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Page 1: User Manual
P a g e USER MANUAL BOLT Unit 2 - #2 Caulson Close Maribyrnong 3032 Melbourne, Victoria Australia 1800 MY RILU info@rilu-e-bike.com.au Rev.05072019.B20-UM 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Riding Range Page Weight Page Product Summary Page General Usage Summary Page Display Turning BOLT(ON & OFF) Page LCD will not power on? Page Default Motor Assistance Level Page Turn “ON” LCD Backlight & Bike Lights Page PAS Level Settings... - Page 3 Battery – Charger Warnings Page Battery – Charging Error Page Sensors Pedal Sensor – No Motor Power Page Diagnosing – Faulty PAS Sensor Page Replacing – Faulty PAS Sensor Page Warranty Service Logbook Page Parts Warranty Page 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au...
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Page 4: Product Description
Throttle: Thumb Start (6Kmh – Easy Start) Display: LCD / 5 Modes (Motor Power ) Battery: 36 V / 14AH (Lithium Ion) Charger: 36V / 2A (Smart charger) Lights: Front & Rear (Front eBike battery power) 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 5: Riding Range
Riding Range & Charge Time Range depending on: Rider, terrain, weather & Assist level. 40Km – 100km Battery charge time is 5-6 hours Weight 20.5 Kg (Bike) net weight ~24 Kg (Battery Installed) BOLT Rated Load weight is 120Kg 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 6: Product Summary
P a g e Product Summary Congratulation on your purchase of a RILU BOLT electric bicycle. Your new electric bicycle has two different ways of activating motor power. Easy Start Throttle Located on the left hand side of the handlebar is a thumb triggered throttle which enables you to control the speed of the motor up to 6km/h without the need for pedalling. -
Page 7: General Usage Summary
P a g e General Usage Summary RILU recommends you first ride the bike without using any electrical assistance to familiarize yourself with the mechanical gearing and braking system of your BOLT. 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 8: Turning Bolt(On & Off)
P a g e Turning BOLT(ON & OFF) Hold “ M ” Default Motor Assistance Level Ensure ‘PAS 0’ is selected when moving/pushing your BOLT to avoid any sudden unexpected movement. 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 9: Turn "On" Lcd Backlight & Bike Lights
P a g e Turn “ON” LCD Backlight & Bike Lights Hold “ + ” PAS Level Settings Power Easy Start 0 km/h 6 km/h 6 km/h 6 km/h 6 km/h 100% 6 km/h 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 10: Easy Start
For example, when you find yourself stopped at traffic lights in 7 gear you can engage easy start. Easy Start is not a full speed throttle, it is a ‘walk assist’ replacement function that conforms to EN15194 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 11: Display - Error Codes
Error code # Fault CONTROLLER DAMAGED - REPLACE Throttle – Unplug Throttle cable Motor phase – CHECK MOTOR CABLE Motor Hall – CHECK MOTOR CABLE eABS Sensor ON – CHECK BRAKE CABLE DISPLAY COMM ERROR – CHECK CABLES 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 12: Adjusting Stem
P a g e | 12 Adjusting - Stem 0⁰ - +60⁰ Adjustable range Check 5mm Allen-Bolt 18Nm 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 13: Adjusting - Gear Quick Adjustment
It will be easier when the bike is raised off the ground. Electric bicycles are heavier than regular bicycles please ensure your bike stands weight rating meets the 25Kg requirement of your BOLT TURN OFF electric system when working on gearing and breaking to avoid any unexpected motor power. -
Page 14: Gearing Adjustment - Uneven Shifting / Slipping
Gearing Adjustment - Uneven Shifting / Slipping If you experience uneven shifts or slippage in the lower gears, where the chain jumps from gear #2 to gear #3 unintentionally. Try to adjust the derailleur using the following method to improve shifting. 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... - Page 15 P a g e | 15 Gearing Adjustment – Gear #7 Pulley Alignment 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au...
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Page 17: Motor – Service Notes
P a g e | 17 Motor - Change Tire Notes Unplug Motor Cable 18mm Spanner Disc Brake Side Gearing Side Motor – Service Notes 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 18: Battery – Safety Notes
P a g e | 18 Battery – Safety Notes Battery – Locking 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 19: Battery – Capacity Bar
There are 4 LED indicating charge state of the battery, hold the button to check the battery capacity, with each LED equating to approximately 25% If only the red LED is illuminated, charge the battery within 24 hours. Battery – Removal 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 20: Battery – Charger Warnings
Ensure charging takes place in a well-ventilated area. DO NOT cover the charger, nor the battery during charging. Battery – Charging Error Battery (RED) & Charger (GREEN) Contact your dealer for support if you experience the above issue (battery not receiving charge) 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 21: Pedal Sensor – No Motor Power
Step 4 - If the motor only works using 6km/h please contact dealer for servicing. Step 5 - If the motor does not turn using either 6km/h walk assist or Level 1 – 5 when pedalling please check motor cable is connected correctly and tightly 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au... -
Page 22: Replacing – Faulty Pas Sensor
P a g e | 22 Replacing - Faulty PAS Sensor Step 1 - Remove the axle bolt using an 8mm Allen key Step 2 - Use a crank puller to remove the crank Step 3 - Remove the pedal... - Page 23 P a g e | 23 Front Light - Faulty Connection If you experience any problems with the front light not working, check the wiring cable as illustrated below 1800 MY RILU www.rilu-e-bike.com.au...
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