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Recharging battery when removed from the e-bike
The battery can also be recharged after removing it from your e-bike. You can remove the battery with the
key supplied with your e-bike and remove it. This charging method is convenient when the battery needs
recharging and is even preferable if you will not be using the e-bike for an extended period of time.
4.4 Switching off the charger
When the green LED is on, it means that the battery is fully charged.
1. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet and then from the charger plug. Close the battery rubber seal.
2. Remove the charger after use.
4.5 Battery cycle and mileage affecting factors
The distance you can travel on a single battery charge depends on many factors, including the weather
conditions, the type of route taken, the weight of the user and its luggage, the level of assistance you use,
and the good condition of the battery. The tables below contain the general life cycle parameters of the
various e-bikes in our catalog.
E- Bike 36V, 7.8 Ah:
1:.65
–
80 km
2: 45
–
65 km
3:. 35
–
45 km
4: 25
–
35 km
5: 10
–
25 km
E- Bike 36V, 10.4 Ah:
1:.70
–
100 km
2: 60
–
90 km
3:. 30
–
80 km
4: 30
–
60 km
5: 30
–
50 km
E- Bike 36V, 11.6 Ah:
1:.70
–
100 km
2: 60
–
90 km
3:. 30
–
80 km
4: 30
–
60 km
5: 30
–
50 km
E- Bike 36V, 13 Ah:
1: 85
–
120 km
2: 75
–
100 km
3: 45
–
80 km
4: 35
–
65 km
5: 30
–
50 km
E- Bike 36V, 14 Ah:
1: 90
–
120 km
2: 75
–
100 km
3: 45
–
80 km
4: 35
–
65 km
5: 30
–
50 km
4.6 Use and storage recommendations
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Charge the battery before use.
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Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight.
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If you intend not to use the e-bike for an extended period of time or when storing your battery for the winter,
charge the battery for 24 hours at least once every three months. This will keep the battery in good condition.
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Make sure your battery is stored in a well-ventilated and dry place.
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If you have any questions about proper service and maintenance, contact your local e-bike dealer.
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Do not disassemble the battery.