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DESCRIPTION OF E-BIKE COMPONENTS 

 

 

 

 

 

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE:

  

For your safety and enjoyment, and to insure a long life for your e-bike inspect and maintain your 

e-bike regularly. Use the table below for guidance. It is very important that you check certain 

systems and components before each and every ride. The proper condition and function of these 

systems is critically important for your safety. Your e-bike should be returned to your servicing 

dealer at least once a year for a complete and thorough inspection and tune up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for BAFANG

Page 1: ...Electric bicycle user manual Enjoy your e ride ...

Page 2: ... it helps reduce the risk of injury This manual contains many Warnings and Cautions concerning the consequences of failure to maintain or inspect your e bike Many of the Warnings and Cautions say you may lose control and fall Because any fall can result in serious injury or even death we do not repeat the warning of possible injury or death whenever the risk of falling is mentioned FIT Make sure t...

Page 3: ... bike regularly Use the table below for guidance It is very important that you check certain systems and components before each and every ride The proper condition and function of these systems is critically important for your safety Your e bike should be returned to your servicing dealer at least once a year for a complete and thorough inspection and tune up ...

Page 4: ...control switches motor and front hub bearings Do not spray water inside the battery compartment Dry the frame mounted electrical connector in the battery compartment before reinstalling the battery pack Use automotive wax to protect painted surfaces Lubricate the chain periodically to help prevent corrosion and minimize wear MECHANICAL SAFETY CHECK The mechanical safety check is a simple sixty sec...

Page 5: ...e saddle and handlebar stem correctly parallel to the top tube of the e bike Are the binder bolts tight enough so that you cannot twist them out of alignment Handlebar ends Are the handlebar grips secure and in good condition If not replace them Are the handlebar ends and extensions plugged If not plug them before you ride WARNING Loose or damaged handlebar grips or extensions can cause you to los...

Page 6: ...erence between suspension forks used across the CRUSSIS e bike range is the spring There are two types of springs used in suspension forks Coil spring and Air spring Coil spring In order to adjust the suspension fork if possible simply turn the coil spring preload dial for firm and for soft Air spring to set and to adjust the air spring suspension fork you need to use a specially designed high pre...

Page 7: ...g in extremely challenging terrain jumps downhill freeride or dirt jumps Failure to respect this information may result in fork damage serious injury or death Failure to respect this information results in loss of warranty Drive unit BAFANG M400 a M500 BAFANG M400 BAFANG M500 Max torque 80 Nm Maximal torque 95 Nm Output 250W Output 250 W Weight 3 9 kg Weight 3 3kg Degree of protection IP65 Degree ...

Page 8: ...malfunction or damage of the motor The e bike can be used as a regular bicycle while the electric system is off Once you are done using the e bike it is important to turn off the electric system Operating the motor by using the PAS system There is a sensor that is located in the bottom bracket area As the pedals are rotated the sensor recognizes the motion and turns on the motor This model has 5 d...

Page 9: ...e must be avoided As this will bring about a decrease in battery quality Extremely low temperature may cause corrosion and shortening of the battery lifespan Extremely high temperature may cause battery inflation and making it dangerous and in most extreme cases cause battery explosion Do not expose the battery to temperatures under 10 C and over 40 C DISMOUNTING MOUNTING OF BATTERY FROM THE E BIK...

Page 10: ...Do not cover the battery and the charger during charging process In case in which the battery overheats during the charging process the charging should be stopped immediately It is normal for the charger to become somewhat hotter during the charging process Do not place the battery and or the charger near flammable substances during charging The battery works better when it is fully charged it is ...

Page 11: ... it is not to be used for a prolonged period FACTORS INFLUENCING THE E BIKE RANGE 1 Rolling resistance of the tires CRUSSIS e bikes are fitted with low rolling resistance tires however it is crucial to keep the tires inflated properly according to manufacturer pressure charts 2 Weight of the e bike The lower weight of the e bike the rider and the load carried the greater the range 3 Battery status...

Page 12: ...e display 3 Display illumination backlight indicator The symbol is displayed only when it is active 4 Speed display scale The value on the scale matches the digital speed value 5 Selected mode distance traveled TRIP total mileage counter ODO cannot be erased maximum speed achieved MAX average speed AVG distance remaining RANGE your energy consumption CALORIE time TIME 6 Battery charge level Shows ...

Page 13: ...m ON OFF Button Turn on the power by pressing the button of the battery Pressing on the central button of the displays remote control for approximately 2 seconds will start the e bike s electric system the bicycle are ready to be driven in electric mode To switch the electric system off use the same method In case the e bike is not in use for longer than 10 minutes the electric system of the e bik...

Page 14: ...ht The reflector symbol appears on the display when the backlight is dimmed The display allows 5 levels of sensor sensitivity adjustment from which you can select to adjust the backlight brightness This sensor works similarly to mobile phones sensors and darkens or lightens the display according to ambient light This can be adjusted in the display menu AI sensitivity If the automatic dimming is tu...

Page 15: ...lding the button Pedal assist 1 Walk assist If the electric system of the bike is switched on and the display is lit the display backlight will adjust itself to ambient light When the backlight is dimmed a reflector symbol appears on the display The display allows 5 levels of sensor sensitivity to choose from to adjust the backlight brightness This sensor works similarly to mobile phone sensors an...

Page 16: ...Display setting Setting wheel circumference Setting USER SETTINGS MENU ...

Page 17: ...ay settings menu by pressing on the MODE button i There is 10 options in this interface 1 Unit setting In the Display settings menu press or button and select the Units menu Press the MODE button i briefly to confirm the option and access the menu Press or and select between Metric metric km Imperial British miles Press on the MODE button i to confirm your selection and return to the Units menu Pr...

Page 18: ...terval of less than 0 5 seconds to return to the main interface or select BACK EXIT 5 Power view setting In the Display settings menu press or button and select the Power view menu Press the Mode button i briefly to confirm the option and access the menu Press or and select between power display modes Watts or Amperes Press on the MODE button i to confirm your selection and return to the Power vie...

Page 19: ...ting menu Press the MODE button i twice at an interval of less than 0 5 seconds to return to the main interface or select BACK EXIT 9 Password setting In the Display settings menu press or button and select the Password menu Press the MODE button i briefly to confirm the option and access the menu Press or and select from options OFF ON Option OFF means that the password is not activated To activa...

Page 20: ...ce at an interval of less than 0 5 seconds to return to the main interface or select BACK EXIT Password OFF Enter the Password menu and select option OFF Briefly press the MODE button i to confirm the option Enter the current password and confirm by pressing the MODE button i If you enter the correct password the display confirms the password and turns Password function OFF If an incorrect passwor...

Page 21: ...ice at an interval of less than 0 5 seconds to return to the main interface or select BACK EXIT Information In the Setting menu press or button and select the Information menu Press the MODE button i briefly to confirm the option and access the information You can use the menu to view all the information but you cannot edit or interfere with it 1 Wheel circumference information only for reading 2 ...

Page 22: ... if the error persists visit the service Have the control unit replaced Check the placement of the magnet if the error persists visit the service Have the battery and connectors checked Have the control unit replaced Contact the manufacturer Have the torsion sensor replaced Have the control unit checked Have the connectors between the display and the control unit checked Have the control unit chec...

Page 23: ...DP C18 LCD display A Service warning B Menu C Current speed information D Display mode selection TRIP TOTAL MAXS AVG RANGE C E Error code F Data display mode TRIP TOTAL MAXS AVG RANGE C G Pedal assist level 1 5 H WALK assist I display light backlight indicator only displayed when active J Display mode selection TRIP TOTAL MAXS AVG RANGE C K Battery charge level at maximum battery charge 10 degrees...

Page 24: ...ike is not in use for longer than 5 minutes the electric system of the e bike will switch off automatically Pedal assist mode selection To adjust the pedal assist simply press the or button and select the level of pedal assist The lowest level is 0 the highest level is 5 The default setting after the display is turned on is level 1 Level 0 is pedal assist free mode Walk assist To activate the walk...

Page 25: ...ry of the e bike Display data mode selection By briefly pressing on the MODE button i you can select between the modes in following order distance traveled TRIP total mileage counter TOTAL maximum speed achieved MAXS average speed AVG distance remaining RANGE your energy consumption C Battery charge status indicator Battery charge level displays 10 degrees at maximum charge 1 degree 10 capacity If...

Page 26: ... or button to select from the options n NO or y YES If the option y YES is confirmed all the data is deleted except for the Total distance traveled TOTAL Press on the MODE button to confirm the option and continue If the data is not manually erased the values remain unchanged Setting the units km miles S7 Briefly press on the or button and select unit km h or mile h Press the MODE button i briefly...

Page 27: ...ly after 9 minutes Press on the MODE button i to confirm the option and proceed to the next parameter Maintenance warning nnA Press on the or button to select from options 0 OFF warning not active or 1 ON warning active Press on the MODE button i to confirm the option and proceed to the next parameter If the total distance travelled is 5 000 km can be adjusted by the manufacturer the display shows...

Page 28: ...the MODE button i and proceed to the next parameter Error code history E00 E09 Displays information about the last 10 errors E00 shows the information about the latest error E09 shows the information about the oldest error Press on the MODE button i to move to the next error Press the MODE button i after the last error E09 and proceed to the next parameter Erasing the data TRIP MAXS AVG tC ...

Page 29: ...d Have the connectors between the display and the control unit checked Have the control unit checked Have the control unit checked Have the control unit and the connectors between the display and the control unit checked Abnormal communication Have the torsion sensor replaced Error of the 15V circuit Control error 36 37 Error of the WTD control unit 27 Control unit surge 30 35 24 Unspecified error...

Page 30: ...www crussis cz CRUSSIS electrobikes s r o K Březince 227 182 00 Praha 8 Czech Republic ...

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