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Summary of Contents for Witt E-900 Lady
- Page 1 User manual Witt E-Bikes / UK E-900 Lady & E-900 Gent...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Before first use ................... 4 Purchase ..................... 8 Traffic laws and regulations ............... 9 Safety checklist..................11 Troubleshooting ..................12 Safe bike ride .................... 13 Transportation ..................13 Maintenance .................... 14 Cleaning and storage................15 Introduction ..................... 16 Technical data .................. -
Page 4: Before First Use
Before first use • Read the operating and installation instructions carefully before using the eBike. They contain important information on safety, installation, use and maintenance. This prevents both personal injury and damage to the eBike. • Keep these instructions in a safe place and pass them on to any future owner. - Page 5 • Do not attempt to disassemble or modify this device. Maintenance and/or repair work must be carried out by professionals only. If the safety warnings are not followed, warranty, performance and product liability claims will be invalidated. Only use the AC power cord supplied with the charger or recommended •...
- Page 6 Important! Charge the eBike at least once a month, even when not used • for long periods. This protects the battery and extends its life. • Never touch the battery contact points with wet hands and never attempt to short-circuit the battery using tools. Risk of personal and/or product damages.
- Page 7 E-Bikes with electric motors (electric bikes) are designed to be used on good surfaces and roads, and they are not suitable for off-road terrain. The maximum capacity of eBike is 120 kg including cyclist and bags. Usage When accelerated, the user must use his/her own muscle power. This is essential when much energy is required.
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Page 8: Purchase
Purchase Please note the following: Your bike is ready for use and has been controlled by a professional. • • The dealer informed you about the bike's functions and the safety features. Always ask for the original instructions when dealing with complicated •... -
Page 9: Traffic Laws And Regulations
Traffic laws and regulations Traffic regulations and laws dictate the following: Lights: Between sunset and sunrise, you must have and use one white light pointing straight forward and one red one pointing straight back. Reflectors: Your bike must have at least one red rear reflector and four amber pedal reflectors. - Page 10 have an advanced stop line for cyclists where you can wait ahead of other traffic. Do not pass between the curb and a bus when the bus is in a bus station. • You must not carry a passenger unless your bike has been built or •...
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Page 11: Safety Checklist
Safety checklist Troubleshooting for this section can be found in the section "Troubleshooting" Squeeze the brake levers using all your arm power - the handles should • not touch the handlebar. Squeeze the brake levers and pull the bike forward - the brake pads must •... -
Page 12: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Maintenance performed by unqualified technicians can result in serious accidents: The brake lever screw can be used to adjust the distance between the • handles and the handlebar. Brake adjustments should be performed by an expert. • Normally the handlebar can be tightened using a screw that is in the •... -
Page 13: Safe Bike Ride
Safe bike ride Only use the bike if you are healthy and in good shape. • • Do not use the bike if you are affected by alcohol, drugs or medication. • The bike should be adjusted according to your weight. Practice cycling, braking, shifting gears and turning safely before riding in •... -
Page 14: Maintenance
Maintenance Every bike should be checked by an expert at least once a year. This to • find eventual hidden defects such as micro-damage to the frame or handlebars, broken brake cables, broken tyre rims, worn brake pads, etc. Use only suitable and original spare parts - pay attention to the •... -
Page 15: Cleaning And Storage
Cleaning and storage Cleaning Regularly clean your bike - this is also the best way to find eventual • damages on the bike. Bicycles should not be cleaned with a pressure washer, with steam or • water jets. These cleaning methods can push sand grains and moisture into the bearings and cables, thereby damaging the bicycle. -
Page 16: Introduction
Introduction Thank you for choosing to buy our eBike. The electric bike is designed to make cycling and transportation easier and funnier. We have combined the best materials within motor vehicles and bicycles. Your new eBike is built with you in mind with emphasis on an easy ride and maintenance. -
Page 17: Technical Data
Technical data eBike / Battery Weight 21 – 25,5 kg Max speed <25 km/h Max capacity <120 kg Driving distance per charge 50 km* * Standard conditions: New battery, average temperature (25 °C), plain and dry road, no wind. Charger Charging time 4 –... -
Page 18: Features
Features Our 3D design follows ergonomic principles. Technology and materials guarantee the best riding abilities. The unique design has been carefully selected, along with our quality components to provide a safe and optimum ride. Our lithium battery is eco-friendly and up-to-date securing more energy. The bicycle frame is made of aluminum, which is lighter than steel and extremely durable. -
Page 19: Distances
Distances Driving distances (fully charged): 60-100 km at standard conditions • Weight of eBike < 25 kg: Load < 120 kg • Consumption per. battery charge: <0.5 km/h • Display Battery capacity Front and rear lights and background light Total distance Odometer 1. -
Page 20: Riding/Parking
Riding Accelerate slowly after starting. This saves battery capacity. Increase • driving speed by using your own muscle power. Especially when starting and riding in terrain. If the battery is not charged, the automatic safety function shows "low • voltage" in the display. Recharge the battery immediately. The electric assist stops automatically if the speed exceeds 25 km/h. -
Page 21: Ebike Settings
eBike settings * Note: The images are for guidance only and may vary from the physical product Tighten the guide fittings by tightening the Allen key. Tighten the bolts according to the drawings and be sure to follow the order: 1-2-3. -
Page 22: Charge Instruction
Charge instruction The battery must be off during charging. Press and hold the on/off button until the light in the battery indicator turns off. Charging should be done under supervision. Charge the battery after riding the bike. It is not recommended to wait until later, as it can reduce battery capacity and lifetime. -
Page 23: How To Demount The Battery
Increasing the battery capacity The battery performance depends on various factors that also determine • its capacity. • Fully charge the battery before long trips. • Riding through terrain requires more energy. Frequent change in speed uses more energy. • The more weight on the bike, the more energy is required. -
Page 24: Charging
Charging Remove the battery before charging. Begin by turning off the battery using the on/off button. Turn the key to unlock the battery. Pull/tilt the battery free of the frame. See page 24 for further instructions regarding demounting the battery. Place the charger and battery on an even surface. -
Page 25: Battery And Charger Safety
Battery and charger safety Your eBike is equipped with a lithium battery. Never charge the battery with a non-suitable charger. When using such a charger, the battery may overheat or in worst-case cause fire or explode. If the battery charger is damaged or lost, ask for a new charger from your local dealer. -
Page 26: Important
• Charge the battery at least 2 hours per month. The manufacturer/distributor cannot be held liable unless this is followed, and the warranty does not cover. • Never charge the battery with different chargers. • Prevent liquids or metal objects to enter the charger. Never use the battery charger near oil, dust, dirt or steam. -
Page 27: Service Instruction
Service instruction It is strongly advised not to overload the eBike. • • Always remember to help the system by using your own muscle power and thereby preventing the electrical system from overheating. Always accelerate by using as much of your own muscle power as •... -
Page 28: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting The battery flashes with a red diode Fully charge the battery. • No power at all Fully charge the battery. • Check that the battery is properly • installed. Contact the store where the eBike was • purchased. Power on the bike but no help from the motor Fully charge the battery. -
Page 29: Warranty
Warranty A two-year warranty on manufacture and material defects is granted on your new appliance valid from the documented purchase date. The warranty includes materials, labour and transport. When contacting service please state the appliance model and serial number. 2 years on the frame •... - Page 30 The warranty does not cover: A battery that loses its capacity because it has not been used for long • periods, damages or failures arising from accidents, indecent use, negligence or damages that is obviously caused by an external person. Indirect damages as well as direct and indirect expenses, such as: •...
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