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Bosch operating instructions

Bosch operating instructions

English – 2

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Bosch eBike Systems

Technical data

Drive unit

Active Line

Performance Line

Performance 

Line CX

Cruise

Speed

Product code

BDU250C

BDU255C

BDU250P

BDU290P

BDU250P CX

Continuous rated power

W

250

250

250

250

Torque at drive, max.

Nm

50

63

63

75

Rated voltage

V =

36

36

36

36

Operating temperature

°C

-5 to +40

-5 to +40

-5 to +40

-5 to +40

Storage temperature

°C

-10 to +50

-10 to +50

-10 to +50

-10 to +50

Protection rating

IP 54 (dust- and

splash-proof)

IP 54 (dust- and

splash-proof)

IP 54 (dust- and

splash-proof)

IP 54 (dust- and

splash-proof)

Weight, approx.

kg

4

4

4

4

Bicycle lights 

A)

Voltage approx.

B)C)

V =

6/12

Maximum power
– Front light

W

8.4/17.4

– Taillight

W

0.6/0.6

A)

Depends on legal regulations, not possible in all coun-

try-specific models via the eBike battery

B)

The voltage level is preset and can only be changed by

the bicycle dealer.

C)

When changing the bulbs, ensure that they are compat-

ible with the Bosch eBike system (ask your bicycle

dealer) and are suitable for the specified voltage. Bulbs

must only be replaced with bulbs of the same voltage.

Inserting a bulb incorrectly can cause it to blow.

Assembly

Inserting and removing the battery

For inserting and removing the eBike battery in/from the

eBike, please read and observe the battery operating in-

structions.

Checking the speed sensor (see figure A)

The speed sensor (2) and its spoke magnet (3) must be fit-

ted such that the spoke magnet moves past the speed

sensor at a distance of at least 5 mm and at most 17 mm

with each rotation of the wheel.
Note: If the distance between the speed sensor (2) and the

spoke magnet (3) is too small or too large, or if the speed

sensor (2) is not properly connected, the speedometer dis-

play will fail and the eBike drive unit will operate in emer-

gency mode. 

Should this occur, loosen the screw of the spoke magnet 

(3)

and fasten the spoke magnet to the spoke such that it runs

past the marking on the speed sensor at the correct clear-

ance. If the speed is still not being indicated on the speedo-

meter display after doing this, please contact an authorised

bicycle dealer.

Operation

Start-up

Requirements
The eBike system can only be activated when the following

requirements are met:

– A sufficiently charged battery is inserted (see battery op-

erating instructions).

– The on-board computer is properly inserted in the holder

(see on-board computer operating instructions).

– The speed sensor is correctly connected (see "Checking

the speed sensor (see figure A)", page English – 2).

Switching the eBike system on/off
The following options are available for switching on the

eBike system:

– If the on-board computer is already switched on when you

insert it into the holder, the eBike system will be switched

on automatically.

– When the on-board computer and the eBike battery are

inserted, briefly press the On/Off button of the on-board

computer.

– With the on-board computer inserted, push the On/Off

button on the eBike battery (bicycle manufacturer-spe-

cific solutions are possible whereby there is no access to

the battery On/Off button; see the battery operating in-

structions).

Note: The eBike system always starts in OFF mode for drive

units with a maximum speed of more than 25 km/h.
The drive is activated as soon as you start pedalling (except

for in the push assistance function, (see "Switching the push

assistance on/off", page English – 4)). The motor output

depends on which assistance level is set on the on-board

computer.
As soon as you stop pedalling when in normal operation, or

as soon as you have reached a speed of 25/45 km/h, the

eBike drive unit switches off the assistance. The drive is

automatically re-activated as soon you start pedalling again

and the speed is below 25/45 km/h.
The following options are available for switching off the

eBike system:

– Press the On/Off button of the on-board computer.
– Switch off the eBike battery using its On/Off button (bi-

cycle manufacturer-specific solutions are possible

whereby there is no access to the battery On/Off button;

see the bicycle manufacturer operating instructions).

– Remove the on-board computer from its holder.
If the eBike is not moved for approx. 10 min and no button is

pressed on the on-board computer, the eBike system

switches off automatically in order to save energy.

eShift (optional)

eShift is the integration of electronic gear-shifting systems

into the eBike system. The eShift components are electric-

ally connected to the drive unit by the manufacturer. The

separate operating instructions describe how to operate the

electronic gear-shifting systems.

Setting the assistance level

You can set the level at which the eBike drive assists you

while pedalling on the on-board computer. The assistance

level can be changed at any time, even while cycling.
Note: In some models, the assistance level may be preset

and cannot be changed. There may also be fewer assistance

levels available than stated here.
If the manufacturer has configured the eBike with eMTB

Mode, the assistance level SPORT is replaced by eMTB. In

eMTB Mode, the assistance factor and torque are dynamic-

ally adjusted according to the force you exert on the pedals.

eMTB Mode is only available for Performance Line CX

drives.
The following assistance levels are available as a maximum:

– OFF: Motor assistance is switched off. The eBike can just

be moved by pedalling, as with a normal bicycle. The

push assistance cannot be activated at this assistance

level.

– ECO: Effective assistance with maximum efficiency, for

maximum range

– TOUR: Steady assistance, long range for touring
– SPORT/eMTB:

SPORT: Powerful assistance, for mountain biking and for

cycling in urban traffic

eMTB: Optimum assistance whatever the terrain, rapid

acceleration when starting from a standstill, improved dy-

namics and top performance

– TURBO: Maximum assistance even at high pedalling

speeds, for biking sports

The requested motor output appears on the display of the

on-board computer. The maximum motor output depends on

which assistance level is selected.

Assistance level

Assistance factor 

A)

Active Line

Performance Line

Performance Line CX

Cruise

Speed

ECO

40%

50%

55%

50%

TOUR

100%

120%

120%

120%

SPORT/eMTB

150%

190%

190%

210% to 300%

B)

TURBO

250%

275%

275%

300%

A)

The assistance factor may vary in some models.

B)

Maximum value

English – ​3

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Summary of Contents for ProCargo CT1

Page 1: ...Sortimo ProCargo CT1 Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...F GmbH Berlin Deutschland The mentioned brands are subject to property rights and are the property of their respective owners even without further labelling Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibi...

Page 3: ...Drive Unit CX 26 4 1 3 Battery 32 4 1 4 Battery charger 38 4 2 NuVinci Harmony gear hub 43 4 3 Gates Carbon Drive Belt 43 4 4 Brake system 44 4 5 Frame lock on rear wheel 45 4 6 Pannier holders 46 5...

Page 4: ...ates the data from three sensors22 and regulates the motor based on the selected level of assistance The electric motor switches off when a speed of 25 km h is reached However you can ride faster than...

Page 5: ...ng of the tilting system with the hand lever The ProCargo CT1 is not designed for the following Transportation of a person on the loading area transportation of a child in suitable seating possible re...

Page 6: ...ne and approved accessories Only allowed Sortimo lashing straps with clamp buckle PROSAFE Loads which are permitted to move freely around the loading area can lead to accidents Secure the load with la...

Page 7: ...adjustable in height In the delivery condition the stem is screwed into its lowermost position 20 The height of the stem can be increased by up to 11 5 cm by adjusting the angle of the stem max angle...

Page 8: ...he pressure may be reduced for lighter loads We recommend that you check the pressure weekly as continuous pressure loss is inevitable for bicycle inner tubes If the tyre pressure is too low the risk...

Page 9: ...ake lever must be stable If the pressure point is not reached after two thirds of the lever stroke pull the lever several times in succession pumping Check whether the pressure point stiffens If so an...

Page 10: ...AL L L L L ALK ALK ALK WA WA A WA WA WAL ALK AL AL L L ALK ALK ALK ALK ALK ALK K K K K ALK ALK ALK ALK ALK K K ALK ALK ALK LK K K K LK LK LK K ALK ALK ALK K ALK ALK ALK 7 6 5 j i a b c d e h g f 8 9 1...

Page 11: ...cific solutions are possible when there is no access to the battery on off button see the bi cycle manufacturer operating instructions The system shuts down after being switched off this takes approxi...

Page 12: ...e of error However if you wish to continue cycling you will always be able to do so without assistance from the drive Before undertaking any other journeys the eBike should be checked u Have all repai...

Page 13: ...r sists contact your Bosch eBike dealer 830 Fault in the wire to the rear wheel speed sensor Contact your Bosch eBike dealer 831 833 to 835 Implausible signals from the rear wheel speed sensor The sen...

Page 14: ...lead to injuries and pose a fire hazard Bosch ac cepts no liability or warranty claims if other batteries are used u Do not make any modifications to your eBike system or fit any other products that...

Page 15: ...s to the battery On Off button see the battery operating in structions Note The eBike system always starts in OFF mode for drive units with a maximum speed of more than 25 km h The drive is activated...

Page 16: ...By selecting the correct gear you can increase your speed and range while applying the same amount of force Gaining initial experience We recommend that you gain initial experience with the eBike awa...

Page 17: ...the battery being damaged u The battery may give off fumes if it becomes damaged or is used incorrectly Ensure the area is well ventil ated and seek medical attention should you experi ence any advers...

Page 18: ...ealed with a sealing cap by the bicycle manufacturer Only charge the batteries via the char ging socket that is accessible u Never open charging sockets that have been sealed by the manufacturer Charg...

Page 19: ...r conditions are bad it is advisable to remove the battery from the eBike and store it in a closed room until you use it next for example Store the eBike batteries in the following locations In a room...

Page 20: ...i Ion batteries Input 230V 50Hz 2 15A Output 36V 6A Made in Vietnam Robert Bosch GmbH Reutlingen Fast Charger BCS250 eBike Battery Charger 36 4 230 0 275 007 907 Li Ion Use ONLY with BOSCH Li Ion batt...

Page 21: ...Rack mounted battery 9 Operation state of charge indicator 10 Battery on off button 11 Standard battery English 1 Bosch eBike Systems 0 275 007 XCX 24 04 2018 English 2 0 275 007 XCX 24 04 2018 Bosch...

Page 22: ...tery from the charger When the battery is disconnected from the charger the bat tery is automatically switched off Note If you have charged the battery on the bike carefully close the charging socket...

Page 23: ...wing long descents Do not touch the brake system with your hands after heavy braking You could suffer burns Both brake levers feature a turning lever which can be used to block the respective brake Fo...

Page 24: ...ghten both screws with 9 10 Nm Ergonomic setting 5 2 Adjusti ng grip distance of the brake lever The grip distance can be adjusted using an Allen key at the positi on marked in red The grip distance o...

Page 25: ...seating of dust protection on the track rod ends and retighten as required Maintenance Maintenance Yearly or every 3000 km Check complete brake system including wear conditi on of brake discs Grease...

Page 26: ...reby the vehicle is supported beneath the loading area on the corresponding side e g using a beverage crate Alternati vely the cargo bike may also be lain on its side The long track rod beneath the lo...

Page 27: ...rage crate so that the rear wheel is lowered down onto the ground Check fastening of the tab washers These should be seated securely in the dropouts Tighten the axle nuts with a tightening torque of 3...

Page 28: ...ew the Allen screw to remove the brake pads Remove the brake pads from above Use a calliper gauge to check the brake pad thickness Maintenance Cleaning and care Now replace the brake pads as required...

Page 29: ...mm Saddle Selle Royal Shadow Gel Pedals VP 658 Mudguards Tubus Wingee Safety Headlight 2x Supernova E3 E Bike V521s Rear light Supernova E3 Tail Light 2 8 2 Weights Battery weight 2 5 kg Curb weight i...

Page 30: ...sed by improper use Damage caused by failure to observe the procedures described in the Maintenance section Damage caused by improper repair tools and insufficient care Damage caused by the use of use...

Page 31: ...according to local regulati ons You may return the batt ery to an e bike retailer or send it to Sortimo for disposal in the supplied hazardous goods box Sortimo International GmbH Dreilindenstra e 5...

Page 32: ...he dealer 12 INSPECTION Date Stamp Signature of the dealer 14 INSPECTION Date Stamp Signature of the dealer 15 INSPECTION Date Stamp Signature of the dealer 17 INSPECTION Date Stamp Signature of the d...

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