WATT Mobility NEW YORK, Manual

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3.1 No need to calibrate
One of the most frequently asked questions is whether it is technically possible to take
off the rear wheel, for example to change a tyre, without having to recalibrate the
electrical system. This is often necessary when using a torque sensor. However, this is
not necessary for our bikes that come equipped with a rotation sensor. You can simply
disconnect the cable that leads to the motor and remove the rear wheel from the bike.
Please note:
If you have disconnected cables and want to reconnect them, make sure that the
arrows on both ends point towards each other. The arrows are on both ends of the
cables that need to be disconnected => <=.
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LIGHTS
The lights on WATT bikes have their own power supply and are NOT connected to the main
battery, which is built into the frame. This means that you always have to switch your lights
on and off yourself. LED lights uses very little power, which means you have more than
120 operating hours on a couple of regular AAA batteries. Enough for several months of
cycling comfortably in the dark. Even if you run out of battery power, your bike will still
be well lit. How you can replace a battery can be found on the website in the relevant
manual on lights: www.wattelectric.bike/us/support/manual-instructions.
Please note:
The lighting is NOT connected to the main battery that is built into the frame.
Make sure that you always switch your lights off each time.
The electric bike is preconfigured to 5 levels by default. 5 is the highest level with the
maximum assistance and 1 is the lowest level. The most important levels are described
below.
Switching on
and off
Battery status
Assistance levels
5
LCD-DISPLAY
The LCD display will turn on when you press and hold down the
“MODE” button for a while. This is where you can see the system’s
battery status. You turn the electric bicycle off by holding down the
MODE button again for a while. Whenever the e-bike is inactive for
more than 10 minutes, the display switches itself off automatically.
The battery status will be visible after switching on the LCD display.
The charging status is shown with a battery icon which is divided into
five bars.
The battery is fully charged when all five bars light up. When the outer
edge of the logo flashes, it indicates that the battery needs to be
charged immediately.
Press UP/DOWN (or PLUS/MINUS) to switch between assistance levels.
The default assistance levels are 0-5. Level 0 means no assistance,
level 1 minimum assistance, and level 5 maximum assistance. When
starting up, the assistance level is always set to 1.