Article review of scooter sym orbit 72 (50)


Scooter Sym Orbit 50

Sym Orbit 50 scooter user manual

Technical characteristics of the Sym Orbit 50 scooter
Dimensions (l/w/h)1905/690/1125 mm
Wheelbase1327 mm
Weight99 kg
Enginefour-stroke
Engine capacity49.5 cm3
Maximum power2.35 kw / 8500 rpm
Cooling systemair
Engine startingElectric starter, kick starter
Front suspensiontelescopic fork
Rear suspensionswing system
Transmissionvariable speed drive
Clutchcentrifugal type
Tire (front/rear)20/70-12
Brakes (front/rear)drum type
Oil volume in crankcase0.85 l
Transmission oil volume1.1 l
Gas tank volume5.2 l
CandlesTORCH A7RC
Battery12V 6Ah
Air purifierpaper type

To make your scooter ride comfortable, it is very important to choose the right clothes.

1. Be sure to put on a helmet before driving. 2. Outerwear should have tight-fitting sleeves or cuffs. 3. When riding a scooter, it is better to wear a tight-fitting jacket and trousers or overalls. 4. It is advisable that your clothes be bright. This will increase your safety on the road. 5. Outerwear should be comfortable and not restrict your movements.

Starting the engine with an electric starter.

  • Place the scooter on the center stand.
  • Press and hold either brake lever.
  • Set the main switch to the “ON” position.
  • Press the electric starter button without rotating the throttle.
  • Once the engine starts, release the starter button.
  • If the engine is cold, run it for a while to warm it up.

ATTENTION! 1. Immediately release the starter button after starting the scooter. 2. Do not press the starter button after the engine has started. 3. If the engine is hot and does not start when you press the starter button for 3-4 seconds, then turn the throttle handle (gas handle) 1/8 turn and press the starter button again. 4. To avoid discharging the battery, do not hold the starter button pressed for more than 10 seconds. If the engine does not start after pressing the starter button for 10 seconds, wait 10 seconds and try to start the engine again.

Start of movement

  • To remove the scooter from the center stand, it is necessary. Hold the left brake handle and push the scooter slightly forward. You should stand to the left of the scooter.
  • You should sit on the left side. You should sit upright in the seat with one or both feet remaining on the ground.
  • Release the rear brake lever and begin to slowly rotate the throttle grip (throttle grip).

ATTENTION! Do not turn the throttle sharply to avoid the scooter lifting onto its rear wheel and tipping over. This is especially dangerous when driving uphill or with a significant load on the trunk. Before entering the road, use the appropriate turn signal to alert other drivers of your intention. Before starting to move from the sidewalk, look carefully to the left and behind to make sure that your maneuver is safe.

Stop

When approaching the place where you want to stop, do the following: 1. Turn on the correct turn signal and, making sure that you are not interfering with other vehicles, slowly turn to the place where you want to stop. 2. Allow the throttle to rotate in the opposite direction to its original position. Then, by pressing the front and rear brake levers, bring the scooter to a complete stop. The illuminated brake light will alert drivers behind you that you are about to stop. 3. After the scooter has come to a complete stop, turn the turn switch to the center position and the ignition key to the “OFF” position. 4. Make sure that you park the scooter in a place where it will not interfere with traffic. Remember that the scooter may tip over if the center stand is not placed on a firm, level surface. 5. To place the scooter on the center stand, grasp the handlebars with your left hand and, with your right hand on the rear trunk, step on the center stand with your right foot. While in this position, lift the rear of the scooter up to lock the center stand.

ATTENTION! To prevent your scooter from being stolen, be sure to lock the steering wheel and remove the key from the ignition while parking.

Recommendations for driving a scooter

  • Never press the brake lever sharply or turn the steering wheel suddenly to the side. Sudden braking or turning the steering wheel can cause the scooter to skid or overturn.
  • When driving in rainy weather, you need to be especially careful. Do not apply sudden braking on wet roads, as this may cause the scooter to skid.
  • When driving on wet roads or in rainy weather, more braking distance is required. Reduce speed and start braking earlier than necessary on dry roads.
  • When cornering, do not suddenly release the gas or brake, as this can lead to loss of control and a fall. The turn should be made “tightly”, controlling the throttle, or slow down in advance.
  • Remember that when driving through water or in rainy weather, the brake pads get wet, which leads to poor braking performance.

Instruments and indicators

On the dashboard there are:

1.Fuel Pressure Gauge - Indicates the level of gasoline in the fuel tank 2.Turn Signal Indicator - When the turn signal is turned on, this indicator will flash 3.High Beam Indicator - Indicates that the high beams are on 4.Speedometer - Indicates the driving speed. 5.Odometer - Indicates the total distance traveled by the vehicle.

Egnition lock

Position "Start" In this position the engine starts. The key cannot be deleted at this position.

Stop position The engine is switched off and cannot be started. The ignition key can be removed.

OPEN position: Opening: Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the left. Locking: press the glove compartment lid, locking occurs automatically.

“Steering handle lock” position Turn the key to the “LOCK” position. The steering wheel is locked in this position. The ignition key can be removed. You can unlock the steering wheel by turning the key from the “LOCK” position to the “OFF” position.

ATTENTION!

1.Never turn the key while the scooter is moving. Turning the ignition key to the "OFF" and "LOCK" positions will shut down the electrical system, which may result in an accident. The ignition can only be turned off after the scooter has been completely stopped. 2.Always remove the ignition key, and make sure to remove the ignition key after locking the steering wheel for parking. 3.If the ignition key is left in the "ON" position for a long period after stopping the engine, it will drain the battery.

Purpose of switches

Headlight switch

When the switch is in this position, the headlight, dimensions and instrument panel lighting are turned on.


When the switch is in this position, the headlight, dimensions and instrument panel lighting are turned on.

When the switch is in this position, the headlight, side lights and instrument panel are turned off

Starter button

When you press this button, the engine starts.

ATTENTION !

Immediately release the starter button after the engine starts

Do not press the starter button after the engine has started.

Do not keep the starter button pressed for more than 10 seconds to avoid draining the battery.

Horn button

Pressing this button will sound an alarm when the ignition key is in the "ON" position.

Turn signal switch

When this switch is turned on while the ignition key is in the "ON" position, the turn signal will flash:

this switch position means making a right turn.

This switch position means making a left turn.

Switch for low and high beam

This switch is used when it is necessary to turn on the low or high beam while driving a scooter.

This is the switch position for high beam

This is the switch position for low beam

Brake

  • Avoid sudden hard braking.
  • Use the front and rear brakes at the same time.
  • Avoid continuously applying the brakes for long periods of time as this may overheat the brakes and reduce braking effectiveness.
  • When driving on wet and slippery roads, drive slowly and brake smoothly. Never apply the brakes suddenly to prevent slipping and falling.
  • Using only the front brake will increase the risk of falling as the scooter tends to skid sideways.

Parking

■ When approaching a parking lot: 1. Turn on your turn signal in advance and pay attention to vehicles in front and behind, left and right, then select a route and proceed slowly along it. 2. Release the gas and apply the brakes early. (The brake light illuminates when braking to warn drivers of vehicles behind.) ■ When parking: 1. Turn off the turn signal, turn the ignition key to stop the engine. 2. Get off the scooter on the left side after the engine has been stopped, select a flat piece of ground, then place the scooter on the center stand. 3. Grab the handlebars with your left hand and grab the mount on the lower left side of the saddle with your right hand. 4. Press your right foot on the center stand, pull the scooter back with your hands

We remind you : Lock the steering wheel and remove the key after locking to prevent the scooter from being stolen.

WARNING: • Park your scooter in a safe place where it will not interfere with traffic.

Before you start driving:

Turn on your turn signal before driving and make sure there are no vehicles behind you. After that, start moving. ■ When starting the engine, keep a close eye on vehicles ahead and behind you.

Speed ​​control

The speed is controlled using the throttle grip

  • If you turn the throttle handle (towards you), the speed of the scooter increases.
  • Please rotate the throttle slowly to avoid the scooter from tipping over.
  • When driving uphill, turn the throttle further to increase engine power.
  • If you rotate the throttle in the opposite direction (away from you), the speed of the scooter will decrease. This can be done slowly or quickly, depending on how quickly you want to slow down.

Drum brake adjustment

The free play of the brake lever should be 10-20 mm.

1) To increase the free play of the brake lever, rotate the adjusting nut counterclockwise. 2) To reduce the free play of the brake lever, rotate the adjusting nut clockwise.

Oil check

In order to check the engine oil, you must: 1) Place the scooter on the center stand.

2) Allow the engine to cool for 2-3 minutes.

3) Remove the oil dipstick and wipe it with a cloth.

4)Insert the oil dipstick into the hole to check the oil level.

5) Remove the oil dipstick and visually determine the oil level in the engine.

6) The oil level should be between the upper and lower marks of the oil dipstick.

Change of oil

To change the oil, you must:

  • Warm up the engine and place the scooter on the center stand.
  • Allow the engine to cool.
  • Unscrew the control bolt and remove the oil filter.
  • Drain the oil.
  • Clean the oil filter using gasoline and blow it with air pressure.
  • Insert the oil filter and tighten the control bolt.
  • Pour oil through the oil fill hole.
  • Check the filled oil level with a dipstick.

Tire check

Before driving, visually check the condition of the tires. If you notice a change in the shape of your tires in relation to the area in contact with the ground, check the tire pressure using an air pressure gauge and adjust it to the appropriate level.

  • Visually check the tread and sidewalls of the tire for cracks and damage.
  • Visually check the tread and sidewalls of the tires for nails, stones or other objects that may be stuck in the tire.
  • Visually check for a wear indicator on the tire tread. If you do not see the indicator, the tire should be replaced with a new one.

Battery

If the battery terminals are dirty or rusty, remove the battery from the scooter and clean the terminal block with a wire brush. When checking and cleaning the battery, make sure there is no open flame nearby. Before removing the terminals from the battery, turn the ignition key to the “OFF” position.

Inspection of front shock absorbers

1. Carry out this test with the ignition off and without the key in the ignition. 2, Visually check the front shock absorbers for mechanical damage 3, Grab the steering wheel, move up and down - listen for any extraneous noise 4, Check the fastenings of the front shock absorbers 5, Grab the steering wheel, push forward and backward, left and right, determine the strong or low shock absorber resistance and any dips 6,Check the brakes for tension in the brake cables 7,If any of the above faults are found, take your scooter to an authorized SYM dealer for inspection and repair.

Checking and replacing fuses

  • Turn off the ignition and check the fuses. If the fuse is blown, replace it with a new one with the same marking (7A). It is strictly prohibited to use a fuse larger than 7 A or a wire to replace the fuse when replacing, as this may damage the electrical system.
  • Open the glove box, there is a fuse box at the top right.
  • Open the fuse cover and remove the fuse. Check it for malfunction.
  • Fuses must be securely connected to the wire contacts. Poor contact will destroy the wires and fuse.
  • When replacing electrical components (such as light bulbs), use only those specified in the specifications. Using electrical components that do not meet specifications may cause the battery to drain quickly and cause fuse failure.
  • When washing the scooter, avoid getting water on the fuse box.
  • If the fuse blows for unknown reasons, take your scooter to an authorized dealer.

Checking and cleaning spark plugs

To check and clean the spark plug you must:

  • Remove the spark plug using a spark plug wrench.
  • Clean the spark plug with a wire brush to remove carbon deposits.
  • Wipe the candle with a cloth.
  • Adjust the spark plug gap using a feeler gauge. The gap between the electrodes should be 0.6-0.7 mm.
  • Install the spark plug using the spark plug wrench.

Checking and cleaning the air filter

The durability of the piston group depends on the quality of the air filter. To clean the air filter, you must:

  • Remove the screws and remove the air filter cover.
  • Remove the air filter element and wash it in a special filter cleaning fluid, then wrap it in a dry cloth and wring it out.
  • Soak the air filter element in special oil for impregnating filters and squeeze it out. Make sure you have removed excess oil.
  • Install the element and secure the air filter cover with screws.

Article review of scooter sym orbit 72 (50)

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