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Summary of Contents for Ridel EKO
- Page 1 USER MANUAL...
- Page 2 Frame Seat Li-ba�ery Tail Light Rear Wheel Motor Rear Reflector Kick Stand Pedal Front Reflector Front Wheel Disc Brake Stem Brake Lever LCD Display Stem Handlebar...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents..................01 Safety Instruc�ons..................02 Riding Op�on..................03 Control Panel ( LCD display )..............04 Brake.......................06 Ba�ery and Charger................07 Ba�ery safety notes................07 Charger func�on.................08 Bicycle Inspec�on..................09 Bicycle Cleaning..................10 Lubrica�on....................10 Riding Rules.....................11 Riding Tips....................11 Warranty....................11... -
Page 4: Safety Instruc�Ons
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Thank you for purchasing e-bike. For safety reasons, it is most important that you read this User Manual BEFORE you operate the bike. Improper handling can reduce its riding performance and most importantly, pose danger to your safety and health! Should you sell this bike please pass this user manual on to the new owner! SYMBOLS Please pay par�cular a�en�on to the informa�on next to one of the symbols shown below as it... -
Page 5: Riding Op�On
- standard load 120 kg - motor type: brushless - output power 250W - rated voltage36 V - ba�ery type Lithium, 36V, 6Ah - controller type brushless hall controller - charger input voltage 100~240 V/AC - charger output voltage 42V - charger output current 2A - charging �me: 4~6h Always pull the the brakes and hold the handlebar firm and straight... - Page 6 pedaling and you don’t have to hold the thro�le in a certain posi�on. Since you have to pedal, the pedal assist mode will generally give you more range when compared to the thro�le mode. The cadence sensor pedal assist systems provide assistance when the cranks of the bike are turning.
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Page 7: Control Panel ( Lcd Display )
CONTROL PANEL ( LCD DISPLAY ) Display content introduc�on 1.1 Voltage state level POWER 1.2 Mul�func�on display area Single mileage DIS and total mileage ODO (unit: mile, KM). 1.3Speed display area... - Page 8 Unit Mp/h, km/h The speed signal is taken from the Holzer signal in the motor and sent to the instrument by the controller. (a single Holzer cycle �me, unit: 1MS) instrument will calculate the real speed according to the wheel diameter and signal data (the number of magne�c steel should be set up by the motor Holzer).
- Page 9 Long press key turn on Enter the display interface 2.1 Turn on and close the lights Long press key turn on the light again long press key close the light 2.2 Power shi� switch Short press Switch 1-5. 1 gear minimum power gear, 5 gear highest power gear.
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Page 10: Brake
BRAKE The brakes on an electric bike are the same as on a normal bike, with one excep�on: most have integrated cutoff switches which kill the motor when ac�vated. These “inhibitor” switches are a safety feature designed to prevent the motor from accidentally engaging and causing injury. If for any reason you need the motor to stop turning, remember to simply squeeze one of the brake levers. -
Page 11: Charger Func�On
over a longer �me period. Therefore, before charging the ba�ery, please let it cool down to room temperature, if necessary. Keep the ba�ery out of reach for children. Never try to open the ba�ery. Apart from this being dangerous all warranty will be void. - Page 12 This charger is specially made for the Lithium ba�ery. The LED light indicates the ba�ery status as shown on the table below: LED light Mode Green The ba�ery is not connected. The ba�er is charging. Green The ba�ery is charged, the charger switches off Open the charger port as the pictures show.
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Page 13: Bicycle Inspec�On
BICYCLE INSPECTION Before riding your bicycle, always do an inspec�on to make sure all parts are adjusted and working properly. The frame and components are designed to be used in a responsible manner on streets, trails, or grassy areas. Our bicycles are not designed for racing, mountain biking, jumping, stunt riding, riding with more than one rider, riding with heavy loads, or any extreme type of riding or nonstandard use and the warranty will not cover any of the above riding types. - Page 14 - The quick release lever should never be �ghtened like a nut. - To �ghten, open the quick release lever, turn the adjus�ng nut clockwise and then close the quick release lever by pushing it in. - If the lever can be easily pushed closed repeat above step un�l it takes a firm push to close it. Wheels and Tires - Spin wheels to make sure they are centered (tracking in a straight line) and do not wobble.
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Page 15: Bicycle Cleaning
BICYCLE CLEANING Cleaning the frame: 1. To remove dirt, wash lightly with a hose. (Never use a pressure washer or take to a car wash as water can penetrate the bearings.) 2. Use warm soapy water and a SOFT brush to finish cleaning. (Never wipe the dirt with a rag as the dirt will scratch your bike’s paint.) 3. -
Page 16: Riding Tips
contact with the driver of the motor vehicle. • Watch for turning and stopping cars. • Watch for opening car doors. • Be especially cau�ous at intersec�ons and driveways. • Watch for hazards - pot holes, sand, curbs, railroad tracks, manhole covers. 3. -
Page 17: Warranty
All warran�es are in effect for the original owner only and are NOT transferable. In order to exercise your rights under this warranty, the Ridel bicycle must be presented to a dealer along with a receipt or other wri�en proof of purchase which includes a serial number. - Page 18 The original owner shall pay all labor charges connected with repair/replacement of parts. This warranty does not cover any transporta�on costs to and from place of repair. Ridel does not authorize or permit anyone, including its dealers, to make any other warran�es, expressed or implied, for Ridel.
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