Operation Manual

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. By pressing this chrome-coloured

button for at least two seconds, the Oxboard will be

activated and the battery indicator will light up (to be

found on the upper side, slightly to the right of the

centre). It is important to check whether the Ox-

board is suciently charged before use (see also 7.1)

otherwise you will not be able to get the same amount

of use from your Oxboard. It is also important to see

whether it is clean and there is nothing between the

wheels.

2.3 How to step on and o your Oxboard safely

First place your Oxboard on a ﬂat surface before

stepping on. Place your best foot carefully onto the

Oxboard and be sure to place all your weight onto

the other foot. Then quickly place your other foot

onto the Oxboard. Distribute your weight over both

feet as you do so. Place your feet against the side of

the wheel guard with your toes over the edge of the

board so that these are freely hanging over as it were.

Stand up straight and relaxed.

This is how to stand safely on the Oxboard. It takes

an average of ﬁve minutes before you can really stand

properly on your Oxboard. So spend some time on this

otherwise it could go wrong. Get some support

to start with.

You remain still (in balance) by distributing your

weight equally over your body. If you do not do so, the

Oxboard will react where most weight is placed. If you

lean forwards or backwards, you will move forwards or

backwards. If you lean to the left or the right, you will

turn to the left or the right.

Step o the Oxboard by placing your best foot to

the rear. Be sure to place your weight onto this foot

when stepping o. Step o with the other foot in a

ﬂuid motion. This will prevent the Oxboard from

riding o while you still have one foot on it. Always

step o the Oxboard backwards. If you step o for-

wards, the Oxboard will move o and you may fall.

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