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WARRANTY

1. The warranty comes into force on the date of the tax document and 
covers manufacturing defects and consequent failures that arose during 
the warranty period.

2. In the event of a device failure, the buyer can ask for assistance
contact the retailer where you purchased the product or:

• EMAIL

: [email protected]

• SITO WEB

: www.emgmobility.it

3. In order for the warranty to be valid, the buyer must present a valid 
proof of purchase of the product for which he intends to request assis-
tance (invoice or sales receipt in which an identification code and prod-
uct description are expressly indicated) , together with this warranty 
certificate.

4. The external parts of the appliance, components and accessories pur-
chased separately, parts and components which by their nature are sub-
ject to wear and tear, decay, and therefore require periodic maintenance 
and / or replacement (for example cables) are not covered by the war-
ranty. power supply, power supplies /
battery charger, batteries, wheels, cases, etc ...).
The guarantee does not cover direct and indirect damages, suffered by 
the user or by third parties, deriving from knocks and falls (even ac-
cidental), misuse by the user, use in an unsuitable environment, other 
components, atmospheric agents, sudden changes in tension, fires. The 
warranty does not cover those marginal aesthetic defects that have a 
negligible effect on the value or functionality of the product. Except as 
otherwise prescribed in other parts of this certificate, the warranty au-
tomatically lapses in the following cases:
a) if the serial number of the device is removed, modified or made un-
recognizable;
b) in the event of tampering, alteration, replacement, repair, attempted 
repair, disassembly (even partial) of the product carried out by unau-
thorized personnel;
c) in case of tampering or other violation of the integrity of the warranty 
seals placed on the product;

Summary of Contents for Bomber X

Page 1: ...EN I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L Translation of the original istructions...

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Page 3: ...ace for future reference NOTE It is the user s responsibility to know and comply with the local laws Please respect the local laws and regulations regarding the use of the bicycle as well as those rel...

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Page 5: ...FORE USE 14 CONTROL PANEL 15 HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY 16 USE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE BATTERY 17 REMOVE THE BATTERY 17 INSERT THE BATTERY 18 USE AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CHARGER 18 BIKE ASSEMBLING 19 REC...

Page 6: ...vements avoid distractions and pedal carefully trying to predict the situations that can happen Always use suitable clothes not hindering your movements and flat shoes possibly sports shoes with rubbe...

Page 7: ...h are due exclusively to the responsibility of the cyclist This manual is not intended to be complete with use assistance repair and maintenance For any service repair or maintenance work please conta...

Page 8: ...g cyclists Please regularly check the reflectors and mounting brackets to make sure they are clean straight intact and mounted in a safe way Replace damaged reflectors and take action to straighten or...

Page 9: ...ase and install both front and rear li ghts powered by battery or generator in order to comply with local requirements and provide adequate visibility wear lights and reflective clothing and accessori...

Page 10: ...ioncentres provided bylocalgovernment ordeliverittotheretaileragainstthepurchaseofanewproduct Separate collection of waste and subsequent treatment recycling and disposal operations promotes the produ...

Page 11: ...respects the general safety requirements with reference to the cycling part frame fork handlebar seat etc The product complies with the Directives EPAC in accordance with EN15194 2017 and ISO4210 TEC...

Page 12: ...58x125 cm 110x75x50 cm Included charger INPUT 100 240 V 50 60 Hz OUTPUT 54 6V 2 A Weight 29 Kg Max load 120 Kg INCLUDED CHARGER DATA Manufacturer WUXY DPOWER ELECTRONIC CO LTD Model DPLC110V55 Input v...

Page 13: ...Easel 12 Chain 13 Crown 14 Rear wheel 15 Engine 16 Rear fender 17 Rear brake 18 Saddle 19 Seat tube 20 Saddle calibration lever 21 Charging port 22 Front light 23 Not used 24 Control panel 25 Not use...

Page 14: ...with frequent accelerations and braking will discharge the battery faster than a regular and uniform pace Correct use and maintenance of the battery correct management of the battery charging and dis...

Page 15: ...vels of assistance are available 3 Long press the DOWN key to activate the Soft start assisted start To interrupt the assisted start it is enough to press the brakes lightly 4 Press the On Off MODE bu...

Page 16: ...ight charging operation in progress Light off charger in standby energy saving mode activated This last mode is activated after about 30 seconds one mi nute after the charging operation is finished or...

Page 17: ...to recharge the battery every two months Battery life can be shortened if not regularly charged or due to the natural discharge Keep the battery away from water from flammable materials or from other...

Page 18: ...osive substances in the area Never shake or beat the charger to avoid damage Protect the charger from rain and humidity Do not disassemble the battery charger While charging the battery charger and th...

Page 19: ...se can move and subject to stress In both ways it can lead to a sudden failure of the bolt Always use a correctly calibrated torque wrench in order to tighten the cri tical fasteners on your bicycle C...

Page 20: ...ock the safety hook on the frame 3 Unlock the safety hook on the han dlebar 2 Open the lever and fold the bike on itself 4 Bend the handlebar on the bicycle in order to complete the folding as shown i...

Page 21: ...als rotate the crank arm until the pedal on which you placed the heel is in the lowest position If your leg is not fully stretched it means height saddle must be adjusted If the hips must swing to rea...

Page 22: ...or in poor grip conditions Reduce your speed in poor grip conditions and when you are going down steep slopes When braking it is advisable to use the rear brake first and then the front one Regularly...

Page 23: ...inflated and intervene if necessary by inflating them Spin the wheel slowly and check that there are no cuts in the tire tread and in the lateral part Before using the bicycle replace any damaged tir...

Page 24: ...oving the weight of the body backwards and gently pressing on the brake starting from the rear An excessive or sudden usage of the front brake could throw your body against the handlebar Operating the...

Page 25: ...n If you want to check the bicycle yourself raise the front wheel and swing the bicycle left and right using the handlebar If you hear noise with each movement of the handlebar probably the steering p...

Page 26: ...e cuts or dents If necessary have them replaced by a qualified bicycle mechanic Check if the rims are too worn and if there are dents bumps and scra tches If you observe any damage to the rim consult...

Page 27: ...e a bicycle and its components are subject to wear and stress The different materials and mechanisms wear out or undergo stresses at different speeds and have different life cycles If the life cycle o...

Page 28: ...ire periodic maintenance and or replacement for example cables are not covered by the war ranty power supply power supplies battery charger batteries wheels cases etc The guarantee does not cover dire...

Page 29: ...center reserves the right to check the validity con ditions of the guarantee upon receipt of the product For requests for warranty assistance which following verification by authorized service person...

Page 30: ...ctivity it is gov erned by Legislative Decree 2 February 2002 n 24 articles 1519 bis and following of the Italian Civil Code 2 years from delivery under legal condi tions For buyers who purchase with...

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Page 32: ...Trevi S p A Strada Consolare Rimini San Marino 62 47924 Rimini RN Italia Tel 0541 756420 Fax Tel 0541 756420 www trevi it email info trevi it MADE IN CHINA...

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