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Starting Off

When the  controller is on, the  power  assist will be  applied  immediately when  you  step  on  the  Pedal. It is, therefore, recommended  to mount 

your Commuter with the controller off. After you  are seated, make sure no weight  is on  the pedals  to prevent  accidental movement, then  turn 

on  the controller. Start off at the lowest level of  assistance.

Selecting the Correct Level of Assistance

Do not only ride in high gear with power assist. Change gears as you would on a conventional bicycle to maintain an efficient cadence for your 

riding style. This will maximize the efficiency of the assistance to your power input.

Riding with Power Assistance

How  much  you  pedal  determines  how  much assistance  the  motor provides. All  pedelecs  have  an  internal  control  algorithm  to  stop  assisting 

as soon as you stop pedaling. This is an inbuilt safety feature conforming to EN 15194 (EPAC – Electrically Power Assisted Cycles).

When cornering  on  a  pedelec, stop  pedaling  sooner  than  you  are  used  to, otherwise, you  may have  too  much speed  through  the  turn.

As you are likely to be traveling at an average  above  speed, look further up the road and be ready to brake whenever  a possible situation 

appears  before  you.

Due to the near silent nature of  an electric motor, pedestrians  and other cyclists may not hear you approaching. 

Ride  defensively, wear  bright  clothing, signal  your  intentions, and  use  your  bell  when  necessary.

10. Tips for Riding a Pedelec

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Battery

Your Commuter is equipped with a lithium-ion battery. Modern lithium-ion batteries have more than 500 full discharge cycles before

the capacity decreases. The battery does not have a memory effect so you may charge the battery at any time and do not have to wait 

until the battery is completely depleted before charging again. If

you’re

going to stop using the bike for more than a month, charge the

battery to about 80% full before storage.

Never fully d

rain the battery and leave it uncharged for a prolonged period of time as this may

damage the battery permanently.

Only use the original cha

rger from the battery manufacturer. Do not use another charger, even if

the plug

fits.

When

 

your

 

Commuter’s

 

battery

 

has

 

reached

 

the

 

end

 

of

 

its

 

service

 

life,

 

it

 

should

 

be

 

treated

 

as

 

hazardous

 

waste

 

material

 

and

 

should

not

 

be

 

disposed

 

of

 

in

 

normal

 

household

 

trash.

Tampering with the motor system

It is forbidden to tamper with the motor system, in any way. Aftermarket devices or software that alters the speed limit and/or 

an addition of throttle and/or other devices will void the warranty of your bike. It will potentially create a severe safety hazard 

and might be considered unlawful.

Batteries must not be disposed of in landfills or by incineration

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Thank you for choosing an Ignite e-Bike. This manual has been designed to help get a better understanding of you Commuter eBike.

The Commuter eBike is compliant to Australian standards (EN15194). 

Items in carton:

When you open the carton, please check if the following items are inside. If not, please contact with your agent.

1. Introduction

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Charger - 1pcs

Pedal - 1pair

Manual - 1pcs

USER MANUAL

Summary of Contents for COMMUTER

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL E BIKE PEDELEC COMMUTER eBIKE...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...Riding a Pedelec 21 Service 23 Torque Settings 27 Product Specifications TFT LCD Display 30 1 Product Name 30 2 Suppliers 30 3 Electrical Parameters 30 4 Dimensions Material 30 5 Features 31 6 TFT scr...

Page 4: ...in after all we are in Australia Please ensure however that if going through puddles or other bodies of water that the depth stays below the battery and other electronics to ensure they remain protect...

Page 5: ...rmation 1 Wheel 2 Cassette 3 Rear Derailleur 4 Chain 5 Chain Protector 6 Motor 7 Crank set 8 Pedal 9 Brakes 10 Fork 11 Light Front 12 Headset 13 Handlepost 14 Handlebar 15 Shifter 16 Grip 17 Controlle...

Page 6: ...at provides assistance when a rider starts to pedal The A weighted emission sound pressure level at the driver s ears is less than 70 dB A When a rider stops pedaling the assistance stops Some bikes w...

Page 7: ...ing the bike for off road riding jumps or stunts may cause damage to the frame and risk injury or death to the rider Maximum carrying capacity Rider weight Cargo weight If carrying cargo or extra weig...

Page 8: ...th Wheels to make sure they rotate smoothly are true not wobbling and do not rub against the Brakes If the Wheel wobbles side to side or rubs against the Brake Pads take the bike to a quali ed bike sh...

Page 9: ...r thermal expansion and is considered normal In these cases it s not a loose Headset Disc Brakes B have a Disc Rotor 1 and a Disc Caliper 2 Pads inside the Disc Caliper squeeze the Disc Rotor to slow...

Page 10: ...local bike shop 10 EN 32 Relationship 1 Nm 8 9 lbf in 10 2 kgf cm Brakes Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Brake Lever Flat Bar 53 60 6 6 8 61 69 Brake Lever Drop Bar 55 80 6 2 9 63 92 Disc Ro...

Page 11: ...he way The leg should not be fully extended so make sure the Saddle is not too high If the seat is too low repetitive strain on the knee may lead to pain The Saddle can be moved up and down forward an...

Page 12: ...o not raise the Seatpost above the minimum insertion line etched on the post Doing so may result in post frame failure and serious injury If proper saddle height cannot be achieved without raising the...

Page 13: ...Different materials and components might react to wear or stress fatigue in different ways If the design life of a component has been exceeded it may suddenly fail possibly causing injuries to the rid...

Page 14: ...We design our bikes so that they can be everyday companions For safety however we recommend this test before each ride Do the twist 14 EN 32 Relationship 1 Nm 8 9 lbf in 10 2 kgf cm Brakes Component...

Page 15: ...nsion difference is pronounced have your Wheel trued Make sure your Wheels are securely seated by lifting each end of the bike and knocking the Wheel toward the opening of the Dropout the Hub Axle sho...

Page 16: ...lso think about your own visibility and avoid entering vehicle blind spots 8 Safe Riding 16 EN 32 Relationship 1 Nm 8 9 lbf in 10 2 kgf cm Brakes Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Brake Lever F...

Page 17: ...ans you can t steer well so it should be avoided Lean back If you slam on your Front Brake you may y over the Handlebar or your Rear Wheel may slide out behind you If the Rear Wheel rises lean back an...

Page 18: ...g indicator Battery charging plug 18 18 EN 32 Relationship 1 Nm 8 9 lbf in 10 2 kgf cm Brakes Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Brake Lever Flat Bar 53 60 6 6 8 61 69 Brake Lever Drop Bar 55 80...

Page 19: ...reached the end of its service life it should be treated as hazardous waste material and should not be disposed of in normal household trash Tampering with the motor system It is forbidden to tamper w...

Page 20: ...ion EN 23 Removing Installing the Battery To remove the battery insert the key into the key hole and turn counterclockwise Keep t hand on the battery to help guide it out To re install simply realign...

Page 21: ...aling This is an inbuilt safety feature conforming to EN 15194 EPAC Electrically Power Assisted Cycles When cornering on a pedelec stop pedaling sooner than you are used to otherwise you may have too...

Page 22: ...will always require more energy To extend your range start in Eco mode Rider s weight and cadence The motor will use up more energy for heavier riders Keeping a cadence of at least 60 rpm will be mor...

Page 23: ...ntrol Unit Display etc use the original spare parts They are tested to ensure they work safely with your pedelec We recommend you visit a bike shop for parts and repairs Service actions that you can a...

Page 24: ...shifting smoothly we recommend consulting your dealer If the Rear Derailleur is malfunctioning do not use the highest and lowest gears of the Rear Cassette since the Chain or Wheel may get jammed whi...

Page 25: ...ear chain drives EN Excessive slack can be caused by a Chain that is worn and stretched A stretched Chain will not sit properly in the teeth Over time gaps between the teeth of the Sprockets becomes g...

Page 26: ...alm of your hand Quick Releases hold the Wheels Seatpost and Handlebar in place When tightened on Wheels the Quick Release should emboss the Fork Dropouts When tightened on the Seatpost the Seatpost s...

Page 27: ...e values If you re unsure visit your dealer and ask them to show you the proper way All other repair or maintenance which is not specifically described in this manual should be performed by your deale...

Page 28: ...434 29 4 49 299 499 Front Axel Nuts 180 20 3 207 Rear Axel Nuts 260 390 29 4 44 1 299 449 Drivetrain Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Squar...

Page 29: ...USER MANUAL E BIKE PEDELEC Commuter eBike www rideignite com au EN PRODUCT SPECIFICATION TFT LCD Display...

Page 30: ...ever Flat Bar 53 60 6 6 8 61 69 Brake Lever Drop Bar 55 80 6 2 9 63 92 Disc Rotor to Hub M5 bolts 18 35 2 4 21 40 Caliper Mount 55 70 6 2 7 9 63 81 Wheels Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Free...

Page 31: ...dicator Odometer Trip distance Clock Riding time Range Power Current indicator real time power indicator or Current Error code indicator Light sensor Optional Software upgraded Software can be upgrade...

Page 32: ...Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Free Hub Body 305 434 34 5 49 352 499 Cassette Sprocket Lockring 260 434 29 4 49 299 499 Front Axel Nuts 180 20 3 207 Rear Axel Nuts 260 390 29 4 44 1 299 449 Drivetrain Compo...

Page 33: ...assist level Top assist level is 9 0 for neutral Level quantities can be adjusted according to the customer requirements 3 Thank you for choosing an Ignite e Bike This manual has been designed to hel...

Page 34: ...70 6 2 7 9 63 81 Wheels Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Free Hub Body 305 434 34 5 49 352 499 Cassette Sprocket Lockring 260 434 29 4 49 299 499 Front Axel Nuts 180 20 3 207 Rear Axel Nuts 2...

Page 35: ...or a while when E bike is in riding DAYTIME MODE NIGHT MODE 35 3 Thank you for choosing an Ignite e Bike This manual has been designed to help get a better understanding of you Commuter eBike The Comm...

Page 36: ...s 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Bottom Bracket Cartridge and Cup and Cone 435 610 49 1 68 9 500 702 Others Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Stee...

Page 37: ...ual 1pcs USER MANUAL 8 Parameter setting Double press MENU button press interval less than 0 3 second can get into setting menus press UP DOWN buttons to change the parameter setting and press MENU bu...

Page 38: ...Rear Axel Nuts 260 390 29 4 44 1 299 449 Drivetrain Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Brack...

Page 39: ...4 Items in carton When you open the carton please check if the following items are inside If not please contact with your agent 1 Introduction EN Charger 1pcs Pedal 1pair Manual 1pcs USER MANUAL 8 3 B...

Page 40: ...Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Bottom Brack...

Page 41: ...s compliant to Australian standards EN15194 Items in carton When you open the carton please check if the following items are inside If not please contact with your agent 1 Introduction EN Charger 1pcs...

Page 42: ...260 390 29 4 44 1 299 449 Drivetrain Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shel...

Page 43: ...on get into the clock setting menu press UP DOWN button to set Year Month Day Hour Min Sec Clock show or hide NOTE There is a rechargeable battery inside display it keeps the clock running when displa...

Page 44: ...vetrain Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Botto...

Page 45: ...in carton When you open the carton please check if the following items are inside If not please contact with your agent 1 Introduction EN Charger 1pcs Pedal 1pair Manual 1pcs USER MANUAL 8 10 Wheel D...

Page 46: ...ar Axel Nuts 260 390 29 4 44 1 299 449 Drivetrain Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket...

Page 47: ...Items in carton When you open the carton please check if the following items are inside If not please contact with your agent 1 Introduction EN Charger 1pcs Pedal 1pair Manual 1pcs USER MANUAL 8 13 Li...

Page 48: ...Drivetrain Component lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 B...

Page 49: ...SER MANUAL 8 15 Speed limit Display the speed limit value transmitted by the controller 8 16 Current limit Display the current limit value transmitted by the controller Speed limit and current limit a...

Page 50: ...ponent lbf in Newton Meters Nm kgf cm Pedal into Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Bottom Bracket C...

Page 51: ...ards EN15194 Items in carton When you open the carton please check if the following items are inside If not please contact with your agent 1 Introduction EN Charger 1pcs Pedal 1pair Manual 1pcs USER M...

Page 52: ...Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Bottom Bracket Cartridge and Cup and Cone 435 610 49 1 68 9 500 702 Others Component lbf in New...

Page 53: ...position 12 Current sensor error Display 12 on LOGO position 14 Controller over temperature Display 14 on LOGO position 15 Controller s temperature sensor error Display 15 on LOGO position 21 Speed s...

Page 54: ...Crank 307 34 7 353 Crank Bolt Spline and Square Spindles 300 395 33 9 44 6 345 454 Bottom Bracket External Shell 610 700 40 50 702 805 Bottom Bracket Cartridge and Cup and Cone 435 610 49 1 68 9 500 7...

Page 55: ...contact with your agent 1 Introduction EN Charger 1pcs Pedal 1pair Manual 1pcs USER MANUAL 11 Connector descriptions Please pay attention to the screw s torque value damaged caused by excessive torqu...

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