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Charging the battery
It is recommended to remove the
battery from your bicycle before
charging it. Otherwise, it is also
possible to charge the battery while the battery is
still on the bicycle. However, in that situation,
make sure it is resting in a stable position that
won’t allow the
bicycle to move or fall during the
charging process.
To charge the battery:
▪
Connect the AC power plug into the
charger.
▪
Plug the AC power plug into an electrical
outlet. Check that the LED indicator on
the charger lights up to confirm that
power is going through.
▪
Lift the rubber protector cap and
Connect the charging plug into the
socket on the battery.
▪
Check that the LED indicators on the
battery are flashing to confirm that
charging is underway.
▪
Let battery charge until it is fully
charged.
▪
Pull the charging plug from the battery
and replace the rubber protector cap.
If the battery is not fully charged after
7 hours, unplug the battery and
contact a qualified dealer to have the
battery checked.
A battery will wear out with age.
Following the best charging and
storing procedure will extend its life to
a maximum. However, when an abnormally short
battery capacity after a full charge is observed, it
is likely that it needs to be replaced.
Setting the LCD Display parameters
To enter parameters adjustment mode
and adjust values / settings:
▪
Double press controller’s Power button
twice (Interval must be less than 0.3
seconds) to get into Parameters
adjustment
mode.
First
setting
adjustment (Speed unit setting) will
show up, blinking, on the LCD Display
unit.
▪
Change the setting
’s
value by pressing
the controller’s Up
or Down
buttons.
▪
Confirm the desired value by pressing
the controller’s Power button
. Next
setting adjustment option will then
appear on the LCD Display unit.
▪
Proceed the same way for the following
adjustment options.
The setting adjustment sequence is the
following:
Do not change the setting value for
Wheel Size or Voltage. These settings
have been set by the factory and
should not be modified.
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