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1.4) SAFETY DECALS AND LOCATIONS

Warning decals have been placed on the electric bicycle for your pro-
tection and future reference in case of uncertainty. Read and follow the
instructions of the decals and other warnings on the electric bicycle
carefully. If any of the decals shown in this manual differ from the decals
on your electric bicycle always read and follow the instructions of the
decals on the electric bicycle.

If any decal becomes illegible or comes off, contact ECOPED for a re-
placement.

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Page 5: ...m the use of this product ECOPED gives a 90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY from the date of purchase on all components of the ECOPED Electric Bicycles against defects in material or workmanship During the warra...

Page 6: ...D limited warranty excludes any failures that are not caused by a defect in material or workmanship The warranty does not cover accidental damage normal wear and tear abuse or improper handling This w...

Page 7: ...5 EN YOUR ELECTRIC BICYCLE YOUR ELECTRIC BICYCLE Throttle grip Battery Headlights Steering column Ignition Instrument panel Detachable storage Doublestand Tailights Rear wheel lock Charging dock...

Page 8: ...2 RightHandlebar 2 3 Ignition 2 4 Display Unit 2 5 Wheels 2 6 Tires andTubes 2 7 Motor 2 8 Battery 2 8 1 Battery Warnings 2 8 2 Charger 2 8 3 FirstTime Charge 2 8 4 Regular Charge 2 9 Lighting 2 9 1 L...

Page 9: ...Riding Downhill 4 4 3 Riding Uphill 4 5 Pedaling 4 6 Turning 4 7 Acceleration 4 8 Braking 4 9 Parking 4 9 1 Handlebar Lock 4 9 2 Rear Wheel Lock 4 9 3 Double Stand 5 Maintenance 5 1 BatteryMaintenanc...

Page 10: ...ss information on electric bicycle rider training programs on our web site www ecoped ca Operating this ELECTRIC BICYCLE without proper instruction could be hazardous to the operator The risk of injur...

Page 11: ...s injury or death can result if you do not follow the in structions and procedures listed below Further notes are listed throughout the manual Read this manual and all labels carefully and follow the...

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Page 13: ...nce of skidding or sliding out of control t P OPU PQFSBUF ZPVS FMFDUSJD CJDZDMF XIJMF VOEFS UIF JO VFODF PG BMDP hol or drugs t P OPU PQFSBUF UIF CJLF JG UJSFT BSF OPU XJUIJO UIF SFDPNNFOEFE QSFT sure...

Page 14: ...nty Read and follow the instructions of the decals and other warnings on the electric bicycle carefully If any of the decals shown in this manual differ from the decals on your electric bicycle always...

Page 15: ...ed bicycle helmet can help prevent a serious head injury Goggles are also an important safety component of your safety gear When travelling on your electric bicycle insects and airborne debris may bec...

Page 16: ...ke Lever Use for Engaging or disengaging the rear brakes Left Grip Intensity Switch By toggling between the two switch modes you can increase or decrease your headlight intensity Signal Switch By slid...

Page 17: ...ever towards the grip Release the lever to disengage the brake Right Grip The throttle grip Twist the throttle grip towards yourself and the bicycle will speed up Twist it away from yourself and the e...

Page 18: ...h work on simply insert and twist the key to the ON position 2 4 DISPLAY UNIT Be careful when reviewing indicators speed and battery gauges as you must always keep your eyes on the road Make sure to s...

Page 19: ...ound tires to ensure maximum longevity Your tires have a specially designed multi tarmac and loose gravel surfaces The tires on your electric bicycle run on air tubes which ensure maximum protection a...

Page 20: ...are Due to its weight and location ECOPED recommends at least two people to take part in removing the battery Due to the chemical structure of the battery it must be handled with caution and care foll...

Page 21: ...within the battery can cause blindness and severe burns if in contact with skin The chemicals contained within the CBUUFSZ BSF FYUSFNFMZ BNNBCMF BOE must be kept away from sparks fire and cigarettes...

Page 22: ...h an intelligent charger which automatically detects and monitors the battery level while charg ing Your intelligent charger is designed for your battery and must not be used with any other battery Th...

Page 23: ...FIRST TIME CHARGE Your rechargeable battery is one of the key elements of your electric bicycle and must be treated with care Please follow the outlined procedures for charging the battery 1 2 3 4 6 H...

Page 24: ...REGULAR CHARGE To perform a regular charge you must either 1 Remove the battery from its designated place in your electric bi cycle and charge it by connecting directly to the charger 2 Connect the ch...

Page 25: ...be emitted in order to keep you informed When braking a red light will go off on the back of the electric bicycle Headlights must be turned on in either low beam or high beam mode when lighting condi...

Page 26: ...o the appropriate position 2 9 4 MIRRORS Mirrors are an important safety feature of your electric bicycle and must remain installed at all times Mirrors are designed to keep you safe by informing you...

Page 27: ...move the bicycle The brakes should be locked up completely and the bicycle should not move When checking the rear brake sit on your electric bicycle and perform the same procedure Move the bicycle wi...

Page 28: ...ctric bicycle is loud and must not be tested indoors as this may cause hearing damage LIGHTS Check the headlights by turning them on and off THROTTLE Check the throttle response by turning your electr...

Page 29: ...t your electric bicycle is turned off and the key is removed from ignition Make sure to leave the battery charging by plugging the charger into your electric bicycle Make sure that one of the two kick...

Page 30: ...es outlined below to ensure you a safe ride on your electric bicycle 4 1 WEATHER Operating your ECOPED in wet weather conditions may pose a substan tial risk and is not recommended However the Ecoped...

Page 31: ...residence the temperatures in those times of the year can drop below the minimum operational temperatures restricting you from operating your electric bicycle Your electric bicycle is designed to oper...

Page 32: ...RIDING UPHILL Riding uphill requires experience and knowledge of your electric bicycle s potential Your electric bicycle is designed to carry a total load of 125kg up on a maximum slope of 16 A large...

Page 33: ...h will allow for a safe execution of the turn For more information refer to your provincial motorcyclist handbook 4 7 ACCELERATING Your electric bicycle is designed to gradually accelerate to a speed...

Page 34: ...two types of kickstands that your electrical bicycle is equipped 4 9 1 REAR WHEEL LOCK Your electric bicycle is equipped with a rear wheel lock to prevent the rear wheel from rotating To engage insert...

Page 35: ...cle backward while at the same time pushing on the little pedal The double stand is more reli on uneven surfaces The double stand should also be used during ser vice parking When folding the double st...

Page 36: ...e battery 5 2 BATTERY RECYCLING If properly maintained the battery should last for 300 400 charge cycles Changes in longevity may indicate that it is time to replace the battery Contact your local bat...

Page 37: ...opposite direction Check the lever travel Make sure not to overtighten the breaks as this will overheat and damage the motor 5 6 STORAGE Your electric bicycle is equipped with three storage compartmen...

Page 38: ...t room temperature at no less than 20 C 68 F 5 6 2 DETACHABLE STORAGE Your electric bicycle is equipped with a detachable storage compart ment which you can use to transport objects of a limited weigh...

Page 39: ...after every use Improper stor age will result in damage to the electric bicycle and may shorten the life span of crucial components 5 7 ELECTRIC BICYCLE CLEANING Your electric bicycle contains many e...

Page 40: ...5 m Headlight range 5 m Front brakes drum Rear brakes drum EABS Bicycle weight no rider 65kg Required tire pressure front and rear 28 34PSI Maximum rider weight 110 kg Maximum cargo weight 15 kg Maxim...

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