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Summary of Contents for E-900 Gent

Page 1: ...User manual Witt E Bikes UK E 900 Lady E 900 Gent...

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Page 3: ...ide 13 Transportation 13 Maintenance 14 Cleaning and storage 15 Introduction 16 Technical data 17 Features 18 Distances 19 Display 19 Riding parking 20 eBike settings 21 Charge instruction 22 How to d...

Page 4: ...ensory or mental abilities or with a lack of experience and knowledge provided that they are supervised or have received instruction in the safe use of this device and about the resulting hazards Chil...

Page 5: ...harging This is normal and not a defect Stop charging immediately if charging does not occur within a reasonable time If abnormal odors or deformity of the charger occurs during use immediately turn o...

Page 6: ...carry out regular safety checks Only use the bike if it is in perfect condition Customize your driving style to your abilities and surroundings Avoid getting your clothes or bags stuck in the tyres Al...

Page 7: ...nergy is required If the battery is not charged the safety protection is activated and the display will indicate that the battery needs charging In this case charge the battery immediately Please noti...

Page 8: ...regularly This is done to prevent product and personal injuries and malfunctions Read these instructions carefully and make sure that the bike is properly assembled before using it Be careful when ri...

Page 9: ...bike against the traffic flow The use of cycle lanes is not compulsory and will depend on your experience and skills but they can make your journey safer You may use a lane shared by bikes and pedestr...

Page 10: ...to especially at junctions If you are turning right check the traffic to ensure it is safe then signal and move to the center of the road Wait until there is a safe gap in the oncoming traffic and gi...

Page 11: ...s not blocked the release lever arm should not protrude Turn the tyres they should be in line and move smoothly without touching other parts of the bike Let the bike fall freely from 20 cm height if a...

Page 12: ...hten the tyre the distance from the front fork and frame should be proportional Tighten loose screws Have an expert repair any part or screw that is defective Tighten loose screws replace the lights s...

Page 13: ...braking distance increases on damp wet or dirty surfaces Ride with caution electric bikes do not accelerate fast Do not make any sudden movements while starting the bike otherwise you risk falling Pra...

Page 14: ...ry charger If the eBike is to be stored be sure to recharge the battery regularly at least once a month to prevent the battery from losing capacity Store the battery in a dry place at room temperature...

Page 15: ...not immune to rust and should be cared for Remove residual grease from the tire rim after cleaning and lubrication Remaining grease on the tire rim can reduce braking efficiency Storage When not in u...

Page 16: ...he electric bike is designed to make cycling and transportation easier and funnier We have combined the best materials within motor vehicles and bicycles Your new eBike is built with you in mind with...

Page 17: ...tery average temperature 25 C plain and dry road no wind Charger Charging time 4 6 hours Power supply 220 230V 50 60 Hz Watt 60 W Battery Type Lithium type Activated by Panasonic Capacity 11 6 Ah 417...

Page 18: ...uring more energy The bicycle frame is made of aluminum which is lighter than steel and extremely durable The braking system is carefully selected to provide a quick response and better control stop f...

Page 19: ...al distance Odometer 1 Press the on off switch to turn on the bike Select the motor assist level by using the up or down or the keys 2 Press and hold the up arrow or the key to choose between maximum...

Page 20: ...splay Recharge the battery immediately The electric assist stops automatically if the speed exceeds 25 km h It also stops if you stop pedaling according to the law If the electric assist stops try tur...

Page 21: ...tighten the bolt Make sure that the minimum mark on the stem is not visible Place cables and wires in the cable holder Note The images are for guidance only and may vary from the physical product Adj...

Page 22: ...he first time Charge the battery as soon as possible 1 Charger socket 2 On off button Press and hold the button for approx three seconds to turn the battery on off Press the button to check the batter...

Page 23: ...linings save energy Check the brake pads regularly Stepping into the pedals saves energy and increases capacity Demounting the battery Note The images are for guidance only and may vary from the physi...

Page 24: ...ug into the battery Then plug the 220 V plug into the socket Make sure this order is followed When charging is complete begin by disconnecting the 220 V plug from the wall outlet and disconnect the ba...

Page 25: ...leave the battery charger connected to the battery for a long time Lithium batteries are discharged slowly and do not need constant recharging charging overnight is recommended The battery and charge...

Page 26: ...battery to bumps or excessive vibration Opening or damaging the battery will void the warranty The eBike is designed to be used by one user under normal traffic conditions Never use the bike in terra...

Page 27: ...e power to prevent the automatic fuse from breaking the circuit If the display needs to be replaced contact the store where the eBike bike was purchased It is strongly advised not to replace the displ...

Page 28: ...y charge the battery Contact the store where the eBike was purchased The engine spins but does work Contact the store where the eBike was purchased Error codes on the display Contact the store where t...

Page 29: ...d inspections have been carried out as described in this manual All care and maintenance warnings must be observed and respected Claim notifications must be processed by the dealer If the terms of tra...

Page 30: ...omote recycling Ask your local waste and recycling center how remove the battery from its battery holder if necessary According to European Directive 2012 19 UE This label on product accessory or lite...

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Page 32: ...2019 06 26 E 900 Lady E 900 Gent...

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