E-Bikeboard Allrounder User Manual Download

Page: 22 / 22

Text and photos:

e-Bikeboard AG
Printzstrasse 4
76139 Karlsruhe

[email protected]

www.e-bikeboard.com

Technical details with regards to information and figures in this user guide are subject to change.

Page 44 of 44

Summary of Contents for Allrounder

Page 1: ...o the World of Bikeboard The E Bikeboard an environmentally friendly 3 wheeled electric personal transporter is a completely new kind of transportation which can be enjoyed in many ways Although keeping your balance on three wheels is easy the risk of injury from loss of control collisions and falls will always be present The manufacturer wants you to enjoy riding your new E Bikeboard and be safe ...

Page 2: ...tact your local E Bikeboard dealer find contacts on www bikeboard com The E Bikeboard is type approved of a type of vehicle with regard to Directive 2002 24 EC as last amended by Regulation EC No 1137 2008 Page 4 of 44 Table of Contents 1 Safe Riding 6 1 1 Basics 6 1 2 Where to Ride 8 1 3 Protective Gear 9 1 4 Protective Measures 10 1 5 Pre Ride Inspection 12 1 6 How to Ride 12 2 Preparation 15 2 ...

Page 3: ...al defects is only allowed to ride if he himself has made provision that he does not endanger others In case of doubt on the ability to drive the e Bikeboard then order at the driver s license office a professional medical opinion a medical psychological examination or an technical expertise Before first ride The owner must ensure that any operator of the E Bikeboard fully read understood and foll...

Page 4: ... obtain permission from the owner to do so Roads Typically bicycle lanes and side roads with low traffic if allowed are suitable for riding the E Bikeboard Models with Street Tires The Models with Street Tires Semislick are only to be used on paved roads and places with an even surface such as asphalt concrete sports field pavement etc Modes with Allseason or Offroad Tires The Modesl with Allseaso...

Page 5: ...e fully ready to ride Turning Components Turning wheels are a high risk for injury Hands feet body parts and clothes should under no circumstances be close to turning wheels To prevent injury never touch any moving or turning parts Collapsible Frame Special precaution must be used with the collapsible frame especially when folding up the folding stem into the riding position as well as when foldin...

Page 6: ...not carry objects in your hands or on the platform while driving Use the E Bikeboard s carrier equipment such as a top case to transport objects luggage Parking Lock the E Bikeboard and remove battery keys and main key located at the throttle when parking it Secure with an adequate lock Page 12 of 44 1 5 Pre Ride Inspection Check the functionality of the E Bikeboard prior to each use Make sure all...

Page 7: ...dy uphill Added Height Because of the added height of the E Bikeboard platform and the driver s helmet special care must be taken when driving indoors as well as through doorways archways under tree branches signs or other overhead obstacles Note See chapter 3 2 Handlebar Control Features for more detailed information Visibility To ride safely the rider must be able to see clearly and must be visi...

Page 8: ...ts of your body away from the pivot 4 when folding out the platform you could get seriously injured Fold out the rear part of the platform 3 by 180 so that the two parts form an entire platform and the E Bikeboard stands firmly on all three wheels on the ground Bring the quick release handle 5 into a horizontal position and turn it around until it stops in position 6 You must feel some pressure wh...

Page 9: ...own and the safety lock button should sit correctly in its proper position 3 Adjust counter nut 4 of the quick release until you feel a strong pressure when closing the quick release 5 and you are able to firmly push it down onto its arrester 6 1 3 2 A B Page 18 of 44 Folding Stem Variant 2 height adjustable Picutres on next page 1 Unfold the handelbar 1 and keep the hook up so it can be placed ov...

Page 10: ... 44 2 4 Insert Batteries CAUTION Beware of Pinchpoint Keep hands off battery bracket while inserting or removing the battery 1 Make sure the lock is unlocked open 2 Make sure the battery is turned off green switch located at the battery bottom must be on 0 3 If there is already one battery installed on the other side also turn off this battery 4 Align the battery bottom from the side with the brac...

Page 11: ...cket 2 Pull firm 3 Close the velcro and push it firm on the battery 1 2 3 Page 22 of 44 2 5 Remove Batteries Turn off both batteries Hold the battery so it will not drop out Insert the key unlock and use the other hand to remove the battery sideways ...

Page 12: ... batteries are turned on so both will be charged and balanced So you can use also only one charger to charge both batteries together Also two charger can be used so the charge time will be half Procedure for Charge A Turn off batteries at the main switch B Plug in the charger at the supply side 110 or 240VAC make sure the charger was unplugged before and LED1 and LED2 are off C After this plug in ...

Page 13: ...t expose batteries to an open flame Do not use batteries in water Do not throw batteries into the garbage for proper disposal of batteries see section Disposal LED 2 Page 26 of 44 3 2 Handlebar Control Features Left Side of Handlebar Horn Push down to activate the horn Display Control There are 3 buttons 1 Arrow up 2 Mode 3 Arrow down More details are in the next chapter display control Brake Leve...

Page 14: ...public places be sure to park the E Bikeboard only where parking is officially allowed Page 28 of 44 3 3 Display Batterie Stand Full F 5 Bars Empty E 1 bar flashing Trip and ODO ODO total distance TRIP distance since turned on Use the Mode button to alternate Speed Actual Speed km h or mph use Setup to change Alternate push 2s to show average or max speed of the acutal trip 5 Speed and Power Setup...

Page 15: ...tle the alarm will go off To turn off the alarm turn on the E Bikeboard again Page 30 of 44 3 8 Setup Control Software Version 18 22 Through the display you can setup several parameter 1 Change to setup mode you push and together 2 Short push on Mode alternate between the different Set s 3 Long push on Mode stores the settings and exit the setup mode Explain the different Set s see set nr on right...

Page 16: ... and Tire Pressure Maintain tire air pressure as stated on the tire sidewall If you exceed the tire air pressure stated on the tire sidewall you increase the risk of loss of control collisions and falls Lower pressure reduces range and can cause tire and wheel damage Once the tired tread is worn out the tire needs to be replaced Replacing Wear and Tear Parts Please note that only original parts su...

Page 17: ...er please visit our website at www bikeboard com Warranty Exceptions The following conditions are not covered by warranty Page 34 of 44 Damage or wear and tear caused by o External mechanical chemical or temperature factors o Accidents misuse sabotage negligence or natural disasters o Improper assembly o Failure to observe the guidelines issued in this User Manual in regards to handling use or mai...

Page 18: ...that the batteries in particular are sensitive to higher temperatures o Please charge the batteries every 6 months Care instructions o Keep the E Bikeboard dry and clean o Avoid moisture and water on electric or electronic parts Water could cause a short circuit and damage electric parts Electricity is dangerous and could cause injury in combination with water o Always switch off the batteries aft...

Page 19: ...Page 38 of 44 The E Bikeboard also contains the following materials Steel Screws axles motor components spring fork components Aluminum Engine housing and E Bikeboard frame Rubber Tires and inner tube Copper Motor coils cables Cardboard Main packing box This box should be kept during the life span of your E Bikeboard To dispose of your E Bikeboard you can use this original box to return the comple...

Page 20: ...e bent please refer to chapter 2 2 Unfold Folding Stem Display shows Error Code o 21 Abnormal current o 22 Throttle fault o 23 Motor phase problem o 24 Motor Hall defect o 25 Brake Failed o 30 Abnormal Communication Contact the Customer Service and tell the error number For further customer service and troubleshooting please contact your authorized Bikeboard dealer for assistance Page 40 of 44 5 I...

Page 21: ...ts separate X X Charger Connector fits the battery adapter is avialable if needed X X All Cables are placed correctly X X Display Setup is correct actual Software Version is installed X X All 5 PAS Levels incl Reverse are working Display shows Speed is correct X X If both batteries are on same voltage signifact difference when accelerate when compare one battery and two batteries turned on X X Sus...

Page 22: ...nd photos e Bikeboard AG Printzstrasse 4 76139 Karlsruhe info e bikeboard com www e bikeboard com Technical details with regards to information and figures in this user guide are subject to change Page 44 of 44 ...

Search results

Summary of Contents for Allrounder

Reviews:

Related manuals for Allrounder

Brands by name

Popular brands

E-Bikeboard Allrounder, User Manual

Search results

Summary of Contents for Allrounder

Reviews:

Related manuals for Allrounder

Brands by name

Popular brands