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TablE of ConTEnTs

WElCoME

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CoMponEnTs

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soME noTEs on ThEsE supplEMEnTary InsTruCTIons

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InTEndEd usE

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bEforE your fIrsT rIdE

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bEforE EVEry rIdE

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afTEr an aCCIdEnT

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hoW To usE ThE pInhEad®-loCkIng sysTEM

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How to Fasten Components Securely with the

Pinhead®-Locking System

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rIdIng a CubE Epo pEdElEC – spECIal fEaTurEs

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Riding with Drive Assistance

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Range

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Riding without Drive Assistance

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dIsplay opEraTIon and ConTrol

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Basic Settings

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Removing and Mounting the Display

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Inserting the Battery

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Manual Setting

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Settings Menue

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Settings – General Information

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Pairing and Searching

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Functions

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Operating the Levels of Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Further Display Functions

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rEChargEablE baTTEry

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seat post option

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Removing the Rechargeable Battery

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Mounting the Rechargeable Battery

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pannier rack option

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Removing the Rechargeable Battery

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Fastening the Rechargeable Battery

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down-Tube option

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Removing the Rechargeable Battery

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Fastening the Rechargeable Battery

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Charging the rechargeable battery

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battery Care

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Storing the Rechargeable Battery

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Cleaning the Rechargeable Battery

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ThE CubE Epo pEdElEC – spECIal fEaTurEs

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drive - Chain Wear

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Wheels and Tyre Equipment – Tyre puncture (rear)

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Wheel Removal

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Wheel Mounting

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Tyre Wear

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disc brakes

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TransporT of ThE CubE Epo pEdElEC

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by Car

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by Train / by public Transport

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by plane

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TroublEshooTIng

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During the Charging Process

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In the Case of Problems during the Charging Process

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During the Ride

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sErVICIng and MaInTEnanCE

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Maintenance and Care of the drive

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TEChnICal spECIfICaTIons

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WarranTy and guaranTEE

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a note on Wear

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dIsTrIbuTors

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These supplementary instructions comply with the requirements of the European

standard En 15194 for bicycles – electrically power assisted cycles (EpaC). These op-

erating instructions are not intended to help you assemble a CubE Epo pedelec from

individual components, to repair it or to make a partly assembled bicycle ready-for-use!

Technical details in the text and illustrations of these supplementary instructions are

subject to change.

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Summary of Contents for EPO pedelec

Page 1: ...ional check on pages 10 to 12 before every ride Also observe your general CUBE handbook Bitte lesen Sie vor der ersten Fahrt die Seiten 7 bis 9 F hren Sie vor jeder Fahrt die Funktionspr fung auf Seit...

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Page 3: ...1 2 3 4 6 5 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 CUBE EPO Pedelec Cube_EPO_Umschlag_DE EN_2011 04 indd 3 11 05 2011 10 09 14...

Page 4: ...utton U Taste U button Display Pulsanzeige Heartrate indicator Geschwindigkeitsanzeige Speedometer Ladezustandsanzeige State of charge display Anzeige aktuelle Daten Indicator current data Anzeige Unt...

Page 5: ...Notizen Cube_EPO_Umschlag_DE EN_2011 04 indd 5 11 05 2011 10 09 15...

Page 6: ...Pending System GmbH Co KG Ludwig H ttner Str 5 7 D 95679 Waldershof website cube eu www cube eu Cube_EPO_Umschlag_DE EN_2011 04 indd 6 11 05 2011 10 09 17...

Page 7: ...Pannier Rack Option 28 Removing the Rechargeable Battery 28 Fastening the Rechargeable Battery 28 Down Tube Option 29 Removing the Rechargeable Battery 29 Fastening the Rechargeable Battery 29 Chargin...

Page 8: ...be sure to carry out the functional check described in chapter Before EVERY Ride be fore setting off on the CUBE EPO pedelec Even a manual as big as an encyclopaedia could not describe any possible c...

Page 9: ...ry impor tant to every cyclist Never ride without a properly adjusted helmet and without glasses and take care to always wear suitable clothing As a minimum you should wear straight cut trousers and s...

Page 10: ...onal check on pages 10 to 12 before every ride Also observe your general CUBE handbook Bitte lesen Sie vor der ersten Fahrt die Seiten 7 bis 9 F hren Sie vor jeder Fahrt die Funktionspr fung auf Seite...

Page 11: ...intended to help you assemble a CUBE EPO pedelec from individual components to repair it or to make partly assembled CUBE EPO pedelecs ready for use These supplementary instructions are not applicable...

Page 12: ...pedelecs are designed for cycling exclusively on lanes and roads with a smooth surface Only use trails that are allowed for bicycles Pedelecs are not suitable for off road use Using pedelecs off road...

Page 13: ...n the country you intend to use the CUBE EPO pedelec Have your CUBE EPO pedelec equipped accordingly before using it on public roads 3 The rechargeable battery of your CUBE EPO pedelec e must be charg...

Page 14: ...l function or damage to the suspension components In any case they will impair the performance of your bicycle as well as your safety and joy whilst cycling Your new CUBE EPO pedelec is equipped with...

Page 15: ...start of your CUBE EPO pedelec Risk of accident gPlease note that in wet conditions the brake performance is less effective and the tyre grip reduced Keep this fact in mind in particular when riding...

Page 16: ...tions 2 Are the connections of the rechargeable battery c the display and the drive correctly plugged For more information see chapters Rechargeable Battery and Display Control and Operation 3 Is your...

Page 17: ...onditions is very dangerous because you will be seen too late or not at all by other road users 6 Are the tyres in good condition and do they have sufficient pres sure The minimum and maximum pressure...

Page 18: ...ct gImproperly closed quick releases and other fastenings can cause components of the CUBE EPO pedelec to come loose and result in serious accidents gDo not use your CUBE EPO pedelec if it fails on on...

Page 19: ...e quick release action and Check the wheels of your general CUBE handbook and the enclosed operating instructions 2 Check that handlebars and stem are neither bent nor broken and that they are level a...

Page 20: ...able Battery 3 Check whether the chain still runs on the chainrings and the sprockets If your CUBE EPO pedelec fell over to the chain side verify the proper functioning of the gears a Ask somebody to...

Page 21: ...ccelerate or brake hard and do not ride your bicycle out of the saddle If you are in doubt about the per formance of your CUBE EPO pedelec have yourself picked up by car instead of taking any risk Bac...

Page 22: ...er ride a CUBE EPO pedelec without having checked the wheel and the seat post fastenings before you set off Risk of accident How to Fasten Components Securely with a Pinhead Locking System Apply the P...

Page 23: ...by about 30 to 60 according to the assistance mode The assistance switches off when you reach a speed of more than 25 kph 15 mph After stopping the drive system switches off automatically after 5 minu...

Page 24: ...s gDo a test ride to make yourself familiar with the riding characteristics of your CUBE EPO pedelec a and the possi bly higher speed and acceleration before riding on public roads Risk of accident gD...

Page 25: ...battery e f Risk of accident Observe the following points when riding without rechargeable bat tery Switch on the display of your CUBE EPO pedelec even when riding without drive assistance the functio...

Page 26: ...t use brute force To remount the display slide it carefully into its holder on the han dlebars The display engages with a click that you will hear and feel clearly Inserting the Battery a Open the cov...

Page 27: ...Data Settings Menue Press the M button for more than 3 seconds to access the settings menu Settings General Information In the settings menu proceed as follows to change the individual set tings Clock...

Page 28: ...EPO pedelec It can however also be started manually by simultaneously pressing the M and U buttons for 2 seconds iPlease note that the rechargeable battery switches into the sleep mode after eight da...

Page 29: ...the Power level by pressing O button e By pressing the lower U button on the control element you can change to a lower level of the CUBE EPO pedelec assistance i e from the Power level to the OFF mod...

Page 30: ...display s battery is empty The components of the drive system of your CUBE EPO change into the sleep mode after different periods of time After 7 minutes of non operation The speed sensor changes int...

Page 31: ...comes void A The lithium ion battery should be charged in an ambient temperature between 5 and 40 degrees Celsius 35 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit Do not charge the lithioum ion bat tery in temperatures o...

Page 32: ...Option Removing the Rechargeable Battery Before removing the seat post battery make sure the magnetic connector is no longer connected to the charging socket of the re chargeable battery b You can di...

Page 33: ...he bottom end of the seat post battery Subsequently insert the seat post carefully into the seat tube of your CUBE EPO pedelec Determine the height of your seat post according to your needs with the m...

Page 34: ...ning the Rechargeable Battery Before sliding the pannier rack battery back into the pannier rack make sure the lock in the connection box on the pannier rack is open b The rechargeable battery is inse...

Page 35: ...UBE EPO pedelec This is done with the con nector socket on the left side in direction of motion and with the lock on the right side of the battery housing Make sure when placing the battery on the fas...

Page 36: ...and pannier rack option the state of charge can also be checked by pressing the ON button on the bat tery housing The number of glowing LEDs shows the current state of charge For more details in this...

Page 37: ...its maximum capacity after about five discharge charge cycles The rechargeable battery and the charger g are compatible Don t use another charger and another rechargeable battery or any sup posed rep...

Page 38: ...e starting the charging A The charging plug of your CUBE EPO pedelec is magnetic c Therefore keep your charger including respective ca bles away from metal or metallic objects A Do not dispose of your...

Page 39: ...d in exceptional cases and with special chargers at your CUBE dealer or battery manufac turer Cleaning the Rechargeable Battery Clean the battery housing or the seat post battery with a dry or at most...

Page 40: ...usual bicycle There are no measuring sensors that must be considered during removal and mounting And there is no need to calibrate the measuring sensors after re mounting the rear wheel All torque me...

Page 41: ...the drive housing have special sizes in terms of length and strength These screws are Torx screws that must be tightened to a torque of 5 Nm Wheel Mounting Mounting the wheel is done in the reverse o...

Page 42: ...e battery and the display from your CUBE EPO pedelec before transporting it inside or outside the car When you remove your seat post battery from the seat post for transporting your CUBE EPO pedelec o...

Page 43: ...like conventional bicy cles by public transport In the cities the regulations for taking bicycles or pedelecs by pub lic transport differ There are e g some places where you are only al lowed to trav...

Page 44: ...t post option or on the rechargeable battery down tube and pannier rack option If you still cannot switch on the auxiliary drive ride on without drive assistance Contact your CUBE dealer immediately T...

Page 45: ...multaneously upper and middle button on display control element for 2 seconds until Pair shows up on the display Release buttons and confirm with middle button Rechargeable battery and speed sensor ar...

Page 46: ...It is advisable to have your CUBE EPO pedelec serviced regularly by your CUBE dealer after the bedding in phase If your bicycle does harder service because you ride a great deal on poor road surfaces...

Page 47: ...magnetic connector is soiled or dam aged If the magnetic connector is soiled clean it with a rag before reconnecting it Maintenance and Care of the Drive If used appropriately and carefully the electr...

Page 48: ...nheit Discharging 10 to 55 degrees Celsius 5 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit Normal charger included in scope of delivery charging current 2amp charging time 3 5 to 4 hours Rapid charger special equipment c...

Page 49: ...mounting instructions of the manufacturers above all the tightening torques of the bolts as well as the prescribed maintenance schedule Please observe the checks and routines that may be listed in th...

Page 50: ...delec are subject to wear due to their function The rate of wear will depend on care and main tenance and the way you use your CUBE EPO pedelec mileage rid ing in the rain dirt salt etc CUBE EPO pedel...

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