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  • Page 1 . o h w o w c y c l e s . c o m VOLT MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Welcome

    WELCOME Thank you for purchasing an e-bike from OH WOW CYCLES. We are committed to providing you with quality and reliable products. To ensure your safety, and get the most of out of your e-bike, please read this manual carefully before your first ride.
  • Page 4 Please take a moment to record your VOLT’s frame number located at the underside of the bottom bracket (encircled on the image). Write down this number here in the manual incase your VOLT is lost or stolen. It starts with WMAB followed by a numerical sequence that ends with a letter representing production year.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    How to operate your VOLT Folding your VOLT Unfolding your VOLT VOLT Specifications Battery Charging Usage Setting up VOLT for your perfect fit Saddle Handlebar Suspension and Brakes Gears and Pedal-Asisst Before you ride – checklist Maintenance Chain wear, Seatpost,...

  • Page 6: Safety First

    • Low tire pressures can result in damage to the tires and rims. It can shorten the lifespan of your VOLT as well as cut your ride short if you suffer from a flat tire. It can also compromise the handling of your VOLT which can make it more difficult to control.
  • Page 7 • Weather and night time operation can be tricky in inclement, icy or snowy weather and at night. Do take necessary precautions. • Don’t lend your VOLT to anyone who is unfamiliar with it. If you choose to lend your VOLT to anyone, make sure they have also read and fully understand this owner’s manual.
  • Page 8 SAFETY FIRST EU REGULATION Within most EU countries, the VOLT models are configured with: i) a maximum output of 250W, ii) that only assist the rider when pedaling, iii) no throttle function – save for the walking assist function of maximum 6 km/h), iv) only providing assistance to a maximum top speed of 25 km/h;...

  • Page 10: Inside The Volt Box

    If you suspect its contents may be damaged, please contact your local delivery service right away to file a claim. This is key in case you need a full VOLT or part replacement due to damage that has occurred during delivery.
  • Page 11 1. Saddle 2. Seatpost 3. Saddle quick release 4. Rear suspension 5. Disc brake 6. Tire 7. Spoke 8. Motor 9. Free wheel 10. Rear derailleur 11. Chain 12. Handlebar height quick release 13. Pedal 14. Crankset 15. Charging hole (backside) Key / Battery lock 16.

  • Page 12: Assembling Your Volt

    If something appears to be wrongly assembled - even if you have followed the instructions, please contact us before riding your VOLT, or take your VOLT to your local bike shop to have it checked, WARNING: Attach the wheel securely. A loose or detached wheel can cause you to lose control of...
  • Page 13 In addition, be sure to push down on the handlebar to make sure that the handlebar stem quick release is secure. Failure to do so could result in loss of control of your VOLT and could cause you serious injury.
  • Page 14 How to assemble the saddle (seat) & seatpost 1. Remove the seatpost wrapping. 2. Loosen the seat post quick release(3). 3. Insert the seat post(2) to the desired height before securing it in place with the quick release (3). 4. For safety assurance, tighten the saddle bolt to 22Nm with a torque wrench before you ride. WARNING: Do not slide the saddle all the way back on the rails.
  • Page 15 Assembling the pedals 1. Each pedal has an “L” sticker or “R” sticker to indicate the left or right side of the VOLT - as you look at your VOLT from behind. Otherwise, please check the external edge of the pedal body or inside of the pedal axle where the pedal inserts into the crank arm for the imprinted “L”...
  • Page 16 How to adjust frame-folding lever If your folding-frame lever does not strongly snap into place when locked, or is not flush against the frame, you will need to adjust the locking mechanism and/or lever-to-frame distance. Locking mechanism To adjust locking mechanism (perform ONLY if your frame-folding lever does not strongly snap into place when locked or appears to come loose to allow frame to fold): ·...

  • Page 18: Computer Display

    COMPUTER DISPLAY How to operate the COLOR Display Turn on display: Press on/off (I/O) button on top right corner of black remote box Power assist levels: Push + and – on the left side of the remote box to increase/decrease levels Adjust settings: Double tap on “M”...
  • Page 19 COMPUTER DISPLAY How to operate the Original (black/white) display Turn on display: Press on/off button on right side of black remote box Power assist levels: Push + and – on left side of remote box to increase/decrease levels Adjust settings: Hold down + and – buttons simultaneously until menu displays on screen Toggle between settings using + and –...

  • Page 21: How To Operate Your Volt

    To confirm that you are turning in the correct direction, you will see the metal pin protrude from the frame towards the handle. 2. Next swing your leg over the VOLT to get ready to ride, both feet securely on the ground.
  • Page 22 “P” will appear as your assistance level. The “P” stands for parking so you are able to ride at very low speeds with minimal assistance. It also serves as a walk-assist when pushing your VOLT uphill. Note that once you set it to “P” assist, the bike will immediately move forward at a low speed.

  • Page 24: Folding Your Volt

    5. Push the pedals (13) inwards to fold them. WARNING: When folding the VOLT, be careful to always turn the front wheel to the left and do not pinch the cables, as this may damage the cables. Damaged cables can result in loss of control of...

  • Page 25: Unfolding Your Volt

    WARNING: Do not raise the seatpost (2) above the “minimum insert” line clearly printed on the backside of the seatpost (2). Raising the seatpost (2) above the minimum insert line can cause the seatpost to fail, which could in turn result in loss of control of your VOLT and could cause you serious injury.

  • Page 26: Volt Specifications

    VOLT SPECIFICATIONS VOLT X 250 VOLT X 750 Model Number Maximum speed EU: 25km/h US: 15mph EU: 32km/h US: 20mph Weight 31kg/68lb 32kg/70lb Carton weight 44kg/97lb 45kg/99lb SY 48V 250W, brushless motor w/ BafangRG06048V750W, Motor brushless motor w/ freewheel freewheel...
  • Page 27 VOLT SPECIFICATIONS Sensor KDS closed speed sensor w/ waterproof cable Cable unifier Quick zip cable unifier Tires Kenda Gigas 20x4” all-terrain fat tires Inner tubes 20x4” Schrader (auto) valve black Crankset 170mm arms Front wheel 20” M9*13G*36H*100 Aluminium w/ protective rim strip (Spokes: 45# 183/185) Rear wheel 20”12G*36H*100Aluminium w/protective rimstrip(Spokes:45#128/129)

  • Page 28: Battery

    BATTERY The battery (28) is the heart of your VOLT’s main energy source, so be sure to treat it with care at all times. We recommend that youre charge it only with the VOLT charger provided with your VOLT. Battery functions 1.
  • Page 29 (16) in to turn it all the way to the unlocked “loose” position. 2. Remove the key from the battery/frame 3. Open the frame 4. Slide the battery out of the frame, using the small finger hook 5. Close the VOLT’s frame again (17)
  • Page 30 6. When charging multiple batteries/ VOLTs on one charger, you will need to unplug the charger from the wall before attaching it to the next battery/VOLT. This will help the charger register the battery BMS to provide a full charge.
  • Page 31 * Depends on current battery usage level, climate conditions, earlier charging cycles. IMPORTANT: If your VOLT will be kept for a long period in extreme temperatures (below 0oC/32oF or above 35oC/95oF), remove the battery and keep it in a place where the temperature is between 4oC/40oF and 32oC/90oF.
  • Page 32 2. Disconnect the charger from the outlet first, then from the battery. 3. Go ride the VOLT like normal using the pedal assist and throttle (if you have one). 4. It is ok to discharge only part or all of the battery before the next charge is performed.
  • Page 33 When pedaling, try to keep a higher RPM(cadence) to further minimize strain on motor from torque overload. When riding uphill, set it to the lowest (easiest) gear possible and help your VOLT out by putting in at least 60% effort (especially on steep hills).

  • Page 34: Setting Up Volt For Your Perfect Fit

    When walking with the VOLT, if you want to use the walk-assist be sure to turn it to “walk- assist” (18) by pressing the assist level arrow down for more than 3 seconds so you don’t automatically turn the throttle on and make the VOLT start suddenly and cause an accident.
  • Page 36 Handlebar height To adjust height of handlebar (19) to match your comfort and riding style, first loosen the handlebar height quick release (12) located next to the front end of the frame. Adjust handlebar to desired height, making sure to center the handlebar so that it is perpendicular to the frame. Then securely tighten the quick release. Once tight, try to manually move the handlebar from side to side to make sure it is securely in place.
  • Page 37 VOLT and lead to serious injury or death. If you are unsure that you did...
  • Page 38 ·Note which brake lever controls which wheel; left brake lever controls front wheel, right brake lever controls rear wheel. · Be sure to avoid abrupt or strong braking as it can cause you to fall off your VOLT. ·When braking, lean your body weight a bit rearward to counter balance the braking inertia.
  • Page 39 BATTERY USAGE Gears All VOLT bikes come equipped with 8 gears (9). To change gears, simply turn the shifter knob, simply twist the shifter. One click per gear change. The higher the gear, the higher the resistance. Change gears to match your pedaling comfort level.
  • Page 40 To make sure that your hanger is straight, and not bent inward or twisted in any way, stand behind the VOLT and look to see if the hanger is perfectly aligned with the derailleur’s pulley wheels.

  • Page 42: Before You Ride - Checklist

    BEFORE YOU RIDE WARNING: Follow this BEFORE YOU RIDE CHECKLIST each time you use your VOLT. Failure to follow this checklist could lead to an undetected problem that could result in your serious injury or death. • Check that quick release lever (3) for seatpost is tightly fastened. Check that bolt of saddle (1) is tight.

  • Page 43: Maintenance

    And if there remains any uncertainty, it is best to take your VOLT to your local bike shop. Be sure to keep your chain and all moving parts lubed so that they work effectively at all times.

  • Page 44: Hydraulic Brakes

    • This usually occurs because there is not sufficient brake fluid in the braking system. This can be caused by: • A system leak causing fluid to escape. To fix this, please take your VOLT to your local dealer to fix the leak and replace the fluid.

  • Page 46: Replacement Parts

    Any form of crack, scratches, or change of coloring in highly stressed areas indicate that the life of the component has been reached and it should be replaced. Failure to repair or replace worn components could reduce your ability to control your VOLT and could cause you serious injury or death.

  • Page 47: General Tips

    1. It is recommended to take your VOLT for a full tune-up and maintenance check by a bike mechanic on a regular basis, at least once a year. If you ride your VOLT often, take your VOLT in more often.

  • Page 48: Warranty

    These items are warrantied to be free from manufacturer defects in materials and/or workmanship for a period of two years from the date you receive your VOLT. This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear.
  • Page 49 NOT COVER THE COST OF SHIPPING OR INSTALLING THE REPLACEMENT PARTS. • If you believe your VOLT needs service, or are experiencing problems with your VOLT, Oh Wow Cycles encourages you to bring your bike to your nearest electric bike shop for warranty determination and assistance.

  • Page 51: Troubleshooting

    6. If error 25 is on the display, try adjusting the brake sensor sensitivity, consult Oh Wow Cycles HelpDesk for instructions 7. If a throttle was recently installed or it does not work...
  • Page 52 TROUBLESHOOTING Error 21 or 24h pops 1. Inspect all cable connections - including those into up on display the controller, check for cable damage, burnt plastic smells or contamination 2. Restart the bike after letting it cool down 3. Use less throttle and put more effort into the pedals if on hills or loaded down 4.
  • Page 53 3. Charge battery for longer or perform battery cell balance in the battery section 4. Take your VOLT to a bike shop to have it looked over for any issues causing this feeling 5. Consult the Oh Wow Cycle Customer Support 6.
  • Page 54 4. Consult the Oh Wow Cycles HelpDesk on how to adjust them 5. Take your VOLT to a bike shop to have the brakes inspected 6. Contact customer support 1. Check that the rear derailleur hanger is aligned...
  • Page 56 Customer Service: support@ohwowbikes.com Customer Service: support@ohwowbikes.com Sales Inquiries: sales@ohwowbikes.com Sales Inquiries: sales@ohwowbikes.com For a list of OH WOW CYCLES dealers, please refer to our website: For a list of OH WOW CYCLES dealers, please refer to our website: https://ohwowcycles.com/ride-one https://ohwowcycles.com/ride-one...

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