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USEFUL TIPS

 

1. 

This User Manual is only explain the vehicle's use and functions.

 

 

2. 

The images shown may differ from the actual model presented.

 

 

3. 

We reserve the right to change the model without prior notice due to technical 

improvements.

 

 

4. 

This vehicle has a top speed limiter. For security reasons, 

its removal is 

strictly prohibited.

 

Summary of Contents for FAT Series

Page 1: ...er Monarch AWD 26 1500 Crown Edition This manual describes how to complete the final assembly safely and includes operating and maintenance advice This manual was designed for the CROWN models But most tips apply to all our models ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...MS VERIFICATION 4 FINAL ASSEMBLY 5 UNPACKING 6 MAIN PARTS 7 SEAT 9 HANDLEBAR 10 FRONT WHEEL 11 PEDALS 13 BATTERY INSTALLATION 14 LCD SCREEN OPERATIONS 16 IMPORTANTS POINTS 16 BATTERY CHARGING 18 MAINTENANCE 19 ASSISTANCE 20 USEFUL TIPS 22 ...

Page 3: ...battery in the trash Do not apply pressure on the charger wire or plug Do not stretch the thread do not pinch it and do not put a heavy object on it Risk of electrocution or fire Be sure to insert the plug into the wall outlet when charging Do not touch the plug with wet hands Do not use the plug or socket if they are dusty Unplug and clean them with a dry cloth To remove the power cord from the w...

Page 4: ...nowy ground braking distances increase ITEMS VERIFICATION Each electric bike is assembled according to the strictest quality control standards Each electric bike is tested by a technician inside the assembly plant to verify that the setting and each function of the bike are perfect INCLUDED IN THE BOX Electric bike with front wheel handlebars front fender and light light andpedals which will be re...

Page 5: ...to do the final assembly Your bike may arrive in a more assembled state than what is shown here These are the steps required for most customers Packaging and final assembly may vary Here are the main steps 1 Unpacking 2 Identification of the parts that the final assembly requires 3 Handlebar fixing by attaching to adjustable stem 4 Front wheel installation 5 Fender and Front Light 6 Pedals Necessa...

Page 6: ... unpack and assemble the bike with the help of another person Remove the protective packaging from the bike carefully with a pair of scissors or a knife Make sure you do not lose the components in the packaging there may be a lot of protective packaging To note The keys will be securely attached to the frame or handlebars of your bike Make sure you do not lose them as they are coded and a replacem...

Page 7: ...7 Main parts After removing your bike from its shipping box you should end up with these parts 1 The electric bike 2 The front wheel ...

Page 8: ...8 3 The handlebar 4 5amp Charger with Y cord 5 Pedals 6 Seat Note The pedals can be in the same box as the charger The saddle mounted on a pole can be in the box or attached to the bike ...

Page 9: ... remove the battery with key to facilitate turning bike over for easy wheel insertion onto fork dropouts The post is inserted into the frame hole and set to the desired height Then the clamp must be closed to lock the seat in position Warning Be careful you will find on the seat post an indication of the minimum insert Failure to follow this indication may break the bike frame ...

Page 10: ...t the handlebar in good position Initial position Final position Reverse the handlebar correctly When putting the handlebar in the correct position make sure no cables are bent or too tight Align the handlebar so that the wheel and handlebar stem are perpendicular and attach the rod to the head tube Tighten both sides equally ...

Page 11: ...ed into the fork See instructional video for proper installation Tighten the screw to adjust the torsion of the axle level Close the lever to secure the wheel to the front forks You may have a piece of plastic to remove from the fork Piece of plastic in place piece of plastic removed Attach the hub motor axle into the front fork disc brake aligned Note It may be easier to do this step with the hel...

Page 12: ...t fork Step 1 Step 2 Tight the left screws by allen wrench Tight the right screws by Allen wrench FRONT FENDER ASSEMBLY Note The recommended tire pressure for the Vee tires is a minimum of 8 PSI For general road travel set tire pressures to 25 30 lbs for lower rolling resistance and 1 increased cornering stability ...

Page 13: ...stalled on the crank which is to the right of the bike if you are sitting on the bike It is necessary to tighten the right pedal by turning in the direction of the clockwise The left pedal is installed on the left handed crank by turning counterclockwise The pedals are designed this way so that when pedaling they do not loosen over time Screw the pedals as described above using the tool shown incl...

Page 14: ...nd support are on the frame above the battery Place the key in the keyhole and turn clockwise to unlock the battery The key is then in the unlocked position pull the handle to remove the battery Remove the battery by pulling on the handle after unlocking it with the key You can remove the battery from the frame to charge it you can also charge it directly to the frame For transport by car we recom...

Page 15: ...attery The base of the battery should be inserted first and pushed into the bike frame It is very important to make sure the battery is locked before using the bike Gently pull on the battery handle to make sure it is locked Warning The battery must be locked when using the bike Make sure it is by pulling lightly on the handle ...

Page 16: ... Programming functions on APT 750 C Bluetooth Dashboard Display The advanced programming instructions are available on VIDEO and PDF on E Cells com IMPORTANT POINTS For optimal use please consider that important information Mechanical safety check Check the condition of your bike regularly Make sure that nothing has become loose Make a visual inspection of the entire bicycle before each ride Make ...

Page 17: ...ride Keys The keys are attached to your handlebars You will have two keys of each battery so please keep one of each as spare part separately and carefully Key replacement is only done in the factory and to replace is costly Autonomy The battery life is influenced by various factors It is difficult to predict precisely the number of miles that can be traveled with your full batteries By using it y...

Page 18: ...or changes from red to green the battery is fully charged The charger stops charging the battery when it is full There is no risk of overcharge Charging time can vary from 1 to 5 hours The battery should be charged at least once a month to keep the cells healthy The best way to charge your battery is to plug it in after each use and let it charge until the LED indicates that the battery is fully c...

Page 19: ...ds etc The motor is a well sealed part and requires no maintenance during its service life Finally it is important to charge the battery at least once a month to ensure that it maintains a safe level of storage Charge the battery at least once a month if you are not using it and before each race if you have not charged it for more than a week Leaving the battery pack flat can completely deplete th...

Page 20: ...d steep slope to climb overweight etc If the problem persists without the presence of these factors contact E Cells team The screen just does not turn ON Check the connectors of the cables connected to the screen Battery The four battery indicator lights do not come on when you press the power but the battery is charged and working This problem is related to a short circuit ex the battery has been...

Page 21: ... of the plug and disconnect The pedal assist does not work but the engine responds to the accelerator Check that the black washer with magnets located at the bottom of the chain behind the chain is clean and close enough to the sensor Turn off your bike Move closer and clean the washer and turn on your screen Electrical performance decreases Make sure the battery is fully charged Make sure tires a...

Page 22: ...se and functions 2 The images shown may differ from the actual model presented 3 We reserve the right to change the model without prior notice due to technical improvements 4 This vehicle has a top speed limiter For security reasons its removal is strictly prohibited ...

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