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SCOUT EBIKE MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for SCOUT

Page 1: ...WATTWHEELS LTD 1 SCOUT EBIKE MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...GE 7 BRAKES TYRES CHAIN PAGE 8 FOLDING PAGE 8 9 BIKING RANGE PAGE 9 10 RIDER SEAT HEIGHT COMFORT PAGE 11 BATTERY CHARGING PAGE 12 USEFUL TIPS PAGE 13 PARKING STORAGE TRANSPORT PAGE 14 SAFETY CHECKS BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING PAGE 15 16 ERROR CODES PAGE 17 SERVICING PAGE 18 WARRANTY INFORMATION PAGE 19 21 ...

Page 3: ...bility for any injury or damage resulting in improper use of any electric bike USING THIS MANUAL This manual contains details of the Scout bike its equipment and information on its operation and maintenance Read it carefully and familiarize yourself with the Scout before using it to ensure safe use and prevent accidents This manual contains many Warnings and Cautions concerning the safe operation ...

Page 4: ...LT IN THE BRAKES PADS CLAMPING TOGETHER AND YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO INSERT THE FRONT WHEEL WITHOUT BLEEDING THE BRAKES IN WHICH YOU WILL NEED A BIKE WORKSHOP TO PERFORM 2 ATTACH THE HANDLEBARS 3 ATTACH THE PEDALS Beware The left hand pedal has a reverse thread To tighten please turn anti clockwise right hand pedal is clockwise 4 ATTACH THE SEAT POST 5 ATTACH THE FRONT MUDGUARD AND ATTACH FRONT LIG...

Page 5: ...EELS LTD 5 LCD DISPLAY FEATURES The image shows the various features and information displayed on the LCD display The display is controlled using the 3 button remote mounted on the left side of the handlebar ...

Page 6: ...1 and goes up to 7 PAS level 1 is the first pedal assist level and will give you some slight assistance Press the up and down arrows on the control panel to toggle between the levels As you select the higher levels the assistance will increase with level 7 basically doing all the work for you Using higher levels of PAS will drain the battery faster The recommended level is PAS 1 3 to ensure good b...

Page 7: ...are set to operate the Scout from stationary so any slight press of this will propel the Scout forward if the bike is in PAS 1 or above The throttle can be used when taking off from a stationary start as a cruise control or just if you need a break Please be aware using the throttle will drain the battery much quicker than normal riding When using the throttle from a standing start please ensure y...

Page 8: ...URE To avoid flats keep tyre pressure at the recommended PSI On off road terrain a slightly lower PSI will provide more grip but flats can occur We recommend a pressure of between 5 35PSI Scout tyres can be run at a very low PSI for greater traction over looser surfaces like sand snow or mud FOLDING To fold the bike three step are required PLEASE MAKE SURE THE BIKE IS TURNED OFF BEFORE FOLDING AND...

Page 9: ...tion number of starts and stops and ambient air temperatures Tyre pressure and terrain are also important variables to consider We suggest that you ride conservatively when you first get your Scout Bike to get to know your bike and travel routes Once you become familiar with the range requirements of your travel routes and the capabilities of your Scout Bike you can then adjust you riding characte...

Page 10: ...is normal and is due to the BMS battery management system we use in the bikes and it will take a few charges for the cells to balance out There will also be instances of voltage sag where the voltage drops when using a high level of PAS biking up hills or under a heavy load which again is normal As mentioned it is good to do a few smaller rides first to get familiar with the bike and the range you...

Page 11: ...ll Periodically check to make sure these the seat clamp is properly tightened RIDER COMFORT To obtain maximum comfort the rider should not overextend his or her arms when riding To obtain the most comfortable riding position and offer the best possible pedalling efficiency the seat height should be set correctly in relation to the rider s leg length The correct saddle height should not allow leg s...

Page 12: ...h the supplied charger as others may not function properly and this increases the possibility of fire or explosion Do not store the charger or battery in a wet damp place or in direct sunlight Lithium ion batteries can last longer if you recharge with 10 15 of the charge remaining to prevent damage to the cells Keep both the battery and charger out of the reach of children and If there appears to ...

Page 13: ...will void the warranty While riding if the level of charge shows only one bar flashing is recommended to ride without power in PAS 0 at this time and charge as soon as you can Turn off the display and remove the key while parking or storing the bike Inspect the bolts on a regular basis to ensure that they are tight and all components are secure Pay close attention to crank bolts cranks stems quick...

Page 14: ...ules and regulations o If you must park outdoors in rain or wet conditions you should only leave your Scout Bike outside for a few hours and proceed to park the bike in a dry location afterwards to allow all the systems to dry out Much like a regular bike using in wet conditions mandates a more regular maintenance schedule to ensure your bike does not become rusty corroded and to ensure all system...

Page 15: ...securely tightened to the cranks o Ensure the cranks are securely tightened and are not bent 7 Derailleurs o Check that the derailleur s are adjusted and functioning properly o Ensure shift and brake levers are attached to the handlebar securely o Ensure all brake and shift cables are properly lubricated 8 Frame and Fork o Check that the frame and fork are not bent or broken o If either are bent o...

Page 16: ... wiring 2 Loose or damaged throttle 3 Loose or damaged motor plug wire 4 Damaged motor 1 Repair and or reconnect 2 Tighten or replace 3 Secure or replace 4 Repair or replace Reduced range 1 Low tyre pressure 2 Low or faulty battery 3 Driving with too many hills headwind braking and or excessive load 4 Batter discharged for long period of time without regular charges aged or damaged 1 Adjust tyre p...

Page 17: ...If your bike has an error code displayed at any time it is recommended that you cease operation and contact your local dealer or Wattwheels 21 CURRENT ISSUE 22 THROTTLE ERROR 23 MOTOR ISSUE 24 HALL SENSOR ISSUE 25 BRAKE LEVER ISSUE MOST COMMON ERROR USUALLY CAUSED BY PRESSING THE BRAKES WHEN TURNING ON IF THIS PROBLEM CONTINUES YOU CAN DISCCONNECT THE BRAKE CUTOFFS FOR A TEMPORARY FIX THESE ARE A ...

Page 18: ...requires regular servicing Failure to do so may void any potential warranty claims Please retain your receipts for proof of service 2 3 MONTHS 12 MONTHS DATE DATE STORE MECHANIC STORE MECHANIC SIGNATURE SIGNATURE 6 MONTHS 24 MONTHS DATE DATE STORE MECHANIC STORE MECHANIC SIGNATURE SIGNATURE ...

Page 19: ... to complete a MANDATORY standard procedure for warranty claims that will involve media such as photos and videos to help Wattwheels after sales staff establish the fault with the product Goods we sell are subject to a full comprehensive warranty The costs inconvenience caused by the loss of use of the product is not covered whilst the warranty procedure takes place The warranty for replacement co...

Page 20: ...the battery pack or use of any charger not supplied by Wattwheels installation of any parts accessories or electrical component s not originally intended for or compatible with the product as sold or any modification of the frame or any component s originally supplied tires brake pads chains lights motors battery packs displays or vehicle controllers that have been opened for any purpose whatsoeve...

Page 21: ...period to cancel an order for a full refund After the cancellation period no refunds will be awarded The Goods will be delivered with no returns Returns Our extensive quality control means that our products are thoroughly tested and ultra reliable by industry standards All products are warranted to work as described on arrival and for the warranty period If there is a warranty claim it will be ass...

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