Help & Support Center
DIY Maintenance Guides
Welcome to our technical support and DIY maintenance center! We know how important it is to rely on your e-scooter every day, which is why we created this dedicated space for riders who prefer to service, maintain, or repair their own vehicles. Here you will find step-by-step video resources designed to help you better understand your scooter's components and perform routine maintenance or troubleshooting safely. Select your scooter model below to access its dedicated YouTube playlist.
GT Series (GT SL, GT Sport)
Guides for the GT Series β Tire replacements, suspension adjustments, and brake maintenance.
Watch GT Video Tutorials
Booster & Master Series
Step-by-step tutorials for compact models β Battery care, folding mechanism tune-ups, and handlebar mechanics.
Watch Booster Video Tutorials
TankTorq Series
Maintenance for high-performance models β Hydraulic brake bleeding, motor servicing, and drivetrain checks.
Watch TankTorq Video Tutorials
Safety First & Warranty Information
Always disconnect the main battery before performing any electrical repairs or handling internal wiring. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and correct tools. Self-repairs are performed at your own risk. Opening sealed components (battery pack, electronic controller) or using non-genuine parts may void your warranty.
Recommended DIY Tools
- High-quality Allen (Hex) key set
- Plastic & heavy-duty metal tire levers
- High-pressure floor pump with gauge
- Electrical contact cleaner spray & dry lube for suspensions
Frequently Asked Questions
Keep pressure between 45β50 PSI (3.1β3.4 bar) depending on rider weight. Check weekly to prevent pinch flats.
Perform a visual check and tighten key structural bolts every 100β200 km or at least once a month.
Note the code number, consult your manual, and check sensor disconnects. Contact support if it persists.
Store indoors at 15Β°Cβ25Β°C. Keep battery charged between 50%β70% and top up every 30β45 days.
