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JEB19  SAFETY INFORMATION 

                                                                       Ed.: 2019-R0

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REAR SUSPENSION REGULATION

The rear suspension, is equipped with a swingarm and a central shock absorber 
pneumatic, adjustable in load and preload, and with hydraulic regulation.

Preload

The regulation of the shock preload is made by combining the pressures of the upper 
chamber, of the main pressure and of the lower chamber, of negative pressure. 
Taking into account that the increase of the pressure in the upper chamber will 
increase the hardness of the shock absorber. And that the increase in pressure in 
the lower chamber increases the preload of the shock absorber.

The pressure variations of both chambers must always be combined. The recommended 
reference values are the following:

User weight (kg)

Upper chamber (bar)

Lower chamber (bar)

50

6,2

3,5

60

7,2

3,5

70

8,3

3,8

80

9,3

4,5

90

10,3

4,8

100

11,4

5,2

To determine the correct pressure settings, it must be taken into 
account that in no case should the rear shock absorber stop at its 
end of travel.

Hydraulic

The regulation of the hydraulics is endow of a double control, located in the upper 
part of the shock absorber.

The blue knob has three positions; open, medium and blocking. This command is of 
macro-regulation. The blocking position is only used when the user is driving through 
terrain without irregularities.

The red knob only acts in the intermediate position. Turning the knob clockwise 
decreases the speed of return of the suspension, closing the hydraulic passage.

Summary of Contents for JEP19

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODE D EMPLOI MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES MOTORCYCLES E BIKES SAFETY INFORMATION ...

Page 2: ... CAREFULLY THE CONTENT OF THIS MANUAL FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL CAN RESULT IN AN INCORRECT OPERATION OF THE BICYCLE THAT MAY HAVE AS A CONSEQUENCE AN ACCIDENT OF SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY THE USE OF THE BICYCLE WILL BE LIMITED TO THE TYPE OF SERVICE INDICATED BY THE MANUFACTURER IMPROPER USE OR DRIVING MAY ENDANGER ITS INTEGRITY OR THAT OF THIRD PARTIES ALWAYS USE AN APP...

Page 3: ...cteristics of the bicycle 7 4 Adjustments revision and maintenance 9 5 Screen and motor settings 17 6 Preparations for use 21 7 Maintenance program 23 8 User safety 25 9 Tips and recommendations 28 10 Battery charge 30 11 Manufacturer s guarantee 31 12 Declaration of conformity of the manufacturer 33 ...

Page 4: ...ycle must pay special attention to the contents of this Manual as well as the use of the bicycle The continuous evolution of the JOTAGAS bicycles to offer its customers a product with higher performance and the best materials may involve a change in some of the components of the bicycle without prior notice to its Customers However the traceability of the bicycle and its original components is gua...

Page 5: ...with the corresponding harmonized standards JOTAGAS has a copy of this declaration of compliance that is attached in this manual Directive Title 2001 95 CE Directive on general product safety INTERNATIONAL HARMONIZED STANDARDS UNE EN 15194 A1 2012 UNE EN ISO 4210 parts 1 9 2014 2015 SIZE AND MAXIMUM WEIGHT AUTHORIZED Model Size WHEEL PMA kg JEB19 M 27 5 100 L 100 M 29 100 L 100 ...

Page 6: ...Suspension rod 24 Radio 5 Rear shock absorber 25 Bushing 6 Seat 26 Fastener 7 Seatpost 27 Electric motor 8 Seat block 28 Batery 9 Power meter 29 Screen 10 Handlebar 30 Charger 11 Brake lever 12 Gear shift control 13 Game direction 14 Plate 15 Connecting rod 16 Pedal 17 Cassette 18 Chain 19 Rear derailleur 20 Front brake ...

Page 7: ...JEB19 SAFETY INFORMATION Ed 2019 R0 7 3 BIKE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS New design Nuevo diseño High quality components Componentes de alta calidad Service Servicio ...

Page 8: ...ion Por cadena Chain Handlebar Variable section Motor Transmisión Manillar Batery 626 W Secondary transmission 11 Speeds Seat Comfort Hight comfort Batería Transmisión secundaria Sillín Display Multifuntion Front brake Hydraulic system Seatpost Regulable Adjustable Display Freno delantero Tija sillín Charge time 5 6 H Rear brake Hydraulic system Pedals Aluminio Aluminium Tiempo carga Freno trasero...

Page 9: ...he maximum recommended height of the seat It is very important for your safety that you check that the mark indicating the maximum height of the seatpost does not exceed the chassis housing If this happens it is very possible that the size of the box is not appropriate for your height FIXING THE SEAT AND YOUR SEATPOST Make sure that both the clamping flange of the seatpost and the seat clamp to th...

Page 10: ...t suspension allows to adjust the static travel of the front suspension under the weight of the user and to avoid the loss of efficiency of the suspension due to excess preload The recommended value is between 12 and 30 mm Note that the preload must be readjusted according to the ground type and that in courses with uniform terrain a higher preload reduces the user s pedaling effort The fork is al...

Page 11: ...onsofbothchambersmustalwaysbecombined Therecommended reference values are the following User weight kg Upper chamber bar Lower chamber bar 50 6 2 3 5 60 7 2 3 5 70 8 3 3 8 80 9 3 4 5 90 10 3 4 8 100 11 4 5 2 To determine the correct pressure settings it must be taken into account that in no case should the rear shock absorber stop at its end of travel Hydraulic The regulation of the hydraulics is ...

Page 12: ...oket and without squeaks Also no link must be deformed or dented Lift the rear wheel and make it turn If you hear a strange noise or the sproket stop just drop them they may need to be repaired or replaced Every three months inspect your pedals Make sure that these are tight to the connecting cranks Do not confuse the location of the pedals The right pedal is marked on its axis with the letter R S...

Page 13: ...thorized dealer since it requires specific tools and knowledge TRANSMISSION LUBRICATION AND CLEANING Once a month clean and lubricate the sproket and the chain Always put a cloth behind the chain to prevent oil from falling on the rest of the bicycle Once lubricated the chain clean the excess oil with a dry cloth To clean the sprockets use only commercial specific products to the cleaning of bicyc...

Page 14: ... the route Turn the two screws so that the chain does not leave its axial path The change roller is aligned with the smallest sproket and the largest sproket Speed change adjustment Place the gear change control in the second indication Turn the adjusting screw of the cable tension until a perfect adjustment is achieved on the second sproket Check that the change acts correctly on all the cassette...

Page 15: ...ry important to clean and degrease the threads and the screws BRAKES ADJUSTMENT The JEB19 bicycle is equipped with hydraulic brakes The adjustment of the brakes must be done by your authorized dealer since it requires specific tools and knowledge Improper handling of the brakes by the user can cause an accident with serious physical consequences LOADING BATTERY OF THE ELECTRICAL TRACTION 1 Verify ...

Page 16: ...ar fire or extreme temperatures Avoid hits or strong impacts Once the battery has been charged first remove the connector from the mains socket and then the battery connector It is not recommended that the charger connector be connected to the network when the charging process has finished Stop the operation of the battery charge immediately in case of detecting the smell of burning and contact yo...

Page 17: ...JEB19 SAFETY INFORMATION Ed 2019 R0 17 5 SCREEN AND ENGINE ADJUSTMENTS DISPLAY Aluminum alloy Aleación de aluminio Toughened glass Vidrio Templado Black matte Negro mate ...

Page 18: ...peed indicator 3 Pedal assistance 4 Km traveled 5 Upload speed 6 Slow down 7 Button on and off the display Actions by pressing and holding the button 5 Press and hold to turn on the display light 6 Press and hold for walk 6 7 Press and hold to delete Km Trip A y B ...

Page 19: ...JEB19 SAFETY INFORMATION Ed 2019 R0 19 BATTERY Aluminum alloy Aleación de aluminio Toughened glass Vidrio Templado Black matte Negro mate ...

Page 20: ...JEB19 SAFETY INFORMATION Ed 2019 R0 20 Battery charging method Fuse Shock absorber Suspension Seat adjustment Closed Semi open Open Compression regulation Rebound regulation ...

Page 21: ...tires Also take into account the weight of the cyclist High pressure provides better performance on hard surfaces such as asphalt while low pressures are better for off roads BRAKES This bicycle is equipped with hydraulically operated disc brakes on both wheels If you detect a lack of efficiency in the brakes go to an authorized dealer The handle located on the right side of the handlebar activate...

Page 22: ...um height of the seatpost can only be placed without exceeding the horizontal limit mark SUSPENSIONS ADJUSTMENT Make sure that the suspension components are adjusted to your liking and that no suspension element reaches its stop The suspension affects the behavior of the bicycle so a correct adjustment is very important If the suspension is compressed so much that it blocks the fork a loss of cont...

Page 23: ... that the touch is not soft and that the travel of the levers does not stop with the handles Check that there are no brake fluid leaks Check the uniform tension of the spokes Check the condition of the brake pads and the existence of play in the brake fluid gas mechanisms Lubricate the bearings of the reels Check that the suspension settings are adequate Check that the change is not damaged and it...

Page 24: ...JEB19 SAFETY INFORMATION Ed 2019 R0 24 Check that the battery is charged to its maximum power level These options must be made by the authorized dealer ...

Page 25: ...practice of mountain biking but it can be used on public roads Most states have specific regulations for cyclists In cycling clubs federations town halls or the Department of Transportation or equivalent in your area they should be able to give you information about it Some of the most important rules on public roads are Use appropriate manual signals When traveling with more cyclists form a singl...

Page 26: ... Always wear specific clothing and protections for the practice of this sport and minimize the risk of accidents by adapting the speed and jumps to your driving level Progress appropriately in improving your driving level After an eventual fall or mishap verify that the bicycle is in the correct state of use BIKE COMPETITION USE Always respect the rules established by the organization Do not make ...

Page 27: ...al falls may occur which could cause the impact of the frame and or rocker against rocks trees ramps stakes and other elements that can cause structural damage They can also cause damage to the pedals gearbox handlebars brakes and wheels Do not resume the gear without having made a quick and effective inspection of the integrity of these elements Restart the progress verifying its correct function...

Page 28: ...Ed 2019 R0 28 Never repair or modify the frame assembly Also do not perform sanding drilling filling or disassembling of redundant retention devices or any other An incorrect modification can cause you to lose control and fall ...

Page 29: ... components that are processed as a guarantee are the battery itself and the BMS protection circuit The battery has a useful life of between 500 and 600 cycles of loading and unloading when it is performed optimally its depth of discharge DOD does not exceed 80 and its state of charge SOC reaches 100 of its maximum energy capacity The life cycle in service of a battery is determined by the frequen...

Page 30: ...f origin of the substituted product Guarantee period for components repaired by an accredited workshop 6 months against manufacturing and assembly defects from the day that appears on the delivery note of the repair The consumer must inform the seller of his her lack of conformity of the alleged incident immediately and or exceptionally within a maximum period of one month from when he she became ...

Page 31: ...ributed to errors or failures in the interpretation of tips in the manual Faults and damages attributable to accidents impacts improper use repairs carried out incorrectly lack of maintenance and care Modifications of the bicycle by someone external to an official JOTAGAS service Do not pass mandatory reviews at the point where you purchased your vehicle or at an official JOTAGAS distributor In ca...

Page 32: ...ed part JEB19 Year of production 2018 Subject of this declaration it complies with the requirements of Royal Decree 2822 1998 Directive32001 95 ECandCommissionDecision2011 786 EU onthecommercialization of bicycles The following harmonized standards have been used in its design UNE EN 15194 A1 2012 UNE EN ISO 4210 parts 1 9 2014 2015 The control system of the production of the bicycle is guaranteed...

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