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1.
The first cable to connect is the battery cable from the motor controller to your
battery. Connect the red and black Anderson connectors. Red to red and black to
black.
2.
Connect the speed sensor cable (black) to the motor controller unit. After inserting
the cable, tighten the screw clamp to ensure a tight connection.
3.
Connect the main cable harness to the motor unit. (Black cable)
4.
Connect the brake sensors (yellow), display unit (green) and throttle (yellow) to the
main cable with the waterproof connectors.
For your convenience, there is a spare cable attached to your motor that can be used
with a 6-Volt light.
Finalise & Neaten
After you have installed all of your components and accessories, it's now time to tidy up
the cabling to make your converted e-bike neat. This is both for safety and aesthetic
reasons.
Your kit includes several cable ties that you may use to secure any of your cables against
your frame.
We can’t specify exactly where to locate these ties as it depends on the style and model
of your bike, your type of battery and any accessories that you may have.
However, it is important to ensure cables are secured to ensure rider safety as well as
preventing damage to the cables.
Do not overtighten cable ties or they could damage the cables.
There are several other products that you can also use such as heat shrink, spiral wrap,
electrical tape, etc. These are readily available online or at retail stores.
5.
System Verification
1.
Once you have finished the installation, double check that all cables are connected,
and all parts are correctly secured.
2.
Switch on the power and test all functions.
3.
Once the installation has been checked, confirm the brakes are working then test
ride the e-bike in a safe, traffic free area.
4.
Whilst pedalling ensure the brakes work before engaging the motor.
