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E-TOURING Manual
Brose E-bike system
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DE / EN

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  • Page 1 E-TOURING Manual Brose E-bike system DE / EN...
  • Page 2 Important! Read pages 2 to 25 before using the bike Notes on this System Manual Please pay particular attention to the following symbols: Danger This symbol indicates a possible danger to your life and health if the relevant instructions are not followed or if appropriate precautions have not been taken. Caution This symbol warns you of misconduct that may result in damage to property and the environment.
  • Page 3 Table of Contents a) Battery ..............p. 4 - 11 b) Marquardt Comfort Display ........p. 12 - 20 c) Drive Unit ..............p. 21 - 23 d) Warranty ..............p. 24 - 25...

  • Page 4: A) Battery

    fire cannot be excluded. tentional activation of the e-bike system may cause injuries. • Use the battery only with the original Brose e-bike drive system. This is the only way to • Do not open the battery. This may cause a protect the battery from dangerous overloa- short circuit.
  • Page 5 Technical Data of Battery Assembly • Only place the battery on clean surfaces. The Lithium-ion battery AST-09 charging contacts should not be soiled by sand or earth. Nominal voltage (V=) Check the battery before using it for the first time. Nominal capacity (Ah) 13,9 AH Check the battery before charging or using it for...
  • Page 6 Storage of Battery Service & Maintenance If you do not use the battery for a long time (> 3 The battery must not be immersed in water or months), charge it to about 30-60% before. cleaned with a water jet. After 6 months, the charge level should be che- Carefully clean the battery with a slightly damp cked and adjusted if necessary.
  • Page 7 According to the European directive 2012/19/EU, electrical appliances that can no longer be used, and according to the European directive 2006/66/ EC, defective or used batteries must be collec- ted separately and reused in an environmentally friendly manner. Return batteries that can no lon- ger be used to an authorized bicycle dealer.
  • Page 8 Step 1 Insert the key into the lock on the left side and turn it counterclockwise to loosen the cover on the right side. Hold the cover firmly with your other hand to prevent it from falling out. Step 2 Remove the cover on the right side to access the battery.
  • Page 9 Step 3 Use the lever to pull the upper battery cell a little outwards. Step 4 Pull the battery cell by cell up and out of the opening.
  • Page 10 Step 5 To replace the battery, proceed in exactly the opposite order. The battery is automatically connected to the pedelec port by a magnet when fully inserted.
  • Page 11 Step 6 To close, insert the cover with the lower lug and press the upper side against the frame. Turn the key clockwise and to the end and remove the key.

  • Page 12: B) Marquardt Comfort Display

    b) Marquardt Comfort Display Control unit: Marquardt Comfort 1) Overview of the Comfort control unit 2) Mounting the Comfort control unit 3) Operating and display elements 3.1) Operating keys 3.2) Displays of the Comfort control unit 4) Operating 4.1) Switching on and off 4.2) Operation 4.2.1) Headlight 4.2.2) Setting support...
  • Page 13 1) Overview of the Comfort control unit 6. Tighten the hexagon socket screw with the hexagon socket (min. torque 0.3 Nm, max. torque Switch the pedelec on and off at the Comfort 0.5 Nm). control unit. Use the two keys and the joystick to activate and control support from the electric 7.
  • Page 14 3.1) Operating keys 3.2) Displays of the Comfort control unit The keys on the Comfort control unit are used to The displays of the Comfort control unit offer dif- control the functions of the pedelec system. ferent information on different pages. The joy-stick moves sideways to switch between the pages.
  • Page 15 Driver Performance Tour Distance / Average Speed Fig. 3 Comfort Page Driver performance Fig. 7 Comfort Page Tour average speed Shows the current power output by the user to Medium speed. drive the pedelec in watts. This value is transmitted Displays the average speed of the current route.
  • Page 16 The main page shows the current status of the Total Distance running light with the following symbols: Symbol Headlight Headlight off Headlight on Automatic mode on - Headlight off Fig. 10 Comfort Page Total Distance Automatic mode Headlight on Displays the total distance covered by the pedelec. Another page belongs to this display.
  • Page 17 bike. Use the walk assist as a starting aid when Level Description sitting on the bike. In both cases, when activated the walk assist None Normal cycling conditions. Motor inactive. moves the bike. Efficient support for maximum battery range WARNING! Consistent support for long distances with TOUR large battery range...
  • Page 18 The Comfort control unit is only protected against 4.2.4) USB port water and dirt when the rubber protection is closed. The Comfort control unit has a Micro USB AB plug. The USB plug is located in the tip of the de- To prevent damage to the USB port of the control vice above the handlebar and is protected against unit, it is recommended that the USB cable is...
  • Page 19 Error Code Description Solution The battery voltage is too low Charge the battery pack with the battery charger. Switch the system completely off and on again using the T4 The battery voltage is too high key on the control unit. If the problem persists, contact your e-bike dealer.
  • Page 20 Error Code Description Solution Switch the system completely off and on again using the T4 Erroneous motor parameter key on the control unit. If the problem persists, contact your e-bike dealer. Speed signal is not detected Make sure that the spoke magnet is correctly positioned opposite the speed sensor.

  • Page 21: C) Drive Unit

    (e.g. chainring, chainring holder, The Brose e-bike system enables the cyclist to be pedals) may only be exchanged for compo- supported by an electric motor in a Pedal Elect- nents approved by the bicycle manufacturer.
  • Page 22 For service or repairs to the e-bike, please contact an authorized bicycle dealer. Service The drive unit must be inspected by a Brose-certi- fied service center after a service life of 15,000 km. Information on the service center responsible can...
  • Page 23 C79232/C97292 tions: General Brose drive maintenance instructions: Dimensions 213x150x128 mm Your Brose motor is equipped with a toothed belt. Toothed belts are subject to a certain Weight 3.400g degree of wear and tear. It is therefore important that you have the toothed belt repla-...

  • Page 24: D) Warranty

    d) Warranty General warranty and guarantee - adaptations of the products to technical and/ conditions or safety norms or standards which are neces- sary because the product does not comply with We guarantee that the system-integrated compo- the safety norms or standards in the country of nents are free of defects within the warranty peri- useoutside the country of purchase or because od.
  • Page 25 tion of the defect. This guarantee does not affect the respective country-specific legal claims to which the buyer is entitled against his seller in the event of defects, nor the rights to which the buyer is entitled in his coun- try from product liability against the manufacturer or other mandatory legal norms.
  • Page 26 Bristol Bicycles (Jake's Bikes Ltd.) 6A Haymarket Walk Bristol BS1 3LN www.bristolbicycles.co.uk company no. 07449533...