FAZUA RIDE 60, Original Instructions Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING" OVERVIEW TABLE
Problem possible Reason / Solution
The control
element/display
cannot be
switched on.
The battery is flat or has switched off due to a longer rest period
(standstill).
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Try turning on the battery using the on/off button.
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Charge the battery if necessary.
The interface between the battery and the drive unit may be dirty.
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Clean the interface between the battery and the drive unit.*
The battery
cannot be
inserted or does
not engage in the
battery holder.
The interface between the battery and the drive unit may be
dirty. / It is possible that the engagement of the battery is
obstructed by a cable, hydraulic line or Bowden cable.
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Clean the interface between the battery and the drive unit.
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Make sure that no cable prevents the battery from engaging.
The pedal
support
suddenly fails
during the
ride.
BMS protection function
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Shut down the drive system by pressing and holding the
control switch down for 8 seconds. When the drive system is
ready to be switched on again, the status indicator LED flashes
green: Now you can restart your drive system as usual.
8 DISPOSAL INFORMATION
According to the EU Directives for waste electrical and electronic equipment (Directive
2012/19/EU) and spent batteries (Directive 2006/66/EC), the relevant components
must be collected separately and disposed of in an environmentally sound manner.
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Before disposing of your e-bike, remove the battery and any other batteries
installed on the e-bike as well as all components and controls that contain batteries.
8.1 Disposal of your e-bike
After you have removed all batteries, the e-bike is considered an old electrical
appliance and must be recycled.
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Find out from your city or municipal administration (municipality, district)
about free collection points for old electrical appliances and/or collection
points, via which the components or the e-bike can be recycled.
* This applies only if your e-bike is equipped with a removable battery (See Chapter 23 “Function and model variu-
ants of the battery”).