
Front Derailleur Alignment
1. Shift the rear derailleur to the center (6th) cog.
2. Enter set mode by pushing and holding the SET
button for 2 seconds. Both LEDs will blink green.
3. Press either front shifter button to enter the
front derailleur adjustment mode (by factory
default is the left one but you can change it in
the WE Dashboard Software).
4. The front derailleur will move in to the gear
selected.
5. Micro-adjust the front derailleur position using
the REAR shifter. Shift between chainrings using
the front shifter.
a. Big chainring adjustment: Using the REAR
shifter, adjust the derailleur cage plate position.
Ensure 1mm of clearance (not more) between the
outer derailleur cage plate and the chain.
b. Small chainring adjustment: Using the REAR
shifter, adjust the derailleur cage plate position.
Ensure approximately 1mm (not more) of clearance
between the inner derailleur cage plate and the chain.
6. When both inner and outer positions are adjusted
properly, exit set mode---push and hold the SET button
for 2 seconds. The green light will stop blinking and the
front derailleur zero position will be saved.
Limit Screws Adjustment
After both derailleurs alignment it is needed to proceed
with the limit screws adjustment. There are two screws for
upper and lower position, positioned in the back of the rear
derailleur.
Upper Position Adjustment
To adjust the upper position limit, shift the rear derailleur
to the largest cog. Then tighten the upper position screw
(outermost screw) until it touches the internal stop. Back
the limit screw off a half-turn.
Lower Position Adjustment
To adjust the lower position limit, shift the rear derailleur
to the smallest cog. Then tighten the lower position screw
(innermost screw) until it touches the internal stop. Back
the limit screw off a half-turn.
Do not tighten the limit screw against its stop. Tightening
may result in reduced performance or damage to RD
internals.