl. Please send any questions

regarding the warranty by e-mail to service@oxboard.nl.

Summary of content (10 pages)

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CONTACT AND CUSTOMER SERVICES Do you have a question about your Oxboard? Please contact our Customer Services. Oxboard by post OXBOARD B.V. Langendijk 21 5652 AX EINDHOVEN Oxboard by telephone You can reach us on workdays between 09.00 and 17.00 at the following number: +3140 7505678 Oxboard by e-mail You can complete the online contact form on our website www.oxboard.nl. You can of course also send an e-mail to info@oxboard.nl. Please send any questions regarding the warranty by e-mail to service@oxboard.
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INtroduction OXBOARD: it’s fun, easy and electric! Congratulations! You are the new owner of an Oxboard. A practical and pleasant means of transport that will bring you a great deal of pleasure. You are now a member of the Oxboard community. Be sure to share your Oxboard with friends and family; lots of fun guaranteed! We say this with good reason: It’s fun, easy and electric. Oxboard moves… YOU. Warning We of course assume that you will handle your Oxboard in a safe and responsible manner.
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INSTRUCTIONS 4 CONTENT 1. OXBOARD DESCRIPTION 1.1 1.2 Oxboard description Oxboard components 1. 5 5 5 2. HOW DOES YOUR OXBOARD WORK? 6 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 6 6 Getting started with your oxboard Activate the oxboard and the battery indicator How to step on and off your oxboard safely Deactivating (switching off) the oxboard How do you charge the oxboard? Safety advice 3. OPERATING THE OXBOARD AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 3.1 3.1.1 3.1.2 3.1.
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6 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 7 2. HOW DOES YOUR OXBOARD WORK? 2.1 Getting started with your oxboard Take your Oxboard out of the box and place it on flat ground. 2.2 Activate the Oxboard and the battery indicator. If you look at the lights on the front of the Oxboard, you will find the switch for the Oxboard on the rear right-hand side.
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8 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 2. HOW DOES YOUR OXBOARD WORK? 2.4 Deactivating (switching off) the Oxboard The Oxboard will switch off automatically if it has not been used for 10 minutes. You can also do this yourself with the remote control; press the button with the “closed lock” icon and the Oxboard will switch off (battery indicator goes out). 2.5 How do you charge the Oxboard? Just take the adapter supplied and insert the adapter plug into the mains (the adapter light will turn green).
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10 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 11 3. OPERATING THE OXBOARD AND SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 3.1 Remote control The Oxboard is supplied with a remote control. Please keep this in a safe place even if you do not use it every day. The remote control will react up to a maximum distance of five metres whereby you can switch off, (un)lock or balance your Oxboard (see 2.4). Note: The first generations Oxboard had different remote with 2 buttons (lock/unlock) 3.1.
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12 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 4. OXBOARD PRECAUTIONS/ADVICE 5. WEIGHT AND SPEED LIMITS This section contains some precautions. It is important that you observe this advice in order to ensure that your experiences with the Oxboard are always positive and enjoyable. Failing to observe these measures may result in injuries and serious, possibly fatal wounds. Oxboard shall under no circumstances be responsible for any damage caused by any person to himself or others.
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14 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 6. POSSIBLE HINDRANCE TO USE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITATIONS 7. BATTERY INFORMATION AND SPECIFICATIONS There are some factors that could reduce the range of 1520 km. These are the following factors: 7.1 Too low battery capacity If the battery indicator is red, this means that the battery is nearly empty. In this case, you should stop riding the Oxboard and place it on charge.
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16 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 8. HOW TO MAINTAIN AND STORE YOUR OXBOARD 9. OXBOARD SPECIFICATIONS AND A LIST OF PRODUCTS DELIVERED It is important that you service your Oxboard regularly and store it properly. This will enable you to get the maximum enjoyment from your Oxboard. 8.1 Maintenance tasks • Be sure to remove the Oxboard from the charger in good time and switch it off.
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18 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS 10. WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION 11.1 Warranty conditions Your invoice is your warranty. The invoice date is also the date on which the warranty commences.