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- Page 1 EN - User manual ELOPS 920E...
- Page 3 Only use sport mode for your first kilometres if you are sure that you are able to control your bike. Here is what you need to do to get the most out of your ELOPS 920E power-assisted bike. Electrically assisted bicycles are heavier than classic pushbikes. Without assistance, pedal- ling can be harder.
- Page 4 10 best practices for getting the most out of your electrically-assisted bicycle. 3,5 - 5 bar 2. In order to improve battery life and efficiency, pump 1. You need to pedal to go further the tyres to between 3.5 and 5 bar <...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ................6 Electrically-assisted bike technical features ..............6 General operation of the electrical assistance ..............6 SCREEN AND CONTROL ELEMENTS ............7 Screen data and function ....................7 BATTERY AND CHARGER ................8 Precautions for use ......................9 Installing and removing the battery.................. -
Page 6: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Electrically-assisted bike technical features Rear LED light Battery Screen beam Screen Gear shift aid Front LED light Motor wiring harness Motor Speed sensor + magnet General operation of the electrical assistance The power-assisted bike can be used with or without assistance by pressing the ON/OFF button or altering the mo- des. -
Page 7: Screen And Control Elements
SCREEN AND CONTROL ELEMENTS Screen data and function 1 13 8 Power assistance mode (0-1-2-3): »0» no power assistance. »1» is the default power assistance mode. Each mode corresponds to the maximum assistance speeds set out below: Mode No assistan- +120% as- +190% as- Maximum assistance speeds**... -
Page 8: Battery And Charger
Distance indicator Units: kilometres or miles Lighting indicator: Appears on the screen when the lights are on Five battery levels. When the battery level is low, the indicator starts to flash. Additional battery and system information: Indicates the battery charge level as a percentage www.supportdecathlon.com Setting : Hold the «Lighting»... -
Page 9: Precautions For Use
Precautions for use Do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50°C. +50° < +10°C +10°C / +50°C > +50°C Storage conditions:It is essential to store the battery charged and in a dry, cool place (between +10°C and +25°C), out of sunlight. +10°C +25°C <... - Page 10 Never permit children to play with or handle the battery. Do not immerse in water. Do not clean using a high-pressure washer. Rain resistant. x : 1..500 Your battery can be completely charged and drained 500 times. Hereafter, the capacity and autonomy of the battery is reduced. Always make sure that the battery and charger are compatible.
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Page 11: Installing And Removing The Battery
Installing and removing the battery Insertion: Prior to inserting your battery into its slot, unlock it using the key and check that there are no foreign objects or matter in the battery sheath. Removal: Before removing your battery from its location, unlock with the key and then remove your battery by pulling it up. -
Page 12: Recharging The Battery
Recharging the Battery The LED is red as charging starts. 6h30 Green LED when charging is complete. LED flashes red, charging problem, contact the after-sales service. Maintenance and lifetime (warranty conditions) Do not store the discharged battery to prevent deep discharge that may cause malfunction. -
Page 13: Battery Self-Diagnostic
Battery self-diagnostic 6 months 11% - 20% 21% - 40% 41% - 60% 61% - 80% 81% - 100% Battery recharge is needed urgently <10% Undervoltage protection Temperature protection Short-circuit protection Return your battery to your af - ter-sales service Other protection LED off LED on... -
Page 14: Putting The Battery Into Hibernation Mode
Putting the battery into hibernation mode The battery can be put into hibernation in case of prolonged storage (maxi- mum 1 year). Press for 10 seconds on the button of the battery until the battery LEDs go out. The battery is now in hibernation mode. Charge the battery with its charger at a power socket to awaken it. -
Page 15: Additional Precautions For Use
Additional precautions for use Always carry out maintenance operations in sufficient light. Warning, in the event of wheel removal, you must ensure the direction of rotation of your wheel is correct. Before each use you must make sure that your brakes and electric system are working properly The weight, power, manufacturing year and maximum speed are indicated on your bicycle’s frame. -
Page 16: Maintenance
The bicycle must be parked with its kickstand on flat, stable ground or using a parking device. Please note: This bike is designed for city use. The following uses are inappropriate and should be avoided: Mountain sports - Trekking use Never modify the bike’s components or electrical system! Any change is dangerous and prohibited by law. -
Page 17: Displays Error Code On The Control Screen
Prohibited:cleaning using a high-pressure jet. Not recommended:cleaning under running water. Recommended:cleaning using a damp sponge. The rims are subject to wear which must be checked to ensure they are intact. If the bike or battery suffers a fall, check that your battery is intact. Caution: the watertightness of your battery is no longer guaranteed following a fall. -
Page 18: Contents Of The Commercial Warranty For Your Electrically-Assisted Bike
CONTENTS OF THE COMMERCIAL WARRANTY FOR YOUR ELECTRI- CALLY-ASSISTED BIKE Please ensure that you keep your invoice as proof of purchase. The bicyle has a lifelong guarantee on the structural components (frame, handlebar stem, handlebar and saddle-pillar), 2 years on parts subject to normal wear and tear. - Page 20 < E N L > F or more information on use, maintenance, after-sales services or in case of questions, visit DECATHLON’s support website: www.supportdecathlon.com or visit a DECATHLON store.< / E N L >...