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deformation of the rim horns when increasing the air pressure
indicates heavy wear and tear. Rims with wear indicators enable
the rider to detect the wear condition of the rim easily.

3) Brake pads

The brake pads for rim brakes, drum brakes and disk brakes are
subject to use related wear and tear. This depends on the use
of the cycle. Riding the cycle in rough or hilly terrain or using
it for sports activities can necessitate the replacement of the
brake pads at shorter intervals. Check the wear condition of the
covers and let your service partner replace them.

4) Chains and drive belts

The cycle chain is subject of use related wear and tear. The
extent of the wear depends on the servicing and maintenance
and the type of use of the cycle (mileage, riding in rain, dirt
and pollution, salt etc.). Regular cleaning and oiling can increase
the life, but replacement is necessary on reaching the wear limit
(approximately 2000–3000 km).

5) Sprockets, pinions, inner bearings and transmission rollers

In cycles with derailleur, the pinion, sprockets, inner bearings
and transmission rollers are subject to use related wear and
tear. Regular cleaning and lubrication can increase their life,
but replacement is necessary on reaching the wear limit. The
extent of wear depends on maintenance, servicing, the type of
use of the cycle (mileage, riding in the rain, dirt and pollution,
salt etc.).

Parts subjected to regular wear and tear

Please note: List of parts subjected to regular wear and tear

1) Tyres
2)  Rim in connection with rim brake
3) Brake 

jackets

4)  Chain and drive belt
5)  Sprockets, pinions, inner bearings and transmission rollers
6)  Bulbs and lighting system
7)  Handle bar tapes / handle covers
8)  Hydraulic oils and lubricants
9)  Gear and brake jackets

10) Paint

1) Tyres

The cycle tyres are subject to use related wear and tear.  The
extend depends on the use of the cycle and can be influenced
to a great deal by the rider. Sharp braking that leads to the
blocking of the tyre reduces the life of the tyre significantly.
Moreover, the air pressure should be checked regularly and if
necessary, increased to the value specified by the tyre
manufacturer. Excessive exposure to the sun, petrol, oils etc.
can damage the tyres.

2) Rims in connection with rim brakes

Not only the brake pad but also the rim is subjected to use
related wear on account of the interaction between the rim
brake and the rim. Hence, the rim should be checked at regular
intervals for wear and tear. The occurrence of fine cracks or

Operating instructions

Summary of Contents for ED-2 EX

Page 1: ...s1bis32 11 02 2009 12 49 Uhr Seite 1 obedruck Operating Instructions for your new cycle Istruzioni d uso Per la Sua nuova bicicletta GB ITA Pedelec with Lithium ion battery Pedelec con batteria agli i...

Page 2: ...2 49 Uhr Seite 2 obedruck 2 Operating instructions Operating instructions for CROSSWAVE Electro Bicycle ED 2 EX Pedelec with Lithium ion battery Istruzioni d uso CROSSWAVE Elektro Bike ED 2 EX Pedelec...

Page 3: ...ions 29 Maintenance in winter 29 Structure of the front wheel 30 Battery return recycling 31 Technical data 32 Faults cause remedy 32 Welcome 4 QUICKSTART 6 Your CROSSWAVE Pedelec and its components 7...

Page 4: ...he technical Welcome PanTerra Intelligent Electric Dear Costumer Thank you for choosing the CROSSWAVE Pedelec a model with PanTerra drive technology PanTerra offers the technology for an easy alternat...

Page 5: ...ed cycles and with the statutory safety specifications especially the European bicycle standard DIN EN 14764 Get ready to be electrified Your CROSSWAVE Team CAUTION In the Operating Instructions you f...

Page 6: ...OSSWAVE Pedelec immediately we request you to observe the following steps without fail before taking your first ride PanTerra will not accept any guarantee obligations otherwise 1 Remove all the prote...

Page 7: ...Drive battery B Status display of the drive battery C Lock of the drive battery D Motor control electronic E Charging input bushing F Crank with rotary sensor G Front wheel hub motor H Motor plug cov...

Page 8: ...e mounted at a height of minimum 25 cm above the road surface Reflectors A white reflector with a large surface area at the front that can be combined with the headlight In the rear at least one red r...

Page 9: ...nuts and the quick release are fixed properly Check or service for the first time after approximately 100 km Checks or servicing is thereafter necessary at regular intervals The indicated amount of ki...

Page 10: ...le for the use on public roads and paved lanes Please bear this in mind when using the Pedelec under off road conditions and in case of overloading and improper rectification of faults When Servicing...

Page 11: ...sembly of these attachments Info For valid warranty claims the buyer must present the original purchase receipt to the vendor Caution Traffic safety tips Always observe the traffic rules Drive careful...

Page 12: ...Regular cleaning and lubrication can increase their life but replacement is necessary on reaching the wear limit The extent of wear depends on maintenance servicing the type of use of the cycle mileag...

Page 13: ...regular maintenance Check all painted surfaces regularly for damages and rectify them immediately This will also preserve the good look of your cycle Start up of the CROSSWAVE Pedelec The following c...

Page 14: ...e 5 LEDs do not light up PanTerra recommends that you first charge the battery fully To do this connect the drive battery to the charging device included in the scope of delivery Refer to the Chapter...

Page 15: ...e before using it for the first time The key can be taken out in the opened and locked position PanTerra recommends that you remove the keys at all times This will ensure that the lock cannot be opene...

Page 16: ...metallic objects come close to the battery contacts and the charging plug The battery should not be charged at very high and very low temperatures below 10 C and above 40 C We recommend that the cycl...

Page 17: ...ing bolts Figure 7 Pos 1 or quick release Figure 8 Pos 1 Move the seat support in or out Tighten the clamp after making the adjustment You have adjusted the seat height according to your body size so...

Page 18: ...k of falling Adjusting height Loosen the nut or inner hexagon bolt of the expander bolt Figure 9 10 pos 1 Loosen the bolt with a gentle hammer blow and adjust the correct handle bar height Tighten the...

Page 19: ...dals The pedals must be fixed tightly at all times During assembly and dismantling please keep in mind that the pedals have two types of threads The threads on the pedals and the treadle are exposed t...

Page 20: ...ght As the power requirement of the bicycle lighting is very low a light left on would last about 2 3 days Moreover the protective electronic circuit prevents a depth discharge of the battery if the l...

Page 21: ...used Our recommendation Caution A loose wheel especially a loose front wheel poses maximum risk of falling The quick release lever has two positions CLOSE and OPEN First adjust the tightness with the...

Page 22: ...r to provide detailed information Chain tensioning Ensure that the chain is tensioned correctly it is the most important part of the drive module A regular check is necessary since the chain stretches...

Page 23: ...The auxiliary drive of the CROSSWAVE Pedelec starts automatically after half a pedal rotation Thus the CROSSWAVE Pedelec complies completely with the upcoming European standard for this vehicle type...

Page 24: ...t of the rider At average utilization of the pedalling support and fully charged battery the typical operating distance lies between 35 and 50 km Normal mode up to 35 50 km Eco mode up to 60 km It is...

Page 25: ...el will wear out fast Use the derailleur as illustrated in Figure 21 Auxiliary gear with coaster brake hub While using a gear hub stop pedalling for a moment so that the gear can switch Due to the gea...

Page 26: ...y during long and steep rides so that the rear wheel brake can cool down Very intense heating of the back pedal hub leads to loss of lubricant Re lubrication is necessary The brake body of a back peda...

Page 27: ...ned well Always observe the permissible carrying capacity of the luggage carrier Do not carry any bags or other objects on your handle bar This affects the driving safety Aluminium handle bars are not...

Page 28: ...s way you can ensure a long product life If you do not use the battery over longer periods take the battery out of the Pedelec and pull out the fuse so that no standby current in the electronic circui...

Page 29: ...the cycle regularly from dust and dirt with a sponge or soft cloth Use a normal cycle cleaning product and a protective agent Never use high pressure cleaners to clean hubs and pedal bearing This will...

Page 30: ...f you press them the plug in connector can be detached Refer to Figure 24 The plug in connector for driving power big could be slightly different in your bicycle The round connectors are simply pulled...

Page 31: ...er without any substantial pressure Insert the two cover holder screws and tighten them Battery return recycling Please do not dispose the battery pack with other household garbage Appropriate contain...

Page 32: ...nic circuit is defective Contact dealer 4 Pedal sensor 4 1 The motor does not work but the operating elements and the battery function Cause Remedy Direction of pedal sensor is incorrect Contact deale...

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