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Charging 

Before charging the bike, turn the power switch to “OFF” and remove the key. Keep the 

charger in a dry and a well ventilated area during operation. 

 

Connect the charger plug to the bike battery case socket and then connect it to a 
power outlet. 

 

Charge the bike for 4–6 hours. The battery charger indicator will turn from RED to 
GREEN when it is fully charged. The battery can be charged for an additional 2 
hours. Do not exceed more than 10 hours of charging.  

 

Disconnect the charger from the power outlet and then from the battery case. 
Disconnect the charger if it will not be used for an extended period of time, 
especially in hot weather. 

 
The battery can also be charged separately from the bike:  

 

Unlock the battery with the ignition key. 

 

Lift the seat with the lever underneath it and remove the battery. 

 

To replace the battery, insert the battery along the bracket and then lock the 
battery using the ignition key. 

 

 

 
Battery capacity 

 

When the battery is fully charged it will provide a riding distance of between 30km - 
40km under normal use.  

 

The maximum speed of the bike with electrical assistance is 25km/h. If the speed is 
held at 25km/h, the battery will discharge in approximately 2-3 hours. 

 

 

      OPERATION 

Note: 

It is normal for the charger to be warm to the touch while charging. If there is an 

unusual odour or it is extremely hot, stop charging it immediately and contact 
Kogan.com for support.    

While charging ensure that the charger is placed in a well-ventilated area and the 
charger is not placed nearby or covered with flammable materials and fabrics. 

Summary of Contents for FS20FATEBKB

Page 1: ...20 FATTYRE FOLDABLE ELECTRIC BIKE FS20FATEBKB...

Page 2: ...bicycle yourself you should take it to a qualified mechanic at a bicycle shop Additionally you can contact Kogan com for support This product is designed for consumer use Follow directions and use onl...

Page 3: ...ke before attempting long rides To effectively slow down always apply both brake levers at the same time Never ride the electric bike under the influence of drugs or alcohol Do not ride in bad conditi...

Page 4: ...ing started Remove the bike from the packaging DO NOT dispose of the original packaging until assembly is complete Check all packaging to ensure all necessary components are found before beginning ass...

Page 5: ...he correct position of the clamp as shown below Correct Correct Incorrect Step 3 Handlebars The handlebar assembly comes pre assembled from the factory Unfold the handlebar quick release Insert the ha...

Page 6: ...ed 24Nm Use the handlebar quick release to adjust the height of the handlebars until it is at a suitable height for you Ensure that the minimum insertion mark is completely covered Pay attention to en...

Page 7: ...k is completely covered and that the seat is pointing forward in alignment with the bicycle Tighten the clamp and ensure that the seat is firmly fastened Note The seat post quick release is designed t...

Page 8: ...ULL sticker from the rear reflector Pedals Install the pedal marked R on the right crank and tightened clockwise using a 15mm spanner Install the pedal marked L on the left crank and tightened anti cl...

Page 9: ...parately from the bike Unlock the battery with the ignition key Lift the seat with the lever underneath it and remove the battery To replace the battery insert the battery along the bracket and then l...

Page 10: ...ont light on or off B Press and hold to turn the display on or off C Press to decrease the level of electronic assistance between 0 5 Pre riding check Before every ride ensure you perform the followin...

Page 11: ...Front and rear lights Securely fastened and fully functional Mud guards and cargo rack Securely fastened Pedals and crank Securely fastened and fully functional...

Page 12: ...re the battery is fully charged and locked Ensure that the quick releases are locked with all the locknuts and screws are tightened Check all cables and wirings on the bike prior to each ride It is no...

Page 13: ...motor to cut out Motor cable If the motor isn t turning on check the motor cable for loose connection If the motor cable is loose turn off the power and re connect the connectors firmly ensuring the a...

Page 14: ...derailleur has been assembled and strictly checked before leaving the factory During usage if the chain jumps in gears or cannot be switched in gears turn the black button slightly to adjust Note If...

Page 15: ...g Use the 10mm spanner and Allen key to replace it Note It is not recommended to remove and replace the nyloc nut more than 3 times as this may cause it to lose the self locking function Parking Turn...

Page 16: ...s have been adjusted turn the wheels and ensure that there is no binding Confirm that the motor cuts out when either brake lever is pulled Lubrication For a long service life the following parts shoul...

Page 17: ...distance Insufficient battery charge Battery ageing Frequent braking riding uphill or riding into wind continuously Charge battery fully Change battery Reduce motor assistance No indicator light when...

Page 18: ...NOTES...

Page 19: ...ion We hope that this user guide has given you the assistance needed for a simple set up For the most up to date guide for your product as well as any additional assistance you may require head online...

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