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PEDAL ASSIST SYSTEM (PAS) 

 

A pedal assistance feature is a powerful option, and users must understand how to operate it before the first ride. 

 

ONYX offers 5 levels of cadence PAS. The cadence sensor is attached to the bottom bracket behind the pedal crank arm. 

Switching from level 0 to 1 activates the pedal assist sensor. As soon as the pedals start rotating (PAS level 1-5), the sensor 

catches the signal and turns on the motor to provide a cyclist with an appropriate amount of power. The higher the level of 

PAS, the more power it provides. The electric motor can assist up to 25 mph and cuts out if pedaling faster than that. 

Squeezing the brake levers will automatically cut the power to the motor. 

 

It is recommended to pedal the bicycle with the PAS mode ON, choose appropriate gear, refrain from unnecessary braking, 

and coast as much as possible. When riding downhill, do not turn the power off, otherwise, the controller and motor can be 

damaged. As a precaution, switch the PAS level to 0 or turn off the LCD after riding to avoid accidental activating of the 

throttle or PAS. 

 

BATTERY & CHARGER 

 

BATTERY 

 

ONYX Sports Class Commuter is delivered with the battery pre-installed inside the frame and partially charged. A charger is 

shipped in a separate box. A unique set of keys is provided. A lock keeps the battery in place and provides safety from theft. 

Before each ride, make sure that the battery is properly seated against its housing connector base, locked, and charged.  

 

To check the level of battery charge, use the charge indicator on the LCD screen when it is turned ON. The battery is 

removable and can be charged either inside or outside of the frame.  

 

To charge the battery when it remains installed in the frame, open a side rubber cover on the right side of the frame to 

access the charging port.  

 

To remove the battery, insert the key into the lock on the left side of the bike frame. Turn the key counter-clockwise. Locate 

a safety tab above the battery; press the tab gently to the left while preparing to catch the battery as it falls out.  

 

To reinstall the battery, slide the bottom portion of the battery into the housing base. Push the top portion of the battery up 

into the frame until it clicks in place. Turn the key clockwise to secure the battery and protect it from theft.  

 

NOTE: The keys provided are used to lock and unlock the battery. Turning the key DOES NOT act as an ignition for the 

battery or motor. Please, keep in mind that e-JOE does not carry copies of the keys. It is recommended to store one key in 

a safe location in case the first key is misplaced or lost. 

 

BATTERY CHARGER 

 

Always use the charger provided by e-JOE for your specific bicycle and battery type.

 

If you plan on moving from the USA, 

double-check the charger specifications and the local standards.  

 

Summary of Contents for ONYX

Page 1: ...ONYX USER MANUAL Please read the manual in its entirety before operating your new e JOE electric bicycle...

Page 2: ...orrectly assembled You can do this either by taking it to your nearest bicycle shop or by inspecting it yourself if you are proficient in bicycle mechanics You must make sure you have the pedals saddl...

Page 3: ...tem consisting of o Battery inside the frame o Hub motor o LCD Pedal Assist Display and thumb throttle o Pedal Assist Sensor o Controller o Wire harnesses Front wheel with quick release axle Seat atta...

Page 4: ...4 STRUCTURE OF YOUR E BIKE...

Page 5: ...5 SIZING...

Page 6: ...5 Puncture Resistant Seat VELO Plush Padded with Vinyl Top Black Brakes Front Rear TEKTRO Hydraulic Disc Brakes HD E350 Gearing 7 speed Shimano Altus Derailleur with Rapid Fire Shifter Crank Set PROWH...

Page 7: ...oosen 4 stem bolts and remove a faceplate Orient the handlebar accordingly and place it in the stem groove Place the faceplate over the bar and thread the bolts in evenly to secure the bar in the stem...

Page 8: ...comfortable position Make sure the seat post quick release clamps are properly tightened Never exceed the safety mark on the stem when finding the appropriate seat height If used inappropriately seri...

Page 9: ...nge the PAS level click or buttons to increase or decrease the levels To avoid accidental use of the PAS or throttle make sure to keep the LCD turned off at all times when the bike is not in use Walk...

Page 10: ...bicycle components and wires for any signs of damage Disconnect and re connect the main wire harness at the handlebar recharge battery and check LCD again Contact your dealer or e JOE for further ins...

Page 11: ...ck keeps the battery in place and provides safety from theft Before each ride make sure that the battery is properly seated against its housing connector base locked and charged To check the level of...

Page 12: ...y to room temperature before charging or using it on the bike Plan for the long term storage of your electric bike If you know you are not going to use your battery for a few months it is wise to take...

Page 13: ...es lose some of their effectiveness This leads to longer response times less efficient braking and less bike control If you start experiencing such issues hear a squeaking noise when braking lack stop...

Page 14: ...on the seat tube and move the vertical stem to the appropriate height making sure not to exceed the safety MAX mark Point the front tip of the seat towards the handlebar along the frame Close the qui...

Page 15: ...otion of wheels lack of braking power intermittent pedal assistance or other unusual signs when operating the bicycle stop using it and visit a local dealer for inspection Leaving a bicycle standing i...

Page 16: ...the date of original purchase The battery warranty does not include damage from power surges use of an improper charger improper maintenance misuse normal wear or water damage Limited 30 Days Full Re...

Page 17: ...period proof of purchase photo video evidence of the defective part or product and main product information such as model serial number battery voltage motor wattage Step 2 Read the respective manual...

Page 18: ...replaced G LCD is on when switching to PAS 1 the bike takes off without pressing the throttle or pedaling 1 Check if the throttle lever is down in ON position 2 Throttle PAS or controller need to be r...

Page 19: ...If you have any questions comments concerns or would like to share your e JOE bike experience please contact us at Telephone 855 888 1891 Email sales ejoebike com Website www ejoebike net Follow us on...

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