Brompton Brompton Electric Mk.1, Руководство пользователя

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When the battery is fully charged the display will show all five battery level lights fully illuminated and after
a short time the battery display will turn itself off. Once the battery is fully charged, or you have finished
charging the battery; unplug the charger from the mains socket and the battery. Ensure the rubber cover on
the battery connector is pushed back into place.
The battery and charger may become warm when charging, take care when handling them. If the charger
or charging cable becomes damaged, do not use the charger and have it inspected by an authorised
Brompton Electric dealer.
CHARGING TIME
It takes around 3.5 hours to charge the battery to 80% charge, from fully discharged. It takes around 5 hours
to charge to 100% from fully discharged.
When the battery is connected to the charger and fitted to the bike, do not move the bicycle. this could result
in the charger, cable or connector becoming tangled in the bike, pinched or damaged in some way.
When
stopped do not apply pressure to the pedals, this could engage the power assist function. It is also advisable
to apply the brakes when stationary as well as to turn off the power assist system.
LOW BATTERY
RESET
ERROR A (MOTOR)
ERROR B (BATTERY)
ERROR C
(CONTROLLER)
ERROR CODES
In some cases, if there is a problem with the electric assist system, an error code (fig. 8) will be displayed on
the battery level indicator. If the display is showing an error code it means the system will not be powering
the motor or giving any assistance. Depending on the error code you may be able to take steps to remedy
the problem; otherwise the bike will need to be returned to your Brompton Electric dealer for diagnosis.
If the battery is too low to power the motor, you will need to recharge the battery. This will be shown by the
left hand light flashing.
If the right hand light is flashing, reset the system by turning it off and back on with the power button. If this
does not clear the error, contact your Brompton Electric Dealer.
Error A indicates a motor problem and is shown by the two lights on the right flashing. The motor is not user
serviceable and you should contact your Brompton Electric dealer who will be able to diagnose the problem
and rectify it.
Error B indicates a battery issue and is shown by the centre and right hand lights flashing. The battery is not
user serviceable and you should take the bike to your Brompton Electric dealer for diagnosis.
Error C shows an issue with the controller, again this is non user serviceable and you should take the bike to
your Brompton Electric dealer for diagnosis.
Fig. 8
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