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2.Fantom Electronic Control System Diagram
Speed up to 15.5 mph
Throttle
Range from 25 to 55 miles
Cruise control
Hydraulic brake with two clamps and electric sensor
Page 1: ...FF 700 600 User s Guide 2020...
Page 2: ...tart Riding 8 6 Fantom Electric Bike Characteristics 9 7 Lithium Ion Battery 10 7 1 Basic Information 11 7 2 Correct Use and Storage 12 7 3 Battery charger 12 7 4 Safe Assembly and Disassembly onto Bi...
Page 3: ...3 FF 700 600 APOLLO FF 700 KAMARO FF 700 RINGO FF 700 TORPIDO FF 600 DELTA FF 600 BLUE MOON FF 600 1 Fantom Electric Bike Main Parts Diagram...
Page 4: ...4 2 Fantom Electronic Control System Diagram Speed up to 15 5 mph Throttle Range from 25 to 55 miles Cruise control Hydraulic brake with two clamps and electric sensor...
Page 5: ...he cable plug and battery cover If the charger is damaged use it only after it has been repaired This product may not be used by individuals including children with reduced physical sensory or mental...
Page 6: ...the bike avoid exposing the bike to too much water Heavily soiled areas can be washed with a mild cleaning agent Do not wash electrical components with water under high pressure as this may damage th...
Page 7: ...recommended to start using the motor when the bike is already moving Always make sure that the motor cables are securely fastened 4 5 Assistance Mode Function PAS Power assistance will start automati...
Page 8: ...8 5 How to Start Riding...
Page 9: ...range during charging 0 C to 45 C Storage temperature battery 20 C to 45 C Humidity storage Up to 80 Charging voltage 100V to 240VAC Charging time Around 6 hours Battery type Lithium ion battery Capa...
Page 10: ...its durability Make sure the battery is fully charged before first use The battery will retain its maximum capacity if it is fully charged and discharged several times This process is called battery f...
Page 11: ...discharge and charge of the battery The battery is tailored for mounting it on the bicycle s frame It has a mounting plate that is permanently attached to the frame The battery is available for quick...
Page 12: ...o not subject the battery or charger to physical shocks e g by dropping Do not bend the cable The cable must not be rolled up during charging Avoid contact with metal objects paper clips coins keys na...
Page 13: ...e Battery Assembly Slide the battery downwards into the bottom slot following the rail Lock the battery lock with the key Battery Disassembly Open the battery lock with the key Slide the battery upwar...
Page 14: ...14 7 5 Charging the Battery Charging the Battery Alternative Charging...
Page 15: ...essary to charge the battery as soon as possible Each green light represents 25 increase in battery charge level When the battery is assembled correctly onto the bike it is possible to read the batter...
Page 16: ...16 8 Display...
Page 17: ...sables the WALK mode 2 CRUISE control mode CRUISE control mode allows for setup of a constant speed that the bike will be moving at Mode can be activated when the throttle is on For bikes with hydraul...
Page 18: ...y Controls 11 1 Screen Brightness Press the buttons on the control switch simultaneously and hold for 2 seconds to swap between settings P01 to P20 Choose the correct setting and wait 5 seconds for th...
Page 19: ...19 11 2 Assistance Mode PAS Display 11 3 Route Information Settings Reset ODO Distance...
Page 20: ...ph on a level road at 15 C 20 C Factors affecting range of the distance Cyclist s weight Movement flow e g stop and start cycles Speed average speed and speed changes Luggage weight Type and condition...
Page 21: ...13 Smart Lighting System Smart lighting the intelligent lighting system has turn signals left right emergency light stop light front and rear lights Everything works thanks to the SMART switch with L...
