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- Page 1 Instructions Electric assisted tricycles Model: eTc City In accordance with safety requirements eee Etrikes Canada 196 Spokane Street Kimberley BC contact@etrikescanada.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Model: eTc City....................1 Photos of Electric Tricycles ................1 ETC CITY ....................1 Precautions before use ................... 2 Folding Instructions (eTc City) ................ 3 Tire inflation ..................... 4 Handlebar Installation..................5 Handlebar adjustment (continued) .............. 6 Handlebar adjustment (continued) .............. 7 Seat adjustment.................... - Page 3 Brake maintenance .................. 19 Parking brake ................... 19 Using Your Electric Tricycle ................20 Before riding on your ETrikes Canada e-trike, do not forget to carry out the following checks ................20 To start ...................... 20 To stop ...................... 21 Maintenance of Your Electric Tricycle ............
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Page 4: Electric Assisted Tricycles
Photos of Electric Tricycles ETC CITY eTrikes Canada Page | 1... -
Page 5: Precautions Before Use
Precautions before use 1. After receiving your new ETrikes Canada e-trike, please read this manual carefully. You will need to familiarize yourself with the electrical assistance, driving, starting and braking before you hit the road. Your tricycle has been designed by professionals. You must under no circumstances modify, add, remove or render unusable any part, piece or function of your ETrikes Canada e-trike. -
Page 6: Folding Instructions (Etc City)
Folding Instructions (eTc City) 1. Push the safety loop upwards. 2. Turn and push the lever to the right. 3. Open the folding part by pushing the front part of the tricycle to the left To unfold your tricycle, do the same thing in the opposite direction. Lock the... -
Page 7: Tire Inflation
2. Attach the pump to the valve (be careful to secure your pump so that the air does not escape) and inflate it to a pressure of 3 to 4 bars depending on your weight and load. 3. Once your tire has been inflated, close the valve with its cap. eTrikes Canada Page | 4... -
Page 8: Handlebar Installation
Handlebar Installation 1. Remove the protection 2. Insert the handlebar rod into the bracket. 3. Push to the safety line 4. Tighten the handlebar screw eTrikes Canada Page | 5... -
Page 9: Handlebar Adjustment (Continued)
BACK FRAME FRONT eTrikes Canada Page | 6... -
Page 10: Handlebar Adjustment (Continued)
Be careful, If the wheel is not perpendicular to the handlebars, it will cause damage to your tricycle and prevent you from riding. As soon as the adjustment is complete, tighten the handlebar neck screw firmly to lock the handlebar. Recommended clamping force 14 N.m eTrikes Canada Page | 7... -
Page 11: Seat Adjustment
(picture below), then set the seat to the desired height, then tighten the bolt firmly to lock it. Recommended clamping force 10 N.m Bolt with BTR cap Optimum adjustment of seat height eTrikes Canada Page | 8... -
Page 12: Baskets
Baskets Rear Cargo Basket The load of the back basket must not exceed 30 Kg Front basket The load of the front basket must not exceed 1 kg eTrikes Canada Page | 9... -
Page 13: Battery
Remove the connector from the battery socket Danger of death due to electric shock Do not operate the charger at temperatures above 50°C and relative humidity above 80%. Charge the battery only in dry areas. eTrikes Canada Page | 10... -
Page 14: Remove The Battery
Do not dispose of the battery in the nature or with your household waste. Take it back to your supplier or to a specialized recycling collection point. You will contribute to the protection of your environment. eTrikes Canada Page | 11... -
Page 15: Digital Assistance Controller And Lighting
2 - Controller interface After turning it on, you can access the various information screens by pressing (mode) button: • instantaneous speed (default screen) • distance travelled • travel time • average speed • maximum speed eTrikes Canada Page | 12... -
Page 16: Pedestrian Mode" Function
Do not clean the controller display with an abrasive sponge and any cleaning agent that may damage the plastic materials. eTrikes Canada Page | 13... -
Page 17: Led Assistance Controller And Lighting
ONLY ON CITY LIGHT MODEL PREAMBLE : Turn ON the switch at the battery On/Off Battery level Front and back lighting Assistance level indicators Assist level selector STARTING THE ASSISTANCE 1- To activate the assistance: ON/OFF Press the bottom eTrikes Canada Page | 14... - Page 18 The lighting of the tricycle is powered by the battery of the electric assistance; it may be prudent to have battery-powered emergency lighting in the event that the battery of the assistance is empty during the journey. eTrikes Canada Page | 15...
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Page 19: Shifting Speeds
(you pedal but the tricycle will not advance), in which case it is necessary to make a precise adjustment of the speed. eTrikes Canada Page | 16... - Page 20 (A) again. Operate the speed selector knob several times, select it on speed 2, then check again the position of the cursor (B), if it has remained centered the operation is complete. Scroll wheel D Nut A Arrow C Cursor B eTrikes Canada Page | 17...
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Page 21: Braking
(see picture below). Do the same for each side. Tension wheel If the braking has serious malfunctions, it is essential to consult a cycle professional before continuing to use your tricycle. eTrikes Canada Page | 18... -
Page 22: Brake Maintenance
(pictured above). To release the parking brake, tighten the brake handle and the small lever will be released automatically, do the same for each side eTrikes Canada Page | 19... -
Page 23: Using Your Electric Tricycle
Using Your Electric Tricycle Before using the tricycle, read this manual carefully Before riding on your ETrikes Canada e-trike, do not forget to carry out the following checks • The battery must be fully charged • Tires must be inflated to the correct pressure •... -
Page 24: To Stop
If your tricycle is dirty, clean it thoroughly with a foaming, non-aggressive product such as dishwashing liquid diluted in water. Store your tricycle in a dry place or protect it with a suitable waterproof cover. eTrikes Canada Page | 21... -
Page 25: Maintenance Of Your Electric Tricycle
500 km or monthly condition Fixing and holding of baskets For each use Maintenance of the transmission, gearshift system, freewheel and 2000 km or per year differential if present Cleaning and checking of electrical connections and wires Monthly eTrikes Canada Page | 22... -
Page 26: Worn Parts To Be Replaced Immediately If Damaged
It is important to respect the recommended tightening torques in order to ensure that the parts are firmly held together and to avoid damaging the threads. It is therefore necessary to use a torque wrench graduated in Newton-meter eTrikes Canada Page | 23... -
Page 27: Service
SERVICE For any after-sales service request or spare parts order, please contact us: - By e-mail to contact@etrikescanada.com - Or by mail to: eTrikes Canada PO Box 12, Kimberley Stn Main, Kimberley BC V1A 2Y5 Technical data sheets eTc City... -
Page 28: Warranty Certificate
Certificate of guarantee to send us with the copy of your invoice eee eTrikes Canada 196 Spokane Street, Kimberley BC contact@etrikescanada.com www.etrikescanada.com...
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