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Manual CT26-15 - LFB

7. SAFETY – RECOMMENDATIONS........................................................................................................28

8. TECHNICAL DATA..................................................................................................................................29

9. EC CONFORMITY STATEMENT..........................................................................................................30

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WARRANTY CONDITIONS............................................................................................................31

11.

WARRANTY CERTIFICATE...........................................................................................................32

12.

CONFORMITY CERTIFICATE......................................................................................................33

Summary of Contents for CT26-15

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL CT26 15 THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFETY AND OPERATION At the end of this manual YOUR WARRANTY CERTIFICATE Model complies with safety requirements...

Page 2: ...ighting 15 3 USE OFAN EBIKE 17 3 1 Change speeds indexed 17 3 2 Change speeds electronic 17 3 3 The battery meter 18 3 4 The electric assistance 18 3 4 1 Operation 18 3 4 2 Performances 19 3 4 3 Techn...

Page 3: ...Manual CT26 15 LFB 4 7 SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 28 8 TECHNICAL DATA 29 9 EC CONFORMITY STATEMENT 30 10 WARRANTY CONDITIONS 31 11 WARRANTYCERTIFICATE 32 12 CONFORMITY CERTIFICATE 33...

Page 4: ...require a particular skill will perform as if you are experienced otherwise consult your authorized dealer or specialist The sign indicates the tools that will be needed for setting operations Your el...

Page 5: ...he electric assistance you will provide less effort and you can be sitted at a lower position for better safety The required sizes of the user rider for optimum use of the bicycle is between 1 50 and...

Page 6: ...e out beyond the etched safety mark vertical bars Safety Mark The minimum height between the highest point of the saddle and the soil is 80 cm 2 2 Handlebar adjustement handlebars and stem Allen key 6...

Page 7: ...wdriver 2 3 1 Front brake Type V Brake The front brake is maneuvered by the left handle on the handlebar Fully tighten the nut on the brake lever this feature allows you to compensate later the natura...

Page 8: ...he brake lever this feature allows you to compensate later the natural release of the brake cable Loosen the cable clamp See photos of the front brake control and pull the cable until the brake pads t...

Page 9: ...e user will engage its own responsibility When the carrier is loaded cycling behavior changes are to be considered wind stability braking distances changing directions etc For his safety the user must...

Page 10: ...he cable clamp of the V Brake to release the pads in order to remove the wheel Loosen the nuts on each side of the axis of the wheel and release the washers Lift the bike and lightly hit the top of th...

Page 11: ...See 2 3 2 5 2Rear wheel This operation is to be performed by a professional but in case you would like to do it here is the procedure to follow Required tools wrench of 19 mm Disassembly of the rear w...

Page 12: ...t so they touch the frame Warning On each side there is a washer with flat pin The pin should always be positioned in the openings of the frame to prevent the axle from turning on itself Washer with f...

Page 13: ...olson fixation new one on frame NB The motor connector cable has keyed Put the two arrows one in front of each other to properly reconnect the motor Position the two arrows one in front of the other t...

Page 14: ...Your bike is supplied with v Front light with dry battery 2 batteries type C32032 3V that lights up by the switch under ON OFF switch To change the batteries of the front lamp Unscrew the front of th...

Page 15: ...batteries AAA that light by the switch on the left side ON OFF switch To change the batteries of lamp Press the black plastic where it is written BASTA Always keep your own lighting clean and in good...

Page 16: ...cend the gears 6 1 and turn upward to mount the gears 1 6 3 2 Change speeds electronic Your bike is equipped with 4 electronic assists 1 Assistance set at 6 km h that lets you start effortlessly We mu...

Page 17: ...with an electric motor in the rear wheel This engine starts automatically if the display is on and the battery charged when you pedal and only when you pedal The assistance is provided by an electrom...

Page 18: ...e your range decrease proportionately v But above all the autonomy depends on the nature of your journey The theoretical range of 45 55 km is for a near continuous sollicitation of the engine on a fla...

Page 19: ...or of 250 watts It requires no maintenance from your part and has a manufacturer s warranty of 2 years After 3 years or 25 000 km we advise you to have it inspected by an authorized dealer or speciali...

Page 20: ...electric bike It will recharge your battery fully in 4 8 hours according to room temperature and wear off the battery This charging time said slow is voluntary in order to preserve the life of your b...

Page 21: ...vironment or near any flammable or explosive product any charging generates diffusion of heat there would be a risk of fire or explosion Do not store the charger when hot let it cool down first Don t...

Page 22: ...requires no maintenance except avoiding exposure to extreme temperatures 20 C or 40 C However if left unused be sure to charge your battery for two hours every two months Similarly it is necessary to...

Page 23: ...t s recommended to unplug the charger If you do not use your ebike over 3 weeks it is recommended to store the battery in a cool dry place and at a temperature higher between 10 C and 40 C Never leave...

Page 24: ...ead carefully the indications on the battery 1 Do not open 2 Do not expose to heat 3 Recyclable product Your battery is complies to EN61000 6 1 and EN61000 6 3 norm UN38 3 norm regarding the transport...

Page 25: ...igh Medium or High Strong hill climbing if you are climbing a hill and the speed becomes too low you can choose the mode H High You will then feel the increase of the assistance If this is insufficien...

Page 26: ...ce Like any mechanical component a bicycle is subjected to high stresses and wears The various materials and components can react differently to wear or fatigue If the life of a component is exceeded...

Page 27: ...iodically check and control the brakes brake pads for wear the condition of the rims and spokes rim wear and rays the condition of the tires steering fasteners tightening the wheel nuts and any other...

Page 28: ...6 15 Size between the wheel mm 1080 Total weight including battery kg 25 Maximum load 120 Assitance maximum speed km h 25 Range For a load of 75kg and with the ECO level assist 55 Battery Lithium Ion...

Page 29: ...s for compliance the company LA FL CHE BIKE ZI Ouest All e des Quatre Journaux 72200 LA FL CHE FRANCE email lfbike fr Certify that The model CT26 15 from LFB is conform to the following safety require...

Page 30: ...over seven days will extended the warranty period of the duration of detention The warranty does not give right to any compensation in cash or in kind for immobilisation of the bike for the duration...

Page 31: ...an annex to the document entitled warranty conditions chapter 10 of user manual CT26 15 electric bike s it is a document required for the implementation of security on terms and conditions defined in...

Page 32: ...Manual CT26 15 LFB 33 12 CONFORMITY CERTIFICATE...

Page 33: ...158 183 INT LFB reproduction prohibited LFB trademark The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the characteristics of its products with a view to making technical improvements or comply with new...

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