1. On-Off Buttons
Gently press the ON button to activate the
•
unit. The Battery level lights will flash for
several seconds before becoming fixed at
the current battery charge level.
The unit will start in the Normal mode, so
•
both the left and middle Boost level indicator
lamps should also come on.
NOTE: Always keep your feet off the pedals
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when setting the control-switch to “ON”.
The Chainwheel has a built-in sensor to
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detect the force with which the pedal is
pressed. It is important that the no load is on
the pedals when you first turn the unit on for
correct operation.
To switch off the unit gently press the OFF
•
button. This will turn the unit off and all
lamps on the controller should go out.
2. Battery level Indicator
Battery level is indicated by three lamps. It
functions when the unit is turned on. They
represent the level of charge currently in the
battery.
Status of the
lights
What it means
Three red lamps lit
The Battery is full
or above two-
thirds
Two red lamps lit
The remaining bat-
tery charge has
decreased
One red lamp lit
The batter charge
is becoming low
and should be re-
charged soon
One red lamp
flashing fast
The battery is
nearly completely
discharged. Please
charge the bat-
tery as soon as
possible.
One red lamp
flashing slowly
The battery is com-
pletely discharged.
Please charge the
battery as soon as
possible.
3. Boost mode Indicator
The Boost mode or ‘power level’ is shown by
three blue lamps. You can choose the boost
level by using the Boost Level Button. You can
choose between three Boost settings:
eCO mode
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: (Indicated by single left hand
lamp being lit)
The most economical of the three Boost
Modes. The Eco mode will provide assis
-
tance up to 15kmh, but at lower power level
than the Normal or Boost modes. The level
of assistance gradual decreases as you ap
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proach 15 kmh. Good for using on the flat or
when you want to conserve battery charge.
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