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F.A.Q’S:

1. How can I check the error log of my bike?

Press and hold SET to enter menu

Navigate to System info, then press SET

Navigate to NEXT, then press SET (2 times)
Error log is displayed (last 5 errors)

2. So, how fast can you go on an eBike?

In AU, an eBike must have a motor with a maximum power of 250W, assisting the eBike to a maximum speed of 25 km/h to be road-legal.  If the 

pedal support still functions above these limitations, then the bike becomes a so-called speed pedelec. The Fox has a top speed of 45km/h, and  

cannot be used on public roads. 

3. So can it go faster than the motor supports?

Yes, sure. It can go as fast as you can pedal, but the motor stops supporting you when you reach the max speed limitation.  With an eBike, you have 

the ability to reach a speed that is suitable for your way of riding, whether that’s faster than the motor supports or at a speed that’s lower than the 

maximum motor support speed.

4.Can you get any exercise out of an eBike? 

The answer is that you can decide if you want to exercise with an eBike. There are several options to challenge yourself physically if you want to.  

1. You can use your eBike without any support or in Eco mode and still feel your legs burn. 

2. You can do several laps on the same ride. 

3. You can ride farther and longer with an eBike. 

4. On your eBike you are encouraged by the speed/fun factor, and you can keep going. 

5. If you weren’t riding an eBike or regular bike before, what would you be doing otherwise? We encourage you to get as much exercise as you want 

with your eBike.  

And… If you prefer, you can simply have a good time and enjoy the ride without any sweat.

5. Can I handle the eBike when the battery runs out?

eBikes are enhanced by our motor technology, which provides support on the most challenging terrain.  But if the battery runs out, no worries, you 

can still pedal and get home safely. Will it be easy? That depends on what terrain you are riding. Empower yourself to ride your eBike even when the 

battery runs out.

6. Which E-MTB is for me?

When choosing the right E-MTB, you can choose a Full Suspension or a Hard-tail. The Full-Suspension E-MTB offers front and rear suspension for 

more comfort and control. The Hard-tail E-MTB features only a front suspension.  The first question should always be what kind of terrain are you 

going to ride?  The Daxys Grizzly is suitable for riding smoother terrain like XC trails and dirt paths.  

7. How far can I expect to ride on a single battery charge?

The range for a single battery charge can vary greatly depending on conditions such as the combined weight of the rider and cargo; wind resistance; 

tyre pressure and tread profile; terrain and elevation changes; road or trail surface; outdoor temperature; maintenance of the eBike; and the 

condition of the battery. Please refer to the spec sheet of the eBike you prefer for the typical range.

8. What is the charging temperature range of eBike batteries? Why can’t charge in high temperature or low temperature environment?

The eBike battery charging temperature range is -10~45° C, The battery pack BMS will be automatically protected and cannot be charged if the 

temperature is too high or too low. When temperature returns to the required range charging function will return to normal. In this case, there is no 

need to report for repairs.

Summary of Contents for FOX

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL v1 0 FOX Electric XC Bike...

Page 2: ...FOX USER MANUAL Please read this manual very carefully before using the product The manual contains important instructions for the safe use and longevity of your bike...

Page 3: ...Your Bike 6 Display Guide 7 Handlebar Guide 8 Product Specifications 9 Assembly Instructions 11 Charging The Battery 16 Battery and Charger Information 17 Operating Your Bike 18 Guide to Electric Peda...

Page 4: ...in reduced lighting conditions Wear sturdy shoes and eye protection Also check your state laws concerning other protective gear that may be required when riding your eBike KNOW YOUR EBIKE Your new eB...

Page 5: ...ISCLAIMER The contents of the user manual shall not be copied modified reproduced transmitted or published in any form with out the prior written permission of the company Please read this manual care...

Page 6: ...N REPAIR REPLACE IF NECESSARY Tyre presure Tyre wear damage Brake pad adjustment Wheel quick release adjustment Head and tail lights Controls and displays Seat post quick release adjustment Brake pad...

Page 7: ...ely and disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner Used cells and batteries are recyclable economic goods In accordance with the marking showing a crossed out waste bin these batteries may not...

Page 8: ...9 speeds gears 21 Back reflector 22 Seat 1 Stem 2 Controller 3 LCD display 4 Rear brake lever 5 Rear speed shifter 6 Front brake lever 7 Headlight 8 Shock absorbing front fork 9 Tyres 10 Brake disc 1...

Page 9: ...DE 1 Battery level 2 Headlight ON if visible 3 Current speed 4 KM H MP H 5 Walk mode ON if visible 6 Trip Cadence Total 7 KM Miles RPM 8 Trip time Total riding time since last reset 9 PAS pedal assist...

Page 10: ...Off button 10 Down Decrease button 11 Up Increase button 12 Set button 13 Rear brake lever 14 LCD display 1 Handlebar 2 Other Shifter Lower Gear 3 Main Shifter Upper Gear 4 Grip 5 Front brake lever 6...

Page 11: ...Gross net weight 20 5kgs 28kgs Maximum payload 125kg Top speed 50Km h Endurance Mileage 40 75KM the lower value is closer to real life performance Maximum climbing angle 25 degree Service temperature...

Page 12: ...c disc brakes Tyre style Pneumatic tyre Tyre size specification 27 5x1 95 Air nozzle The inner tube valve is AV Front fork suspension Yes Middle rear shock absorption No Speed gear 9 Speed Headlights...

Page 13: ...L ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1 Unpack your new Daxys Fox eBike 2 Have the tools and parts ready 3 Remove packing materials Be careful not to scratch the paint 4 Remove front wheel Be careful not to cut the...

Page 14: ...sition adjustment It is recommended to angle the brake handles at aprox 45 2 HANDLEBAR INSTALLATION 1 Turn the fork in the correct position Rear brake is on the left front brake is on the right side o...

Page 15: ...ide down 2 Remove the fork protector 4 Remove the protective plastic cap then put the wheel on and insert the front wheel pin 5 Tighten using the front wheel screw 6 Secure with the quick release 3 FR...

Page 16: ...sounds 2 Loosen A B with the hex key and adjust brake pads 3 Spin the wheel to check 4 Tighten A B 4 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 1 Place the back reflector on the seat tube and tighten 2 Place the front reflecto...

Page 17: ...NUAL 1 Flip the bike in the normal position 2 Identify Left Right pedals 3 Screw in L and R pedals 4 Tighten the pedals using an Allen key 5 Insert and adjust saddle height 6 PEDALS SADDLE 6 Secure wi...

Page 18: ...he controller bolt 4 Place the display on the handlebar and tighten the bolts 5 Place the controller on the handlebar and tighten the bolt 6 Connect the display cable with the battery cable paying att...

Page 19: ...lug in a power source 3 Check if the LED is RED If the LED is GREEN unplug from power source and repeat steps 1 and 2 4 A full charge will require 4 5 hours depending on current battery level 5 Discon...

Page 20: ...ry and never submerge it Give it some room Both chargers and batteries can get warm during use Make sure that any vents on the charger aren t blocked and ensure that air can circulate around all the c...

Page 21: ...est 5 highest Auto Power Off Settings 0 off 10 minutes System Info Wheel Size Displays the current wheel size Speed Limit Displays the current speed limit Motor mode Displays the current motor mode Mo...

Page 22: ...utton Short press functions Metre interface Speed gear up Menu interface Menu selection up Increase parameter value Long press functions Metre interface i SPORT mode Button Short press functions Metre...

Page 23: ...sisted 100 pedal power 100 motor power SPORT motor assisted 100 pedal power 200 motor power TURBO motor assisted 100 pedal power 250 motor power i SPORT motor assisted 100 pedal power intelligent moto...

Page 24: ...wreak havoc on the workings of the e bike Do not use special car cleaner and soaps on an eBike as most car soaps have wax in them which are not suitable for eBikes Typically the best way to wash e bi...

Page 25: ...The total vehicle weight including the rider passengers and cargo loaded onto the bike b Weather conditions such as ambient temperature and wind c Road conditions such as elevation and road surface d...

Page 26: ...f you prefer you can simply have a good time and enjoy the ride without any sweat 5 Can I handle the eBike when the battery runs out eBikes are enhanced by our motor technology which provides support...

Page 27: ...mmercial use of the product d Modifications to any part of the product e Damage caused by use with after market products f Damage caused by negligence accident abuse misuse flood fire earthquake or ot...

Page 28: ...26 TECHNICAL SUPPORT Please contact your seller for details on authorised service centers For further support email us at support panmi com au...

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