Removing And Installing The Battery - Canyon Pedelec Manual

20 ASSEMBLY FROM THE BIKEGUARD
USING THE CANYON ASSEMBLY PASTE
Lightweight components made of carbon or al-
uminium are particularly susceptible to damage
caused by excessive clamping force. Canyon as-
sembly paste creates extra friction between two
surfaces, allowing the necessary torque value to
be reduced by up to 30 %.
This is especially useful in the clamping areas of
handlebars and stem, steerer tube and stem and
seat post and seat tube, i.e. three areas where
too much clamping force can damage either com-
ponent, causing component failure or voiding the
warranty.
By reducing the clamping force, Canyon assembly
paste prevents the possible destruction of carbon
fibres or of thin-walled components made of alu-
minium. or the cracking of the carbon substruc-
ture.
It also retains its effectiveness in wet conditions
and provides maximum protection against corro-
sion. Canyon assembly paste can be used for all
carbon and aluminium connections. It's ideal for
this purpose, as it does not harden.
Prior to applying Canyon assembly paste, remove
dirt particles and lubricant residues from the sur-
faces to be treated. Apply a thin and even film of
Canyon assembly paste to the cleaned surfaces
using a brush or a chamois.
Mount the components, as specified.
Use the Canyon torque wrench and never exceed
the prescribed maximum torque value.
Remove excessive Canyon assembly paste and re-
seal the small sachet after use.
Make it a rule to use assembly paste on
seat posts to achieve a firm seat of the
seat posts. Changing the height of the seat
post in the frame often leads to a scratching of
the surface. This is normal wear and no reason
for complaint. In the case of height-adjustable
seat posts scratching is not an issue.
REMOVING AND
INSTALLING THE
BATTERY
INTEGRATED BATTERY – REMOVAL
Switch off the system via the on/off button at
the display (Bosch), the remote switch on the top
tube (Shimano) or the power button on the battery
(Fazua).
Hold the battery with one hand to prevent it from
falling out.
Unlock the battery with the key by turning the key
anticlockwise.
Keep your grip on the battery.

REMOVING AND INSTALLING THE BATTERY

You can now fully unlock the battery by press-
ing the button on the top of the battery or on the
frame (Fazua).
Carefully tilt the battery downward and take it out
of the bottom holder in the down tube.
In some models (e.g. Precede:ON), the battery is
removed by moving it upward. However, the pro-
cess is essentially the same.
INTEGRATED BATTERY – INSTALLATION
Carefully place the battery at the bottom holder in
the down tube, i.e. in the area of the contacts.
Tilt the battery toward the down tube and push it
into the holder at the top until you hear it click in.
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