Neodrives Z20, Руководство пользователя

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8.3 Transport
The following instructions must be observed when transporting the pedelec
with a passenger car:
• Take appropriate measures to protect all components of your pedelec
from moisture and dirt.
• Remove the battery and display from the bicycle before attaching the
pedelec to the luggage rack of your car. This also reduces the weight that
you have to lift, especially with a roof luggage rack system.
• Always transport the battery and the display inside your car.
• The display and battery should also be removed during transport inside
the vehicle (e.g. in an estate) in order to avoid damage during loading
and while driving.
• For carrier systems with bottom tube clamping, ensure that the battery
attachment bar is not crushed/damaged when the clamping device
is tightened.
• Make sure that cable ends cannot cause any damage to the pedelec or
your car while driving.
• After driving, check all contacts of the pedelec for possible foreign
objects or moisture. To ensure safe operation, all plug connections in
particular must be free of dirt and foreign bodies and completely dry.
• Never place your pedelec on the side of the gear shift during transport,
for example in the trunk of a car as this could damage it.
8.4 Safety precautions
Safety precautions
Do not permanently expose your pedelec to strong sunlight when
not in use. This would result in the motor heating up and in extreme
cases not being able to deliver full power. Plastic parts also age faster
under intense sunlight.
If the system comes to a standstill due to increased temperatures
(e.g. caused by uninterrupted driving or continuous direct sunlight),
allow the motor to cool for about 10 minutes before continuing your
journey.
The maximum speed (non-motor operation) of the system is 75 km/h.
If they are exceeded, you endanger the electronic components, which
can be damaged in the worst case.