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The indicator is more reliable while the vehicle is running. It is normal if a 
light goes out on starting, this means that the consumption is important. 

 

 
 

  All lights on:                     Battery charged.         Ready to start 

  Green light out                Battery to 60-70 %.     One can ride with prevision.    

  Two Green lights out      Battery to 40-50 %.    Few charge. 

  Three Green lights out   Battery to 10-20 %.    The battery should be charged.                      

  Only the red light            Battery discharged      The battery must be charged once 

 

 
The  environmental  temperature  can affect  the  good  work  of  the battery.  In  general,  the 
battery is to work properly in high temperatures. When the temperature  drops below 0º 
C,  however,  its  performance    can  be  reduced  to  a  third.  For  this  reason,  it  is  probable 
that the charge can last less time in winter. At 20º C, the battery shall work normally.  
When the temperature exceeds 35º-40ºC ( or if the battery has been exposed to the sun 
for a long time ), the electrical components may not work normally. 
 
Actions which may effect or reduce the battery performance. 
 

  Constantly starting and stopping the DPIE 3 as it can be driving in cities  

  Constantly braking and turning the bike on and off 

  Riding upwind or uphill and carrying extra weight 

  Low pressure tire and braked wheels 

 
These  actions  can  influence  the  battery’s  performance,  reducing  its  life  and  the 
distance  which  can  travel  to  be  shorter.  We  recommend  to  take  note  of  the  above 
indicated  points to extend as much as possible the travelling distance that the DPIE 3 
can travel . 
 

11.1 BATTERY RECHARGING  
 
Ensure  the  battery  to  be  charged  completely  before  using  the  vehicle  for  the  first  time.  
The battery can be to the 50% charged when one may receive the vehicle.  
DPIE 3 is provided with an integrated recharging system to the vehicle with an external 
plug in the front part (Figure 13) directly to the system which is retractable. On the rear 
part of the Central covering (Figure 14) there is a switch to connect the charger and two 
informative  light  led  to  know  the  level  of  the  charge.  This  easy  to  charge  the  battery  to 
any  place  without  needing  any  external  charger.  In  this  way,  the  charger  system  is 
always ready without  problems.  
 

 

              

 

            Figure 13                                                Figure 14 
 

Summary of Contents for DPIE 3

Page 1: ...DPIE 3 USER S MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...rstood its contents The drawings and images may not correspond exactly to your model They are used solely to facilitate your understanding We apologize if any part of this manual does not correspond w...

Page 4: ...IN THIS MANUAL IF YOU OPEN OR MANIPULATE THE BATTERY CHARGER OR ELECTRIC CIRCUIT YOU MAY PROVOKE A SHORT CIRCUIT AND POSSIBLE INJURIES SHOCK OR BURNS WE RECOMMEND YOU TO USE ALWAYS THE HELMET WARRANTY...

Page 5: ...eadset and Fork 17 10 4 Brakes 17 11 BATTERY AND CHARGER 20 11 1 Battery charging 22 12 ELECTRIC COMPONENTS 23 13 CLEANING 23 14 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 24 15 MAINTENANCE CHARTS 25 16 ADJUSTMENTS 25...

Page 6: ...TION KEY 3 SADDLE1 4 BATTERY LEVEL 5 BRAKE LEVER 6 STEM 7 SEAT POST RELEASE1 8 QUICK RELEASE 9 BASKET1 10 CHARGER PLUG 11 BATTERY CAGE 12 FORK 13 SEAT SUPPORT1 14 DISC BRAKE 15 DPIE PLATFORM 16 LATERA...

Page 7: ...with Monty in order to solve any problem Components o D PIE 3 platform o Stem and Handlebar o Integrated Charger o Ignition key o User s manual Assembling instructions 1 Take out all the parts from t...

Page 8: ...recommended to children under the age of 12 This vehicle is not recommended to persons weighing more than 100 kg This vehicle is not allowed to be run in the public means Please check the local rules...

Page 9: ...the vehicle Remember that the DPIE 3 is only provided with a front wheel brake Figura 1 Figura 2 1 BRAKE LEVER 2 SPEED INTERRUPTOR 3 HORN PUSH BUTTON 4 BATTERY NIVEL INDICATOR 5 IGNITION KEY 6 THROTT...

Page 10: ...t is prepared to travel the first km without any type of maintenance afterwards the standard maintenance DPIE 3 and its components shall be checked before riding Remember that if one detect any proble...

Page 11: ...ridden by one sole person 3 On rainy or snowy days reduce the speed to avoid incidents 4 Avoid riding on rainy days days with heavy snowfall or through flooded areas Efficient riding The autonomy and...

Page 12: ...oop kneeling or any other form except the right one DPIE 3 is not made to get up get down from the kerbs or to pass obstacles In case that one should face it one should get down from the vehicle A mec...

Page 13: ...nor worn down The drawing pattern must keep as the minimum 2 mm in order to provide good traction The sizes are indicated on the sides of the tires Make sure to get the tires suitable to the rim and...

Page 14: ...kwise Connect the engine cable and check the brakes to work properly Rear wheels To remove the rear wheel use a tube key suitable to the nut sizes Loose the nut and take out the wheel Remind the situa...

Page 15: ...6 unblocked closing Move the stem in the rear direction Figure 4 Folding Figure 5 OPEN CLOSING Figure 6 UNBLOCKADE CLOSING UNBLOCKADE To ensure the stem place it in a vertical position again Turn the...

Page 16: ...screws check the headset as it is explained on the following item and tight the system again First tight the central screw Figure 10 Central screw and later the lateral screws and check the Headset F...

Page 17: ...headset and stem to be correctly fitted before each use 10 4 BRAKES Ensure the correct work of the brakes DPIE3 is only provided with a sole disc brake per cable to the front wheel which allows to st...

Page 18: ...ts to clean the disc Use isopropyl alcohol Check once a month to ensure that the disc brakes are not worn down If the brake pads are less than 1mm thick they will have to be changed Check also to ensu...

Page 19: ...300 chargers approximately Very important Do not allow children to charge the battery The electric charge 220 v may cause serious personal injury or even death Do not charge the battery barefoot on a...

Page 20: ...anty and free the manufacture of any possible liability Charge the battery in a well ventilated area The batteries have discharge It is normal the battery can have run out after a period of time witho...

Page 21: ...uce the battery performance Constantly starting and stopping the DPIE 3 as it can be driving in cities Constantly braking and turning the bike on and off Riding upwind or uphill and carrying extra wei...

Page 22: ...ure 18 ATTENTI N The charger is equipped with a safety fuse of 10A in case that the charger it n charger did not work check the state of the fuse and change it if it were necessary 12 ELECTRIC COMPONE...

Page 23: ...ater and soap to clean the vehicle later take care to dry all the wet parts avoiding the electric connections not to get wet Do not use strong products which can deteriorate the paint cables or rubber...

Page 24: ...an be changed without previous notice 15 MAINTENANCE CHART This chart reflects maximum values and may vary depending on the use given to the bike and the resulting wear of each riding style It can als...

Page 25: ...e 2 The fuse is shorted out or not connected properly 3 The key switch does not work 1 Check the battery indicator and recharge if it were necessary 2 Check the fuse and replace if faulty see the tech...

Page 26: ...ieve the full charge autonomy established in this manual You also have to consider that the distance you ride will vary depending on the rider s weight the trajectory or DPIE3 conditions 2 contact to...

Page 27: ...e system Is it possible to run in the rain Yes if it is not raining hard Avoid to pass through puddles or wet areas Can the DPIE 3 be let out We recommend to protect the vehicle and store it in a cove...

Page 28: ...he E bikes send an e mail with the following information to E bike monty es Name Address Zip code Town Country Telephone number e mail address Model purchased Parchase date Place of purchase Shop or a...

Page 29: ...d Monty dealer In case this stipulation was not respected and in case of any problem or accident Monty shall not assume any responsibility nor be held liable and this warranty shall be rescinded Modif...

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