HOMCOM A90-227 Assembly Instruction Manual page 9

FUNCTION
BATTERY
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Follow the steps below to remove the straps.
PROBLEM: it has noise
Try each solution below to see if it solves your problem. If the noise is still there after you've tried these
solutions, contact us so that we can help you solve the problem.
Solution 1: Tighten The Pedals
Make the pedals as tight as possible using a 15mm wrench.
Important! Using the bike with loose pedals will eventually damage the pedal arm threads. If the pedals
ever come loose, you should immediately stop using the bike and apply the pedal threads. See section
below for instructions.
Solution 2: Tighten The Nuts That Attach The Legs
Each leg is attached to the bike using two nuts. You can use a 13mm wrench to tighten these nuts. Be
careful not to over-tighten the nuts.
PROBLEM: THE PEDALS CAME LOOSE WHEN I USE THE BIKE
This can happen if the pedals were not properly tightened when the bike was first assembled.
If this happens you should immediately stop using the bike and apply the pedal threads. See section
below for instructions.
PROBLEM: THE PEDALS WON'T STAY TIGHTENED OR ARE STRIPPED
Using the bike with loose pedals will eventually damage the pedal arm threads. If caught early, applying
the pedal threads will solve the problem. See section below for instructions.
If the threads are too damaged, the pedal won't stay tightened even with applied.
In this case you can contact us about replacing the pedal arm. If the bike is under warranty we will
replace the first pedal arm for free. Important! Once the pedal arm has been replaced, you should
apply the threads of both pedals. This will eliminate the chance of this happening again
SCAN
TIME
SPEED
DIST
RPM
CAL
WHEN I PEDAL IT
6S
0:00-99:59(M :S)
0~99.99KM(MILE/H)
0~999.9KM(MILE)
0~999(R/S)
0~999.9Kcal
SIZE-AAA 2PCS
0~40℃(32℉-104℉)
-10~60℃((14℉-168℉)
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