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27.5 Checking the charge level and state of health (SOH) of the
BATTERY
Using the charge level indicator [D.4] of the BATTERY, you can check
the current charge level of the BATTERY before or during use (e.g. for
trip planning).
The charge level indicator is not used to detect during the charging
process whether the BATTERY has already been charged to the
maximum or can still be charged further. The LED display [E.8] of the
CHARGER indicates this status.
More detailed information can be found
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in chapter 30.2 “Connecting the
CHARGER to the BATTERY”.
After switching on the BATTERY, the charge level display [D.4] first shows a start
animation and immediately afterwards the LEDs briefly indicate the current charge
level of the BATTERY. The charge level indicator then extinguishes.
Querying the current charge level of the BATTERY
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With the BATTERY switched on, press the on/off button [D.5] on the BATTERY 1×
to check the current charge level (e.g. before or during a (longer) trip).
The number of LEDs varies depending on the charge level, with each LED repre-
senting 20% of the total capacity. If all five LEDs are lit, the BATTERY is fully
charged.
Querying the SOH
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Press the on/off button [D.5] on the BATTERY 2× in succession (double-click)
when the BATTERY is switched on to query the “state of health” (SOH) of the
BATTERY.
The SOH is displayed in 20% increments (similar to the BATTERY charge indi-
cator): If all five LEDs are flashing, the BATTERY has a SOH of 100%, if four LEDs
are flashing 80%, etc.
27.6 Automatic switch-off of the BATTERY
The BATTERY switches off automatically if the e-bike has not moved for 8 hours
and no button or touch sensor has been pressed on the REMOTE. If the charge level
of the rechargeable battery is below 30%, the automatic switch-off already takes
place after 3 hours and not after 8 hours.
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Press the on/off button [D.5] on the BATTERY 1× to switch on the BATTERY
again (“wake up”).