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OREWORD

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ENERAL

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SSISTANCE SERVICE

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RAPHIC FORM OF SAFETY WARNINGS

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AFETY WARNINGS

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ENERAL SAFETY RULES

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IABILITY

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ARNINGS FOR USERS

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AINTENANCE WARNINGS

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THER PROVISIONS

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AREHOUSE DEPOSIT

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ESCRIPTION OF THE BICYCLE 

(EPAC)

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ARTS LIST

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ERMS OF USE

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SE ENVIRONMENT 

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MPROPER USES

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IFTING AND TRANSPORT

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IFTING

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RANSPORT

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OMMISSIONING

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HARGING THE BATTERY

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ONTROL DEVICES

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HEELS

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RAKING SYSTEM

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SSEMBLY

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PIUMA-S

 MODEL ASSEMBLY

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AXIMUM LIMIT OF THE SEAT POST

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AINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS AND ROADING

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LEANING

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HAIN LUBRIFICATION

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HECKING THE PARTS

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LCD

 

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ISPLAY

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OREWORD

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WITCHING 

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SSISTED PEDALING 

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VG SPEED 

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 MAX SPEED 

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 TRIP 

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 ODO 

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 TIME

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IGHTS MANAGEMENT

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SSISTED WALKING

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ATTERY INDICATOR

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LCD

 

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ONFIGURATION

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ILES

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ISPLAY BACKLIGHT

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UTOMATIC DISPLAY SWITCH

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OFF

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HEEL DIAMETER

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ASSWORD 

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PEED LIMIT

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OTOR PARAMETER

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UMBER OF ASSISTANCE LEVELS 

(PAS)...................................................................... 18 

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RROR CODES

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ONNECTION DIAGRAM

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Summary of Contents for Piuma-S

Page 1: ...chnical support and assistance visit www argentobike it ELECTRIC BICYCLE WITH PEDALING ASSISTANCE SYSTEM ELECTRIC BICYCLE WITH PEDALING ASSISTANCE SYSTEM EPAC BICYCLE Electric pedal assisted cycle EPAC BICYCLE ELECTRIC PEDAL ASSISTED CYCLE ...

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Page 3: ...CES 11 5 3 WHEELS 11 5 4 BRAKING SYSTEM 11 6 ASSEMBLY 12 6 1 PIUMA S 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 15 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 16 8 5 LIGHTS MANAGEMENT 16 8 6 ASSISTED...

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: ... 1 Parts list 1 REAR LIGHT 2 CARRIER 3 BATTERY SAMSUNG 36V 4 SEAT 5 FRAME FOLDING DEVICE 6 STEM 7 DISPLAY 8 SHIFTER SHIMANO 9 BRAKE LEVER 10 FRONT LIGHT 11 FORK 12 TIRE 20 13 FRONT DISK 14 CONTROLLER CASE 15 MOTOR PLUG 16 MOTOR 17 REAR DISK ...

Page 8: ...r 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 properly illuminated by the sun or by artificial lights recommended from 300 to 500 lux in...

Page 9: ...aintenance 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 of 15 cm 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 impact Dur...

Page 10: ...cated on the battery cover Turn the key to the OFF position symbol to recharge the battery leaving it on board Insert the charger 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 Starting from the OFF position symbol push the key towards the inside of the b...

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: ... stem in its correct vertical position being careful when tightening the handlebar stem through its own locking device 4 Insert the seat post into the bike making sure to orient the seat and tighten the seat post correctly with the appropriate device on the frame as shown in the photo on the right Do not raise the seat post beyond the limit of 15 cm to avoid breaking the frame and serious injuries...

Page 13: ...ourself 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 beyon...

Page 14: ...es to carry out a suitable repair and if necessary contact the service center of your dealer 7 1 Cleaning Cleaning the pedal assisted bicycle is not only a matter of decorum but also allows you to immediately detect any defect in the same In order not to damage or compromise the operation of the various components especially the electrical parts cleaning must be carried out taking certain precauti...

Page 15: ... hubs In case of tire replacement contact the After Sales Service or a qualified tire dealer Do not change the tension of the spokes the adjustment must be carried out by specialized personnel and with suitable means The brakes must be adjusted so as to ensure effective braking and at the same time the control levers must have an adequate stroke to be able to modulate the braking in other words th...

Page 16: ...least 2 seconds to activate the walking assist function the same function is interrupted when the button is released The assisted walking function allows the bike to activate the motor without the need to pedal this function allows the bike to reach a maximum speed of 6 km h Assisted walking Never use the walk assist function while riding as the electric parts of the bike could be damaged Always u...

Page 17: ...eter For your model leave the value at 20 otherwise the values shown on the display when using your bike will not be correct 9 5 Password Speed limit Indicated by the symbol Pd Then enter the password 1919 using the and buttons confirm each single value in the password entered with the M button After entering the password correctly you enter the speed limit parameter indicated by the SL symbol all...

Page 18: ...ric bicycle this icon will be shown on the display together with the respective error code Please consult the following error code table and report 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 overhe...

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