6
With the same Allen wrench loosen the battery pressure pad. This bolt is visible only
when the reclined seat is engaged.
7
Double battery pack version only (skip this step
for single battery pack version):
Using the Torx
wrench #25 unscrew all the 7 bolts that hold the
right side pannel/battery cover and remove the
pannel.
8
With the help of other person gently remove the
battery out from the frame. Be extra carreful to the
wires and connectors.
9
To install the battery, reverse the procedure above and ensure all connectors are
secured and all bolts are tighten properly. For the pressure pad use the tightening
torque 9,5 - 10,5 Nm.
WARNING!
Incorrect connecting the battery wires to motorcycle terminals may cause irreparable
damage to motorcycle electrical components.
Long term storage
If you do not plan to use your Ranger for an extended period of time (1 week or more),
remove the batteries from the motorcycle for storage (or alternatively disconnect it from
the controller, and also disconnect it from the charger) and keep your battery pack to
50-60% of its capacity (i.e 46 Volts for Ranger), and store it in a dry and cool place at
temperatures between 5-10°C. It is not necessary to refrigerate the battery (although that
would actually be OK), but the battery MUST be stored in a place that is NOT warm. It is
not advised to place the battery in a freezer, since the battery voltage would sag badly.
Before the installation of the battery back into the motorcycle, wait until the battery warms
to room temperature.
Our motorcycles can be stored indoors only if the battery is physically disconnected.
If you have any questions about the batteries or their usage, please do not hesitate to
contact the KUBERG Customer Service ([email protected]).
Battery disposal
We are confident that you will enjoy many kilometers or miles of thrilling riding with your
KUBERG motorcycle. But, batteries can eventually wear out. When this happens, we urge
you to properly dispose of your used batteries. For guidance regarding proper disposal
of your batteries, please contact the KUBERG Customer Service ([email protected]).
Also, you can find useful information regarding used battery drop-off sites from the
Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation (RBRC) at www.rbrc.org.
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