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System Operation Manual - Peak, Peak DS, Sumo, Tekoa

10/29/14

Electrical System Components

Control pad

CONTROL PAD BUTTONS

Increase assist level

Decrease assist level

Power

Light (hold ~2 seconds)

Info

DP12C

MY2015 M19:

Dash, Path+

Venture, Detour

DP12D

MY2015 M07/M35:

Peak, Peak DS, Sumo, Protour

Tekoa

Overview

BATTERY BUTTONS

Battery power button

Battery level indicator

Drive unit

Battery, detail

Battery lock

Key

Battery

charging port

Lower

battery holder

Upper

battery holder

Operational details, see p .12-14

Summary of Contents for Peak

Page 1: ...our bicycle The owner s manual contains important safety and use information about your bicycle Be sure to read both manuals before riding for the first time or performing any assembly If you did not receive an owner s manual the most recent version can always be found online at www CurrieTech com EBCC Technical and Customer Service 1 800 377 4532 ...

Page 2: ...Turning the bike on and off 11 To turn the bike on 11 To turn the bike off 11 Section 4 Riding and use 12 Getting ready to ride 12 Riding the bike 12 Using the motor 12 Assist levels 12 Throttle 12 Using the drivetrain 12 Using the brakes 12 The display and control pad 13 The display s cyclecomputer functions 13 The display s electrical system functions 13 Assist level 13 Battery level 13 Maintena...

Page 3: ... keep the battery in top condition during shipping and storage Before using your bike for the first time you ll need to install the fuse as shown in the diagram above The fuse is in a small plastic bag either hanging from the bike or in the parts box It is a standard 30 Amp automotive fuse INSTALL THE BATTERY FUSE Fuse cover 30 30 ...

Page 4: ...rease assist level C Power D Light hold 2 seconds E Info DP1 MY2 Dash Vent DP12D MY2015 M07 M35 Peak Peak DS Sumo Protour Tekoa Overview BATTERY BUTTONS A Battery power button B Battery level indicator Drive unit B A Battery detail Battery lock Key Battery charging port Lower battery holder Upper battery holder A B E C D Operational details see p 12 14 ...

Page 5: ...4 Display I J K C D E F G A B DISPLAY FUNCTIONS A Ambient light sensor B Main display area C Speed D Odometer E Distance F Range G Maintenance indicator H Distance unit I Assist level indicator J Low battery warning indicator K Battery level indicator H Throttle ...

Page 6: ...ystem Operation Manual Peak Peak DS Sumo Tekoa 10 29 14 Battery charger Wall plug Power cord Power plug Power socket Charging cord LED indicator Charging plug Wheel speed sensor 5mm Spoke magnet Speed sensor ...

Page 7: ...7 16 System Operation Manual Peak Peak DS Sumo Tekoa 10 29 14 ...

Page 8: ...issible weight2 110 Kg 242 lbs 1 This bicycle is intended to be used under the guidelines of the stated condition found in the intended use section of your owner s manual Be sure to read this section of the owner s manual for more information 2 Maximum permissible weight includes the weight of the rider plus clothing riding gear etc the weight of any added accessories and any cargo being carried ...

Page 9: ...Charger Input voltage 110 240V AC auto sensing Frequency 50 60Hz Input current 2 2A maximum Charging voltage 54 6V DC 48V nominal Charging current 2 0A Full charge duration 4 6 hours Ride performance Top assisted speed 45 km h 28 mph Range expected 1 25 35 miles Control type Throttle pedal assist Torque sensor cadence sensor speed sensor 1 With normal pedaling Contingent on terrain rider weight ri...

Page 10: ...ery will display the battery s charge level See Checking the battery s charge level on page 10 If the battery is attached to the bicycle and the bicycle is turned on the battery level indicator on the bike s display will also show the current charge level See Turning the bike on and off on page 11 The battery does not have a memory This means that it can be charged at any time or partially charged...

Page 11: ...he software is self testing and calibrating the bike s sensors While this countdown is shown do not step on the pedals The calibration includes setting a zero point for the pedal sensors and any weight on the pedals will disrupt this process After the countdown completes the bike is ready to ride To turn off the power Typical way using the handlebar controls Press the control pad power button two ...

Page 12: ...evel is shown on the display and can be changed at any time using the control pad see Control pad functions on page 14 Levels 1 4 are increasing levels of motor assist Level 1 gives the least assistance level 4 gives the most Level 0 disables motor assist completely Other functions such as the cyclecomputer can still be used Throttle The throttle can be used under certain conditions to override th...

Page 13: ...ttery is empty Distance and range are displayed in the units shown to the right of the main display area To reset the trip distance counter hold and and on the control pad together for 10 seconds To reset the odometer hold and and on the control pad together for 60 seconds The display s electrical system functions The display shows information about the bike s electric assist and gives the rider a...

Page 14: ... The display backlight is also controlled by the ambient light sensor it will automatically turn on in low light Troubleshooting Error codes SYSTEM ERROR CODES In the event of a system error these codes will appear on the display 1 Motor internal error These sensors are inside the drive unit Contact your dealer 2 BB sensor error 3 BB sensor short circuit 4 Cadence sensor error 5 Wheel speed sensor...

Page 15: ...ay need to be replaced Bring them to your dealer for inspection Battery has not finished charging after 10 hours Solution The battery may be damaged and should be inspected by your dealer LED flashes red immediately after being plugged in The polarity between the charger and battery does not match Solution The battery or charger may be damaged Stop using the battery and charger immediately and bri...

Page 16: ...charge level as described in this document If the battery will not turn on the battery may be damaged and should be inspected by your dealer Misc issues Lost key If you have lost your keys note your bike s serial number located on the frame s left dropout then call EBCC customer service at 800 377 4532 No power from battery The battery has a user replaceable fuse located at its base The fuse is no...

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