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EcoMotion MINI Pro User Manual Download Page 11

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you can adjust the brake sensitivity by tightening / releasing of the

small Helen screw which located between the brake lever and the
handlebar.

Handlebar height adjustment

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Open the stem's top hoop lever, adjust the height of the handlebar to

the desired position and lock it back into its place by re-closing the
lever.

Warning!

It is highly recommended that the brakes will be adjust and
maintained by professional bike store!

Warning!

Always check the brakes before using your bike and make sure
they are well operating.

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Summary of Contents for MINI Pro

Page 1: ...ni Pro www ecomotionbikes com contact ecomotionbikes com 2019 Ecomotion Bikes Warning In order to ensure your safety and to get the most out of your eBike please read this user manual carefully before...

Page 2: ...t 10 Handlebar height adjustment 11 Mounting dismounting of battery 13 Folding the bike 14 Bike Inspection prior riding 15 The Display 15 Display settings 16 Display s error symbols 17 The battery cha...

Page 3: ...product Warning your e bike is exposed to wear and tear as well as high pressure Various materials and components may react differently to fatigue wear or pressure In case the life expectancy of a cer...

Page 4: ...ch controlled by the brakes Make sure that the system is well operating before each ride In case the system failed do not use the e bike and have it fixed at a certified bike store Warning Cycling can...

Page 5: ...DO NOT CHARGED the battery with the charger The charger must be replaced Warning DO NOT charge the battery without supervision DO NOT charge the battery overnight while all people are sleeping in the...

Page 6: ...dlebar Prepare the handlebar stem by opening its top hoop Slide in the handlebar into the stem and lock back its hoop Warning this model designed for a single grown rider only It is forbidden to use t...

Page 7: ...em Adjust the handlebar so it will be aligned with the bike s fork re open the handlebar folding mechanism tight up the stem s central screw re locked the handlebar folding mechanism and then tight up...

Page 8: ...k from both sides 3 Front wheel Unscrew the fork support rod from the bottom of the fork and pull out the plastic spacer from the brake caliper Slide in the lock rod of the wheel into its place in the...

Page 9: ...at the saddle cannot turn to the sides or move up down after you are locking it into the frame Warning The fork must hold the wheel in a way that the wheel does not move to its sides or can be removed...

Page 10: ...to the fork tightly press on the brake lever and re screw back the screws into their place while continuously pressing on the lever Warning In order to avoid damage to frame that can lead for frame su...

Page 11: ...ht adjustment Open the stem s top hoop lever adjust the height of the handlebar to the desired position and lock it back into its place by re closing the lever Warning It is highly recommended that th...

Page 12: ...stem that can lead for a sudden breaking always make sure that the safety line that marked on the handlebar s tube is hidden from the eye while locking it into its place Warning After adjusting the ha...

Page 13: ...bike 2 A mode in which the battery is locked into the bike and it powered off 3 A mode in which the battery is locked into the bike and it powered on and ready for use In order to switch the key from...

Page 14: ...e handlebar 2 Lock the folding lever by locking it into the stem Folding the frame 1 Unlock the folding mechanism lever 2 Open the lever towards the rear side of the bicycle 3 Lift up the lever until...

Page 15: ...k that tires air pressure is same as the one that written on them Check that the tires are not overly worn worn tires will have no proper road grip Check that the wheel rims are not broken or cracked...

Page 16: ...when leaving the button Long press on both buttons will lead to the settings screen options Short presses on button browse between the settings Short presses on button change the setting s info In or...

Page 17: ...in this bike default P14 Controller A 15 P15 Battery current voltage P16 ODO reset long press on will reset the ODO P17 Not in use P18 TAG speed levels 1 5 P19 TAG speed limitation 0 to the speed limi...

Page 18: ...tatic fields Do not crushed or disassembled the battery Warning Use the battery for its intended purpose Do not use it for other purposes such use might be dangerous Do not crushed or disassembled the...

Page 19: ...the bike is not in use for a long time the battery may reach a state where it is no longer chargeable Important Proper maintenance of batteries according to this guide will maximize their lifespan an...

Page 20: ...l last between 700 1000 charging cycles A partial charge discharge counts fractionally against those numbers Running the battery down halfway and then recharging it completely uses up to one half of a...

Page 21: ...PAS level In this way you ll control better the bike Assist the motor by pedaling in uphill climbs Bike maintenance Do not oiled the battery or the motor Oil the bike chain and the metal parts which a...

Page 22: ...t all connectors are well connected to each other For more information regarding our policies including warranty Liability please visit us on www ecomotionbikes com In case of product malfunction that...

Page 23: ...Burnt fuse Replace the fuse Loos connector Check all connectors Rupture wire Inspect all wires for damage Faulty switch Replace switch and retest Faulty controller Replace controller and retest Batter...

Page 24: ...wire Replace the display and test Motor make a drilling noise and reduce power shuts off Low battery Charge the battery full charge Motor gear damaged Replace motor gears Charger doesn t charge the ba...

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