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USER MANUAL FOR E-BIKES

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Summary of Contents for e-City 1.13

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL FOR E BIKES e City 1 13 1 13 S e City 1 14 1 14 S e City 2 6 e Country 1 10 1 10 S ...

Page 2: ...ou The pedal sensor is responsible for informing the control unit whether the rider has started or stopped pedaling and informs about the pedaling frequency The sensor is either magnetic sensor or a torsion sensor Magnetic sensor is a basic sensor which works on the magnetic principle This sensor which is installed on the center axis monitors pedaling frequency Activation of the sensor by peddalin...

Page 3: ...S e City 1 14 1 14 S e City 2 6 and Country 1 10 1 10 S e bike models are suitable for riding on paved roads cycle paths gravel and forest roads The e bike can be used as a classic bicycle without the assistance of an electric motor Before you ride for the first time check Correct e bike size Improperly selected wheel size can affect the maneuverability of the e bike Seat height adjustment The cor...

Page 4: ...g Make sure that front and rear wheel are properly secured Pic 1 2 Brakes Check the function of the brakes Press both brake levers and push the wheel forward The brake pads must be in contact with rim pic 3 If not it is necessary adjust the brakes Check that the cables are not frayed Brake cables brake pads and rims wear out with use so it is necessary to adjust the brakes regularly and worn parts...

Page 5: ...ays keep all components clean If you wash the e bike with water never t use high pressure cleaners to clean the individual parts of the bike Before washing remove the battery from the bike Dry the bike before returning the battery We recommend to dry out all parts after ride especially all electrical components In winter pay special attention to the maintenance of the e bike always clean the compo...

Page 6: ...is around 600 800 charging cycles depending on the use In practice this means that you will need to replace the battery after about 5 6 years of use The battery is charged with the included charger 230 240V charging time is about 5 9 hours depending on the battery capacity and discharge status When charging the battery can remain on the e bike or it can be removed To remove the battery turn the ke...

Page 7: ...and runs intermittently the battery capacity is too low In this case it is necessary to switch off the electric drive system Continue riding without engine assistance and charge the battery The display of the battery charge status on the LED panel is for guidance only In case of excessive use the battery overheats and automatically shuts off The battery is protected by a temperature sensor Once th...

Page 8: ...ly networks Always switch off the battery and the e bike system before charging FACTORS AFFECTING THE DISTANCE RANGE The range of the e bike cannot be precisely determined because it is affected by many factors 1 Profile and surface of the route in flat terrain the range is higher than when riding in long slopes climbs and worse surface 2 Weight of driver and load higher weight of driver and load ...

Page 9: ... The walking assistance function can only be used to push the e bike it is not intended for constant riding There is a risk of injury when using the walking assistance if the rear wheel does not come into contact with the ground Assistance level PAS The level of assistance indicates the output power of the engine Press the button to set the level of motor assistance If you do not want to use the a...

Page 10: ...BLY AND DISASSEMBLY OF THE WHEEL WITH ENGINE For transport or service tube replacement you may need to disassemble the wheel with the entangled engine Slightly pull to disconnect the motor connector approx 20 cm from the motor inlet Then loosen the brake if used and shift to the smallest wheel Remove the rubber nuts from wheel Loosen the engine nut with a No 18 wrench and remove the wheel from the...

Page 11: ...ion and tire pressure before riding Do not dispose of the battery by self help disassembly There is a risk of fire explosion injury electricity and toxic substances may be released Do not transport the e bike on a car carrier in heavy rain when the higher speed occurs to the effect of higher water pressure We recommend using the transport packaging SAFETY WARNINGS Failure to observe the safety ins...

Page 12: ...f the rider and his load condition of the rider style and smoothness of the ride inflating tires or weather conditions If the range of the e bike is short for a long time measure the battery capacity 2 The engine does not respond even when the system is turned on Check the motor cable connectors and the correct placement of the battery If the error persists visit service center 3 The e bike cannot...

Page 13: ...unless otherwise specified in the Certificate of Warranty Invoice Bill of Delivery or other documents related to the Goods The legal warranty period provided to the Consumer is not affected By the Warranty for Goods Quality the Seller guarantees that the delivered Goods shall be for a certain period of time suitable for regular or contracted use and that the Goods shall maintain its regular or con...

Page 14: ...of the Warranty Claim Procedures described in this paragraph The Seller shall settle the Warranty Claim within 30 days after the delivery of the defective Goods unless a longer period has been agreed upon The day when the repaired or exchanged Goods is handed over to the Buyer is considered to be the day of the Warranty Claim settlement When the Seller is not able to settle the Warranty Claim with...

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