Apollo Phantom V3 Maintenance GuideUpdated 5 months ago
The following maintenance table should be used to determine when to inspect certain parts of the scooter, when to change certain components, and when to re-torque specific bolts and fasteners.
This maintenance table is specific to the Apollo Phantom V3 scooter and will be modified as needed. You can also find a copy of this maintenance table in the User Manual here.
How to read this maintenance table:
The column headers indicate how frequently you should check the component listed in the first shaded column. For example:
You should check the tire pressure each ride
You should ensure the wheel nuts are tightened every 50km
You should ensure the fender screws are not coming loose every 500km
You should perform a full inspection of the suspension every 1000km
50km / Every Ride
| Maintenance Action | Instructions |
| Check the tire pressure | Refer to 5:50 in our video Apollo Phantom 2023 Setup Guide |
| Ensure the brakes are functions | Refer to 4:23 in our video Apollo Phantom 2023 Setup Guide |
| Ensure the lights work properly | Refer to 3:50 in our video Apollo Phantom 2023 Setup Guide |
| Ensure the locking mechanism is tight | Refer to 3:35 in our video Apollo Phantom 2023 Setup Guide |
| Ensure that all the handlebar components are properly tightened | Refer to 2:25 in our video Apollo Phantom 2023 Setup Guide |
| Ensure no looseness in the steering system | Refer to 2:50 in our video Apollo Phantom 2023 Setup Guide |
50km
| Maintenance Action | Instructions |
| Ensure the brakes are properly adjusted | How To: Apollo Phantom Brake Adjustment |
| Re-tension the locking mechanism | |
| Ensure the wheel nuts are properly tightened | For all screw tightening items, refer to the screw charts at the bottom of this page |
| Ensure the headset is properly adjusted | For all screw tightening items, refer to the screw charts at the bottom of this page |
500km
| Maintenance Action | Instructions | |
| Lubricate brakes (mechanical only) |
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| Grease the suspension pin | How To: Apollo Phantom Suspension Adjustment | |
| Review battery health in the App | If you need assistance with this, reach out to our team using the Smart Assistant in the bottom right hand corner of this screen | |
| Ensure the motor bolts are properly tightened | For all screw tightening items, refer to the screw charts at the bottom of this page | |
| Ensure the main direction bolt is at the correct torque (40Nm - 50 Nm) | For all screw tightening items, refer to the screw charts at the bottom of this page | |
| Ensure the fender screws are not coming loose | Refer to 2:00 in our video How To: Replace the Fender on the Apollo Phantom |
1000km
| Maintenance Action | Instructions |
| Change tires | How To: Apollo Phantom Inner Tuber and Tire Replacement |
| Change brake pads | How To: Apollo Phantom Brake Replacement |
| Change the main direction bolt | If you need assistance with this, reach out to our team using the Smart Assistant in the lower right hand corner of this page |
For all of the screw and bolt tightening items above, please refer to the screw charts below to find the one you are looking for:
Apollo Phantom Hydraulic Brakes
Apollo Phantom Mechanical Brakes
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