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- Page 1 bicicletas eléctricas vélos électriques Elektrofahrräder bici elettriche electric bikes Gebrauchs - und Wartungsanleitung notice d'utilisation et d'entretien libretto uso e manutenzione manual del usuario user manual...
- Page 2 The constant evolution in the design, aimed to guarantee the safety and quality standards of Askoll vehicles, may result in the fact that some information contained in this Use and Maintenance Handbook can be different from the vehicle in your possession. We are therefore confident that you will understand that the data,...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
INDEX INDEX INDEX GENERAL INFORMATIONS SYMBOLS SAFETY IMPORTANT INFORMATION INFORMATION ON PEDAL-ASSIST SYSTEM CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS BICYCLE COMPONENTS OF BIKE eB BICYCLE COMPONENTS OF BIKE eB BICYCLE COMPONENTS OF BIKE eB CONTROL PANEL ON / OFF BUTTON + BUTTON - BUTTON REMAINING BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR ASSISTANCE LEVEL INDICATOR DISPLAYED PARAMETER INDICATOR... - Page 4 INDEX CHECKS BEFORE DEPARTURE SAFE DRIVING USE WITH ENGINE ASSISTANCE Panel power up MOTOR SERVICE mode WALK ASSISTANT Mode SOFT START Mode CONTROL PANEL VISUALIZATIONS Cruising speed screen Total distance screen Partial distance screen Remaining distance screen BATTERY AND RECHARGE BATTERY BATTERY CHARGER CHARGING THE BATTERY...
- Page 5 INDEX ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE ASSEMBLY PEDAL ASSEMBLY CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE SEAT Height adjustment HANDLEBAR Height adjustment Tilt adjustment BRAKES HEADLIGHT WHEELS AND TIRES CHAIN AND TOOTHED WHEELS TRANSMISSION AND AUTOMATIC GEAR SHIFT PERIODIC MAINTENANCE TABLE CLEANING THE VEHICLE VEHICLE INACTIVITY ERROR CODES AND ALARMS ERROR CODES...
- Page 6 INDEX TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND TECHNICAL DATA DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...
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Page 8: General Informations
GENERAL INFORMATIONS GENERAL INFORMATIONS SYMBOLS This manual contains particularly important information that should be read with care. Each signal consists of a different symbol to make clear the content of the text that follows it, and to facilitate the placement of the subjects in the different areas. This symbol indicates situations of particular danger, which could result in death or CAUTION serious injury if not avoided. -
Page 9: Safety Important Information
GENERAL INFORMATIONS SAFETY IMPORTANT INFORMATION It is very important for you to know the electric bicycle. Read and understand this ATTENZIONE manual carefully before first use. This operating manual is part of the electrical bicycle, keep it for future reference. ATTENZIONE The electrical bicycle is not intended to be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities, or lack of experience or knowledge, unless a person... -
Page 10: Information On Pedal-Assist System
GENERAL INFORMATIONS INFORMATION ON PEDAL-ASSIST SYSTEM bicycles are equipped with a brushless electric motor, which is activated for assisted pedalling, reducing in this way the effort from the user. The engine comes into operation immediately after you start riding and interrupts its action as soon as you stop acting on the pedals. The maximum speed reached with the help of assisted pedalling is 25 Km/h. -
Page 11: Controls And Instruments
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS BICYCLE COMPONENTS OF BIKE eB A. Control Panel F. Rear brake lever K. Electric engine B. Battery lock G. Front brake L. Rack (optional) C. Headlight H. Rear brake M. Seat lock and adjustment D. Tail light I. -
Page 12: Bicycle Components Of Bike Eb
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS BICYCLE COMPONENTS OF BIKE eB A. Control Panel F. Rear brake K. Headlight B. Battery lock G. Front brake L. Front brake lever C. Seat lock and adjustment H. Electric engine M. Rear brake lever D. Tail light I. -
Page 13: Bicycle Components Of Bike Eb
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS BICYCLE COMPONENTS OF BIKE eB A. Control Panel H. Rear brake O. Bell B. Battery lock I. Battery P. Motor anti rotation washers C. Headlight J. Automatic gear Q. adjustable handlebar connection D. Tail light K. Electric engine R. -
Page 14: Control Panel
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS CONTROL PANEL Km/trip Km/h T. On-Off button U. + button V. - button W. Remaining battery charge indicator X. Assistance level indicator Y. Displayed parameter indicator... -
Page 15: On / Off Button
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ON / OFF BUTTON Turns on the control panel, once on press to scroll the different functions. Keep pressed to turn panel off. For function description of buttons, see “USE” chapter. + BUTTON Increases engine assistance level. Activates walk assistant mode. -
Page 16: Remaining Battery Charge Indicator
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS REMAINING BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR It indicates the percentage of remaining battery power before recharge is needed. For charging process description, see “USE” chapter. Km/h ASSISTANCE LEVEL INDICATOR It indicates the level of motor assistance selectable between 0 (no assistance) and 4 (highest level of assistance). -
Page 17: Lh Front Brake Lever
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS LH FRONT BRAKE LEVER Lever operating front v-brake. For brake adjustment, see chapter “ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE”. RH REAR BRAKE LEVER Lever operating rear v-brake. For brake adjustment, see chapter “ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE”. BELL Mechanical bell. -
Page 18: Checks Before Departure
CHECKS BEFORE DEPARTURE Before using the electrical bike, it is always good practice to carry out certain controls: • check battery charge, • make sure battery pack is well installed on support bracket, • check lights correct operation, • check brake levers correct operation and become familiar with the braking action, •... -
Page 19: Use With Engine Assistance
USE WITH ENGINE ASSISTANCE Panel power up Pressing the button for about two seconds, it is possible to turn on the control panel, once on press the button briefly to scroll through the menu. To turn off the panel hold the button pressed for about two seconds. -
Page 20: Motor Service Mode
MOTOR SERVICE mode With the display on, pressing the buttons you can select the desired motor service level ranging from 1 (minimum service level) to 4 (highest service level). When the minimum battery percentage value is reached, the system switches automatically to ECO Km/h mode from service 4 or 3 to 2. -
Page 21: Soft Start Mode
SOFT START Mode This mode provides the necessary help for starts in difficult conditions, such as small climbs. To activate it, the user must be sitting on the seat and the level of engine assistance must be on any level other than 0. -
Page 22: Control Panel Visualizations
CONTROL PANEL VISUALIZATIONS Through the display you can see different information, to select press the button until the desired screen: Cruising speed screen This screen displays the speed in km / h at which you are travelling. Km/h Total distance screen This screen displays the total distance covered in kilometres. -
Page 23: Partial Distance Screen
Partial distance screen This screen displays the partial distance covered in kilometres. It is possible to reset this value by holding down the button while viewing this screen. Km/trip Remaining distance screen This screen displays the distance remaining in kilometres. This value is related to the level of power remaining in the battery and changes according to different conditions of use. -
Page 24: Battery And Recharge
BATTERY AND RECHARGE BATTERY The vehicle is equipped with a lithium-ion battery (model TVC101) placed in front of the outer steering tube. Weight of single battery: 2.6 kg. Operating temperature: in operation from -20° to 45°. All low-temperature batteries can show a reduced autonomy. - Page 25 BATTERY AND RECHARGE Respecting the environment, at the end of their life cycle, batteries must be collected and disposed of according to law. Fire hazard Do not disassemble or brake the battery. As a result of an accident with serious mechanical damage to the battery, there could be short circuits within the battery itself and it may catch fire.
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Page 26: Battery Charger
BATTERY AND RECHARGE BATTERY CHARGER The battery can be recharged only removing it from the bicycle and installing it on the specific charger supplied (mod. TVC201). The charger must be connected to the 220V 50Hz mains using the supplied cable. The charger is not intended to be used by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities, or lack of experience or knowledge, unless a person responsible CAUTION... - Page 27 BATTERY AND RECHARGE Risk of electric shock. • Connect the device to a power supply network protected by a differential switch with a sensitivity not exceeding 30mA. • The electrical connection of the device must comply with the details on it electrical data label.
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Page 28: Charging The Battery
BATTERY AND RECHARGE CHARGING THE BATTERY Removing the battery support Insert the key into the ignition on the battery holder. Turn it to the left and bring it to vertical position. Firmly grasp the handle at the top of the battery and turn it upwards. -
Page 29: Battery Installation On Charger
BATTERY AND RECHARGE Battery installation on charger Place the charger firmly on a flat and heat resistant surface. With battery charger powered install the battery on it, install the battery on the charger inserting first tooth at the bottom of the battery in the corresponding slot on the charger. - Page 30 BATTERY AND RECHARGE At this point, you can cycle through the type of charging mode by pressing MODE. There are three different charging modes: MAINTENANCE (50% charge): This mode is indicated for long periods of battery inactivity. To select this mode, press MODE until the flashing lights up to 50%.
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Page 31: Battery Autonomy
BATTERY AND RECHARGE TOTAL CHARGE: This mode allows for greater autonomy since the battery is fully charged. To select this mode, press MODE until the flashing lights up to 100%. Frequently using this mode, the battery will have a shorter life cycle than LONG LIFE charge. At the end of recharge, all warning lights corresponding to the level chosen will remain on, unplug the power plug of the charger and then remove the charged... -
Page 32: Installation On The Holder
BATTERY AND RECHARGE Installation on the holder Firmly grasp the handle at the top of the battery. Place the external lower side of the battery on the holder. Set the battery permanently on its holder making sure it is in the right position, i.e. contact surfaces between the two elements fit together. -
Page 33: Electric Motor
Do not open the electric motor in any case. The motor is maintenance-free and must be re- paired only by qualified Askoll personnel using original spare parts. WARNING The unauthorized opening of the motor will invalidate the warranty. -
Page 34: Pedal Assembly
If you are not familiar with the use of mechanical tools and / or with the basic procedures of mechanical maintenance, please contact your Askoll dealer or a qualified mechanic. The following procedures are useful both for the assembly as for the adjustment of the main components for a safe and comfortable use of the bicycle. -
Page 35: Controls, Adjustments And Maintenance
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE To maintain your electric bicycle working efficiently, you must make periodic controls on mechanical parts subject to wear and carry out maintenance if necessary. SEAT Height adjustment The various bicycle models may have different seatpost tube fastening terminals. -
Page 36: Handlebar
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE HANDLEBAR Periodically check that all adjustment nuts are tightened and that the handlebar is properly aligned with the front wheel. Height adjustment Loosen the fixing screw of the handlebar stem to the steering seatpost. Adjust the height of the handlebar depending on your preference by sliding the tube inside the seatpost. -
Page 37: Brakes
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE BRAKES Brake pads are subject to wear, frequently check and have them replaced by an authorized workshop before they are completely consumed. Check levers free travel, in case you need to adjust it act on the adjusting ring nuts at the ends of the handlebar: turn them clockwise to decrease travel and braking will be more efficient,... -
Page 38: Headlight
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE HEADLIGHT The headlight is connected to the control panel through a ball joint. Loosen the screw under the control panel, orient it to the new position and tighten the screw. WHEELS AND TIRES Periodically check tire wear and inflation pressure: 5-6 Bar front and rear (or value on tire shoulder). -
Page 39: Transmission And Automatic Gear Shift
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE TRANSMISSION AND AUTOMATIC GEAR SHIFT The bicycles Askoll eB are fitted with maintenance-free automatic gear shift at the rear hub. Model eB They are fitted with 2 speed automatic gear shift model SRAM Model eB... -
Page 40: Periodic Maintenance Table
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE PERIODIC MAINTENANCE TABLE C: check; P: clean; R: adjust; L: lubricate; S: replace 1 Year Maintenance items 3 Months 6 Months 2 Years 1000 Km. Frame Fork Tires Brakes and levers Cables and sheaths Chain C/P/R C/P/L C/P/L... -
Page 41: Cleaning The Vehicle
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE CLEANING THE VEHICLE To avoid oxidation, wash the bike every time it is used in extreme weather conditions or roads sprinkled with salt or de-icing products, conditions of air pollution such as cities, industrial zones, areas of high salinity or moisture in the atmosphere such as maritime areas. -
Page 42: Vehicle Inactivity
ASSEMBLY, CONTROLS, ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE VEHICLE INACTIVITY In preparation for a long period of inactivity it is advisable to: • make a general clean up of the bicycle, • store in a covered place, • cover the bike with a canvas. -
Page 43: Error Codes And Alarms
ERROR CODES AND ALARMS ERROR CODES Battery malfunction: the system detects a failure on the battery pack. It is advisable to take the battery to an authorised workshop. Inverter failure: the system detects a failure on the inverter board. It is advisable to take the bike to an authorised workshop. -
Page 44: Alarm Codes
ERROR CODES AND ALARMS Speed reading sensor failure: the system detects that displayed vehicle speed is not reliable. Verify correct sensor housing on the fork. If necessary, take the vehicle to an authorised workshop. Operation security of the vehicle is not compromised. ALARM CODES Battery overtemperature:... -
Page 45: Dimensions And Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND TECHNICAL DATA NAME AND MODEL LENGTH 1770 mm 1840 mm 1840 mm WIDTH 655 mm 670 mm 670 mm WHEELBASE HEIGHT 1095 mm 1134 mm 1134 mm HEIGHT 1130 mm 1150 mm 1150 mm FRAME TYPE DUTCH DUTCH MEN’S FORK TYPE... -
Page 46: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS AND TECHNICAL DATA NAME AND MODEL LENGTH 1770 mm 1840 mm WIDTH 655 mm 670 mm WHEELBASE HEIGHT 1095 mm 1134 mm HEIGHT 1130 mm 1150 mm FRAME TYPE DUTCH FORK TYPE WITH SUSPENSION HANDLEBAR CONNECTION ADJUSTABLE SEATPOST TUBE AMORTISED BRAKES... -
Page 47: Declaration Of Conformity
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The undersigned name: Elio Marioni legal representative of the manufacturer: Askoll EVA Srl address: Via Industria, 30 36031 DUEVILLE VI – Italy herewith declares that the product description: EPAC model: TE101 serial number: see label on this manual... - Page 48 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The undersigned name: Elio Marioni legal representative of the manufacturer: Askoll EVA Srl address: Via Industria, 30 36031 DUEVILLE VI – Italy herewith declares that the product description: EPAC battery charger model: TVC201 is in conformity with the provisions of the following Directives...
- Page 49 NOTES...
- Page 50 Askoll EVA Via Industria, 30 36031 Dueville (VI) Italia Tel. 0444 930260 www.mobility.askoll.com E1599700...