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Page 1 EMMO E-MINI C EMMO E-MINI C OWNER'S MANUAL...
Page 2 Preface An Important Message From EMMO Thank you for choosing EMMO. Congratulations on your purchase of a new E-Mini C. This document is intended as a short introduction to your new e-bike. It contains essential safety, performance and ser- vice information. Please read and understand this manual fully before assembling and riding your bike. Be sure to watch the offical Emmo E-Mini C assembly video available at https://emmo.ca/pages/e-bike-assembly-guide.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Content About This Manual �� 5 About EMMO �� 6 Rules and Regulations �� 7 Safety Disclaimer �� 10 Description �� 13 Schematic Diagram �� 13 Side View ......................................13 Handlebar Attachments ..................................14 Display ........................................15 Operation Guide�� 15 Speedometer & Control �� 15 Control Function ....................................17...
Page 4 Adjusting the Seat Height �� 36 Adjusting the Saddle Position �� 37 Battery �� 38 Battery Strength Indicator ..................................39 USB Port .......................................40 Fuse ........................................41 Battery Charging Port with Lid ................................43 Battery Lock ......................................44 Battery Safety Precautions ................................47 Disposal ........................................48 Storage & Maintenance ..................................49 Charger ��...
Page 5 Charging Precautions ..................................55 Gear Shifter�� 56 Throttle �� 57 Adjusting the Suspension Fork �� 58 Adjusting the Handlebar Height �� 59 Folding the Bike �� 60 Cleaning / Lubricating the Chain �� 63 Tire Pressure �� 64 Serial Number �� 66 Riding Guide ��...
Page 6: About This Manual
About This Manual This document is intended as a short introduction to your new e-bike. It contains important safety, performance and service information. Read and understand it along with the information provided during the on-delivery instructions before using the product. Pay special attention to the safety messages as shown here, and keep the manual handy for future reference. WARNING: Warning about a situation that can cause death, serious physical injury and or heavy material damage if one does not obey the safety instructions.
Page 7: About Emmo
Backed by our comprehensive warranty, we ensure riders are confident in the purchase of their Emmo. Emmo believes that a greener future is not only possible, it’s necessary, and we want to do our part to build greener communities by making e-bikes more accessible.
Page 8: Rules And Regulations
Rules and Regulations According to Canada’s Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations ( MVSR ). A qualified e-bike (defined as Power Assist Bicycle) must meet the following requirements: • The e-bike must have operational pedals • Upper wattage limit for the motor is 500W •...
Page 9 Rules and Regulations Useful links: E-Bike Regulations in Ontario: https://www.ontario.ca/page/riding-e-bike E-Bike Regulations in British Columbia: https://www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/civix/document/id/complete/statreg/151_2002 E-Bike Regulations in Alberta: http://www.transportation.alberta.ca/content/doctype45/production/mopedpowerbikes.pdf E-Bike Regulations in Manitoba: https://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/h060e.php E-Bike Regulations in Saskatchewan: https://www.sgi.sk.ca/motorcycle/-/knowledge_base/motorcycle-handbook/power-assisted-bicycles1 E-Bike Regulations in Quebec: https://saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/road-safety/modes-transportation/electric-bike E-Bike Regulations in New Brunswick: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.200814.Motor_Vehicle_Registration.html...
Page 10 E-Bike Regulations in Nova Scotia: https://novascotia.ca/just/regulations/regs/mv18786.htm E-Bike Regulations in Prince Edward Island: hhttps://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/transportation-and-infrastructure/power-assisted-bicycles Know and obey all relevant local laws It is your responsibility to research and understand relevant laws where you ride your bike. Such laws may cover required helmets and safety gear, required lights and reflectors, required hand signals, where you can legally ride a bike (bikes and ebikes may have different restrictions), how fast you can go, what (if any) cargo or passengers you can carry, rider age, and more.
Page 11: Safety Disclaimer
Safety Disclaimer This manual contains important safety, performance and service information� Read and understand it along with the information provided during the on-delivery instructions before using the product, and keep it for reference� Ensure that you comprehend all instructions and safety notes/ warnings� WARNING: Ensure the bike fits you properly before use.
Page 12 EMMO. Contact us if you have any question or concern. WARNING: E-Bikes and e-bike parts have strength and integrity limitations.
Page 13 In no event shall EMMO be responsible for any direct, indirect or consequential damages, including without limitation, personal injury, property damage, or economic losses, whether based on contract, warranty, neg-...
Page 14: Description
Description 1. Schematic Diagram a� Side View Rear Rack Chain Battery Seat Cushion Pedal Crank Folding Lever Pedal Front Fender Head Light Front Shocks Taillight Rear Fender Rear Brake Disk Rear Rim With Motor Derailleur Front Rim Front Brake Disk Valve...
Page 15: Handlebar Attachments
Description 1. Schematic Diagram b� Handlebar Attachments Rear Brake Lever Control Button Bell Speedometer Gear Shifter Throttle Front Brake Lever...
Page 16: Display
Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control a� Display AV G MAX SPEED MP H Km/h Trip ODO DST Time Mile...
Page 17 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control a� Display Speed Mode Indicator Average speed, Max Speed, Real-Time Speed. Current Speed Indicates the real-time speed of the bike. Battery Indicator Indicates the current battery strength. The headlight indicator lights up when the headlight is turned on. It remains Headlight Indicator on until the headlight is turned off.
Page 18: Control Function
Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control b� Control Function Up Button Down Button Power Button Power On/Off Hold the Power button for 1 second to turn on the display and controller. To turn off hold the Power button for 1 second. The display will turn off and the e-bike will no longer have power. If no action on the e-bike, the e-bike will power off.
Page 19: Function Summary
Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control c� Function Summary Pedal-Assist Level Selection Press Up/Down button to change the assist level. There are 5 level of assistance by default. 0 level means no assistance at all.
Page 20 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control c� Function Summary How to Change the Speed Mode Once started, the current speed is displayed by default setting. To change the speed type, please press the Power button. You will be able to switch to maximum speed and press the Power button again to av- erage speed.
Page 21 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control c� Function Summary How to Change the Mileage Mode Once started, the distance is displayed by default setting. To change the information displayed, please press the Power button. You will be able to switch to Odometer and press the Power button again to Trip time.
Page 22 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control c� Function Summary Turn ON/OFF Headlight and Taillight Hold the Up button for 1 second, to turn on the headlight and taillight. Hold the Up button for 1 second again to turn off the lights. HEADLIGHT INDICATOR...
Page 23 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control c� Function Summary Walking Mode Hold the Down button for 2 seconds to turn on the walking assistance. The bike will ran automatically at approximately 5km/h. Release the Down button to exit the walking mode menu. WALKING MODE...
Page 24 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control c� Function Summary Battery Strength Indication The 5 bars represent the battery strength. It is suggested that you charge the battery when it is lower than 20%-30%(1-2 bars). If the battery level is extremely low, the battery frame will flash. You must charge the battery immediately to prevent possible damage to the battery.
Page 25: Parameter Setting
Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting When the e-bike is on, double press Power button ( press interval < 0.3 second) can get into parameter setting menu. You can change some parameters in the setting menu. Press Up/Down button to change the detailed setting.
Page 26 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting A. Unit (Kilometer/Mile) The display shows symbol S7, press Up/Down button to change the selection (Km/h or MPH). MP H Km/h UNIT KILOMETER UNIT MILE...
Page 27 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting B. Backlight Brightness The display shows symbol bL1, press Up/Down button to change the selection (1-5).
Page 28 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting C. Auto Off Time The display shows symbol OFF, press Up/Down button to change the selection (1-9). The number indi- cates the delay time in minutes before the display shuts down automatically.
Page 29 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting D. Wheel Diameter The display shows symbol Wd, press Up/Down button to change the selection(16/18/20/22/24/26/70 0C/28). The number indicates the diameter of the wheel (in inch).
Page 30 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting D. Wheel Diameter NOTICE: Entering the wrong values may result in abnormal speeds and mileage readings.
Page 31 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting E. Voltage Setting The display shows symbol bUo, press Up/Down button to change the selection (24V/36V/48V/UbE). UbE means user-defined voltage setting. NOTICE: If you have any questions, please contact your local dealer.
Page 32 Correct password will enter the ad- vanced setting menu. NOTICE: Passwords cannot be reset outside of Advanced Settings. Emmo is not responsible for lost/forgotten pass- words. Please bring your e-bike to the local Emmo technician/contact service@emmo.ca...
Page 33 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting G. Max Current Limit The display shows symbol CUL. The default value is 25A. Press Up/Down button to change the value.
Page 34 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting H. Magnetic Pole number of the Hall Sensor The display shows symbol HAL. The default value is 1. Press Up/Down button to change the value.
Page 35 Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control d� Parameter Setting I. Range of Assistance Level Setting The display shows symbol PAS. Press Up/Down button to change the value (0-3 / 0-5 / 0-9 / UbE).
Page 36: Error Code
Operation Guide 1. Speedometer & Control e� Error Code When something goes wrong with the system, an error code will flash on the display. Check the de- tails on the attached list. The motor will stop working in the event of an error. Only when the error is gone, will the motor work again.
Page 37: Adjusting The Seat Height
Operation Guide 2. Adjusting the Seat Height TENSION MINIMUM ADJUSTING INSERTION OPEN CLOSED • Unlock the seat clamp, loosen the tension adjusting nut. • Adjust the seat height to your preferred position and lock the clamp. • Align the clamp opening with the notch in the seat tube and close the clamp lever fully. •...
Page 38: Adjusting The Saddle Position
Operation Guide 3. Adjusting the Saddle Position LOOSEN TIGHTEN • Loosen the bolt at the bottom. • Adjust the saddle tilt by pressing down on the front or rear of the saddle. • Tighten the bolt to secure the saddle.
Page 39: Battery
Operation Guide 4. Battery Battery Strength Indicator USB Port Fuse With Lid Battery Charging Port With Lid Battery Lock Warnings Do not use or charge the battery under high temperature� Do not short-circuit the postive(+) and negative(-) terminals of the battery� Do not use or charge the battery under hingh temperature�...
Page 40: Battery Strength Indicator
Operation Guide 3. Battery a� Battery Strength Indicator Hold the Power button to see the current battery strength. Full Empty POWER BUTTON...
Page 41: Usb Port
Operation Guide 3. Battery b� USB Port The USB port can be used to power or charge an external device like a smartphone.To access the USB port, lift the cover and use the appropriate cable (not included) for your device to connect it. USB 2�0...
Page 42: Fuse
Operation Guide 3. Battery c� Fuse The e-bike battery fuse is a safety feature that protects the e-bike’s electrical system from damage due to overcurrent or short circuits. It interrupts the flow of electricity when it exceeds a certain level, protecting the battery and other parts from damage and preventing hazards like fire.
Page 43 Operation Guide 3. Battery c� Fuse How to change a battery fuse: • Locate the fuse cover, which is located on the battery. • Use a cross screwdriver to remove the fuse cover. • Carefully remove the old fuse from the cover by gently pulling it out. •...
Page 44: Battery Charging Port With Lid
Operation Guide 3. Battery d� Battery Charging Port with Lid To open the charging port lid, push it and rotate it clockwise.
Page 45: Battery Lock
Operation Guide 3. Battery e� Battery Lock Power On Power Off Battery Lock (push) This is a three-position switch that is located on the battery: • Power On • Power Off • Battery Lock...
Page 46 Operation Guide 3. Battery e� Battery Lock How to Remove the Battery I. Remove the seat post. II. Insert the key and push the key III. Lift the battery up and remove in and turn to unlock position. it carefully.
Page 47 Operation Guide 3. Battery e� Battery Lock How to Insert the Battery I. To reinsert the battery make sure II. Lock the battery. III. Insert the seat post and close the battery goes along the bat- the clamp. tery rail.
Page 48: Battery Safety Precautions
Operation Guide 3. Battery f� Battery Safety Precautions • Be sure to use the original/compatible battery (approved by EMMO). Using batteries from other brands may lead to severe accidents. • Inspect the battery for any damage, leaking, overheating or smoking.
Page 49: Disposal
Used batteries must be treated as hazardous waste. • Batteries must be disposed of in accordance with the the regulations set forth by your local govern- ment/organizations. • service@emmo.ca In case of uncertainty, please contact EMMO customer service department at...
Page 50: Storage & Maintenance
Operation Guide 3. Battery h� Storage & Maintenance • For storage, please disconnect the battery from the bike and charge the battery on a regular basis (at least once a month). • Battery packs and chargers need to be stored in a clean, dry, well ventilated place, avoid contact with corrosive material, and keep them away from heat and fire.
Page 51: Charger
Operation Guide 5. Charger Charging Indicator Charger Specification Label Power Cord Socket Power Cord Charging Plug...
Page 52: Charging Indicator
Operation Guide 4. Charger a� Charging Indicator Charging Indicator Explanation: • During normal charging, red light stays on. • The indicator will turn green when the battery is fully charged. NOTICE: If the charger gets warm during regular use, this is normal and is no cause for concern.
Page 53: Charger Specification Label
Operation Guide 4. Charger b� Charger Specification Label...
Page 54: Power Cord Socket
Operation Guide 4. Charger c� Power Cord Socket d� Power Cord Connecting the charger: • Plug d of the power cable into the device socket c on the charger. WARNING: You MUST NOT plug the power cord directly to the bike/battery. High voltage may damage the bike/ battery and cause severe iniury.
Page 55: Charger Plug
Operation Guide 4. Charger e� Charger Plug How to charge: • The charging port is located on the battery. (Refer to “Battery Charge Port with Lid“on Page 43.) • Open the charging port lid and plug in the charger. • Plug the charger into a regular 110V wall outlet.
Page 56: Charging Precautions
Charging Precautions WARNING: • You must use the compatible charger (approved by EMMO) to charge the battery. • DO NOT submerge or allow the charger to become submerged in water or any liquid. • DO NOT use the charger if the cord becomes frayed, has exposed solution or wires or shows any damage.
Page 57: Gear Shifter
Operation Guide 6. Gear Shifter Pushing the upper lever to raise the gear (smaller numbers). Pushing the button to lower the gear (bigger numbers).
Page 58: Throttle
Operation Guide 7. Throttle Gently pushing the throttle lever downwards to accelerate. WARNING: DO NOT press the throttle if you are not ready to ride.
Page 59: Adjusting The Suspension Fork
Operation Guide 8. Adjusting the Suspension Fork The suspension fork can move up and down to cushion bumps, which can make riding on a rough road or trail smoother and more comfortable. • Locking the fork creates a rigid fork fork, which can yield higher efficiency while pedaling and a more predictable ride depending on conditions such as terrain and cargo load.
Page 60: Adjusting The Handlebar Height
Operation Guide 9. Adjusting the Handlebar Height TENSION ADJUSTING OPEN MINIMUM INSERTION CLOSED • Unlock the handlebar clamp, loosen the tension adjusting nut. • Adjust the handlebar height to your preferred position and lock the clamp. • Align the clamp opening with the notch in the handlebar tube and close the clamp lever fully. •...
Page 61: Folding The Bike
Operation Guide 10. Folding the Bike I. Adjust the handlebar height to II. Lift up the locking nut to unlock III. Pull the clamp lever down. the lowest level. the clamp lever. WARNING: Use caution to keep fingers, clothing, and other objects away from the folding mechanisms and potential pinch points on your bike.
Page 62 Operation Guide 10. Folding the Bike IV. Fold the handlebar down. V. Locate the folding lock of the main VI. Open the clamp to unlock the frame. frame. Open the clamp lock. Fold the main frame in half. WARNING: Use caution to keep fingers, clothing, and other objects away from the folding mechanisms and potential pinch points on your bike.
Page 63 Operation Guide 10. Folding the Bike VII. Fold the main frame in half. VIII. Properly folded. WARNING: Please make sure all clamps and adjustment areas are locked properly before riding.
Page 64: Cleaning / Lubricating The Chain
Operation Guide 11. Cleaning / Lubricating the Chain How to Clean the Chain: • Put the bike on a service stand or lean the bike on the kick/side stand. Make sure the back wheel is off the ground. • Locate the chain on the right side of the bike, near the rear wheel hub. •...
Page 65: Tire Pressure
Operation Guide 12. Tire Pressure It is recommended to check the tire pressure on a regular basis to keep things at their best working conditions. 30 PSI I. Locate the valve on the rim. II. Remove the valve cap. III. Use an air pump with gauge to adjust the tire pressure to 30 PSI.
Page 66 Operation Guide 11. Tire Pressure • Riding comfort • Travel distance WARNING: • You MUST inflate the tire to the recommended tire pressure before the first ride. Failure to do so may damage your bike and void your warranty. • DO NOT over-inflate, as this could damage the tire or wheel.
Page 67: Serial Number
Operation Guide 13. Serial Number a� Frame Number FRAME NUMBER Find the Frame Number: • The frame number is engraved on the neck of the frame.
Page 68 Operation Guide 12. Serial Number b� Motor Number Located on the motor. EN140MKM0009 The motor number could be located at the following locations: • Location 1: On the motor cover plate. • Location 2: Behind the sprocket on the motor.
Page 69 Troubleshooting Potential Issues/Errors Most Common Way To Solve Issue Battery not fully seated in tray Install battery correctly Insufficient battery power Need to recharge/test. Faulty connections Reinstalling or testing battery/wiring. Improper turn on sequence Clean and reconnect connectors Brakes are applied Try restarting the ebike.
Page 70 Troubleshooting Low or faulty battery Check connection, charge or replace battery Low tire pressure Adjust tire pressure Climbing too many hills, strong headwind, Adjust your route or assist with pedals braking, and/or excessive load Brakes rubbing Adjust the brakes Battery discharged for long period of time without regular charges, battery is aged, dam- If range decline persists;...
Page 71 Recommended Torque Values Area Tool Rec� torque Stem clamp bolts 5 mm Allen 10 Nm Stem faceplate bolts 5 mm Allen 6 Nm Stem angle adjustment bolt (side) 5 mm Allen 12 Nm Stem angle adjustment bolt (bottom) 5 mm Allen 15 Nm Handlebar Speedometer clamp bolts...
Page 72 Recommended Torque Values Controller mounting bolts 6 mm Allen 3 Nm tighten Frame Downtube Frame cable cover bolts 2.5 mm Allen securely; do not overtighten Rear axle nuts 18 mm wrench 40 Nm Torque arm bolt 4 mm Allen 5 Nm Rear dropout Derailleur hanger mounting bolt 5 mm Allen...
Page 73 Tools and Torque Values 5 mm Allen and Headlight/front fender mounting bolt 6 Nm 10 mm wrench Accessories Fender mounting bolts (except at headlight) 4 mm Allen 6 Nm Replaceable rear rack mounting bolts 5 mm Allen 6 Nm...
Page 74: Riding Guide
Riding Guide 1. Checking List Before Riding • Whether the handlebar is stable and flexible when turning. • Whether the right and left switches on the handlebar can work properly or not. • Whether the throttle can work properly or not. •...
Page 75: Warranty Policy
Any warranty is extended to the original owner with the original purchase paperwork. This portion does not cover the purchase of parts or the purchase of products sold by Emmo Inc that is not an electric bike, electric scooter ebike, electric motorcycle style ebike, electric mobility scooter, kick-style electric scooter, or ride-on toy.
Page 76 Please consult your Emmo dealer for more details of the parts policies. • Shipping Damage: Emmo Inc will not be held responsible for any lost, stolen, or damaged items due to any delivery services or courier actions� Report any damage to Emmo Inc within 7 days of receiving the part with pictures for any shipping damage and proof of purchase�...
Page 77 • For repairs that are done on items that are not from Emmo Inc, only a 7-day Parts Warranty will be included� Emmo Inc is not responsible for items modified from its intended use or purpose resulting in damage to the ebike or injury to the customer or third party�...
Page 78: E-Bike Registration
E-Bike Registration Once you have purchased an EMMO E-Bike, you can register your vehicle with us to validate your warranty. In order to register your E-Bikes, please follow the steps listed below: 1. Fill out the following form: E-BIKE REGISTRATION...
Page 79 E-Bike Registration Survey: How did you find out about EMMO Inc.? (Please select the options that apply) Returning Customer Family / Friend Passing by Store Kjiji TERA Google Yelp Other 2. Send the information listed above to our email: info@emmo.ca...
Page 80: Contact Us
Contact Us LOCATION EMMO Mississauga EMMO Toronto 1224 Dundas St E, Unit 6 438 Spadina Ave, Unit 2 Mississauga, ON L4Y 2C5 Toronto, ON M5T 2G8 Canada Canada EMMO Vaughan Toronto Service Center 1750 Steeles Avenue West, Unit 15-17 8 Oxford Street...

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