FAZUA RIDE 60, Original Instructions Manual

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Possible status displays
• The upper LED flashes green = "Ready for operation"
After successful installation of the battery in the e-bike, the status indicator
flashes green briefly to indicate that you can now switch on the drive system
using the control element.
• The upper LED flashes yellow = "Soft Fault
When a "Soft Fault" occurs, the status indicator flashes yellow. The drive
system signals that a temporary or non-critical fault is present, which in most
cases leads to a loss of power.
If a "Soft Fault" occurs, you can continue riding your e-bike, but FAZUA strongly
advises against doing so in order to avoid further damage to the drive system
or e-bike.
• The upper LED flashes red = "Hard Fault"
When a "Hard Fault" occurs, the status indicator flashes red. If a "Hard Fault"
occurs on your e-bike, the e-bike can no longer be operated and must be
serviced.
20.2 Current charge level and set support level
All five LEDs of the LED display [B.2] together indicate two parameters.
1.
The battery charge level indicator:
The charge level of the battery can be read from the number of illuminated
LEDs. Each of the 5 LEDs represents 20% of the total charging capacity.
When the battery is fully charged, all 5 LEDs light up. If the battery is flat, the
upper LED of the status indicator lights up white or no LED lights up.
2. The selected assistance level of the pedal assist:
Each support level is assigned a color; i.e. the color of the LEDs on the display
indicates the currently set support level.
You can find detailed information here
→
in Chapter 21.3 “Levels of support”.