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Avoid transporting the rechargeable
battery by car in high outdoor tem-
peratures. Ensure that you park the
car in the shade when transporting
the rechargeable battery by car.
If traveling by rail, air or ferry, confirm
with the carrier well in advance of your
departure as to the legal requirements of
traveling with your e-bike. The lithium ion
battery is considered hazardous goods.
You may need to ship the battery or
e-bike separately with legally appropriate
packaging and labeling.
Keys
The rechargeable battery is unlocked
and removed using a key. Keys are
identified by the serial number engraved
on the key. Please record the key
serial number for future use and key
replacement. If your keys are ever lost
or stolen, or you would like additional
spares, please contact the key provider.
After lots of rides and washing, the
battery lock can become dry and difficult
to use. To maintain, whenever you
lubricate your bike chain, place a few
drops of chain oil on the key insert the
key and operate the lock, then remove
and wipe the key clean.
Disposal
Do not dispose of the battery or charger
in your household waste. All parts
of the e-bike must be disposed of in
accordance with the laws and regulations
in your country, state or municipality. It
is your responsibility to know and comply
with such laws and regulations.
Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries are
potentially dangerous and considered
hazardous waste and, as such, are
subject to all country, state, regional
and municipal laws and regulations
regarding their disposal. Familiarize
yourself with the laws and regulations
and if appropriate, take it to a collection
location or a recycling center.
Do not dispose of your e-bike or
charger in household waste. Once the
rechargeable battery has been removed,
due to the electrical components the
e-bike and charger may be considered
electrical waste or electronic equipment.
As such, disposal may be subject to all
country, state, regional and municipal
laws and regulations regarding disposal.
Familiarize yourself with the laws and
regulations and if appropriate, take it to a
collection location or a recycling center.
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