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- Page 1 27.5” HYBRID COMMUTER ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE (36V 10AH) FS27HCMEBKB...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Safety & Warnings Overview Assembly Operation Cleaning & Care Troubleshooting Notes... -
Page 3: Safety & Warnings
SAFETY & WARNINGS Electric Assisted Bike Regulations The EN 15194 EU standard or EPAC (Electric Power Assisted Cycle) conforms to the following characteristics for electric power assisted bikes: • Motor assistance only starts when the cyclist pedals. • The assistance cuts out as soon as the cyclist stops pedalling. •... - Page 4 • It is recommended that you charge the battery at least every 2 months when the bike is not used; during winter, for example. • This bike can be used in the rain; however, it must not be submerged in water or puddles.
- Page 5 • Never retrofit your bikes with components that are not approved in writing by Kogan. Serious Injury and even death can result in unauthorised retrofitting and it will void your warranty. Cleaning and Maintenance • Use a damp cloth with neutral detergent to clean the bike frame. Do not use any detergents or cleaning liquids liable to deteriorate the frame or components.
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Page 6: Overview
OVERVIEW... - Page 7 Stem Battery button Display Pedal Handlebar & grips Crank set Bell Chain Shifter Motor Brake lever Rear derailleur Head light Wheel reflector Front fork Freewheel Rear brake Spoke Rear disc rotor Wheel reflector Seat clamp Tire & tube Seat post Hub &...
- Page 8 Tools supplied 3mm Allen Key 4mm Allen Key 5mm Allen Key 6mm Allen Key Multifunction & Phillips Head Wrench • Keypad • Kickstand • Brake • Saddle • Pedal length adjustment • Display • Stem • Bell • Handlebar adjustment •...
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Page 9: Assembly
ASSEMBLY Step 1: Getting Started Remove the bike and all accessories from the packaging. DO NOT dispose of the original packaging until assembly is complete. Check packaging thoroughly to ensure all components removed. Before continuing ensure the following pieces are present: Electric bike Front wheel Small box (user guide, tools, pedals, reflectors, quick release &... - Page 10 Step 2: Install the front wheel Ensure the fork is facing forward. Rotate it to ensure it moves freely without binding any of the cables (Figure 1). WARNING: Do not touch the brake rotor. The sharp edges can cause serious injury. Touching the brake rotor or brake pads with bare skin can transfer natural oils to either component, which may decrease braking performance.
- Page 11 To increase the closing force: rotate the adjusting nut clockwise. To decrease the closing force: rotate the adjusting nut counter-clockwise. Closed position Force adjustment Open position Note: Ensure the brake disk rotor is evenly spaced between the brake pads. WARNING: An improperly secured front or rear wheel can cause loss of control, accidents, serious injury or death.
- Page 12 Step 3: Install the handlebar Loosen the steerer clamp bolts and stem binder bolt, rotate the stem tube 180° to make it face forward. Check and align the stem with the front wheel, then tighten the stem binder bolt (Figure 3). Remove the faceplate by releasing the 4 four faceplate bolts.
- Page 13 Step 4: Install the pedals The left and right pedals are clearly marked with an “L” and an “R”. Attach pedal to the crank by gently threading them in by hand. Left pedal is installed in a counter-clockwise direction. Right pedal is installed in a clockwise direction. Taking care not to cross thread the pedals, use the multi-function wrench to torque each pedal to 45 N.m.
- Page 14 Step 5: Install the seat post and front & rear reflectors Loosen the screws on the rear reflector bracket then attach the rear reflector to the seat post. The rear reflector needs to be aligned straight anda facing towards the rear of the bicycle.
- Page 15 Step 6: Install the front reflector Remove the screw on the front reflector bracket. Attach the reflector on the left side of the handlebar and secure it in place using the screw. Step 7: Adjusting the headlight To adjust the headlight angle, use the 5mm Allen Key to loosen the adjustment bolt (Figure 7), adjust the headlight to the desired angle.
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Page 16: Operation
OPERATION Starting the System • Press and hold B for 2 seconds to turn the bike on. • Short pressing B will turn the bike off. • With the bike turned on, press and hold A for 2 seconds to turn the headlight on •... - Page 17 Instrument Display Functions Assist (PAS) level: • Press A to increase the level of assistance by 1. • Press C to decrease the level of assistance by 1. • The highest level is 5. • The default setting for assistance is 0. In this setting there is no assitance from the motor.
- Page 18 Speed mode When the display is on, press and A+B buttons together to switch between the the speed mode that is currently being displayed. • CUR: Current speed • MAX: Maximum speed • AVG: Average speed Battery level indicator 100% WARNING: If there is only one bar left on the display, users should charge the battery as soon as possible.
- Page 19 Settings Press and hold the A + C buttons together to enter the settings menu. In this menu you can adjust the following parameters: • Backlight brightness: 1-3 levels • Milage unit (KM or MILE), • Odometer reset. Short press the B button to switch between the different parameter menus. Backlight brightness While in the settings menu, pressing A or B will adjust level of the backlight: 1: Darkest...
- Page 20 Battery power switch The battery power switch is located at the bottom of the bike frame. Place the the switch in the "—" position to turn the power on. Place the switch in the "O" position to turn the power off. Power switch Charging port Charging the battery...
- Page 21 • While charging, keep it the charger reach of children. Do not place anything on top of the charger whilst in use and prevent any liquids, metal or metal fillings from coming into contact with the charger. • Only charge your battery with the charger supplied. Never charge the batetry using another charger.
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Page 22: Cleaning & Care
CLEANING & CARE Maintenance To keep your bike in optimal condition, it is highly recommended to follow the below maintenance schedule. Maintenance Schedule Each ride Weekly Monthly Yearly Monthly Tire pressure & condition √ Visual inspection √ Brake lever pressure √... - Page 23 Inspect saddle, rails and √ clamp Grease pedal bearings √ Check hub bearings √ Check headset bearings √ (bike mechanic) Check bottom bracket √ bearings (bike mechanic) Replace brake pads √ (bike mechanic) Replace brake cables (if √ necessary) Replace tires (if necessary) √...
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Page 24: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Display error codes: In the event of a malfunction, the instrument display will prompt the user in the form of code and an indicator: Error Code Meaning Troubleshooting • The battery power is low.The fault code disappears after the battery is fully charged. Battery under •... -
Page 25: Faq
Q: Charger does not illuminate while plug in. A: Ensure your power outlet is working. Inspect the charger power cord. Inspect the connectors for dirt or damage. If the charger still does not work, it may need to be repaired or replaced. - Page 26 Q: What speed is my bikes limited to? A: E-bikes are limited to 25 km/h to conform to the road rules of Australia. Once the motor reaches this speed limit, it will stop providing assistance. It is possible to pedal faster than 25 km/h, but you won’t get any assistance from the motor. Once the speed controller recognises that you’re under 25 km/h, the battery management system will again supply power to the main motor.
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Page 27: Notes
NOTES... - Page 30 Need more information? We hope that this user guide has given you the assistance needed for a simple set-up. For the most up-to-date guide for your product, as well as any additional assistance you may require, head online to help.kogan.com...
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