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3. DESCRIPTION OF THE BICYCLE (EPAC)

3.1 Parts list

1. Rear light
2. Seat
3. Battery SAMSUNG 36V
4. Display
5. Brake lever
6. Shifter SHIMANO
7. Front light
8. Fork
9. Tire 26” x 4.0
10. Front mechanical disk brake
11. Controller
12. Chain
13. Motor plug
14. Rear mechanical disk brake
15. Kickstand
16. Motor

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Summary of Contents for ELEPHANT

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL ELEPHANT For information technical support and assistance visit www argentobike it ELECTRIC BICYCLE WITH PEDALING ASSISTANCE SYSTEM EPAC BICYCLE ELECTRIC PEDAL ASSISTED CYCLE ...

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Page 3: ...ROL DEVICES 11 5 4 WHEELS 11 5 5 BRAKING SYSTEM 11 6 ASSEMBLY 12 6 1 ELEPHANT MODEL ASSEMBLY 12 6 2 MAXIMUM LIMIT OF THE SEAT POST 13 7 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS AND ROADING 14 7 1 CLEANING 14 7 2 CHAIN LUBRIFICATION 14 7 3 CHECKING THE PARTS 14 8 LCD DISPLAY 15 8 1 FOREWORD 15 8 2 SWITCHING ON OFF 15 8 3 ASSISTED PEDALING PAS 15 8 4 AVG SPEED MAX SPEED TRIP ODO TIME 15 8 5 LIGHTS MANAGEMENT 16 8 6...

Page 4: ... 1 2 Assistance Service For any inconvenience or request for clarification contact without hesitation the Assistance Service of your authorized ARGENTO dealer who has competent and specialized staff specific equipment and original spare parts 1 3 Graphical form of safety warnings To identify the safety messages in this manual the following graphic warning symbols will be used They have the functio...

Page 5: ...cle is carried out in a way that does not comply with the instructions provided with non original spare parts or in any case in such a way as to jeopardize its integrity or modify its characteristics the manufacturer will be relieved of any responsibility regarding personal safety and malfunction of the pedal assisted bicycle If you hear unusual noises or feel something strange stop the pedal assi...

Page 6: ...arts of the pedal assisted bicycle Original spare parts Use only original ARGENTO spare parts Any liability of the manufacturer for damage or loss of functionality caused as a result of using non original accessories and parts is excluded 2 5 Other provisions The first thing to do when starting to use is to check the presence and integrity of the protections and the functioning of the safety devic...

Page 7: ...s list 1 Rear light 2 Seat 3 Battery SAMSUNG 36V 4 Display 5 Brake lever 6 Shifter SHIMANO 7 Front light 8 Fork 9 Tire 26 x 4 0 10 Front mechanical disk brake 11 Controller 12 Chain 13 Motor plug 14 Rear mechanical disk brake 15 Kickstand 16 Motor ...

Page 8: ...ather conditions rain hail snow strong wind etc Maximum allowed temperature 40 C Minimum allowed temperature 0 C Maximum allowed humidity 80 The environment of use must have a flat compact asphalt surface free of roughness holes or depressions free of obstacles and oil stains In addition the place of use must be illuminated by the sun or by artificial lights recommended from 300 to 500 lux in orde...

Page 9: ...nce with the battery connected Use non original spare parts Insert the limbs or fingers between the moving parts of the bicycle It is strictly forbidden to raise the seat post beyond the limit marked on the seat post to not cause fractures to the frame 4 LIFTING AND TRANSPORT 4 1 Lifting The weight of the pedal assisted bicycle is about 25 kg so lifting by two adults is recommended Crushing and im...

Page 10: ...harger plug into the appropriate socket on the battery Connect the battery charger to the mains socket 230V 50Hz Charging with battery removed Insert the key in the lock located on the battery cover Turn the key unticlockwise and remove the battery from the frame and place it on a flat surface follow the precautions indicated with regard to charging procedures insert the battery charger plug into ...

Page 11: ... when you are not using it 5 2 Control devices Check the efficiency and state of charge of the battery Use in a very cold environment quickly degrades the efficiency of the battery Check the chain tension and lubrication Check that the pedals are fully tightened in their respective positions 5 3 Wheels Check the tire inflation pressure Check the state of wear of the tires there must be no cuts cra...

Page 12: ...handlebar stem Position the previously removed plate in its original position and tighten the respective 4 bolts make sure that the handlebar is in a central position 5 Insert the seat post into the bike making sure to orient the saddle and tighten the seat post correctly with the appropriate device on the frame as shown in the photo on the right For structural and safety reasons it is strictly fo...

Page 13: ...and others Negative verification In the event that during the assembly unclear passages or difficulties in the assembly itself should be encountered DO NOT RIDE THE ASSISTED BIKE Contact the Assistance Service of your authorized ARGENTO dealer 6 2 Maximum limit of the seat post IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN For structural and safety reasons it is strictly forbidden to remove the seat post beyond the ma...

Page 14: ...rical parts the motor the display and the battery for which cleaning with a sponge is recommended Before starting the pedal assisted bicycle dry completely with low pressure compressed air and check that there is no residual moisture on the electrical components 7 2 Chain lubrication It is important to lubricate the chain regularly to avoid excessive wear and to extend its life Clean the entire le...

Page 15: ...the PAS level pedal assist mode Level 9 is the maximum selectable level and provides the maximum possible help from the motor of the pedal assisted bicycle on the contrary level 1 provides the minimum help from the motor Level 0 does not provide help from the engine 8 4 AVG SPEED MAX SPEED TRIP ODO TIME Press the ON button to switch between the AVG SPEED MAX SPEED TRIP ODO TIME function The AVG SP...

Page 16: ...omplete upon completion of charging the battery of your pedal assisted bicycle The battery indicator drops in level as the pedal assisted bicycle is used The battery indicator can fluctuate in the charge level depending on the use of the pedal assisted bicycle for example if you go uphill the level of the battery indicator can drop rapidly as it has a much higher battery consumption supplied on yo...

Page 17: ...l allowed values 10 100 9 6 Motor parameter Indicated by the HL symbol make sure that the value set is number 6 If a different value is set anomalies in the speed detected on the display could occur Maximum speed allowed The maximum speed allowed by law is 25km h Any interventions not authorized by the manufacturer to the control unit exclude the manufacturer of any damage caused to people and or ...

Page 18: ... everything to the after sales service Code Definition 01 Communication error 03 Error in the brake system 04 Accelerator error 06 Low voltage protection 07 High voltage protection 08 Anomaly in the hall sensor 09 Phase line anomaly 10 Controller overheating 11 PAS error 12 Anomaly of the current sensor 13 Battery overheating 14 Motor overheating 21 Speed sensor error 22 BMS anomaly 30 Communicati...

Page 19: ...1 19 9 11 CONNECTION DIAGRAM ...

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