EMOJO BOBCAT PRO Owner'S Manual Download Page 8

Hand Throttle Control

 

Your electric bike is equipped with a power and throttle control on the 

right hand side. To power on your bike first make sure to turn on your bike 

by pressing and holding the M button on the left side.

You control the throttle by pushing with your thumb the paddle, the farther 

you push from its resting position, the more power is delivered to the 

motor to accelerate. When you want to slow down, you simply release the 

throttle and let it return to its resting position and simultaneously apply the 

brakes. 

When the pedal assist mode is set to "0", the pedal assist and throttle function(s) do not engage. When the pedal assist mode is set to "5" the 

pedal assist function will engage to the maximum speed level and the throttle will accelerate the bike forward. The throttle control is operated 

on the right hand side. 

When you want to slow down, you simply release the throttle and let it return to its resting position and simultaneously apply the brakes. 

Thumb Throttle 

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Mechanical gears

This EMOJO electric bike is equipped with 7 mechanical gears in addition to the pedal assist levels. The first gear is for easier and uphill pedaling, 

the last gear is for maximum speed on leveled 

ground 

or downhills. Change gears only when pedaling. The rear wheel contains seven chain 

sprockets. When the chain is around the largest sprocket, you are in the 1st gear which is the "lowest" gear. The high gear will have the dérailleur 

positioned so that the chain is directed around the smallest gear selector and cause it to change gear. Adjustments require fine tunning and should 

be made by a qualified technician.

Avoid changing gears rapidly from 1st to the 7th gear or vice-versa. If you change multiple gears too quickly, you could have the chain come off the 

front sprocket.

Thumb 

shifter up

7-gears cassette

Thumb 

shifter down

Derrailleur

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Summary of Contents for BOBCAT PRO

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...on stages Pedal assist mode control Error codes Charging the battery Seat adjustment Disc brakes Tire pressure and brake adjusment Chain adjustmen and Hall sensor Maintenance table Power shut off trou...

Page 3: ...y to decrease the frequency of braking and starting while maintaining safe riding habits Please assist with pedal when the slope angle is steep or the wind speed is fast 5 When you lift the battery pl...

Page 4: ...se do not attempt to make any modifications or external connections You will lose your warranty Do not drop the battery do not immerse in water and keep it away from high humidity areas Do not attempt...

Page 5: ...sion Seat post Seat post quick release lever 3 QQuick connectors Rear disc brake Front disc brake Pedal Front cargo basket 30Lbs payload Handlebar angle andjadjustment mechanism Front fender Front lig...

Page 6: ...Schematic diagram of the electric bicycle 4 48V 4...

Page 7: ...Kilometer kilowatt Battery TType Voltage Capacity Motor TType Motor Rated output power Rated voltage Uunder voltage Protection Charger 0 0 6 6 1 22 Lithium Ion Battery 48 Volts 15 amps PPermanent Magn...

Page 8: ...hand side When you want to slow down you simply release the throttle and let it return to its resting position and simultaneously apply the brakes Thumb Throttle 6 Mechanical gears This EMOJO electri...

Page 9: ...level of electric assistance by toggling the up and down arrows There are 5 levels of electrical assistance level 5 being the highest Throttle only You can use the thumb throttle only and the bicycle...

Page 10: ...ntrol feature press and hold the button for a few seconds until the letter P shows on the screen To disengage this function press the brakes Press the power button M button on the handlebar controls l...

Page 11: ...button to power on the display Topower offdisplay and power supply to the bicycle press and hold for 3 seconds 2 Pedal assist PAS The system has 5PASassistancemodes use the buttons to scroll between m...

Page 12: ...leave the display to go back to the home screen P01 Back light Brightness 1 darkest 3 brightest P02 Mileage Unit 0 KM 1 MILE P04 Display sleep time 0 never other figures refer to the sleep time Unit...

Page 13: ...e direction of the pins do not insert any other foreign objects or dismantle 3 Connect the power plug of charger into a household AC power outlet Please do not insert the plug into the AC around water...

Page 14: ...comes with the battery installed and integrated into the main frame You will seldom need to remove the battery but shall you need to remove it for replacement or to perform a deeper cleaning on your e...

Page 15: ...he desired height c Close the clamp lever tightly to lock the seat into position Please note that when adjusting the height of the seat post it has to keep the inserting depth above the safety line if...

Page 16: ...being applied This is normal Make sure that the brake lever does not contact the handlebar when full hand pressure is applied b The contact point should feel firm and solid If the lever travels all th...

Page 17: ...clockwise direction 5 Check and Adjustment of Tire Pressure Keep proper air pressure the space between tire and ground contact is about 4 inches long when riding on the electric bicycle 6 Brake Adjus...

Page 18: ...in but speed is low Short Mileage Abnormal Noise of the Bike Troubleshooting Check the battery power if battery is low it is possible that the power will fail or some blown fuses of the controller are...

Page 19: ...ses or wears down 5 If middle axis bowl hub spindle axle cap loosens or wears down 6 If the chain is loose 7 If the brake shoe wears down 8 If the wheel rim deflects or deforms 9 If the frame and fron...

Page 20: ...power shut off Make sure the battery is not depleted 1 Check the motor quick connector on the right side by the tail of the frame Fig 1 If the battery is not depleted and the quick connector cable is...

Page 21: ...unlocking lever Position yourself behind the bike using your knees as leverage as shown in the picture grab both sections of the frame and pull them back Fold out the front section of the frame movin...

Page 22: ...not bounce back acting like a rigid fork Turn it counterclockwise Open position to unlock the front suspension Why locking the suspension When going on a steep uphill your front suspension may bounce...

Page 23: ...the same as conventional bicycles Simply replace the tube with a tube of the right size and inflate it No special tires or parts will be needed Q What happens when I use the brakes under powered assis...

Page 24: ...under heavy rain or snow 4 It is highly recommended that you use a damp cloth to clean your electric bike do not use a water hose nor a pressure washer to wash your bike electronic components may get...

Page 25: ...g a bike meant freedom regardless of your age or gender life doesn t stop and neither should you that s why we say RIDE LIFE Should you have any comments questions or just want to say hi feel free to...

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