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Jeep JE-MD27.5 User Manual/Instructions

Mid-motor hardtail / mountain e-bike 27.5”
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USER MANUAL - INSTRUCTIONS
MID-MOTOR HARDTAIL / MOUNTAIN E-BIKE
JE-MD27.5 – 27.5"
Thank you for choosing this Jeep e-bike. It has been carefully packed for safe
transportation but will require some customer assembly on delivery. This can be
done by a person familiar with basic bike mechanics. However we do recommend
having a "new bike" set-up and commissioning done at your nearest cycle store. It
is an inexpensive way to ensure correct assembly and that your wheels, brakes,
tyre pressure, gears etc. are all aligned, balanced and functioning properly before
your first ride.
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  • Page 1 MID-MOTOR HARDTAIL / MOUNTAIN E-BIKE JE-MD27.5 – 27.5” Thank you for choosing this Jeep e-bike. It has been carefully packed for safe transportation but will require some customer assembly on delivery. This can be done by a person familiar with basic bike mechanics. However we do recommend having a “new bike”...

  • Page 3: Declaration Of Conformity

    IMPORTANT Carefully read and follow the instructions in this user manual before using the bike. This is not a toy. Children should not be allowed to ride or play with the bike or battery. The Retailer and the Distributor are not responsible for damage caused by the incorrect use of the bike. The bike’s maximum weight load is 100kg.
  • Page 4 POWERING YOUR E-BIKE ON/OFF The controller and display are mounted on the handlebars. They allow you to control the electric function of the e-bike and change various settings. – : DOWN button SET : SETTINGS button : ON/OFF POWER button : DOWN button...
  • Page 5 6KM/H ASSISTANCE FUNCTION Your Jeep e-bike is also equipped with a “push-assist” function. This can be activated when the bike is stopped, the display is turned on and you have dismounted. Press the DOWN key and keep it pressed. After 2 seconds the bike will move forward at a uniform speed of 6 kilometres per hour and will keep doing so as long as the DOWN key remains pressed.

  • Page 6: Power Settings

    POWER SETTINGS When riding, press the UP or DOWN keys on the controller to select the desired power/speed ratio (from 1 to 5). 1 is for minimum power. 5 Is for the highest power. RIDING THE BIKE This e-bike can be ridden as a normal bicycle with the power off. Alternatively you can select any of the 5 power settings to take the effort out of your ride.
  • Page 7 RANGE Under normal circumstances your battery range is between 30 and 35 km (with a fully charged battery). However the battery charge, and therefore maximum distance, can be affected by factors such as:  Road conditions. On hilly terrain the discharge is increased and the range decreases. ...

  • Page 8: Battery Information

    BATTERY INFORMATION The Jeep e-bike uses lithium-ion batteries for its power supply. In contrast to other lithium batteries, lithium-ion batteries are free of “memory effects” and can be recharged even if the power is not completely exhausted. Battery life is closely related to use and can be extended by…..
  • Page 9 DISPLAY INFORMATION SETTINGS USB (not available for this model). Press the ON/OFF key to turn on display backlight. Display in KM/H or MPH. Power consumption. Speed. Shows when you enter the settings interface. Keep DOWN key pressed for 6KM/h “push” assist. Power range: 0-5.
  • Page 10 SETTINGS With the power ON press the SET key to enter the settings interface. Press the SET key again to enter each interface from SET 1 to SET 5. Press the UP or DOWN key to select values within each setting Press the SET key again and keep it pressed to save the settings and exit.
  • Page 11 SET2: Wheel Diameter Setting (a default value has been entered at the factory and should not be changed). SET3: Default KM/H can be changed to MPH.
  • Page 12 SET4: Voltage setting (a default 36V value has been entered at the factory and should not be changed). SET5: ECO, NORMAL and POWER setting options.
  • Page 13 Error code display CODE DEFINITION Abnormal Current Motor Blocking Undervoltage Brake Anomaly Shifter Anomaly 358 error: Current Overload Overvoltage (>45V) Controller Signal Anomaly Instrument Signal Anomaly...

  • Page 14: Battery Charging

    BATTERY CHARGING Before using the bike for the first time, fully charge the battery. A normal charge takes 4-5 hours. The charger port and on/off switch shown following pictures. They are positioned under a flip-up cover at the base of the battery pack near the crank.
  • Page 15 IMPORTANT: The power button next to the charging port must be off in the “0” position for the charge.
  • Page 16  Pull out the protective plastic bung in the charging port as shown above and turn the power switch to “0”.  Ensure the charging port is dry.  Insert the round charger plug into the bike charging port.  Connect the charger to the mains and switch on.
  • Page 17  Turn the power button to “1” to activate the battery and close the flap.  You can now activate the controller on the handlebars and ride the bike.  The power button should be switched to “0” when the bike is not used for long time. ...

  • Page 18: Battery Removal

    BATTERY REMOVAL If required, the battery can be removed from the bike. First, be sure the bike is turned-off. The display must be off and the button nearby the charging port must be on “0” position. Insert the key in the lock and turn it to unlock the battery box.
  • Page 19 The battery pack can now be removed… IMPORTANT: Each lock is unique to your bike. For added security against theft there is NO master key. For this reason consider making a copy and keeping the spare key in a safe place. The battery either charged in the frame or...

  • Page 20: Saddle Adjustment

    SADDLE ADJUSTMENT...

  • Page 21: Brake Adjustment

    BRAKE ADJUSTMENT When adjusting the brake, make sure that the brake surface contacts the brake disc tightly when the lever is clenched to the middle. You can use the brake cable tension adjusting screw to adjust the brake stroke. This screw is located at the brake handle (see “A”). Turn the brake cable screw inward to relax it and the brake shoe will be further away from the rim;...

  • Page 22: Tire Pressure

    PEDAL ATTACHMENT There is a mark on each pedal indicating which crank it is to be threaded to. The two pedals have threads rotating in different directions. “L” is the left pedal, “R” is the right pedal. The non-drive side or left crank has a REVERSE thread, whilst the drive-side or right crank has a STANDARD thread.

  • Page 23: After-Sales

    “0” position when the bike is not used for long time. Ensure a full charge every 2 months. AFTER-SALES The Jeep e-bike uses industry standard parts that are serviceable at most cycle stores. Please contact your retailer if you encounter any technical problems. WARRANTY Your e-bike is warranted to be free from defects in materials, workmanship and functionality for a period of 1 year starting from the date of purchase.

  • Page 24: Correct Disposal Of The Product

    CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT According to the European Directive 2006/66/CE This marking indicates that the batteries in this product should not be disposed of with other household waste at the end of their working life. If batteries are not properly disposed of, these substances can cause harm to human health or the environment.

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