MODMO SAIGON User Manual page 14

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MAINTENANCE
3.1. List of consumable parts, not covered by
warranty.
• Battery capacity. (Functionality of the battery is
covered under warranty. However, there is no warranty
on the retained capacity levels of a lithium-ion battery as
it's chemical composition will naturally degrade with use)
• Tires and tubes
• Brake pads, brake discs and hydraulic oil
• Belts and sprockets
• Bearings & seals (wheels, headset, pistons, bottom
bracket, etc)
• Gear Cables & cable housing
• Lubricants
• Handlebar grips
• Paint and all surfaces
Precise explanations regarding the wears of some parts can
be found in the following sections. For most parts, the war is
due to friction.
3.2. Recommended maintenance intervals
The maintenance needs of your bike depend on its use. As a
guide, we suggest maintenance after every 500km of use or
once per year. For any issues regarding the maintenance of
your bike, please refer to your local Modmo Service Provider.
General Maintenance Check List:
• Bolt check - Ensure each nut/bolt on your bike is set to
the correct torque.
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• Wear condition such as but not limited to cracks, tears
and other forms of damage on the brake pads and
belt/chain, initially after 100 km and then every 1,000
km thereafter.
• Check that all bearings are rotating freely; the headset,
hubs, pedals, bottom bracket, etc.
• Electrical cables are in good condition and have not
been cut or damaged.
• Charging connectors are clean and free from dirt,
debris or corrosion.
3.3. After an accident
If parts of the electrical system (Cables, display, motor,
battery, sensors) are visibly damaged due to an accident,
there is a risk of electric shock
In this case, remove the battery immediately, have
the electric system checked by Modmo Service
Centre, Customer Services or a specialist retailer.
3.4. Battery
Batteries are a consumable component and their capacity
will degrade over time or with extended use. Frequent
charging/discharging will result in a shorter lifespan of the
battery.
During storage/non-use, the following factors will affect the
service life of the battery:
• Storage temperature. Optimal: 5-20 °C. Temperatures
above 30 °C or parking the bike with the battery in
direct sunlight reduce the service life of the battery.
• Charge level. Optimal charge level: 40-60%. Storing the
battery fully charged or flat reduces the service life.