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- Page 1 Supplemental Owner’s Manual Find us online at SunSeeker.Bike Revised 11/2020...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Introduction ................2 2. Specifications ................. 2 3. Reference Views ..............3 4. Assembly Reference .............. 4 5. Assembly Guide ..............5-13 6. Read Before Riding ..............13 7. Pre-ride Checklist ..............14 8. Precautions & Warnings ............15 9. Motor ..................16 10. Display ..................17 11. TranzX Display User's Guide .......... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction CONGRATULATIONS! Congratulations and welcome to the Sun Seeker Recumbent family! You have selected one of the most comfortable and advanced recumbents on the market. Please read this manual before riding your Sun Seeker Recumbent. In this manual you will find that we cover the basics for setting up and understanding your new recumbent. IMPORTANT: This manual is only a supplement to the main Recumbent Bicycle/Tricycle Owner’s Manual. Please read it before you take the first ride on your new recumbent bicycle/tricycle, and keep it for reference. NOTE: This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use, service, repair, or maintenance manual. Please see your dealer for all service, repairs or maintenance. Your dealer may also be able to refer you to classes, clinics or books on bicycle use, service, repair, or maintenance. e-DELTA-SX Specifications Model: e-DELTA-SX Style: Delta Electric Assist Trike Frame: Hi-Tensile Steel Fork: Hi-Tensile Steel Handlebar: Steel Steering System: Over Seat Seat: 1-piece – Padded Base w/Steel Frame & Full Mesh Wheelbase: 55” (140cm) Overall Length: 73” (186cm) Width: 31” (78.7cm) Bottom Bracket Height: 15” (38cm) Seat Height: 22-24” (56-61cm) Weight: 77 lbs. -
Page 4: Reference Views
Reference Views Side View Top View... - Page 5 Assembly Reference e-DELTA Parts List ITEM DESCRIPTION Main Frame & Fork Assembly Rear Unit Assembly Rear Unit Bolts 2 Set Front Wheel Assembly Right Rear Wheel Assembly Left Rear Wheel Assembly Rear Wheel Nylock Retaining Nut (M14) Rear Wheel Washer Outer (M15x2mm) Rear Wheel Washer (M17x2mm) Rear Wheel Spacer (Alloy 22.15mm) Handlebar & Stem Assembly Seat Frame Assembly Bolt for Seat Frame (M8x90mm) Quick Release Seat Pin Seat Mesh (Not Pictured Above) Upper Seat Strut (16.0x150mm) Lower Seat Strut (12.7x380mm) Seat Strut Pin Seat Strut Hardware Set with Half-Moon Nylon Washers (Not Pictured Above) 1 Set Rear Derailleur Chain & Chain Tube Assembly Pedals (9/16") 1 Pair Seat Mount Bracket...
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Page 6: Assembly Guide
Assembly Guide Frame & Rear Unit Installation 1. I nstall #2 Rear Unit Assembly onto #1 Main frame using #3 Rear Unit Bolts. See Figure A. 2. Tighten #3 Rear Unit Bolts. See Figure B. Tighten to 12 Nm (104 In. Lbs) - Page 7 Assembly Guide Front Wheel Installation 1. Insert #4 Front Wheel Assembly into the fork dropouts. See Figure C. Rear Wheel Installation 1. A ssemble #10 Rear Wheel Spacer, #9 Rear Wheel Washer, #6 Rear Wheel Assembly onto left side (non- drive side) rear axle, using #8 Rear Wheel Outer Washer and #7 Rear Wheel Nyloc Retaining Nut and tighten. See Figure D. 2. A ssemble #9 Rear Wheel Washer, #5 Rear Wheel Assembly onto right side (drive side) rear axle, using #8 Rear Wheel Outer Washer and #7 Rear Wheel Nyloc Retaining Nut and tighten. See Figure E. NOTE: Do not overtighten the #7 Rear Wheel Nyloc Retaining Nut on the LEFT side (non-drive side). See Figure D. The Nut should be tightened then backed off 1/2 turn to leave approximately 1 to 2mm of side play.
- Page 8 Assembly Guide Handlebar & Stem Installation 1. Install #7 Handlebar and Stem Assembly into fork. See Figure F. Tighten to 10 Nm (87 In. Lbs) Lubricate stem & wedge before inserting Seat Frame Assembly and Strut Installation 1. I nstall 2 #16 Upper Seat Struts and 1/2 moon nylon washers to #12 Seat Frame tabs with the provided hardware. See Figure G. 2. I nsert 2 #17 Lower Seat Struts into #16 Upper Seat Struts and use 2 #18 Seat Strut Pins to secure the struts. 3. I nstall #23 Seat Mount Bracket using #13 M8 x 90mm Bolt through #12 Seat Frame tabs and secure with nut provided. See Figure H.
- Page 9 Assembly Guide Seat Frame Assembly and Strut Installation (continued) 4. I nstall #23 Seat Mount Bracket onto #1 Main Frame and secure with #14 Quick Release Seat Pin. See Figure I. 5. I nstall 2 #16 Lower Seat Struts onto the rear frame mount tabs on the #2 Rear Unit Assembly and secure with the provided hardware. Rear Derailleur Installation 1. I nstall #20 Rear Derailleur onto the #2 Rear Unit Assembly derailleur tab and secure with the provided hardware. See Figure J. Tighten to 8-9 Nm (70-85 ln. Lbs)
- Page 10 Assembly Guide Chain & Chain Tubes Installation 1. I nsert the chain into the chain tubes. Beginning from the bottom chain tube, insert chain from rear to front, then into top chain tube, front to rear. Make sure the “Y” spring bracket is open toward the front of the trike. 2. Route the open end of the chain over the cassette and through the rear derailleur then close the chain. 3. I nstall #21 Chain & Chain Tube Assembly onto the main frame and secure with provided hardware. See Figure K. 4. Install chain onto crank and pull enough chain to go around chain ring. 5. Adjust chain tubes to prevent contact with chain ring.
- Page 11 Assembly Guide Pedal Installation 1. A pply grease to the threads of the pedal spindle. This will protect both the threads of the pedal and crank arm over time. 2. U se pedal washers where required. Using your hands, thread the pedal spindle into the crank arm by turning it toward the front of the bike. Once the threads catch use your pedal wrench to finish tightening down the pedals. See Figure L. Torque down the pedals to a minimum of 290 in-lbs of torque. Tighten to 29 Nm (260 In. Lbs) Cable Routing, Brake 1. Connect the right/left brake cable on the brake levers to the linear pull front brake and rear disc brake caliper. See Figure M & N. Tighten to 6-8 Nm Tighten to 6-8 Nm (52-69 In. Lbs) (52-69 In. Lbs)
- Page 12 Assembly Guide Cable Routing, Rear Derailleur 1. R oute Rear Shifter Housing through the inside of the frame, and connect the cable into the rear derailleur with about 50mm cable reserved. Cut the excess part, clamp with a ferrule. See Figure O & P. Electrical Wire Routing LCD Display Optional Throttle Cable Connector Motor Wheel Sensor...
- Page 13 Assembly Guide Handlebar and Stem Adjustment Handlebar stem height can be adjusted to provide desired toe clearance during pedal stroke. See Figure Q. NOTE: DO NOT extend handlebar stem past its marked safety line. Handlebar can be rotated up or down for desired comfort. To prevent numbness of the hands or fingers be sure to keep your hand position just below the level of your heart while seated. Once handlebar position is set you can now adjust the brake and shift controls for comfort. Seat Adjustment Loosen #14 Quick Release Seat Pin and slide the #23 Seat Mount Bracket rearward on the #1 Main Frame until in a comfortable seating position. Adjust the seat angle by removing the #18 Seat Strut Pins and sliding the Seat Struts into a new position if necessary. NOTE: there are both front and rear seat tabs on the #2 Rear Unit Assembly to further adjust proper seat position. See Figure R. Front Tabs Rear Tabs...
- Page 14 Assembly Guide Optional Thumb Throttle Installation 1. R emove right hand #24 Shifter and #25 Brake Lever. Install #26 Throttle, reinstall #25 Brake Lever and #26 Shifter. See Figure S. 2. Remove cap from #27 Optional Throttle Cable Connector. See Figure T. 3. Install #26 Throttle Cable into #27 Optional Throttle Cable Connector. See Figure U. Optional Throttle may not be legal in all states. Please check your local jurisdiction before installing.
- Page 15 PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE RIDING YOUR SUN SEEKER RECUMBENT This manual is intended to be read carefully so that you may enjoy your new recumbent and be an informed rider aware of the benefits as well as the warnings and safety issues in riding this recumbent. A recumbent trike is not a bicycle and this manual contains specific information and warnings that will let you enjoy your Sun Seeker Recumbent Trike in comfort and safety. Tricycling is a sport, and a mode of transportation. With it comes the risk of an accident that could result in injury and even death. By riding this recumbent, you assume that risk. We want to give you as much information as possible to make you a safer rider. We cannot cover all contingencies, but we can make you more aware and informed. Be aware that: • M unicipal bicycle regulations also apply to recumbents. Most states and municipalities have bike regulations. It’s up to you to research those regulations and become informed. Your local dealer will be able to help you with this information. Since you will be sharing the road at times with other vehicles, a good rule to follow is “If you can’t do it with a bicycle, don’t do it with a recumbent”. • A recumbent trike’s widest point could be behind you at the rear wheels. If the front goes by an obstacle there is no guarantee that the rear wheels will also clear. When riding, you must give clearance to the edge of the road or sidewalk. Give extra room when passing near pedestrians and obstacles. Stay clear of potholes and be aware that you can lose control if any wheels should drop into a hole or catch an immobile object. Always ride defensively and watch out for the unexpected. This means everything from cars to kids, pets, and rough or hazardous road surfaces. Be prepared to avoid danger and ALWAYS WEAR A BICYCLE HELMET. We recommend buying your helmet from a local dealer that can fit and instruct you on the correct way to wear this helmet. Protecting your head is your primary safety responsibility.
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Page 16: Pre-Ride Checklist
PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST 1. C heck your tires for proper air pressure. Keep tire pressure between the minimum and maximum air pressure rating printed on the tire sidewall. Do not inflate over the maximum air pressure rating on the tire sidewall. 2. T est your brakes and make sure they stop the recumbent. If you have any doubts, do not ride, and see your dealer for service. 3. C heck that the handlebar is tight and that the ends are plugged. Check the saddle for tightness. 4. M ove the recumbent forward and back. If you hear or feel any resistance, do not ride. If you feel that something is not right after performing your check, DO NOT RIDE. Take your recumbent to your local dealer for inspection. -
Page 17: Precautions & Warnings
PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS A recumbent trike does not handle like a bicycle. You cannot lean into a turn. Turns must be made more carefully and at a slower speed than a bicycle. All wheels must be on the ground at all times. Do not make sudden changes in direction that could unbalance the recumbent and cause an accident. When beginning to ride, stay at a slow speed. You must acclimate yourself to handling and turning this recumbent. If you feel insecure, slow down and proceed at a slower pace. With practice, you will become comfortable riding and stopping. The ability to climb hills on this electric recumbent will depend on the grade, rider weight, pedal input, and momentum. It is not advised to rely solely on the motor assist. Best results will come from a combination of motor and pedal assist. Tipping hazard. Turning sharply or turning at speeds above 5 mph can cause the recumbent to become unbalanced and tip over resulting in possible injury or death. For your safety, the maximum power-assisted speed of this recumbent is limited to 15 MPH. Keep both hands on the handlebar at all times. Riding with no hands can cause the recumbent to become unstable and tip over, resulting in possible injury or death. We recommend that you not ride at night or at times of reduced visibility. If you must ride at night or during reduced visibility, you must outfit your recumbent with a white front light and red rear light. Relying on reflectors is not adequate protection. Most municipalities require lights for night riding. Your local bicycle dealer can help you in selecting the right lighting system for your needs. INTENDED FOR RIDERS 13 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. MAXIMUM WEIGHT LIMIT FOR RIDER AND CARGO COMBINED IS 300 LBS. -
Page 18: Motor
MOTOR Brand: TranzX Model: M16GT Mid Drive Motor Rated Voltage: 36V DC Rated Power: 250W Efficiency (%): >78% Noise Level: 75 dBA Water Resistance Rating: IPX5 Operating Temperature Range: -4°F ~ 104F Weight: 8.6 LBS... -
Page 19: Display
DISPLAY Brand: TranzX Model: DP29 Rated Voltage: 36V DC Communication: CAN BUS Water Resistance Rating: IPX5 Certificates: CE/ROHS Operating Temperature Range: 32°F - 131°F FEATURES: Large fonts are easy to read, with light-sensitive switches, three-button simple operation, battery display, kilometer/mile switch display, four-stage power assist mode, front/rear light switch, USB charging support. Bluetooth The display supports Bluetooth connection. For details of Bluetooth operation, please refer to the Tranzx APP manual. www.gpstuner.com/tranzx-app-documentation-2/ User Manual: For complete details on the operation and use of this display refer to the TranzX User Manual included in the following section. For your safety, the maximum power assisted speed of this recumbent is limited to 15 MPH. - Page 20 DISPLAY USER'S GUIDE DP29 Display Operation Manual DP29 Display Operation Manual Control pad CONTROL PAD BUTTONS Short Press Increase assist mode Long Press Walking Assist Short Press Decrease assist mode Long Press Light ON/OFF Short Press Turn On / Switch modes (Speed/Assist mode /Range) Long Press Turn Off Battery mode (5 -LED)
- Page 21 DISPLAY USER'S GUIDE Operation Function Description Display Short press to switch between the 3 following information sequences Information 1. Speed Switch 2. Assist mode 3. Range Assist Mode Short press button to increase assist level, short press button to decrease assist level. Adjustment When assist mode is adjusted under Speed and Range screens, system will automatically switch to assist mode screen and return to the original screen within 3 seconds without any...
- Page 22 DISPLAY USER'S GUIDE Display Switch and Assist Mode Adjustment No operation within 3 seconds will return to original screen Short Press[ Short press will Power On adjust speed mode System Display Display startup Speed Assist mode Short Press[ Short press will adjust assist mode Display...
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Page 23: Error Code List
ERROR CODE LIST TranzX Logix line Error code list V1.10 Error code Description Detection method Repair Display system E0000 Voltage detection error of the Display (5V) E0001 Voltage detection error of the Display (5V_SW) LogiX test E0002 Voltage detection error of the Display (5V_SW2) E0003 LCD backlighting error E0004... -
Page 24: Battery
BATTERY SPECIFICATIONS Brand: TranzX Cell Type: Lithium Polymer Rated Capacity: 13.4 Ah Rated Energy: 482 Wh Rated Voltage: 36V DC Operating Temperature: -20°C~60°C (-4°F~140°F) Charge Temperature: 0°C~45°C (32°F~113°F) Storage Temperature: - 20°C~35°C (-4°F~95°F) Storage Humidity: 45~60% Dust/Water-proof rating: IPX5 Weight: 6.0 LBS WARNING! WARNING! This recumbent is Do not leave key in designed for use only battery lock during use. with 36V 13.4Ah battery. Key will fall out Use of any other battery and be lost. - Page 25 BATTERY Important Notice The operating temperature ranges for the battery are given below. Do not use the battery in temperatures outside these ranges. If the battery is used or stored in temperature outside these ranges, fire, injury or problems with operation may occur. • During charging: 0 °C ~ 45 °C • During discharge: –20 °C ~ 60 °C • Store the battery in a safe place out of the reach of children and pets. • I f you are not riding your recumbent for a long period of time, please store it with more than 30% battery power. In addition, please pay attention to charging once every 3 months to avoid completely draining the battery. • D o not insert or remove the plug while it is wet. If this is not observed, electric shocks may result. If there is water leaking out of the plug, dry it thoroughly before inserting it. • D o not leave the battery in a place exposed to direct sunlight or other hot places. This may result in battery leakage. • D o not leave the battery near sources of heat such as heaters. Do not heat the battery or throw it into a fire. Doing so may cause bursting or ignition of the battery. • D o not place the battery into fresh water or sea water, and do not allow the battery terminals to get wet. Doing so may cause overheating, bursting, or ignition of the battery. • D o not subject the battery to strong shocks or throw it. If this is not observed, overheating, bursting, or fire may occur. • U se the specified charger and observe the specified charging conditions when charging the specified battery. Not doing so may cause overheating, bursting, or ignition of the battery.
- Page 26 BATTERY Product Appearance Bottom Left Rear Right Power Switch Left View LED Indicator...
- Page 27 BATTERY Bottom View Fuse Rear View Right View Charge Port...
- Page 28 BATTERY Standard Operation ■ Power On/Off When the switch is on, the battery is powered on; when it is off, the battery is powered off. ■ Power Display Description To turn on, press power switch for 5 seconds to wake up the system, press the battery display button and the remaining battery charge will be displayed on the LED indicators. When the battery enters the low voltage protection state or the power switch is turned off, the LED display will not light up. LED state ≤ 10% One LED Flashing 11-19% One LED ON 20-39% Two LEDS ON 40-59% Three LEDS ON 60-79% Four LEDS ON Power Display Button 10% 20% 40% 60% > 80%...
- Page 29 BATTERY Battery Mode Transition From Active to Sleep Mode press power button for 10 seconds. From Active to Deep Sleep Mode press power button for 30 seconds. Product Specification Model BL19 Voltage Capacity 13.4Ah / 482Wh Dimension 227 x 79 x 68mm Weight 2.5 Kg Charging Time < 7 hours ( 1.8A Charger ) Charging (see charger section for complete charging instructions) ■ T he charging port is on the side of the battery, please open the protective cover and insert the charging plug into the socket for charging. ■ P lease use a charger designed for lithium-ion batteries to charge the battery. ■ W hen charging is complete and the charging plug is unplugged, please close the protective cover.
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Page 30: Charger
CHARGER SPECIFICATIONS Brand: TranzX Input Voltage: A/C-100-240V ~ 1.8A (50/60 Hz) Output Voltage: DC 42V / 2A CHARGING MODE Red Light: Charging Green Light: Fully Charged Charge Time from Full Discharge: Approximately 7 hours Ⓓ AC Charger Plug Ⓒ Power/Charge Indicator Light Charger Cord AC Charger Ⓑ AC Wall Plug Ⓐ Battery Plug... - Page 31 CHARGER Li-ion Battery Charger Instructions 1. Features This is an intelligent charger, which employs power switching technology and is designed specifically for Li-ion batteries. ( 1 ) Input voltage:100-240Vac. Operating and storage temperature range: 0~40°C. (32~104°F) ( 2 ) Low noise. ( 3 ) Reverse polarity protection ensures that the charger is not damaged if the power supply polarity is reversed. 2. Usage ( 1 ) F irst plug AC charger plug (D) into AC Charger (E). Next plug battery plug (A) into battery. Then plug AC wall plug (B) directly into wall outlet. ( 2 ) During the charging cycle, the charge/power indicator light (C) will be red, after fully charged the indicator light will turn green. ( 3 ) After battery is fully charged (green light is on), unplug wall plug (B) first then unplug battery plug (A). 3. Troubleshooting ( 1 ) Symptom: Power/Charger light (C) is not illuminated.
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Page 32: Bluetooth App Manual
Bluetooth App Manual 1. D ownload App from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. 2. Tap the "TranzX" icon on your phone. 3. F ollow the Bike Registration prompts. Note: You can stick with the default settings for now then in step 4 input them. - Page 33 Bluetooth App Manual 4. T ap the Settings icon and input Personal settings, System settings, Sensor settings, Maps for your state.
- Page 34 Bluetooth App Manual 5. T ap the Dashboard icon to access Trip Recording function, Bike functions and Computer function. 6. Tap the Search icon to access different search options.
- Page 35 Bluetooth App Manual 7. Tap the Map icon to access your map. 8. Tap the Trip Manager to access your Imported, Recorded and Favorites routes.
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Page 36: Notes
Notes Sun Seeker P.O. Box 161859, Miami, FL 33116-1859 info@sunseeker.bike...
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