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Charger Care and Maintenance

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Prior to your first ride, charge the battery fully as  

 

described earlier in this manual.

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Make sure the charger is at least 3 feet away from  

 

computers, televisions, refrigerators, washing  

 

machines, and other electric devices while charging.

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Only use the charger indoors, and make sure the  

 

conditions are dry and below 113° F.

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Only use the charger supplied in the box, and do not  

 

charge other types of batteries with this charger.

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If any strange smells appear while charging, unplug  

 

the charger immediately and contact Customer  

 Service.

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Do not use this charger in dusty or damp places.

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Always plug the charger into the wall outlet prior to  

 

plugging it into the battery.

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When the charging is complete, first unplug the  

 

charger from the wall outlet, then unplug it from the  

 battery.

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Do not let children play with the charger.

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Do not disassemble the charger.

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Do not put any liquid or metal into the charger.

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Do not put anything on top of the charger, and  

 

always keep it in a well-ventilated area when the  

 

charger is plugged in.

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Do not disconnect the battery while charging.

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Do not use the electric bike or any of its functions  

 

(such as the motor or LCD Screen) while the battery is  

 charging.

Everyday Use and Inspection

In everyday use of the electric bike, a number of mechanical 

and electrical parts will be worn down, and screws or other 

fasteners may also become loose. Either of these situations could 

potentially cause the electrical appliances to cease functioning. 

It is important to check your electric bike before every ride for 

irregularities, because these problems could lead to mechanical 

failures and dangerous riding situations. It is your responsibility to 

address the issues as soon as possible.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Summary of Contents for J2000-BLK

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL MODEL J2000 BLK ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE...

Page 2: ...es you know you ll be safe riding at all times of the day Please cycle safe follow your local laws and take it for a ride Before taking the Electric Mountain Bike for a ride please get adjusted to its...

Page 3: ...tings 9 Vertical Handle Stem Position 10 Seat Position 10 Understanding the Brake System 11 Brake Handles 11 Disc Brakes 12 Brake Cable 12 Speed Control System 13 Derailleur 13 Bike Chain 14 Damping S...

Page 4: ...2...

Page 5: ...3 Saddle 4 Vertical Handle Stem 5 Battery 6 LCD 7 Brake Lever 8 Damping Coefficient 9 Front Fork 10 Disc Brake 11 Crank 12 Pedal 13 Speed Sensor 14 Motor 15 Rear Derailleur 16 Rim and Tire 17 Reflect...

Page 6: ...n yourself and other vehicles Only use this electric bike in ambient temperatures between 14 and 104 degrees Fahrenheit The maximum weight capacity of the bike is 265 pounds Certain high intensity con...

Page 7: ...e to reduce the starting current and extend the battery life In rainy conditions pay attention to when the water depth is more than the center point of the wheel These conditions make it more likely f...

Page 8: ...e Steering Handle 1 Take out the handle bar and remove the protective paper from above the handle bar and stem 2 Place the stem on the front of the bike frame and line it up with the front wheel 3 Tig...

Page 9: ...less than 18N m 2 Rear Motor Nut 35 to 45N m 3 Middle Axis Component Lock no less than 50N m 4 Core Screw Rod in the Vertical Handle Stem 15 to 18N m 5 Across Vertical Handle Stems 15 to 18N m 6 Saddl...

Page 10: ...use of char gers not designed for the electric bike will void the warranty Using other chargers may do permanent damage to the battery and could lead to unexpected dangers To charge the battery 1 Che...

Page 11: ...ng your speed and distance and setting the cruise control on your bike Parameter Settings Press and hold and to enter the Parameters menu where you can adjust the following settings P01 Rim Size in in...

Page 12: ...u press your heel flat onto the pedal your leg should be slightly stretched but not fully extended If you cannot touch the pedal without using your toes or if you cannot stretch your leg when the peda...

Page 13: ...Brake Handles the Disc Brake and the Brake Cable NOTE Make sure the distance between the Brake Shoe Block and the Rim is the appropriate size Adjust according to the instructions detailed on the next...

Page 14: ...oe Block Adjusting Bolt 7 Permanent Seat of Brake Line Brake Cable The brake cable should be arranged in as straight a line as possible Please avoid any turns or curves in the cable as that will affec...

Page 15: ...oiled appropriately Derailleur The Derailleur is a 7 speed dial type posi tioned on the right side of the handlebar When the large trigger is pushed the gear shifts to a lower gear while the button at...

Page 16: ...ping System The Damping system helps keep the tire buffer in contact with the ground when the electric bike is running on uneven road This helps you feel more comfortable during difficult conditions D...

Page 17: ...rly check and if necessary replace worn down parts Battery Care and Maintenance Keep the battery out of extreme temperatures Operating temperature when charging 32 113 F Operating temperature when dis...

Page 18: ...plug it from the battery Do not let children play with the charger Do not disassemble the charger Do not put any liquid or metal into the charger Do not put anything on top of the charger and always k...

Page 19: ...ed that you check the following Check that the handlebar and saddle post are correctly inserted and tightened Check that the wheel hub mounting nuts are correctly tightened Check that the wheel rims a...

Page 20: ...osture The cyclist s weight should be evenly distributed between the handlebar and the pedals This helps prevent hip pain while us ing the electric bike Proper Pedaling The proper position for pedalin...

Page 21: ...harge Tires have low air pressure Inadequate charging or charger failing Damaged or expired bat tery Frequent breaking and restarting Pump the tires to proper pressure Recharge the bat tery Replace th...

Page 22: ...cover any damage which results from the application of improper cleaners solvents or chemicals to the Product water damage smoke or soot or from exposure to salt water sea breeze or salt This Limited...

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