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USER MANUAL

E-Azteca & E-Fat Azteca

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Page 1: ...USER MANUAL E Azteca E Fat Azteca V3...

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Page 3: ...ns 35 Operating range and battery usage optimisation 36 Removing or inserting the battery 40 Charging the battery of your electric power assist system 42 Storing the battery 43 Minimum battery mainten...

Page 4: ...as been designing and manufacturing tricycles for reduced mobility children and adults providing them with hours of pedaling pleasure We can install a wide range of custom components onto our tricycle...

Page 5: ...oved helmet Respecting local road laws and learning how to properly use and maintain your tricycle with the help of this manual will also help significantly reduce the risk of injuries It is the rider...

Page 6: ...n public roads always ensure you are visible to other road users Make sure your tricycle has all the reflectors or lights that are required by the local laws A safety pennant flag is also recommended...

Page 7: ...safety recommendations Avoid direct contact with salt water and your equipment Wipe off sea spray or sand whenever they occur Calcium deposits can also quickly damage important components on your tri...

Page 8: ...each ride EQUIPMENT SAFETY CHECK Proceed with the following Equipment safety check before going for a ride Check component attachments Check front wheel attachment by lifting the front end of your Azt...

Page 9: ...instructions Check the chain s lubrication Spin the chainwheel backwards and visually inspect the chain for proper lubrication A squeaking sound when the chainwheel is spinning is also an indication...

Page 10: ...ning 1 Adjust handlebar height so that the forearms are parallel to the ground when the user is sitting 2 Set the seat position so that there is a slight bend of the knee when the pedal is at its fart...

Page 11: ...est point when pedalling For a more relaxed position the seat can be moved forward thus allowing less leg extension and an upright or reclined torso angle INSIDE LEG 30 to 40 A Locking set screw B Qui...

Page 12: ...e accordingly A Seat B Seat carrier clamp C Seat post Set the seat angle by tilting the seat A forward or backward along the seat carrier clamp B 1 Loosen the seat carrier clamp B using a wrench until...

Page 13: ...wer back precisely where it needs it the most Backrest angle The angle should be adjusted along with the saddle for either an upright or a more reclined position A Backrest carrier clamp bolt B Backre...

Page 14: ...ting the stem above this mark can result into the dismantling of the stem assembly and lead to a loss of control and serious injuries You can easily move the stem B up or down using only the quick rel...

Page 15: ...rso angle virtually eliminates the cervical spine pain due to the stress on the neck often felt with the traditional bicycle riding positioning RIDE EASIER An Azteca is an excellent option for people...

Page 16: ...at all times In a situation where going into a curve at high speed can t be avoided it is recommended that the rider leans their body weight slightly inside the direction of the curve to help prevent...

Page 17: ...g duties 4 Avoid putting so much force on the brake levers that you lock the wheel and skid 5 Understand that the braking power is at its peak at the point where the wheel is about to lock but is redu...

Page 18: ...railleur down shift lever B Front derailleur up shift lever C Front derailleur cable tension adjustment barrel D Rear derailleur cable tension adjustment barrel E Rear derailleur down shift lever F Re...

Page 19: ...hain component terminology A Rear derailleur cable housing B Rear derailleur C Freewheel D chain E Rear derailleur cable F Chainwheel G Front derailleur Not applicable on 9 speed model Not required on...

Page 20: ...several types of transmission systems and many possible combinations If the system fitted on your Azteca is not sufficient for your level of fitness preferred route or personal preferences ask a qual...

Page 21: ...P 21 Highest gear combination Largest front chainwheel Smallest rear sprocket Lowest gear combination Smallest front chainwheel Largest rear sprocket...

Page 22: ...ange to a higher gear in large increments use the front derailleur thumb shift lever right hand side Changing to a lower gear As you slow down pedal into a headwind or when pedaling uphill it will bec...

Page 23: ...ar change Think of shifting down before coming to a complete stop so you can start off again on an easy gear and prevent premature wear to the system Advenant un d raillement soudain de la cha ne cess...

Page 24: ...ou can also see them well Reflectors included on your tricycle are minimal safety devices and it is recommended that you use a proper set of lights on your tricycle Depending on your location this cou...

Page 25: ...ually before riding on public roads An electric power assisted tricycle is heavier than a human powered only tricycle Always keep that in mind when evaluating the required distance needed for braking...

Page 26: ...ed or sold for professional use or to be used commercially nor to be used for stunts ramp acrobatics jumps aggressive riding or riding in excessively rigorous conditions such as winter conditions with...

Page 27: ...ly to riding on bicycle paths or public roads the Highway Safety Code L R Q chap C 24 2 contains special provisions for users of electrically assisted vehicles and these must be followed to protect ag...

Page 28: ...ind that he or she might sustain while using the equipment and this applies before during and after said use Applicable laws and competent tribunals All disputes or disagreements that might arise foll...

Page 29: ...P 29 Description of the system s components A Control panel B LCD Screen C Throttle D Battery E Hub motor...

Page 30: ...Rated Voltage 48V Maximum Charging Voltage 54 6V Current 2 5A Capacity 496 8WH 10 35AH Charging Temperature 0 45 C 32 F to 113 F Operating Temp 0 45 C 32 F to 113 F Storing Temp 0 45 C 32 F to 113 F...

Page 31: ...Azteca 43KGS E Fat Azteca 45KGS Size E Azteca 1850x730x1230mm after assembly E Fat Azteca 1900x770x1270mm after assembly Max Loading 75KGS Working Temperature 0 45 C 32 F to 113 F Storage Temperature...

Page 32: ...s full 3 The light on the charger will turn green when fully charged 4 Pull the charging plug from the battery port and replace the rubber protector cap Step 2 Adjust your position 1 Slide the seat po...

Page 33: ...ault power assistance level at start up is 0 Step 4 Choose an assistance level 1 Press the button on the control panel to switch to a higher power assistance level 0 to 5 2 Press the button on the con...

Page 34: ...gh level of power assistance as the first pedal stroke may result in a surprisingly powerful acceleration Step 5 Turn the lights on off With the system turned on briefly pressing the power button agai...

Page 35: ...me Every time the power assistance system is turned OFF the assistance mode and level will reset and return to 0 once the system is turned ON again Using the LCD Screen functions Turning the LCD Scree...

Page 36: ...n has been turned ON briefly press the M button on the control panel to activate the USB charging function The USB logo will light up Deactivating the USB charging function To de activate the USB char...

Page 37: ...ling easier Compared to the No pedalling mode this mode gives you longer range for the same charge Level 0 This is the mode when you pedal without throttle or any power assistance Level 1 In ECO mode...

Page 38: ...hen you select level 0 on the LCD Screen the power assistance and the throttle remain inactive but you will have access to the Panel information such as speed distance etc Cruise control This mode all...

Page 39: ...condition during your ride you may not need maximum assistance while riding on flat ground or with a tailwind Down shift to a lower gear before coming to a complete stop then you can start off again...

Page 40: ...m the frame for charging or for longer term storage To remove the battery 1 Insert the key into the battery s lock 2 Turn the key a half turn counterclockwise to the left to unlock the battery 3 Firml...

Page 41: ...the battery 3 Inspect the battery mounting bracket to ensure there s no water or dirt accumulation on the contacts 4 Carefully align and firmly push the 5 battery along the mounting bracket towards it...

Page 42: ...attery must be charged at least every two months A full charge of a battery when empty should take a maximum of 8 hours to complete If your battery is not fully charged after 8 hours unplug it immedia...

Page 43: ...perform much better Using your tricycle in such conditions will void your warranty Never leave the battery connected to the charger and to an electrical outlet for more than 24 hours This could damage...

Page 44: ...istance system will not operate until the issue is addressed and resolved If an error code is displayed do not ride your Azteca until it is resolved Please communicate with a qualified technician and...

Page 45: ...dealer can also help you for that task Note that some adjustments and repairs are better left to a qualified technician These operations either require specific tools or expertise and therefore should...

Page 46: ...for Phillips head bolts small and medium sizes Metric Allen keys sizes 2 mm to 8 mm Metric wrench keys sizes 8 mm to 17 mm Torque wrench low torque range Air pump with pressure gauge Lubricants and c...

Page 47: ...rn valves Presta French or Schrader American The illustration below shows the difference A Presta valve also known as French type B Schrader valve also known as American type C An adaptor can be used...

Page 48: ...rivel representative to have the work performed Should this not be done the owner shall not hold the company liable for any damages caused by an improper procedure by a person who is unqualified and n...

Page 49: ...djusting barrel D Front brake lever adjusting barrel E Rear brake cable F Front brake cable G Front brake cable housing H Rear brake cable housing I Rear brake caliper J Rear brake rotor K Front brake...

Page 50: ...ble actuated disc brake system components terminology A Rotor B Caliper attachment bolts C Cable housing D Cable tension adjusting barrel E Cable pinching bolt F Cable G Caliper body H Brake pads I Ca...

Page 51: ...contaminated by oil or grease Checking brake function Firmly pull the brakes levers There should be a gap of at least 1 cm between the grip and the lever and the trike should not move when pushed back...

Page 52: ...g power issue do not ride your Azteca before having it inspected by a qualified technician 1 Turn the adjustment barrel on the brake lever counterclockwise to move the outboard brake pad closer to the...

Page 53: ...ake is released and allowed to cool down Prolonged overheating can damage the brake If you plan to go down long descents often it is recommended that you use a larger diameter of disc to help to dissi...

Page 54: ...sting derailleur alignment with the gears by correcting the cable tension is somewhat simple and can be achieved without tools Here s how to check if it is necessary to adjust front and rear derailleu...

Page 55: ...sion Turn the rear derailleur s barrel adjuster counter clockwise to increase cable tension and move the derailleur pulleys to the left Turn the barrel adjuster clockwise to decrease cable tension and...

Page 56: ...nt gear Rotating the pedals to get the chain moving is necessary for the gear change to take effect Chain should be on the middle gear in the front and largest gear in the back View from above the fro...

Page 57: ...from above the front derailleur cage Turn the left shifter barrel adjuster counterclockwise to increase cable tension and move the front derailleur cage closer to the chain Turn the barrel adjuster c...

Page 58: ...eels to the frame and fork as well as to tighten adjustable components such as the seat post and handlebar stem They allow for quick tool free adjustments Quick release locking levers are very safe an...

Page 59: ...ciple in order to tighten the levers in a safe way and avoid damaging the components Failure to properly use a quick release locking lever could result in serious injuries or even death Conventional l...

Page 60: ...s mechanically sound and safe to ride A poorly adjusted quick release lever can cause the components it is supposed to be holding together to move or detach This can lead to serious injuries or even d...

Page 61: ...fety lock button and pull the stem s lower quick release lever to the Open position 2 Pull the stem and handlebar down against the frame Take care to not let the handlebars fall and damage the frame s...

Page 62: ...er on disc brake systems Washing your Azteca Keeping your Azteca clean is an easy and simple way to keep it performing well and looking great To wash your Azteca 1 Remove the battery if your Azteca is...

Page 63: ...ue to their normal usage Brake pads the chain tires and rims among other things are all subject to normal wear Those components should be replaced before they are completely worn to maintain safety an...

Page 64: ...he reflector The reflectorwillbedisassembledin2parts Movethe reflector at the half of the spokes and screw it to fixhisposition Front reflector Use a star screwdriver and turn counter clockwise to uns...

Page 65: ...too loose Front derailleur high H limit is too loose Front derailleur low L limit is too loose Turn high H limit screw clockwise Turn low L limit screw clockwise Turn high H limit screw clockwise Tur...

Page 66: ...d gear combination Object interfering with wheels or crank arms Adjust brake pads spacing Align rim or disc rotor Shift gear to another combination Remove interfering object Creaking sound when pedall...

Page 67: ...arent anomaly the owner must contact the dealer immediately and notify Trivel within three 3 days from the date of purchase from the dealer by registered letter a receipt for which must be kept for re...

Page 68: ...rized Trivel retailer and following repairs Trivel shall ship the parts back without charge to the retailer exclusively If the shipping address is different than the nearest Trivel retailer s the cust...

Page 69: ...ave the work performed Should this not be done the owner shall not hold Trivel liable for any damages caused by an improper procedure by a person who is unqualified and not authorized by Trivel THE WA...

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