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Page 3: ...TIRES 8 6 6 SPOKES 8 6 7 BRAKES 8 6 8 CRANKSET 8 6 9 PEDALS 9 6 10 DERAILLEUR 9 6 11 CHAIN 9 6 12 TROLLEY 9 6 13 RACK OPTION 9 6 14 LIGHTING 9 7 ASSMBLY 10 7 1 PREPARING 10 7 2 FOLD THE FRAME 10 7 3 HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY 10 7 4 PEDALS ASSEMBLY 10 7 5 SADDLE ASSEMBLY 10 8 GREASE 11 9 USING BATTERY AND CHARGER 11 9 1 BATTERY 11 9 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BATTERIES 11 9 3 INSERTION AND REMOVAL THE ...
Page 4: ...T AND LIGHT OPTIONAL 13 10 7 WALK ASSISTANCE 13 10 8 SELECT THE ASSISTANCE MODE 13 10 9 ERROR CODE 14 10 10 error table 14 10 11 SETTINGS 14 10 12 RESET DATA 14 10 13 WHEEL SIZE SETTINGS 14 10 14 KM H MPH 15 10 15 MOTOR MODE SETTINGS ECO NORMAL POWER 15 10 16 BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR 15 11 WARRANTY CARD 16 12 NOTES 17 ...
Page 5: ...he instructions Do not make any repairs to electrical parts yourself only at designated service points Never ride a bicycle if you have drunk or taken other intoxicants The user should have front and rear lights and reflectors on the wheels When cleaning the bicycle always use soft wiper Hold the steering wheel with both hands while ridding Do not catch or other vehicles Avoid sudden braking Do no...
Page 6: ...uous electrical assistance The support system has been equipped with a safety device that prevents further operation of the engine when the overload causes a rapid increase of its temperature The system will restart the engine when the temperature returns to normal Improper use of the bike or use contrary to its intended use may involve danger and expose you to loss of health or life If you have a...
Page 7: ...icator is visible there is a possibility of the saddle post breaking through its low load The final adjustment of the saddle position is carried out by moving the saddle in the saddle clamping bracket forward or backward Please remember not to go out of the scale placed on the saddle otherwise the saddle may be damaged due to excessive load Please remember to set the saddle correctly according to ...
Page 8: ...l as negatively affects the braking performance These irregularities should be removed at service points 6 7 BRAKES Bicycle disc brakes are more efficient than v brakes They do not require paying much attention but from time to time there may be necessity of adjusting the distance between the brake pads and the disc In mechanical brakes the distance between the pads and the disc is adjusted in suc...
Page 9: ...vel the chain is worn and lengthened destroying the sprockets at the same time To check the correct chain tension set the gears so that the chain is on the largest chainring in the front Then try to pull the chain away from the dial If it sticks out more than 3 mm it can be replaced and should be reported to an authorized service center Too strong strain can increase the effort put in pedaling and...
Page 10: ...n the left side so that the quick release closure is tightened with the appropriate resistance Picture 3 Put the fender together with the lamp on the wheel and tighten the screws 7 3 HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY 1 Put the handlebar in the most comfortable position for you and tighten all screws according to the picture below 2 The handlebar should be mounted so that there are no clearances 7 4 PEDALS ASSEMB...
Page 11: ...he fork replacement of silencers etc we recommend that you consult a professional bicycle service 9 USING BATTERY AND CHARGER 9 1 BATTERY ECOBIKE uses high quality lithium ion batteries in its bicycles which are light and do not cause environmental pollution It s a typical source of so called green energy In addition they are characterized by No memory effect when charging Large energy capacity at...
Page 12: ...ble materials In addition it cannot be covered When charging the battery please observe the following steps A Insert the charger plug into the socket in the battery and then connect the charger cable to the power socket B When the charger light is red the battery is charging When the red light turns green it means that the battery is fully charged Fig 1 C After charging is complete disconnect the ...
Page 13: ...n miles the display shows the selected unit 10 6 DISPLAY BACKLIGHT AND LIGHT OPTIONAL When the LCD is turned on press and hold the button for 3 seconds to turn on the display backlight If the bike is factory equipped with a lamp it will also light up Repeat this step to turn off the backlight 10 7 WALK ASSISTANCE Hold down the minus button for 3 seconds to enter the walk assist mode then e bike wi...
Page 14: ...tings menu By clicking the M button you go to the next setting Lack of any action will exit the MENU 10 12 RESET DATA Follow steps 10 11 to go to the settings menu then by clicking M go to the 1 setting in this setting you can delete the distance traveled If you want to delete the distance of the traveled route press the minus button Press plus and minus at the same time to save 10 13 WHEEL SIZE S...
Page 15: ... accelerate in 15 seconds and in POWER mode in 7 seconds the acceleration time is given randomly To switch to a given mode perform steps from point 12 11 to go to the settings menu then by clicking the M button go to the 4 setting using the plus or minus buttons set the appropriate value ECO choose 1 NORMAL choose 2 POWER choose 3 10 16 BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR Kiedy poziom naładowania akumulatora ...
Page 16: ... NUMER BATERII NUMER SILNIKA DATA ZAKUPU PODPIS I PIECZĘĆ SPRZEDAWCY DOKONANE NAPRAWY DATA ZGŁOSZENIA DATA WYKONANIA ZAKRES NAPRAW PIECZĄTKA PUNKTU SERWISOWEGO PODPIS OBOWIĄZKOWY PRZEGLĄD ZEROWY PO PRZEJECHANIU 70 120 KM przegląd podlega opłacie ...
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