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USER MANUAL Royal EMG

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IMPORTANT NOTES These operating instructions contain function descriptions that apply to different models and equipment versions. Not all described components or functions have been installed on your electric bicycle. Always read the operation instructions before use. You will become familiar with your electric bicycle and can avoid wrong operation that can lead to damage, injury or accidents. Please follow the saf ety and danger notes. Depending on situation, your electric bicycle comes delivered in preassembled condition. Before initial use it is mandatory to set up the electric bicycle by checking the tight fit and adjust certain components and screws. These operations can be perfomed by yourself if you feel experienced enough. However, if you lack the tools or skills to do this, we recommend having a mechanic or bicycle shop do it for you.

The Warranty covers electric bicycles manufactured by Trevi S.p.A. under its own brands and OEM. Fill out required details below and keep this document safe. Manufacturer: Trevi S.p.A. Address: Strada Consolare Rimni – San Marino, 62 47924 (RN - Italy VAT No.: 01527080400 EPAC Model: Frame No.: Article Code: Seller: Address: Phone: Buyer: Invoice: Series: Number: Address: I hereby confirm that I received the EPAC in perfect condition and I agree with the Warranty terms and conditions. Signed by the parties: Buyer, Seller, Date: Stamp,

1. The warranty comes into force on the date of the tax document and covers

manufacturing defects and consequent failures that arose during the warranty period.

2. In the event of a device failure, the buyer can ask for assistance contact the

retailer where you purchased the product or: Web: email:

CALL CENTER: +39 0541.691850 Monday - Friday from 8.30 to 12.00 AM

3. In order for the warranty to be valid, the buyer must present a valid proof of

purchase of the product for which he intends to request assistance (invoice or sales receipt in which an identification code and product description are expressly indicated) , together with this warranty certificate. The external parts of the appliance, components and accessories purchased separately, parts and components which by t heir nature are subject to wear and tear, decay, and therefore require periodic maintenance and / or replacement (for example cables) are not covered by the warranty. power supply, power supplies /battery charger, batteries, wheels, cases, etc ...).

4. The guarantee does not cover direct and indirect damages, suffered by the

user or by third parties, deriving from knocks and falls (even accidental), misuse by t he user, use in an unsuitable environment, other components, atmospheric agents, sudden changes in tension, fires. The warranty does not cover those marginal aesthetic defects that have a negligible effect on the value or functionality of the product. Except as otherwise prescribed in other parts of this certificate, the warranty automatically lapses in the following cases: a) if the serial number of the device is removed, modified or made un- recognizable; b) in the event of tampering, alteration, replacement, repair, attempted repair, disassembly (even partial) of the product carried out by unau- thorized personnel; c) in case of tampering or other violation of the integrity of the warranty seals placed on the product; d) in the event of use that does not comply with current legislation <ap- plicable to the product covered by the warranty. EN - 5The recognition of direct and indirect damages of any kind to persons and things deriving directly or indirectly from one or more causes of exclusion mentioned in this paragraph is also excluded.

5. The mere authorization to send the product to the service center does not imply

that the defect has been recognized as covered by the warranty with consequent free repair of the product. The product must be shipped in th e original packaging, or in another suitable packaging, and in any case inserted in a protective packaging that is suitable for shipment by courier or postal service. Until delivery to the service center, the goods travel at the sender’s risk. The warranty does not cover any damage that may have occurred during transport to the service center. The service center reserves the right to check the validity conditi ons of the guarantee upon receipt of the product. For requests for warranty assistance which, following verification by authorized service personnel, should prove to be unfounded due to the absence of real defects or due to the absence of defects covered by the guarantee, all costs incurred for the repair will be charged to the customer, the verification and controls on defect-free units covered by warranty.

e customer will also be charged for all transportation costs.

6. If parts or components under warranty are replaced, the parts removed and

replaced will become the property of the service center. In the event that the repair is not physically possible, or is excessively expensive in relation to the value of the product, this can be replaced with a product with equivalent or superior technical characteristics.

anufacturer is not responsible for any damage or loss resulting from the failure to use a product for repair, or for any damage or loss resulting from the malfunction of the product or some of its parts.

8. The period of validity of the battery warranty (if any) is 6 months from purchase.

9. The period of validity of the guarantee for consumers, that is, those who buy for

purposes unrelated to one’s professional or bus iness activity, it is governed by Legislative Decree 2 February 2002, n.24. - articles 1519-bis and following of the Italian Civil Code - (2 years from delivery under legal conditions).

EnglishFor buyers who purchase with a VAT number for purposes related to their professional activity, the legal guarantees referred to in articles 1490 and following of the Civil Code will apply (1 year from delivery under the conditions of the law).

Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight: WALLE-S 36V 16Ah/13Ah/14Ah Standard/Smart 375mmX150mmX64.5mm cca 1000 @100% <4.5kg

Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight:: TT15 36V 8.8Ah/11.6Ah Standard/Smart 320mmX148mmX53mm cca 1000 @100% <3.2kg Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight::

Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight: Shimano BT E-6000 36V 11,6Ah (418Wh) Smart

Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight: Shimano BT E-6000 DT 36V 11,6Ah (418Wh) Smart

Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight: DT-09 36V 11Ah/14.5Ah Standard/Smart 350mmX88mmX105mm cca 1000 @100% <3.3kg DOWNTUBE Integrated batteries Model: Voltage: Capacity: BMS: Size Lxlxh (without docking): Charging cycles: Weight: DT-09 36V 11Ah/14.5Ah Standard/Smart 350mmX88mmX105mm cca 1000 @100% <3.3kg

9. Quickrelease for saddle height adjustment (lever or nut)

13. Pedal arm with pedal

14. Ebike motor (front wheel motor, midmotor or rear wheel motor)

15. Ebike recheargeable battery (rack mout, downtube mount or integrated in

Your ebike is delivered in preinstalled condition for shipping reasons. Depending on the model supplied, not all parts and screws will be adjusted or tighten. If not specified otherwise or your dealer has not made these operations prior purchase, your Ebike requires a few set ups before use as follows: All protection poly bags, wraps, light adhesive straps and plastic nut covers (located on both hub nuts) must be removed. Their sole purpose is to protect the ebike during shipment. Before the first use please charge the battery with the enclosed charger, Regardless of the battery level, so it will have a full charging cycle. Check the brakes (incl. tightness) functionality. Handlebar and stem require adjustment and screws tightened accordingly since they are rotated for shipping purposes. Seat height s hould be adjusted according to your height and the seat clamp/nut tightened. Headlight should be adjusted for use. Pedals have to be mounted and tightened. Check tire preassure and inflate according to tire indication if required.

EnglishBRAKES CHECK Check brake optimal function by applying force on the brake lever until half stroke (Pic.1). At this stage the brake pads should be firmly pressed against the rim surface (Pic.2). For optimum braking, the brake pads must be aligned and pressed against the rim surface with their entire length (Pic.3). When the brake lever is released the brake pads should clear away from the rim surface. The clearance be tween the brake pads and rim should be equal on both sides. The brake pads and rim braking surface should be regularly checked for wear. To inspect the brake pads for wear, slide back the cable protector and press inwards on both brakes to pull out the “J” guide from the clamp. In this moment the brake coils should push both brakes outward showing the brake pads surface. Brake pads have wear indicators carved on the brak e surface. As long as these carvings are visible, the brake pads do not require to be replaced (Pic.4).

After inspection push both brakes inwards and connect the J guide. Slide the cable protector back.

Loosen the clamp bolt no.1 and set the handlebar stem POSITION and HEIGHT. Tighten the clamp bolt again. Loosen the clamp spindle screw no.2 and adjust the inclination angle of the handlebar. Tighten the bolt screw again.

STEM WITH ANGLE ADJUSTMENT

Loosen the bolt no.1 and set the handlebar stem POSITION and HEIGHT. Tighten the bolt again according to the torque sp ecification. Loosen screw no.2 until blocking plate becomes loose from the grooves. Loosen the lateral clamp screw no.3. Adjust angle of the stem and tighten bolt no.2 until safety plate blocks in the grooves. Then tighten the bolt no.3 again according to the torque specification.

HANDLEBAR INCLINATION Loosen the 4 bolts and adjust the inclination ANGLE of the HANDLEBAR. Tighten the bolts in the order sho wn, 1 to 4.

EnglishCLAMP ADJUSTMENT STEM Push the no.1 button up to release the adjustment clamp release the clamp by pulling it up (2) adjust the STEM ANGLE block the stem by pulling the clamp down on lock position (3).

FOLDING STEM To FOLD the handlebar push the no.1 button up to release the clamp pull down the clamp (2) fold over the handlebar (3) to adjust the HEIGHT of the handlebar release the quick clamp at the stem and set the handlebar to best fit your position (4).

EN - 15SADDLE AND ADJUSTMENTS

SEAT HEIGHT The maximum permitted total weight must not exceed 150kg. The person using the bike should be able to keep balance and control the direction of movement and speed by braking/pedaling.

ADJUSTING THE SADDLE

SEAT HEIGHT means the distance between the top surface of the saddle and pedal down position. The seat height is properly adjusted when the knee is bent slightly so that your foot rest s on the pedal (low position) (Pic. 1). To modify the saddle height loosen the bolts (Pic.2) or release the lever in case of a quick release with clamp.

You also have the option to adjust the saddle tilt and foreaft positions (Pic. 3). To do this, loosen the bolt(s) using a spanner or allen key, located under the saddle (Pic.4). Adjust to required position and tighten the nut.

INSTALLING PEDALS Identify left and right pedal: there are L” and ”R” markings on the axles (threaded part that looks like a screw). Apply a small amount of grease.

Install the LEFT pedal first. Rotate counterclockwise as threading is reversed compared to normal. Tighten hard but without extra force.

Install the RIGHT pedal next. Rotate clockwise. Tighten hard but without extra force.

LIGHTS SYSTEM The headlight and tail light are powered by the rechargeable battery. Always using your lights will add to your safety since you can also be spottet when stopped. If the electric drive system switches off because the battery is discharged, you will still be able to use the lights for at least 1 hour. To switch the lights ON and OFF, push the following buttons, depending of your control display:

EN - 17If your ebike is not equiped with lights, these buttons will turn ON and OFF the control screen backlight. WHEELS The maximum permitted total weight must not exceed 150kg. The person using the bike should be able to keep balance on the bike and be able to control the direction of movement and speed by braking / pedaling. A wheel consists of: - Hub; - Sprocket or cassette (on rear wheel hub); - Brake disk (if fitted); - Spokes and nipples; - Rim; - Tire; - Tube (not present on Tubeless rims); - Rim tape insert; Wheels have several dimensions: 26 inch - rim diameter 559mm+tyre 27,5 inch - rim diameter 584mm+tyre 29 inch - rim diameter 622mm+tyre RIMS The rims should not have dirt of any kind. Grease if identified, remove immediately. Make visual checks of rim wear level and if exceeded, replace imediatelly. (Pic.2).

TIRES The valve must be in radial position (meaning that is oriented towards the hub). Check air pressure and use a pump to inflate if necessary. The tire pressure intervals can be found on the tire sides. Please consult a mechanic or bicycle shop on how to interpret these readings.

OPERATING (SHIFTING) GEARS

Shifting gears means moving the chain up and down from sprocket to sprocket or chainring to chainring by operating the shifters. It is not recommended to use the largest chainring with the largest sprocket or the smallest chainring with the smallest sprocket.

EnglishNote! Do not shift the position of the chain from one chainring to another and from one sproget to another in the same time during use as you will risk damaging the chain and transmission parts.

Fold the pedals by pushing the pedal towards the chainwheel.

Unlock the safety and pull the quick clamp to open fully.

A. Fold the frame at 90 degrees from original position. B. Completely lower the handlebar using the Quick Release Lever (QR). C. Open the quick lever and unlock the blocking pin. D. Fold the handlebar all the way down and then completely fold the e bike frame.

The LED control display operates the drive system and is located on the handlebar on the left side, near the grip.

Push Power On/Off button for 2 seconds to switch on/off the LED control unit and electric drive system. The system will automatically turn off if left idling for more than 5 minutes.

2.2 Pedal assistance

(PAS) level selection Once turned on, the system switches todefault Level 0. Push “+” or “-“ buttons to switch betweendifferent levels of assistance. The LED light on top of each number indicates the level of assistance selected. If there is no LED light indication, it means you are on default mode or have selected Level 0 and the electric system does not offer any assistance. The ebike behaves similar to a standar d bike. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 5.

With the display switched on, press the button for 2 seconds to turn on/off the headlight and taillight.

2.4 Walk Assist Function

The ebike comes equipped with walk assist function. This feature propels forward your ebike with a constant speed of 6 km/h without pedaling and requires to hold i t balanced when walking along side it. It comes very handy when needing to push it up a steep incline. Hold the “-“ button to activate the walk assist. This function remains activated as long as you keep hold on the ”-“ button and deactivates the moment you stop holding it.

2.5 Battery charge level

The LED bar on top will be completely lit if the battery is fully charged and the LED indicators will gradually switch off when the battery charge level starts dropping.

The LED control display operates the drive system and is located on the handlebar on the left side, near the grip.

Push power on/off button for 2 seconds to switch on/off the LED control unit and electric drive system. The system will automatically turn off if left idling for more than 5 minutes.

2.2 Pedal assistance (

PAS) level selection Push “+” or “-“ buttons to switch between different levels of assistance. The LED light on top of each number indicates the level of assistance selected. If there is no LED light indication, it means you are on default mode or have selected Level 0 and the electric system does not offer anyassistance. The ebikebehaves similar to astandard bike. You will feel the electric assistance kicking i

once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 4.

2.3 Lights Button ON/OFF

With the display switched on, hold the button for 2 seconds to turn on/off the headlight and taillight.

2.4 Walk Assist Function

The ebike comes equipped with walk assist function. This feature propels forward your ebike with a constant speed of 6km/h without pedaling and requires to hold it balanced when walking along side it. It comes very handy when needing to push it up a steep incline. Hold the button to activate the walk assist. This function remains activated as long as you keep hold on the button and deactivates the moment you stop holding it.

2.5 Bluetooth connection

The control display unit connects with your Android smartphone via Bluetooth and uses BAFANG GO application to collect data. The display is also equipped with charging port for your mobile device. BAFANG GO is available for download on Google Play.

2.6 Battery charge level

The LED bar on top will be completely lit if the battery is fully charged and the LED indicators will gradually switch off when the battery charge level starts dropping.

The LED control display operates the drive system and is located on the handlebar on the left side, near the grip.

Power Button ON/OFF Push button for 2 seconds to switch on/off the LED control unit and electric drive system. The system will automatically turn off if left idling for more than 5 minutes.

e (PAS) level selection Once turned on, the display switches to default Level 1. Push “+” or ”-” buttons to switch between different levels of assistance. The LED light on top of each number indicates the level of assistance selected. If there is no LED light indication, it means you are on default mode or have selected Level 0 and the electric system does not offer any assistance. The ebike behaves similar to a standard bike. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 5.

2.3 Lights Button ON/OFF

With the display switched on, hold the

“+” button for 2 seconds to turn on/off the headlight and taillight.

2.4 Walk Assist Function

The ebike comes equipped with walk assist function. This feature propels forward your ebike with a constant speed of 6km/h without pedaling and requires to hold it balanced when walking along side it. It comes very handy when needing to push it up a steep incline. Hold the “-“ button to activate the walk assist. This func tion remains activated as long as you keep hold on the “-“ button and deactivates the moment you stop holding it.

2.5 Battery charge level

The LED bar on top will be completely lit if the battery is fully charged and the LED indicators will gradually switch off when the battery charge level starts dropping.

The control unit operates the LCD display and the drive system and is located on the handlebar in the left side, near the grip. The LCD display unit is located in the middle of the handlebar.

Hold “D” button for 2 seconds to switch on/off the LED control unit and electric drive system. The system will automatically turn off if left idling for more than 5 minutes.

2.2 Toggle between display modes

Press “E” button to toggle between distance and speed modes. Follow the LCD display indication: singletrip distance (TRIP km), total distance (TOTAL km), maximum speed (MAX speed), range left (RANGE) and energy consumption (C).

Push “A”or “B” buttons to select the desired assist level for electric system. The lowest is Level 1 and the highest is Level 5. When powered on, the default is Level 1. When there is no numeric power level displayed it means the ebike is in park or it functions as a standard bike with no assist from the motor. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 5.

2.4 Lights/Backlight Button ON/OFF

With the display switched on, hol d the “C” button for 2 seconds to turn on/off the headlight, taillight and the display backlight. NOTE! If the display is powered on in a darkenvironment the headlight, taillight and display backlight will be turned on automatically. If the display light is turned off manually it will require to be turned on manually afterwards.

The ebike comes equipped with walk assist function. This feature propels forward your ebike with a constant speed of 6km/h without pedaling and requires nothing but to hold it balanced when walking along side it. It comes very handy when needing to push it up a steep incline. Hold the “B” button to activate the walk assist. This function remains activated as long as you hold the b utton and deactivates the moment you stop holding it.

3. LCD control display

The LED display is located on the middle of the handlebar and represents the system’s interface of “communication” with the user. 1 Battery level 2 Maintenace warning 3 Headlight indication 4 Distance mode 5 Asisstance 6 Malfunction indication 7 Menu 8 Speed display 9 Speed model 10 Distance indication 11 Level indication

battery is completely charged all the LED segments as well as the segments border are lit up, segments gradually going off as the battery depletes during use. If all the 10 segmen ts are off and the border is intermittent, the battery needs to be charged immediately. Display Battery Level 10 segments 90% to FULL capacity 9 segments 80% to 90% capacity 8 segments 70% to 80% capacity 7 segments 60% to 70% capacity 6 segments 50% to 60% capacity 5 segments 45% to 50% capacity 4 se gments 35% to 45% capacity 3 segments 25% to 35% capacity 2 segments 15% to 25% capacity 1 segments 5% to 15% capacity Intermittent border under 5% capacity

2. Maintenance Warning information is

displayed based on the battery charge cycles and riding distance. The system automatically estimates the battery life and gives warnings when the nu mber of charge cycles has exceeded the battery life. A warning light will also come on when the total riding distance exceeds the motor life cycles.

3. Headlight Indication only appears when

the lights/backlight are on.

4. Distance Mode shows the maximum

speed MAX, average speed AVG, singletrip distance TRIP, total distance TOTAL, remaining range TO GO, power W, consumed energy C.

6. Malfunctions Indicator will come on

when an error is detected. Visit your dealer or a servi ce workshop in your vicinity.

8. Speed Display – shows the current

traveling speed in km/h or mph depending on user selection.

assist from 1 to 5 selected by user. If no numeric icon is displayed, means the ebike is either on park, idle or user selected Level 0 with no assistance from the motor and the ebike behaves as a standard bike. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 5. The LCD display unit can charge your mobile device. With the display turned off, connect to the USB port and then turn on the LCD unit to commence charging. If the display is already on, connect to the USB port to commence charging. Maximum charge voltage is 0.5

ERROR Code Definitions most common FAULT codes are listed below to draw your attention to issues needing to be addressed by a specialized shop and no attempts to fix shall be done except by a trained technician. ERROR Code Definitions Error Code “07” “08” “09” “11” “12” “13” “14” “21” “22” “30” Error Definition Power Surge Motor Signal Cable Fault Motor Phase Cable Fault Controller Temperature Sensor Fault Curent Sensor Failure Battery Temperature Fault Motor Temperature Fault Speed Sensor Fault BMS Communication Fault Communication Fault Repair Solution Check battery voltage Check the motor module Check the motor module Check the controller Check the controller Check the battery Check the motor Check position of speed sensor Replace the battery Check the controller connection

NOTE! Various parameters of the LCD display can be set with a computer via a communication cable. Certain features listed above may not have been set on your ebike depending onthe model or optional features.

The control unit operates the LCD display and the drive system and is located on the handlebar in the left side, near the grip. The LCD display unit is located in the middle of the handlebar.

1. Control Unit Function Overview

A. Increase Assist level. B. Decrease Assist level. C. Lights On/Off. D. System’s power ON/OFF. E. Other functions.

1.1 Power Button ON/OFF

Hold “D” button for 2 seconds to switch on/off the LED control unit and electric drive system. The system will automatically turn off if left idling for more than 5 minutes.

1.2 Toggle between display modes

Press “E” button to toggle between distance and speed modes. Follow the LCD display indication: singletrip distance (TRIP km), total distance (TOTAL km), maximum speed (MAX speed), range left (RANGE) and energy consumption (C).

ssist mode Push “A”or “B” buttons to select the desired assist level for electric system. The lowest is Level 1 and the highest is Level 5. When powered on, the default is Level 1. When there is no numeric power level displayed it means the ebike is in park or it functions as a standard bike with no assist from the motor. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 5.

1.4 Lights/Backlight Button ON/OFF

With the display switched on, hold the “C” button for 2 seconds to turn on/off the headlight, taillight and the display backlight. NOTE! If the display is powered on in a darkenvironment the headlight, taillight and display backlight will be turned on automatically. If the display light is turned off manually it will require to be turned on manually afterwards.

ist The ebike comes equipped with walk assist function. This feature propels forward your ebike with a constant speed of 6km/h without pedaling and requires nothing but to hold it balanced when walking along side it. It comes very handy when needing to push it up a steep incline. Hold the “B” button to activate the walk assist. This function remains activated as long as you hold the button and deactivates th

moment you stop holding it.

2. LCD control display

The LED display is located on the middle of the handlebar and represents the system’s interface of “communication” with the user. A. Maintenance Warning symbol is displayed based on the battery charge cycles and riding distance. The system automatically estimates the battery life and gives warnings when the number of charge cycles has exceeded the batt ery life. A warning light will also come on when the total riding distance exceeds the motor life cycles. B. Menu C. Displays the current traveling speed in km/h or mph depending on user selection. D. Displays average speed AVG and maximum speed MAXS. E. Error display will come on when an error is detected. Visit your dealer or a service workshop in your vicinity. F. Distance indication: display of the distance depending on the setting.

G. Assistance Level displays the level of assist from 1 to 5 selected by user. If no numeric icon is displayed, means the ebike is either on park, idle or user selected Level 0 with no assistance from the motor and the ebike behaves as a standard bike. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Levels 1 up to 5. H. Walk Assist [WALK] symbol displayed when w alk assist function is activated.

I. Headlight/taillight/backlight symbol

displayed when lights are on. J. Displays single trip distance TRIP and total distance TOTAL. K. Battery charge level indicator. When the battery is completely charged all the LED segments as well as the segments border are lit up, segments gradually going off as the battery depletes during use. If all the 10 segments are off and the border is i ntermittent, the battery needs to be chargedimmediately.

Display Battery Level 10 segments 90% to FULL capacity 9 segments 80% to 90% capacity 8 segments 70% to 80% capacity 7 segments 60% to 70% capacity 6 segments 50% to 60% capacity 5 segments 45% to 50% capacity 4 segments 35% to 45% capacity 3 segments 25% to 35% capacity 2 segments 15% to 25% capacity 1 segments 5% to 15% capacity Intermittent border under 5% capacity

NOTE! Various parameters of the LCD display can be set with a computer via a communication cable. Certain features listed above may not have been set on your ebike depending onthe model or optional features.

The control unit is integrated with the LCD display and operates the drive system. It is located on the handlebar in the left side near the grip.

Hold the “M” button for 2 seconds to switch on/off the LED control unit and electric drive system. The system will automatically turn off if left idling for more than 10 minutes.

Hold “+” or “-“ buttons to select the desired assist level for electric system. The lowest is Level 1 and the highest is Level 5. When powered on, the default is Level 1. When there is no numeric power level displayed it means the ebike is in park or it functions as a standard bike with no assist from the motor. You will feel the electric assistance kicking in once selecting again between Lev els 1 up to 5.

With the display switched on, hold the “+” button for 2 seconds to turn on/off the headlight, taillight and the display backlight.

The ebike comes equipped with walk assist function. This feature propels forward your ebike with a constant speed of 6km/h without pedaling and requires nothing but to hold it balanced when walking along side it. It comes very handy when needing to push it up a steep incline. Hold the “-“ button to activate the walk assist. This function remains activated as long as you hold the button and deactivates the moment you stop holding it. NOTE! Push Assist function should only be used when the wheels are in contact with the ground. Danger of injury may occur if push assist function is activated since the wheel (front or rear depending on the motor lo cation) will start spinning.

3. Text Indication displays various codes including ERROR code. When ERR21 is displayed

contact a Service Shop or your dealer immediately.

4. Function List. When powered on, the system displays Running Speed, Total Distance,

Battery Charge Level and Assist Level. To toggle between various information, press button to view: Instant Spee d (km/h) > Trip Distance (km) >Trip Duration (Hours) > Maximum Speed reached (km/h) > Average Traveling Speed (km/h) > Motor Power Output (W) >Instant Speed (km/h).

5. Battery charge level status indicator when the battery is completely charged all the

LED segments as well as the segments border are lit up, segments gradually going off as the battery depletes during use. If all the 10 segments are off and the border is intermittent, the battery needs to be charged immediately.

6. Assist Level indicator – displays the level of power assist in numerical indication from

Level 0 to Level 5 depending on user’s selection.

7. Speed Units – shows Km/h or Mph depending on user selection. The system comes

preset with km/h from the factory.

8. Settings indicator

9. Displays Range and power.

EnglishCONTROL DISPLAY General Settings Menu After the system is switched on, hold both “+” and “-“ buttons for 2 seconds to access general settings menu. TRIP DISTANCE reset TC icon is displayed. Toggle between Y or N by pressing “+” and “-“ buttons. Default value is N. Press MODE (M) button to store settings and switch to contrast settings.

BACKLIGHT CONTRAST setting – bL icon is displayed. Choose between Levels 1, 2 and 3 where 3 is ma ximum contrast. The default value is 1. Press “+” or “-“ to toggle between various contrast levels. Press MODE(M) button to store settings and switch to km/mile conversion settings. KM/MILE display conversion settings – U icon is displayed. 1 stands for miles and 2 stands for kilometer. The default value is

Press +/- buttons to select desired mode. To store changes press MODE button to store settings. The system will ta ke you back to trip distance reset. To exit general settings menu hold MODE (M) button for 2 seconds.. Trip Distance Clearance Settings Interface Backlight Brightness Settings Interface

Features High shifting performance system (In the case of electronic gear shifting) This system uses accurate sensors to enable shifting gears by providing the most appropriate level of power assistance carefully adjusted by computer controls. Full Automatic Shifting (In the case of electronic 8-speed gear shifting). The sensors detect riding conditions, whether you ar e riding up a hill against the wind, or on flat ground with no wind; the automatic gear shifting system uses computer controls to make your ride more pleasant. Start mode (In the case of electronic gear shifting. This function allows automatic shifting down to a preset gear when you stop the bicycle such as at traffic lights so that you can start traveling at a light gear. If, while the bicycle is stopped, you shift to a gear lower than the set gear, the system will not automatically shift up. Light off road Sporty, provides powerful assistance. Can only be used when set by the manufacturer of the completed bicycle. Walk assistance function (Walk assist mode) The Walk assist mode function may not be able to be used in certain regions. Some of the functions listed above can only be used once the firmware has been update d. If this is the case, consult the place of purchase, and carry out the firmware updates Riding the bicycle Turn on the power. Do not place your foot on the pedals when turning the power on. A system error may result. Power cannot be turned on while charging. Select your preferred assist mode. Assistance will start when the pedals start turning. Change the assist mode in accordance with the riding conditions. Tur n the power off when parking the bicycle. Do not place your foot on the pedals when turning the power off. A system error may result. Assist mode You can select a SHIMANO STEPS assist mode for each particular application.

Use when powerful assistance is required, such as when riding up steep uphill slopes.. Use when an intermediate level of assistance is needed, such as when you want to enjoy riding comfortably on agentle slope or level ground. Use when you want to enjoy long distance riding on level ground. When pedaling is not very strong, the amount of assistance is reduced and energy consumption is lessened. When the bat tery level is running low, the level of assistance is lowered to increase the traveling range. OFF Mode. This mode does not provide power assistance when the power is turned on. Since there is no power consumption associated with the power assistance, it is useful for reducing battery consumption when the battery is running low. WALK Assist. This mode is particularly useful when you walk the bicycle with he avy baggage on it or walk it out of a basement. The Walk assist mode function may not be able to be used in certain regions Comutarea între operațiile ciclocomputerului și moduri

Changing the cycle computer display Switching between automatic and manual gear shifting

When switching assist modes: the level of assistance becomes stronger When shifting gears: pedaling becomes heavier

When switching assist modes: the level of assistance becomes weaker When shifting gears: pedaling becomes lighter

The operation procedure provided here refers to cases where the cycle computer is set to the default values. Installing and removing the cycle computer

Slide the cycle computer onto the bracket as shown in the illustration to install it. Insert the cycle computer securely until it clicks into place. To remove the cycle computer, push the lever of the bracket firmly while sliding out the cycle computer. If the cycle computer is not correctly in place, the assist function will not operate normally.

Automatic power off function If the bicycle has not moved for over 10 minutes, the power will automatically turn off. Turning the power ON and OFF via the cycle computer Hold down the power button on the cycle computer for 2 seconds. If built-in battery of cycle computer isn't charged sufficiently, the power will not turn on. The built-in battery of the cycle computer is charged only when the cycle computer screen is on

Press the power button on the battery. The LED lamps will light up indicating remaining battery capacity. CAUTION

• When turning on the power, check that the battery is firmly attached to the holder.

• Power cannot be turned on while charging.

• Do not place your foot on the pedals when turning on. A system error may result. BT-E8010/BT-E8020 can be forced to power off by holding down the power button for 6 s econds.

SHIMANO STEPS logo screen This screen is displayed during system start up and shutdown.

Displays the status of the power assisted bicycle, traveling data. The number of gears and the shifting mode are only displayed when using electronic gear shifting.

Displays the current speed.

2. Battery level indicator

Displays the current battery level.

3. Speed unit display

You can switch between km/h and mph.

Shows the current time.

7. Gear shifting mode

The current gear shifting mode is displayed as following: SC-E6000: [A] (Auto)/[M] (Manual) SC-E6010: [Auto]/[Manual]

8. Icon to indicate when the light is on

Notifies you when the battery-powered light is on.

Displays assistance level.

Battery level indicator You can check the battery level on the cycle computer while riding.

• The Walk assist mode function may not be able to be used in certain regions.

1. Press Assist-Y to switch the mode to

until [WALK] is displayed.

3. Press and hold Assist-Y to start walk

assist. When [WALK] is displayed, press and hold down Assist-Y on the assist switch to start the walk assist function. Releasing Assist-Y stops the walk assist function, or pressing As sist-X can stop the walk assist function.

• Assist-Y is not operated for over 1 minute, the mode will change to [OFF].

• If the bicycle does not move after the walk assist function turns on, the function automatically stops. To restart the walk assist function, release the assist switch and press and hold down Assist-Y again.

• The walk assist function can operate at a maximum of 6 km/h.

• The assistance lev el and speed vary with the gear position

*3 When [RANGE] is displayed, the battery level and the walk assist indicator do not appear on the screen. *4 Optional item: You can configure the display settings in E-TUBE PROJECT. For details, refer to the "Connection and communicatio n with the PC" section. *5 When the walk assist function is working, [RANGE ---] is displayed in the [RANGE] screen. *6 The starting gear position is displayed when using start mode. *7 The gear position is only displayed when using electronic gear shifting.

Turning the battery-powered light ON or OFF

< SC-E6000 > When the battery-powered light is connected, pressing the Assist-A for 2 seconds displays this information instead of the clock and assist mode. The light turns on and off each time it is displayed. It is displayed for about 2 seconds.

< SC-E6010 > When the battery-powered light is connected, push the light button on the cycle computer to turn the light on. An icon indicating that the light is on

ppears on the screen. Push the button again to turn the light off. Once the light is turned off, the icon on the screen disappears.

• When the battery powered light is not connected and [Backlight] is set to [MANUAL], pressing the light button turns the cycle computer’s backlight on and off.

The light turns off in conjunction with the battery power. When the battery power is off, the light is off.

EnglishCONTROL DISPLAY Switching gear shifting mode From the basic screen, press Shift-A to switch between automatic and manual gear shifting modes.

Clearing the traveling distance You can clear the traveling distance in the main screen. If the battery-powered light is connected and configured, clear the traveling distance (DST) according to "Clear" in "About the settings menu". When using the SC-E6000 this function can only be used when the light is not connected.

1. Change the traveling data display to

DST and press the Assist-A for 2 seconds.

indication starts blinking. In this state, pressing the Assist-A again clears the traveling distance.

• The DST indicator light stops blinking and the screen takes you back to the basic screen after leaving it alone for 5 seconds.

• When the traveling distance is cleared, TIME, AVG, and MAX are also cleared.

EnglishCONTROL DISPLAY About the settings menu With the bicycle stopped, pressing both the Assist-X and Assist-Y at the same time for 2 seconds displays the setting screen

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure. Pressing the Assist-A displays the setting screen for the item selected.

EnglishCONTROL DISPLAY Clear the traveling distance, or reset the display setting to default. When the traveling distance is cleared, TIME, AVG, and MAX are also cleared.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to

move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

enables the se tting item indicated by the cursor and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

Configure the clock setting.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to set the

hour. Press Assist-X to increase the numbers. Press Assist-Y to decrease the numbers.

value and moves you to the minutes setting.

3. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to

the set value and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

You can change the numbers quickly by holding down the Assist-X or Assist-Y

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the

cursor to the item you want to configure. Configurable items / Details OFF No setting 2 2-speed 3 3-speed 4 4-speed 5 5-speed

set value at the cursor position and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the

cursor to the item you want to configure. Configurable items / Details ON Always turned on OFF Always turned off MANUAL Turns on and off in conjunction with the battery-powered light

setting item indicated by the cursor and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

Brightness The brightness of the backlight can be adjusted as needed.

1. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to adjust the

• Brightness can be adjusted to one of 5 levels.

the set value at the cursor position and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

EnglishCONTROL DISPLAY Beep The beep sound can be turned on/off.

Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to the item you want to configure.

setting item indicated by the cursor and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

Even when [Beep] is set to [OFF], a beep will sound when there is a misoperation, system error, etc.

Unit Distance units (km/miles) can be switched.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move

the cursor to the item you want to configure. Configurable items / Details Km Displayed in km Mile Displayed in miles

the setting item indicated by the cursor and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the

cursor to the item you want to configure.

setting item indicated by the cursor and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the

cursor to the item you want to configure.

setting item indicated by the cursor and takes you back to the "Setting menu" screen.

• Pressing Assist-X and adjusting the value upward adjusts shift timing to make pedaling easier.

• Pressing Assist-Y and adjusting the value downward adjusts shift timing to make pedaling harder.

adjusted value and takes you back to the "Setting menu".

Exit Close the setting menu and returns to the basic screen.

1. Press the Assist-X or Assist-Y to move the cursor to [Exit].

2. Pressing the Assist-A exits the setting menu and takes you back to the basic screen.

Battery LED lamp error indications System errors and similar warnings are indicated by the battery LED lamps through various lighting patterns and on the cycle computer.

Warnings This disappears if the error is fixed.

In case of any error messages displayed either by battery LEDs or on the Display, contact the shop where the product was purchased from or a bicycle shop for assistance.

EnglishCONTROL DISPLAY Shimano SC-E7000 Unit Turning Power ON/OFF The main power can be turned ON/OFF using the battery power button. Check the following prior to turning the power ON: – The battery is firmly attached to the battery mount – The cycle computer is firmly attached to the bracket Do not place your foot on the pedal when operating the power. Doing so could cause a system error. When the main power is turned ON, all components connected to the drive unit are also turned ON (such as assist driving, cycle computer power, the electronic gear shifting mechanism, and the lights).

• The power cannot be turned ON while charging.

• If the bicycle is left unused for 10 minutes after turning the power ON, the power automatically turns OFF. (This is the automatic power OFF function.) Press the battery power button. The LED lights up a nd the battery level is displayed.

Use the same procedure to the turn the power OFF. Do not step on the pedal when turning the power ON/OFF. Pressing the battery power button on a BT-E8010/BT-E8020 battery for around six seconds will force the power OFF for emergencies. When the main power is turned ON, a screen similar to that shown below is displayed, and then switches to the basic screen.

This manual uses default settings for all explanations. The functions assigned to switches when riding can be changed from those described here, by connecting to E-TUBE PROJECT.

The right switch can be replaced with a normal shifter. In this case the right switch functions explained below are no longer valid. Left switch(default: assist) Right switch (default: electronic gear shifting) Assist-X When riding: Increase assistance When setting: Move cursor or change setting Shift-X When riding: Shifting up Assist-Y When riding: Decrease assistance When setting: Move cursor or change setting Shift-Y When riding: Shifting down

When riding: Switch traveling data displayed on cycle computer When setting: Switch cycle computer screen or confirm setting changes

Be sure to keep turning the crank during gear shifting.

This displays the status of the bicycle and traveling data. The gear position is only displayed for electronic gear shifting.

(A) Baery level indicator (D) Current speed (B) Gear posion display (E) Bluetooth® LE icon. Only displayed when an external device is connected over Bluetooth® LE. (C) Current assist mode

The battery level is shown as an icon. Display Battery level

Switching the assist mode with the switch unit If no assist switch is connected, you can also hold down A to switch to assist mode. However, it cannot be switched to [WALK] mode.

Switching to walk assist mode

1. Stop the bicycle.

2. Release your feet from the pedals.

3. Hold down Assist-Y until it reaches the following state (around two seconds).

If it is impossible to switch to walk assist mode for any reason (the bicycle is not stopped, there is pressure applied to the pedals, e tc.), a warning sound will be played. If nothing is done for one minute after switching to walk assist mode, it will switch back to the assist mode that was selected before switching to walk assist mode.

Press Assist-X to exit walk assist mode. [WALK] mode is canceled, and the system restarts in the mode it was in prior to setting [WALK] mode. Switching Traveling Data Display

The traveling data display will switch each time it is pressed.

*1 Traveling data can be reset by holding Assist-A while displaying [DST]. The [ODO] information will not be reset. *2 The battery level is not displayed while displaying [RNG]. The traveling range should be used as a reference only. *3 When walk assistance is functioning, the [RNG] screen display changes to [RNG ---]. *4 This item is optional. Whether to show this or not can be set by connect ing E-TUBE PROJECT. Refer to "Items Configurable in E-TUBE PROJECT" in "CONNECTION AND

COMMUNICATION WITH DEVICES."

*5 Electronic gear shifting only. The screen will switch back to displaying the speed once 60 seconds have passed after displaying the traveling data. Pressing A with the speed information displayed will switch the displayed traveling data in sequence from [DST]. Resetting the traveling distance Res et the traveling distance displayed on the basic screen. When the traveling distance is reset, [TME] (traveling time), [AVG] (average speed), and [MAX] (maximum speed) will also be reset.

2. Continue to hold A until the number displayed for [DST] flashes.

The traveling data is cleared. If nothing is done for five seconds after t he number for [DST] begins flashing, it will stop flashing and the screen will return to the basic screen.

1. Stop the bicycle.

2. Perform the following to switch to the setting menu.

Hold down A until the screen switches to the setting menu.

Selectable items / Explanation [Clear] Resets the traveling distance and display settings. [Clock] Sets the current time. [Light] Turns the light connected to the drive unit ON/OFF. [Beep] Turns the operation sound ON/OFF. [Unit] Switches the display unit between km and mile. [Language] Sets the display language. [Font color] Switches the font color between black and white. [Adjust] *1 Adjusts gear shift ing for the electronic gear shifter. [Shift timing] *1 Not used. [RD protection reset] *2 Performs RD protection reset. [Exit] Returns to the basic screen. *1 Electronic gear shifting only. *2 Electronic gear shifting rear derailleur models only [Clear] Setting reset Resets the traveling distance. When the traveling distance is reset, [TME] (traveling time), [AVG] (average speed), and [MAX] (maximum speed) will also be reset.

2. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to select the item to reset.

[Clock] Time setting Sets the current time. First set the "Hour" and then the "Minute." When setting numbers in steps 2 and 4, you can hold Assist-X or Assist-Y to quickly change numbers.

2. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to change the "Hour" number.

• Press Assist-X to increase the number.

• Press Assist-Y to decrease the number.

3. Press A to finalize the setting. The cursor moves to the "Minute" number.

4. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to change the "Minute" number.

• Press Assist-X to increase the number.

• Press Assist-Y to decrease the number.

5. Press A to finalize the setting. The display wil

[Light] Light ON/OFF Turns the light connected to the drive unit ON/OFF.

2. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to select the item to set.

Configurable items/Explanation [ON] Sets the light to always be ON. [OFF] Sets the light to always be OFF.

[Beep] Beep setting Turns the operation sound ON/OFF. Even if the operation sound is set to [OFF], a beep will sound when there is an incorrect operation, system malfunction, etc.

2. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to select the item to set.

Selectable items / Explanation [ON] Turns the operation sound ON. [OFF] Turns the operation sound OFF

3. Press A to finalize the selected setting. The display will automatically return to the setting

[Unit] km/mile switching Switches the display unit between km and mile.

ress Assist-X or Assist-Y to select the item to set.

Selectable items/ Explanation [km] Display in km. [mile] Display in miles.

3. Press A to finalize the selected setting. The display will automatically return to the setting

2. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to select the item to set.

Selectable items / Explanation [English] English [Français] French [Deutsch] German [Nederlands] Dutch [Italiano] Italian [Español] Spanish

3. Press A to finalize t

[Font color] Font color settings Switches the font color between black and white.

2. Press Assist-X or Assist-Y to select the item to set.

3. Press A to finalize the selected setting. The display will automatically return to the setting

Error Indications The battery LEDs are used to notify the user of system malfunctions, and errors on the cycle computer. Warnings If the situation is resolved, this indication will disappear. If the situation does not improve, consult a distributor.

In case of any errors, consult a distributor, bicycle shop, mechanic or the dealer where the e-bike was purchased from.

Depending on your model, the Devron Electric system comes either with POD and DISPLAY or only POD. The functions of the POD do affect what is shown on the display. Therefore the function of the display is explained first. When the ebike is turned on, the display will indicate the following information in the main screen:

2. Average speed of last trip;

3. Battery power output bargraph;

5. Current speed of travel;

8. Battery charge level in %;

9. Range based on battery charge level and assist mode selected.

The Pod can be used without Screen display. The motor assist levels, and battery levels are displayed on the pod by two distinct rows of LEDs. Top row of LEDs indicate the level of assist. Bottom row of LEDs indicate the battery level..

Main Button (1) Press and hold (2-3 seconds) main button to power on/off the electric system. Secondary Button (2) Push the secondary button (

2) to increase the assist level (level 1 level 9).

Press and hold the button to toggle on/off lights function. This will also operate the screen backlight on and off if equipped. Secondary Button (3) Push the secondary button (3) to decrease the assist level (level 9 level 1). Press and hold the button to engage the walk assit function. Walk assist mode will cancel once you release the button. Reset the average s peed and the last distance traveled Press Main button (1) button to select between Distance (total) or Last distance traveled. (the information displayed in area 1 of the LCD). Select TRIP and then press Buttons 2 and 3 simultaneously until the displayed information is set to 0. The total distance traveled can not be reset. The electric bicycle is delivered with all settings for use at optimal parameters as specified by the manufacturer and the law. For other settings, please contact the shop where the electic bicycle was purchased from, or the nearest specialist center.

Rechargeable Battery The battery can not be used immediately after delivery. The battery can only be used after a complete charging cycle using the specified charger.

1. Charge the battery before use.

2. It is recommended to use only chargers identical to the original one with which the

electric bicycle was sold. If a battery or charger from another manufacturer is used, please carefu lly read the instructions of the manufacturer. When charging, use the battery and charger combination supplied and specified by the producer. Otherwise you risk overheating, explosion or battery ignition. If the electric bicycle is stored for a longer period of time, the battery will require charging before use. After the first charge, the battery starts to gradually deteriorate due to charge/discahre cycles and u se. The ebike is equipped with a highperformance lithium ion rechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery supplies the drive system and light system with power once switched on. The power of the rechargeable battery depends on certain factors such as age, type, usage rate, as well as maintenance. The full performance (capacity) of a new battery is reached after aprox. 2-5 complete charging cycles. A complete c harge cycle means charging till 100% without interupting prematurely. When the drive system is on, you can check the battery charge status on the Control Display or directly on the battery (except frame integrated batteries). Push the button (1) located near the LED level display of the battery. The charge status will be indicated by LED lights. The LEDs will switch off automatically after a brief time.

Use only the specified original rechargeable battery for the ebike. A rechargeable battery with damaged housing must be replaced immediately. Keep the rechargeable battery away from fire and excessive heat. Never put the rechargeable battery into the microwave Never hold the rechargeable battery under water. Never clean it with a highpressure cleaner. Never expose the rechargeable batt ery to any strong impacts or permanent vibrations. Never attempt to open or repair the rechargeable battery. Replace completely if defective. Take out the rechargeable battery when transporting the ebike on vehicle carrier systems.

CHARGING THE BATTERY

Charge the rechargeable battery completely if possible after every long ride. This type of rechargeable battery does not suffer any memory effect. You can cha rge the rechargeable battery on or off the bike.

1. Switch off the drive system before charging;

2. Push aside the protective cap of the charging socket (2) on the rechargeable battery;

3. Connect the main cable of the charger into the main socket;

4. Connect the charging plug to the charging socket (2) of the rechargeable battery.

ery is fully charged.

1. Switch off the drive system;

2. Insert the key into the rechargeable battery lock (3) and turn counterclockwise to

3. Pull out the battery from the rack.

Sideclick battery | Downtube battery | Frame battery

1. Turn off the drive system;

2. Insert the key into the battery lock and turn clockwise to unlock;

3. Pull out the battery to the side with your other hand.

Frame battery (Folding EBike

1. Turn off the drive system;

2. Open the frame as described in the Folding ebike section;

3. Insert the key into the battery lock and turn it counterclockwise.

4. Pull the battery out of the frame.

INSERT BATTERY Luggage carrier battery

1. Push the battery into the rack slot completely;

To secure the battery, push the key into the lock and turn it clockwise. Sideclick battery | Downtube battery | Frame battery

1. Push the battery into the holder until the lock secures in.

Frame battery (Folding EBike)

1. Fold in the frame, if not done so before removing the battery;

2. Push the battery completely into the frame slots.

clockwise to secure the battery in;

EnglishSTORING THE BATTERY Always store the battery fully charged, as cells may be damaged or even destroyed in case of full discharge. In this case the warranty will be void! The rechargeable battery must be stored in a dry and cool, frostfree room (7-10° C). Danger of short circuit and fire! Lithium ion rechargeable batteries have a very low selfdischarge rate. Still, we recommend charging the battery for at least 2 hours every 3 months if not used. RANGE The range of your ebike may be reduced by certain factors that may include: - Charge Level; - Total weight (cyclist + payload) - Pedalling rate; - Ambient temperature; - Tyre pressure; - Assist level; - Old/ residual capacity of the battery - Terrain; - Headwind; - Inclination/ elevation; You can obtain the best possible range by not using the motor assistance all the time. Use it to accelerate, for climbs or in headwind.

oosing a lower speed level in combination with higher pedaling rate will also increase the range. Also make sure that you always have the correct tire pressure, as this may strongly influence the range.

Switch off the drive system before any repairs, maintenance and care work and remove the battery. Danger of damage and accidents! The ebike requires regular inspection, maintenance and servicing. Only in this way you can ensure that it permanently complies with the safety and technical requirements to operate properly. The individual parts are exposed to stress during use, crashes, accide nts or improper treatment. Any kind of cracks, scratches or colour changes may indicate that the respective part may suddenly fail. This specifically applies to bent or damaged safetyrelevant parts, such as the frame, fork, handlebar, stem, saddle, seat post, rack, all brake components, lights, pedals, wheels, tyres and tubes. Never repair such defective parts and replace them only with genuine components witho ut delay. If no longer available, use only compatible replacement parts. A mechanic or bicycle shop can offer the best solution in such cases.

Ensure that no care agent, grease or oil reaches the brake linings, brake disc or tires, as the brake performance will be severely reduced. Danger of accidents ! Never use any high pressure or steam cleaners, since this may cause damage (e.g. Electri c parts and paint damage, rust on the bearings, etc). Clean the ebike by hand with warm water, a bicycle cleaning agent and a soft sponge.

Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, since they may dammage the paint. After cleaning, apply bicycle preservation and polishing agents, especially to corrosion susceptible parts. In order to prevent rust, clean your ebike at regular intervals and in particular after exposed to rain or snow, mud or dust.

MAINTENANCE WORK Regular and professional maintenance can ensure optimal and safe use of your ebike. The following inspections should be carried out in order to prevent any potential fail:

WHEELS Rims designed for rim brakes provide a smooth parallel braking surface while rims designed for disc brakes or hub brakes sometimes lack this surface. There should be no traces of dirt on these surfaces especially grease. If any traces of grease or dirt are noticed, clean imediatelly. If during general inspection, the rim wear level indicator is no longer visible, please contact either a bicycle shop or mechanic for immediate replacement. If you notice any nothches or scratches on the parallel surfaces of the rim consult a bicycle shop or mechanic for best repair options. Spin the wheel freely to check the tire sidew alls and rolling surface. The tire must not show signs of uneven wear, lumps, fabric plies, missing or torn pieces. The tire bead must also be checked for irregularities and ensure it stays firmly against the entire rim. Check the inflation pressure with a gauge and inflate if required with a pump. If the inflation preassure is too high release air through the valve. Check the sides of the tire for manufacturer p ressure rating specification

BRAKE SYSTEM In case of hydraulic brakes, check for any leaks by pulling the break lever and inspecting visually the complete system. Spin freely each wheel to check the gap between the brake pads and rim sides (when using rim brakes) or between the fork legs and rim sides (when using disc brakes). The maximum allowed deviation is 1mm. If exceeded, the wheel needs truing.

This process requires experience and special tools and is usually covered by a mechanic or bicycle shop. In case of mechanically actuated disc brakes, the cables must be securely tightened by bolts. Outer and inner cables should not show any damage. Inspect the surface of the rotors for any grooves, deep scratches or other forms of mechanical damage. Replace if advised by a mechanic or bicycle sh op. Lift front wheel and rotate freely to check for rotor warping. Repeat for rear wheel. When rotating freely, the rotor should not rub on the brake pads. CHAIN Check visually the chain links for any damages. With the bicycle in static position, rotate the chain set in reverse to check for any strange noises, clutches, or chain tendency to skip off gear, sprocket or derailed pulleys. Clean the chain periodicall y and apply special chain lube. Do not use any automotive oil, vaselines or any similar products as they quickly help to cluster dust, sand, soil, etc. There are products specifically designed for chain maintenance. Contact a mechanic or bicycle shop for details on chain care. GEARSHIFT Over time, due to functional mechanical components and their complexity, the transmission may suffer from poor align ment or stretching of drive cables. If you experience suspicious noise or malfunction, contact a mechanic or bicycle shop to make the necessary adjustments.

SADDLE AND SEAT POST

Check secure attachment by grabbing the saddle from both ends and try to rotate left and right, and then to move it up and down. If the saddle is attached correctly to the seat post, you should not be able to make it budge. App ly grease on the seat post end to avoid ceasing into the frame.

FORK To check proper operation, lock the front wheel by pulling the front brake lever and compress and decompress the fork for a few times by pushing down the handlebar with your body weight. During this process the fork should not generate noise and compress and decompress easily. If you experience suspicious noise or malfunction, contact a mechanic or bicycle shop for inspection and repairs. HEA DSET Inspect proper operation of headset by holding the front brake on, and gently rock the bicycle back and forth; if your headset is lose you will feel a knocking through the handlebar coming from the lower headset cup. Lift the front of your bicycle off the ground and check if wheel flops from side to side without your hands on the handlebar; if the steering is slow or does not move from side to side is means your headset is too tight. If you suspect any malfunction of the headset, contact a mechanic or bicycle shop for inspection and repairs. LIGHT SYSTEM Check the light system for proper operation and fix urgently any problem. The light system is one of the most important elements for your safety in traffic and must be maintained in perfect working order. If you identify any malfunction of the light system, contact a me chanic or bicycle shop for inspection and repairs. BOLT-ON CONNECTIONS|QUICKCLAMPS|PARTS and ACCESSORIES The bolts and nuts on your bicycle must be checked for tight fit at regular intervals. If these elements are tightened too far, they may break or damage the threaded parts. If not tightened enough they can become loose. Both cases risk accidents, crashes or material damages. Depending on the bicycle model, qui ck clamps can secure the wheel hubs, the folding mechanisms in case of folding bicycles, or seat posts. These quick clamps ensure removal of wheels or adjustment of seat post height, quickly and without specific tools. Check that all clips and clamps are secured properly before use.

The stem should be positioned on the same axis as the front wheel and the handlebar must be parallel with the font hub. The stem and handlebar should never rotate free of the front wheel or up and down. To check secure attachment grab the wheel between your knees and try to rotate the handlebar left or right. If you cannot succeed, the stem and handlebar are properly secured. Componen ts fitted on handlebar such as brake levers, shifters or grips must not move freely or rotate by hand. If you do not have the experience or tools required please contact a mechanic or bicycle shop for assistance. TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

The work listed in the maintenance plan include, where required, cleaning, lubrication and setting of the part or replacement of affected component by wear or damage. Further information on the maintenance work can be found in the previous chapter. We recommend having a mechanic or bicycle shop perform all works needed, to ensure proper operation and safety. Parts maintenance and replacement r equire experience and specific tools.

Brake system x ● ● ● Lighting / reflectors x ●

Steering head bearing x

Saddle / seat post ● ● ● ● Frame x ●

Gearshift ● ● ● ● Chain x ● ● ● Bottom bracket / Pedals x ● ● ● Sprocket set x ● ● ● Other parts / accessories x ● ● ● Lights system x

Screw connector /quick clamp ● Before every ride!

EnglishMAINTENANCE PLAN Warranty may be refused in case of damage caused by noncompliance with the maintenance plan and corresponding maintenance work, improper use, structural modifications or use of components other than iniatially fitted or non-compliant. The following maintenance work has been performed according to the interval of the maintenance plan and the maintenance work description::

The ebike is not considered domestic waste at the end of its service life. Instead, it must be delivered to dropoff points for recycling of electrical and electronic devices. The rechargeable battery must be removed and disposed of separately. The materials are reusable according to their marking. Reuse, recycling or other forms of use of old devices is an important contribution to the protection of the environment. Ask your city administration about the disposal requ irments relevant for you.

Rechargeable batteries must be dispossed off according to the law. As consumer you are obligated to return used and used rechargeable batteries. Ask your city administration about the disposal requirments relevant for you

The packaging material can be partially reused. Dispose of the packaging environmentally compatible and deliver it to recycling points. Dispose of it at a public collection point. Ask your town/municipal administration about the disposal office relevant for you.

Ritzelkassette x ● ● ● Sattel/Sattelstange ● ● ● ● Gestell x ● ● ● Gabel x

FOURCHE AVEC SUSPENSION

Cuvette x ● ● ● Selle/Support selle ● ● ● ● Cadre x ● ● ● Fourche x

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