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JBP-RCST-MANUAL |
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2021 JUICED BIKES
JBP-RCST-MANUAL |
©
2021 JUICED BIKES
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Do not short-circuit the battery pack’s terminals.
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Do not charge the battery pack if the temperature is over
140ºF (60ºC).
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Do not disassemble the battery pack.
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Do not submerge the battery pack in liquid or use it in
wet areas.
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Do not place the battery pack near fire or heat.
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Do not expose the battery pack to freezing temperatures
for an extended period. Do not charge a frozen battery
pack. Allow it to reach room temperature.
The e-bike features a high-capacity lithium ion rechargeable
battery pack. The lithium battery pack does not have a “memory
effect” associated with older battery technologies. It is highly
recommended you charge the battery pack after every ride,
even if the battery pack is only lightly used.
An onboard circuit prevents the battery pack from overcharging.
The battery pack can achieve 500-700 full charge cycles. As
the battery pack receives more charge cycles, the capacity will
decrease. Charging a partially discharged battery pack is not
considered a full charge cycle.
NOTICE
Recharge the battery pack at least once every month. A battery pack left unused for
several months may result in permanent capacity loss.
Cold environments temporaily reduce the battery pack’s
capacity. Avoid using the electric bicycle in very hot weather.
Store the e-bike in a sheltered place.
Fully charge the battery pack before your first use. The charger
included with the e-bike recognizes the battery pack’s initial
charge and will automatically cease charging when the battery
pack is fully charged. Always charge the battery pack before a
long trip.
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Be sure the e-bike is powered off.
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Be sure to use the proper 48 VDC or 52 VDC charging
profile if using the Cycle Satiator
®
charger.
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The battery pack can be charged while connected to the
e-bike or while removed from the e-bike. (See
“Removing
the Battery Pack” on page 29
.)
ONBOARD CHARGING
1.
Stand on the left side and locate the charge port dust cover
on the top of the battery pack.
2.
Rotate the dust cover to expose the DC charge port.
Fig. 26 - Charge Port
3.
Carefully plug the charger into the charge port.
4.
Connect the AC power cable into the charger and plug the
cable into the power outlet. The charger will automatically
start charging the battery pack.
5.
When the charger is charging the battery pack, the
indicator LED will turn red. When the battery pack is
fully charged, the light will turn green and the battery will
automatically stop charging. Charging takes 1-8 hours,
depending on battery size and initial charge level. (See
“Reading the Battery Pack Level” on page 19
.)
6.
Disconnect the charger from the wall.
7.
Remove the charger plug from the DC charge port. Rotate
the dust cover to protect the port.
NOTICE
If you charge your battery while it’s on the bike, be sure to remove and re-seat your
pack every couple of rides. Road vibration and rough terrain may make the battery
come loose.
HYDRAULIC BRAKES
There are several components that make up your braking
system. The hydraulic part needs to be inspected and serviced
to check for wear and tear. If the hydraulic brakes are worn,
replacement will be needed. When a replacement is needed
varies by amount of time riding, mileage, riding style and
location.
We recommend inspecting your brakes before every ride.
Notice: If there appears to be any issue with your braking
system (or any other item) do not use your bike and contact our
Support Team or visit an authorized mechanic.
MINERAL OIL CUPS
Have a trained mechanic service the mineral oil cups on the
handlebars.
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
