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Headlight .............................................................................................................................................................................................

Tail light & Brake Light .......................................................................................................................................................................

Signal Lights .......................................................................................................................................................................................

Adjusting the Brake �� 56

Cleaning / Lubricating the Chain �� 57

Tire Pressure �� 58

Serial Number �� 60

Frame Number ............................................................................................................................................................... 60
Motor Number ................................................................................................................................................................ 61

Checking List Before Riding �� 62

Warranty Policy ��

E-Bike Registration ��

Summary of Contents for ADO

Page 1: ...EMMO ADO EMMO ADO OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...e bike assembly guide Additional information about your bike can be found on our website at www emmo ca Be sure to check all hardware for correct torque during assembly Illustrations Illustrations sh...

Page 3: ...ules and Regulations 7 Safety Disclaimer 10 Description 13 Schematic Diagram 13 Side View 13 Handlebar Attachments 14 Speedometer 15 Operation Guide 18 How to Turn on the Bike 18 Key Ignition Steering...

Page 4: ...Throttle 27 Storage 28 Tail box 28 Charger 29 Lead Acid Charger 29 Lithium Charger 36 Battery 44 Battery Safety Precautions 44 Disposal 45 Storage Maintenance 46 Stand 47 Side Kickstand 47 Centre Sta...

Page 5: ...ke Light 54 Signal Lights 55 Adjusting the Brake 56 Cleaning Lubricating the Chain 57 Tire Pressure 58 Serial Number 60 Frame Number 60 Motor Number 61 Checking List Before Riding 62 Warranty Policy 6...

Page 6: ...e reference WARNING Warning about a situation that can cause death serious physical injury and or heavy material damage if one does not obey the safety instructions DANGER Danger statement indicates a...

Page 7: ...to give our riders the best experience possible Our in house research and development spans two continents Our e bikes are designed in North America and undergo rigorous testing at our state of the a...

Page 8: ...ities as other road users However provinces and local municipalities have the power to restrict the use of e bikes Most provinces require the rider to wear a helmet Some provinces have special require...

Page 9: ...nt doctype45 production mopedpowerbikes pdf E Bike Regulations in Manitoba https web2 gov mb ca laws statutes ccsm h060e php E Bike Regulations in Saskatchewan https www sgi sk ca motorcycle knowledge...

Page 10: ...lights and reflectors required hand signals where you can legally ride a bike bikes and ebikes may have different restrictions how fast you can go what if any cargo or passengers you can carry rider a...

Page 11: ...tice the rules of safe and responsible riding as well as proper use and maintenance of the bicycle WARNING Riders must have the physical condition reaction time and mental capability to ride and manag...

Page 12: ...NGER DO NOT use this product with standard bike trailers stands vehicle racks or accessories that have not been tested for safety and compatibility and verified as safe and compatible with the bike by...

Page 13: ...products Never connect the battery s terminals with each other DO NOT cover the battery charger or place objects on top of it during charging DO NOT leave the battery charger unattended while charging...

Page 14: ...t B Charging Port C Side Kickstand D Passenger Footpeg E Centre Stand F Seat Cushion G Tail Box H Tail Light I Front Fender J Front Shocks K Front Wheel L Rear Shocks M Rear Fender N Rear Reflector O...

Page 15: ...dlebar Attachments A Rear View Mirrors B Speedometer C Rear Brake Lever D Left Grip E Left Switch Housing F Storage G Brake Fluid Tank H Front Brake Lever I Throttle J Right Switch Housing K Ignition...

Page 16: ...15 Description 1 Schematic Diagram c Speedometer km h km 1 2 3 4 READY km h km 1 2 3 4 READY B C D E K I J H G F A...

Page 17: ...dicates the current battery strength Note the accurate battery level is showed at full throttle instead of when the bike is still f High Beam Indicator When the headlight high beam is on this indicato...

Page 18: ...Brake is applied brake sensor is activated Brake sensor failure Cruise Control Activated Cruise control function is activated Parking Activated The bike is in parking mode Reverse Function Reserve fun...

Page 19: ...Turn on the Bike a Key Ignition Steering Lock This is a four position switch that is located on the body Power Off Power On Steering Lock Seat Lock A Power Off B Power On C Steering Lock push D Seat...

Page 20: ...ike Insert the key Follow the marking on the ignition turn the key to the right to turn on the bike Operation Guide 1 How to Turn on the Bike a Key Ignition Steering Lock P U SH O P E N P U SH O P E N...

Page 21: ...e left Follow the marking on the igntion push the key in and turn the key anti clockwise Remove the key Ensure the steering is locked To unlock the steering Insert the key Push the key in and turn it...

Page 22: ...1 1 How to Turn on the Bike b Seat To Open the Seat Turn the ignition off turn the key anti clockwise don t push the key The seat will pop up when unlocked Operation Guide P U SH O P E N OPEN THE SEAT...

Page 23: ...ock the Seat On the bottom of the seat cushion locate the seat lock hook U shape bracket Close the seat Gently push the seat cushion down at the position of the seat lock hook Make sure the seat is lo...

Page 24: ...e is turned on with the remote C Power Button Press the power button twice to turn on the bike with the remote D Panic Button Press it once the bike will sound 5 times NOTICE By holding the unlock but...

Page 25: ...e the bike nor will you be able to charge the bike Turn on the Circuit Breaker Open the seat Refer to page 21 Locate the circuit breaker near the seat lock catch Follow the marking on the circuit brea...

Page 26: ...light C Off Silde the switch to turn off the light D P Parking Cruise control Press the button to switch the bike from parking mode to ride ready mode Press the button to activate cruise control when...

Page 27: ...n down will turn the low beam on C Hight Beam Light Slide the button up will turn the hight beam on D Off Slide the switch back to the middle to cancel the turning signal lights E Right Turning Signal...

Page 28: ...ivate the parking mode by pressing the P but ton or applying the brake In ride ready mode twist the throttle to go When riding the bike press the P button will activate the cruise control function the...

Page 29: ...t the key to the tail box lock Turn the key clockwise to unlock Keep the tail box lock at the unlock position open the tail box Lock the tail box Keep the tail box lock at the unlock position close th...

Page 30: ...29 a Lead Acid Charger A Front Label B Charging Indicator C Charger Specification Label D Charging Plug Operation Guide 6 Charger A B C D...

Page 31: ...ans the battery capacity is 20 Amper hour The front label contains brief information of the voltage and capacity of the battery that the charger should be used for more details are included in the spe...

Page 32: ...icator Explanation During normal charging red light keeps on The indicator will turn green when the battery is fully charged Operation Guide NOTICE If the charger gets warm during regular use this is...

Page 33: ...32 a Lead Acid Charger C Charger Specification Label Operation Guide 6 Charger WARNING...

Page 34: ...ging Plug Operation Guide 6 Charger How to charge The charging port is below the front of the seat Refer to side view on page 13 Open the charging port lid and plug in the charger Plug the charger int...

Page 35: ...ch off the circuit breaker II Disconnect the power plug and battery connector III Take the battery cases out of the bike a Lead Acid Charger How to Remove the Battery and Charge it off the Bike Operat...

Page 36: ...nect the battery connector V Plug in the charger plug to the battery VI Connect the charger with power supply a Lead Acid Charger Operation Guide 6 Charger How to Remove the Battery and Charge it off...

Page 37: ...36 b Lithium Charger A Charging Indicator B Charger Specification Label C Power Cord Socket D Power Cord E Charging Plug Operation Guide 6 Charger A B C D E...

Page 38: ...er 6 Charger Charging Indicator Explanation During normal charging red light keeps on The indicator will turn green when the battery is fully charged NOTICE If the charger gets warm during regular use...

Page 39: ...38 B Charger Specification Label Operation Guide b Lithium Charger 6 Charger ATTENTION...

Page 40: ...able into the device socket D on the charger Before using the charger plug the power cord C to the power cord socket D Operation Guide b Lithium Charger 6 Charger WARNING You MUST NOT plug the power c...

Page 41: ...Guide b Lithium Charger 6 Charger How to charge The charging port is below the front of the seat Refer to side view on page 10 Open the charging port lid and plug in the charger Plug the charger into...

Page 42: ...ion Guide b Lithium Charger 6 Charger I Open the seat switch off the circuit breaker II Disconnect the power plug III Take out the battey from the bike OFF How to Remove the Battery and Charge it off...

Page 43: ...42 IV Connect the charging plug with battery V Connect the charger with power supply Operation Guide b Lithium Charger 6 Charger How to Remove the Battery and Charge it off the Bike...

Page 44: ...DO NOT use the charger if the plastic enclosure or the charging connector is broken cracked or shows any significant damage If the charger battery becomes unreasonably hot please disconnect the charge...

Page 45: ...e between 0 C to 45 C because charging outside of this range may cause permanent damage DO NOT lift the battery by its connectors or cables DO NOT charge the battery for over 12 hours DO NOT subject t...

Page 46: ...customer service department This product contains sealed lead acid batteries which must be disposed or recycled in an environmentally safe manner Do not dispose of the batteries in your household tra...

Page 47: ...bike and charge the battery on a regular basis at least once a month Battery packs and chargers need to be stored in a clean dry ventilated place avoid contact with corrosive material and keep them a...

Page 48: ...47 8 Stand Operation Guide a Side Kickstand How to use the side kickstand Kick the side stand down and gently lean the bike on the side kickstand Make sure it is stable before you leave your bike...

Page 49: ...8 Operation Guide b Centre Stand I Stand on the left side of the bike The centre stand is under the swing arm II Keep your balance grab the handlebar III And grab the rear rack at the same time 8 Stan...

Page 50: ...tre stand peg firmly with your right foot V While keeping your balance step down the peg firmly and lift the rear rack up VI To get the bike off the centre stand put your right foot in front of the ce...

Page 51: ...putting the bike on the centre stand If you find it difficult to use the centre stand visit your EMMO dealer for a more detailed demonstration on how to use the centre stand NOTICE Keep your balance...

Page 52: ...51 9 Passenger Footpeg Operation Guide Foldable Passenger Footpegs Passenger footpegs are located near the front of the swing arm cover Unfold the footpegs as showed...

Page 53: ...52 10 Pedal Operation Guide PUSH How to fold the pedals Push the pedal from the side as showed Fold the pedal up when keeping pushing from the side...

Page 54: ...53 Operation Guide a Headlight The headlight assembly has multiple operation modes high beam low beam and daytime running light to accommodate your needs under different conditions 11 Lights...

Page 55: ...light Brake Light Tail light increase the visibility at night under dark conditions Brake light notifies the traffic behind that you are slowing down so that they can adjust the speed accordingly E B...

Page 56: ...55 Operation Guide c Signal Lights The built in turning signals give the nearby traffic a better insight of your intended route 11 Lights...

Page 57: ...Operation Guide How to Adjust the Rear Drum Brake The adjustment nut is located near the rear wheel hub Turn the adjustment nut to loosen tighten the brake as needed 12 Adjusting the Brake TIGHTEN LOO...

Page 58: ...on the centre stand Locate the chain on the right side of the bike near the rear wheel hub Hold a clean cloth to the chain as showed Turn the pedal to clean the chain Apply new bicycle chain oil to th...

Page 59: ...o adjust the tire pressure to 35 PSI It is recommended to check the tire pressure on a regular basis to keep things at their best working conditions Tire pressure affects the following Service life of...

Page 60: ...recommended tire pressure before the first ride Failure to do so may damage your bike and void your warranty DO NOT over inflate as this could damage the tire or wheel a recommended tire pressure rang...

Page 61: ...ial Number Locate the VIN cover in the panel facing driver Find the Frame Number Use a flat head screwdriver to remove the VIN cover You will find the Frame Number engraved on the frame Put the VIN co...

Page 62: ...on the motor The motor number could be located at the following locations Location 1 On the motor cover plate Location 2 Behind the sprocket on the motor Operation Guide 15 Serial Number EN140MKM0009...

Page 63: ...mages and foreign matter punctures or attachments Check whether the tread depth is enough for your safety tires should be replaced when the tread depth is below the recommended value by the manufactur...

Page 64: ...km Two year manufacturer warranty on the frame One year repair or part replacement is extended to the original owner on the swing arm motor and controller against manufacturer s defect in workmanship...

Page 65: ...t be covered by Emmo Inc Certain conditions that may limit or completely void the warranty of your e bike are altering the ebike from its original design or its intended use eg pulling a trailer as a...

Page 66: ...nd are under warranty can be replaced After 7 days any items defective in manufacturer quality and are under warranty can be repaired Warranty does not cover damage due to lack of maintenance accident...

Page 67: ...ke you can register your vehicle with us to validate your warranty In order to register your E Bikes please follow the steps listed below 1 Fill out the following form E BIKE REGISTRATION Invoice Numb...

Page 68: ...d out about EMMO Inc Please select the options that apply Returning Customer Family Friend Passing by Store Kjiji TERA Google Yelp Other 2 Send the information listed above to our email info emmo ca 3...

Page 69: ...Unit 2 Mississauga ON L4Y 2C5 Toronto ON M5T 2G8 Canada Canada EMMO Vaughan Toronto Service Center 1750 Steeles Avenue West Unit 15 17 8 Oxford Street Concord ON L4K 1S6 Toronto ON M5T 2G8 Canada PHO...

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