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  • Page 1 UM-ABE-0003-V3 Electric Tricycle Contact Us Read Carefully Before Use User Manual Thank you for choosing our products! If you Keep for Future Reference have any questions or comments, contact us and we'll address your issue ASAP! support@viribusbikes.com +1 (320) 377-3106, Monday – Friday from 9:00 am –...

  • Page 2: Help Center

    Third-Party Products Safety Information, see Pages 62–68.. content. Viribus shall not be liable for any damages or losses resulting from the use of Product Modifications third-party products in conjunction with Viribus products. Customers shall refer to Any modifications or alterations to Viribus products void any warranties and may the third-party's guidelines or/and warranties (if any) for any third-party products used.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1 Product Diagram ..............1 3.14 Installing the Saddle............32 1.1 Overview ................ 1 3.15 Connecting the Light/Motor Cables........ 34 3.16 Inflating Tires..............35 1.2 Main Parts ..............2 1.3 Other Parts..............3 3.17 Post-Assembly Actions ..........36 1.4 Tools................3 4 Adjustment ................
  • Page 4 5.8 Riding with Throttle Control ..........55 7.2 Lubrication Schedule ............. 71 5.9 Riding with Pedal Assist Control ........56 7.3 Parts Maintenance ............72 5.10 Riding with Push Assist Control ........57 7.4 Adjusting a Hub Bearing ..........75 7.5 Inflating a Tire Tube ............

  • Page 5: Product Diagram

    1 Product Diagram Overview Display Panel Gear Shifter Throttle Handle Stem Horn Button Steerer Tube Head Tube Locking Handle Down Tube Seat Stay Seat Tube Battery 18 3 Crank Arm Spoke Front Cog Reflector Control Hardware (Inside) Rear Cogs (Cassette) Rear Derailleur Rear Brake Disc...

  • Page 6: Main Parts

    1.2 Main Parts Item Name Qty. Right Rear Wheel with D-Shaped Slot Left Rear Wheel with O-Shaped Slot Rear Frame with Rear Brake Disc Rear Wheel Caps Handlebars with Display Panel, Gear Shifter, and Keys Main Frame with Battery, Crankset, and Rear Derailleur Headset Spacer Short Chain...

  • Page 7: Other Parts

    1.3 Other Parts 1.4 Tools Item Name Qty. Item Name Qty. Rubber Plug (For handlebar) M6 Hex Wrench M5×8 Bolts & Connecting Plates (For front fender & stay) M5 Hex Wrench M5×8 Bolts (For front brake disc) M4 Hex Wrench M6×16 Bolts (For front brake caliper) Dual-Purpose Screwdriver (For rear fenders &...

  • Page 8: Specifications

    2 Specifications Motor Power 350 W Type Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Display Panel Weatherproof Rating IPX5 Type 36 V Lithium Weatherproof Rating IPX4 −4 to 140 (°F) −20 to 60 (°C) Battery Operational Temp. Range 32 to 113 (°F) 0 to 45 (°C) Charging Temp.

  • Page 9: Assembly

    3 Assembly For better understanding, you can watch the video tutorial. ONLY assemble this tricycle following ALL instructions in • Option 1: Go to our YouTube channel. this section. Improper assembly could result in damage to this tricycle, personal injury, and riding accidents. •...
  • Page 10 3.1 Installing the Rear Wheels 3.2 Installing the Handlebars Page 10 Page 8 3.3 Connecting the Rear and Main Frames 3.4 Installing the Short Chain Page 12 Page 14 3.5 Installing the Front Fender and Stay Page 16 3.6 Installing the Front Wheel and Front Light Page 18 3.7 Feeding the Rear Brake Cable 3.8 Installing the Front Brake Caliper...
  • Page 11 3.9 Assembling the Rear Fenders, Stays, and Reflectors Page 25 3.11 Installing the Rear Basket 3.10 Installing the Rear Fender Stays Page 27 Page 28 3.12 Installing the Chain Guard 3.13 Installing the Pedals Page 30 Page 31 3.15 Connecting the Light/Motor Cables 3.14 Installing the Saddle Page 34 Page 32 3.16 Inflating Tires...

  • Page 12: Installing The Rear Wheels

    3.1 Installing the Rear Wheels Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools 1 & 2 Rear Wheel Caps 22 mm Wrench Rear Frame Rear Wheels Steps Left Wheel Right Wheel O-Shaped Slot D-Shaped Slot Arrange the frame and the wheels. The two rear wheels ARE different. The one with the Remove the preinstalled nuts and washers O-shaped slot is the left wheel, and the other with the D-shaped slot is the right wheel.
  • Page 13 Spacer Connect the wheel with the D-shaped slot a. Replace the washer and nut. Slide the spacer inwards and connect the to the hub. wheel with the O-shaped slot to the hub. b. Tighten the nut with the 22 mm wrench. a.

  • Page 14: Installing The Handlebars

    3.2 Installing the Handlebars Difficulty 10 minutes Parts and Tools 5 & 6 Main Frame Headset Spacer Rubber Plug M6 Hex Wrench Steps 90° 90° Mount the headset spacer onto the top of Loosen the bolt at the top of the steerer Slide the steerer tube into the head tube the head tube, ensuring that the spacer is tube using the M6 hex wrench.
  • Page 15 a. Retighten the top bolt to lock the steerer tube into place. Loosen the bolts at the top of the stem using the M6 hex wrench. b. Fit the rubber plug to the hole. Turn the finished part upside down. a.

  • Page 16: Connecting The Rear And Main Frames

    3.3 Connecting the Rear and Main Frames Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools Assembled Main Frame Assembled Rear Frame Multifunctional Wrench 22 mm Wrench Steps Fit the long chain onto the front cog. Loosen and remove the protective bar from the main frame with the multifunctional wrench.
  • Page 17 Loosen and remove the 2 sets of bolts and nuts from the main Loosen the 2 sets of bolts and nuts on the rear frame with the frame with the 22 mm wrench. 22 mm wrench. Note: DO NOT remove the bolts and nuts. Align the slots of the frames with each other, sliding the rear Replace the removed 2 sets of bolts and nuts and partly tighten frame onto the main frame.

  • Page 18: Installing The Short Chain

    3.4 Installing the Short Chain Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools 8 & 9 Short Chain and Chain Joint Parts 22 mm Wrench Pliers (Not Included) Steps...
  • Page 19 Push the main frame forward until the Tighten all 4 sets of bolts and nuts on Test that the chains move freely by chain is taut. both frames completely. rotating the right crank arm. Every step brings you closer to riding your bike. Keep up the good work!

  • Page 20: Installing The Front Fender And Stay

    3.5 Installing the Front Fender and Stay Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools M5×8 Bolts & Dual-Purpose Multifunctional Pliers Front Fender Front Fender Stay Connecting Plates Screwdriver Wrench (Not Included) Steps Assemble the front fender. Remove the bolts and the protective bar from the front forks with the multifunctional wrench.
  • Page 21 Remove the nut and bolt from the front fork with the a. Place the front fender on the front fork dropouts. multifunctional wrench and dual-purpose screwdriver. b. Replace and tighten the removed nut and bolt with the dual- purpose screwdriver and multifunctional wrench. a.

  • Page 22: Installing The Front Wheel And Front Light

    3.6 Installing the Front Wheel and Front Light Difficulty 10 minutes Parts and Tools Motorized Front Wheel Front Brake Disc Front Wheel Cap Front Light M5×8 Bolts M5 Hex Wrench Dual-Purpose Screwdriver Multifunctional Wrench 18 mm Wrench...
  • Page 23 Steps Motor Cable Motor Cable a. Place the front wheel on a flat and a. Remove the cap. Keep the motor cable on the right. stable surface with the motor cable b. Loosen the nuts on both sides of the facing down.
  • Page 24 a. Fit the front wheel into the front fork Retighten the nuts on both sides. a. Replace the cap on the brake disc dropouts. side. b. Ensure that the front wheel is centered b. Install the other cap on the motor cable within the front fork.

  • Page 25: Feeding The Rear Brake Cable

    3.7 Feeding the Rear Brake Cable Difficulty 3 minutes Parts and Tools M6 Hex Wrench Steps Barrel Adjuster Brake Lever Front Brake Cable a. Press the right brake lever. a. Feed the cable into the brake lever. b. Put the round metal head of the rear brake cable into it. b.
  • Page 26 Loosen the pinch bolt on the rear brake caliper, but do not a. Thread the rear brake cable through the two openings in the remove it. preinstalled rear brake caliper. b. Retighten the pinch bolt. c. When finished, adjust the brake caliper position and the cable tension, referring to Sections 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 in Adjustment on Page 38.

  • Page 27: Installing The Front Brake Caliper

    3.8 Installing the Front Brake Caliper Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools Front Brake Caliper M6×16 Bolts M6 Hex Wrench Steps a. Feed the front brake cable into the left Loosen the pinch bolt on the front brake a. Thread the front brake cable through brake lever in the same fashion.
  • Page 28 Front Brake Disc Caliper Holder Notch Put the front brake caliper on the front fork. The front brake disc a. Align the bolt holes and use the M6 hex wrench to tighten is stuck into the front brake caliper’s notch. the caliper with the two bolts.

  • Page 29: Assembling The Rear Fenders And Rear Stays

    3.9 Assembling the Rear Fenders and Rear Stays Difficulty 3 minutes Parts and Tools M5 Bolts, Washers, Dual-Purpose Pliers Rear Reflectors Rear Fenders Rear Stays and Nuts Screwdriver (Not Included) Steps Rear Reflectors a. Remove the nuts from the bolts on the rear reflectors. Use the pliers (not included) to secure the reflectors with the removed nuts.
  • Page 30 Washer Bolt Place the rear fender stays against the rear fenders. Ensure a. Use the bolts, washers, and nuts to connect the stays to the their holes are well aligned. fenders. b. Tighten the bolts and nuts using the dual - purpose screwdriver and pliers (not included).

  • Page 31: Installing The Rear Fender Stays

    3.10 Installing the Rear Fender Stays Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools Assembled Rear Fender Stays M6 Bolts, Washers, and Nuts Dual-Purpose Screwdriver Multifunctional Wrench Steps a. Align the fender stay and the rear Tighten the bolts and nuts with the dual- Repeat these steps for the other rear frame.

  • Page 32: Installing The Rear Basket

    3.11 Installing the Rear Basket Difficulty 10 minutes Parts and Tools Long Bolts & Nuts Rear Basket Frame Slats Multifunctional Wrench 22 mm Wrench Steps Unfold the rear basket frame and align the Insert the long bolts into the slots. Insert the nuts into the bolts.
  • Page 33 Remove the 4 sets of nuts, washers, and Fit the rear basket onto the rear frame. Place the slats and the removed bolts. bolts from the rear frame. Washer Replace the washers and nuts. Tighten the nuts and bolts with multifunctional wrench and the 22 mm wrench.

  • Page 34: Installing The Chain Guard

    3.12 Installing the Chain Guard Difficulty 3 minutes Parts and Tools Chain Guard Dual-Purpose Screwdriver Steps Rotate the chain to confirm it does not rub Remove the preinstalled bolts and nuts a. Align the chain guard with the main beside the front and rear cogs. frame.

  • Page 35: Installing The Pedals

    3.13 Installing the Pedals Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools Note: The two pedals ARE different and should NOT be mixed up. • • The right pedal is marked with R and the left with L. • The threads on the two pedals are opposite, twisting in the wrong direction may damage the pedal threads.

  • Page 36: Installing The Saddle

    3.14 Installing the Saddle Difficulty 5 minutes Parts and Tools Saddle Reflector & Bracket Saddle Dual-Purpose Screwdriver Steps Loosen the locking bolt using its handle. Insert the saddle into the seat tube. Retighten the locking bolt to secure the saddle.
  • Page 37 Assemble the saddle reflector and reflector Remove the Phillips screw from the reflector a. Install the bracket onto the saddle tube. bracket. bracket. b. Retighten the removed screw. Final touches for a perfect ride. You're almost done!

  • Page 38: Connecting The Light/Motor Cables

    3.15 Connecting the Light/Motor Cables Difficulty 2 minutes Parts and Tools Note: Make sure the color of the connector is the same. Cable Ties Steps Connect the cable from the handlebars to a. Connect the cable from the handlebars a. Bind the brake and derailleur cables the light.

  • Page 39: Inflating Tires

    3.16 Inflating Tires Difficulty 5 minutes Check the tire for low pressure. If it is underinflated, examine Remove the cover. the interface between the hubs and tires to ensure that the inner tubes are not exposed. Inflate the tires within the pressure range marked on the outer tire. Connect the pump.

  • Page 40: Post-Assembly Actions

    3.17 Post-Assembly Actions Difficulty 10 minutes • Remember to take the following post-assembly actions to ensure optimal functionality for a safe and enjoyable riding experience. Failure to do so may result in unpleasant riding, property damage, and personal injury. • Ensure that the display panel remains off BEFORE taking any action. Failure to do so may cause a sudden motor start once the throttle button is accidentally pressed, leading to accidents and injuries.
  • Page 41 Smooth Operation Brake System Reliability • Rotate the wheels, steering, and pedaling. • Inspect the front and rear brakes by pressing their levers while pushing the tricycle forward. • Make sure that ALL movements ARE fluid and free from any unusual resistance.

  • Page 42: Adjustment

    4 Adjustment 2. Fine-tune the caliper’s position until the disc is centered between the caliper’s brake pads. 4.1 Brake System Disc Note: If necessary, turn the tricycle frame upside down for more • convenient access and visibility. Brake Before adjusting the front brake, always ensure the front wheel •...
  • Page 43 When you press the brake levers and feel they are too loose or too 3. Hold the lever arm in place and retighten the pinch bolt. tight, adjust the brake cable tensions as follows: 4. Re-check the amount of free play in both brake levers. Readjust the cable tension following the steps above as needed.

  • Page 44: Handlebars

    4.2 Handlebars • Improper adjustment of the handlebars may result in damage to the stem post, and steering tube and result in loss of control, serious injury, or death. Ensure the minimum insertion marks on the stem post are not visible above the top of the headset. •...

  • Page 45: Handlebars Angle

    4.2.2 Handlebars Angle 1. Using the M6 Hex wrench to loosen the handlebars binder bolt. 2. Rotate the handlebars into the desired position. 3. Check that the handlebars are centered to the frame and front wheel. Sit on the seat and check your reach to the handle grips and brakes.

  • Page 46: Saddle Height

    4.3 Saddle Height 1. Loosen the locking bolt. 2. Adjust the saddle to your desired height. 3. Make sure the centerline of the saddle is aligned with the central axis of the main frame. 4. Tighten the locking bolt. 5. After tightening, sit on it and double-check to ensure the saddle remains correctly aligned. 6.

  • Page 47: Operation

    Before we ride, let’s get to know this bike better! 5 Operation Failure to follow all local and state regulations and laws about tricycle use as well as the safety warnings in this manual may result in serious injury or death. ALWAYS follow all local and state regulations and laws about tricycle use, follow the safety warnings in this manual, and use common sense when riding the tricycle.
  • Page 48 Parts Requirements • All wheel rims have no obvious wobbles, dents, or kinks. • All wheel spokes are tight and unbroken. Wheels and Tires • All axle nuts are securely tight. • All tires are inflated to the level marked on their sidewalls and hold air. •...
  • Page 49 Parts Requirements • The gear shifter remains in place on the handlebars. • The rear derailleur remains in place on the tricycle frame. • The derailleur cable remains firmly connected and displays no signs of wear or breakage. Gear Shifting •...

  • Page 50: Personal Protective Equipment

    5.2 Personal Protective Equipment • Failure to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) may violate laws and regulations and pose a series of risks. DO NOT wear loose footwear or ride with bare feet. • Put on the following PPE BEFORE each ride, checking that they meet the required safety standards and show no signs of damage or malfunction.

  • Page 51: Familiarizing With The Handlebars

    5.3 Familiarizing with the Handlebars • If the front brake is applied too quickly or too hard, especially when riding down a slope, the front wheel will completely lose traction and the rear wheel may go off road, potentially tipping over the tricycle and causing serious injuries. •...

  • Page 52: Adjusting The Speed Gearing

    5.4 Adjusting the Speed Gearing The Shimano thumb shifter on the right handlebar uses a lever and Best practices for proper shifting: a button to control the 7 rear cogs, providing 7-speed gearing for • Pedal the bicycle with little pressure on the pedals, and move the manual riding.

  • Page 53: Turning On/Off The Tricycle

    5.5 Turning ON/OFF the Tricycle To turn on the tricycle: 1. Check the battery’s remaining power for each use. 6. Press and hold for a few seconds until the display is illuminated. If necessary, refill the battery using the provided charger as described in Charging on Page 54.

  • Page 54: Display Panel

    5.6 Display Panel Overview Turns on/off the display panel when held. Toggles the variable display when pressed. Increases the pedal assist level when pressed. Control Buttons Turns on/off the front light when held. Decreases the pedal assist level when pressed. Variable Display Speed PAS Level...
  • Page 55 Adjusting Parameters When the display panel is on, you can set parameters by following the steps below. 1. Press to select a 2. Hold + and – at the same 3. Use + or – to change the 4. Press to save your 5.
  • Page 56 Changing the Speed Unit (kmh/mph) 1. Hold + and – at the 2. Press to move to the 3. Use + or – to change the 4. Press to save your 5. To leave the adjustment same time to enter the parameter 02.

  • Page 57: Battery

    5.7 Battery Battery Capacity Levels In addition to the handlebar display, your tricycle’s current power level can be checked on the battery itself. For your safety, be sure to read the battery safety instructions in Safety Information (Page 62) Turn the key to ON and hold the power display button to see how many of the battery’s before operation.
  • Page 58 Charging When you find that recharging is necessary: Charge the battery off the tricycle. Charge the battery on the tricycle. Charging Port Charger Power Cord Connect to the power supply Connect to the power supply 1. Turn the key counterclockwise to OFF. 1. You can take out the battery to charge it for convenience. See Removing/Installing the Battery on Page 53 for details.

  • Page 59: Riding With Throttle Control

    5.8 Riding with Throttle Control Automatically Pausing The throttle control is available when the battery and display panel are on, enabling your tricycle to run at the 15.5 mph (25 km/h) top speed Throttle control automatically pauses and the motor temporarily shifts using the throttle handle on the right handlebar.

  • Page 60: Riding With Pedal Assist Control

    5.9 Riding with Pedal Assist Control Reactivating The pedal assist system (PAS) is available when the battery and display panel are on. The PAS reactivates in the following conditions: Using the Pedal Assist • You resume pedaling. This requires you to continue using the pedals to keep the motor active •...

  • Page 61: Riding With Push Assist Control

    5.10 Riding with Push Assist Control 5.11 Riding with Manual Control The push assist system provides additional strength as you push the To ride your tricycle normally, you can select any of the following tricycle for a walk or climb. methods.

  • Page 62: Securing Your Tricycle

    5.13 Securing Your Tricycle 5.13.1 Locking the Cable Nobody wants their newly bought bike or trike to be stolen when it has to be left unattended. To prevent this: Tabs • Use the provided cable lock or other appropriate tools specially designed for bikes or trikes.
  • Page 63 Rejoin the cable parts, pushing until they click to each other. Extend the cable from the saddle post, wrapping it around an Turn the dials, disarranging the combination. immovable object as well as the seat stays, down tube, front The cable should be locked in place. wheel, and front fork.

  • Page 64: Resetting The Password

    5.13.2 Resetting the Password Dial the default password and pull the cable apart. Set your new password using the dials. Note: For best results, take notes in case you forget the password. RESET Turn the RESET wheel completely counterclockwise to confirm a.
  • Page 65 a. Rejoin the cable parts completely. b. Disarrange the combination, testing that the cable cannot be pulled apart.

  • Page 66: Safety Information

    Safety info is key—don't overlook it! 6 Safety Information • ALWAYS maintain your reflectors and other required safety equipment. 6.1 General Notice • It is advisable to equip your tricycle with a warning device such • Read ALL these instructions completely before assembly, use, as a horn, bell, and light in case you are riding at times of poor adjustment, and maintenance.

  • Page 67: Assembly Precautions

    • Regularly check the reflectors to make sure that they are clean, • For best results, choose brightly colored or reflective clothing or attach reflective accessories or strips to your clothing to straight, unbroken, and securely mounted. enhance visibility from all angles, especially during low-light Also, perform this check for the front light.
  • Page 68 • It is recommended that you NOT ride your tricycle fast UNTIL • ALWAYS be careful at road and rail crossings. you are FULLY familiar with this new tricycle and its controls. Slow down and check both ways for oncoming traffic. HOWEVER, even when you are familiar with the tricycle, •...

  • Page 69: Battery And Charger

    6.7 Battery and Charger • DO NOT remove or reinstall the battery with wet hands. Failure to observe the following instructions could result in fires, DO NOT plug in or unplug the charger with wet hands. explosions, electric shocks, or electrocutions, leading to property DO NOT rinse the battery or charger with tap water, immerse damage, severe burns, or EVEN death.
  • Page 70 • Overcharging the battery could result in electrical fires and • If you need to replace the battery, charger, or AC cord, ask your explosions. local dealer or contractor for a new IDENTICAL one. DO NOT leave the battery connected to a powered charger for an extended period if it has already been fully charged.

  • Page 71: Other Electronic Components

    6.8 Other Electronic Components • DO NOT transport the battery WITHOUT: (1) confirming the battery’s intactness, (2) insulating the battery contacts, (3) • DO NOT use this tricycle if the power cord or output cable is properly packaging the battery in an authorized shipping frayed, has damaged insulation, or shows any other signs of container, or (4) applying required safety labels.

  • Page 72: Maintenance Safety

    6.10 Transport and Storage Safety • ALWAYS avoid direct pressurized spray that might allow the interior of the control and display panels, lights, and other • Before transporting the tricycle, ensure it is turned off and the electronic components to become wet. key is removed.

  • Page 73: Maintenance

    To keep your bike going strong, a little TLC goes a long way! 7 Maintenance 7.1 Basic Maintenance The following procedures will help you maintain your tricycle for Failure to maintain this tricycle may result in malfunction of a • years of enjoyable riding.
  • Page 74 Protecting Against Environmental Corrosion Riding on the beach or in coastal areas exposes your tricycle to salty ONLY use identical replacements. airborne moisture, which is very corrosive. Besides, riding in the rain • for a long time can corrode this tricycle’s metal components, leading Wear hand protection or other necessary PPE during •...

  • Page 75: Lubrication Schedule

    7.2 Lubrication Schedule Schedule Parts Lubricant Method Chains Chain lube or light oil Brush on or squirt. Brake levers Drip two drops from oil cans. Freewheels Drip two drops from oil cans. Weekly Crankset, rear cogset Drip two drops from oil cans. Remove cables from the casing.

  • Page 76: Parts Maintenance

    7.3 Parts Maintenance Checks Parts Items Measures Actions Frequency Inflate the tires to the pressure indicated on the tire Squeeze the tires by hand, seeing if they are firm, sidewall. See Section 7.5 (Page 75) for more details. loose, or flat. If the tire is flat, see Section 7.6 (Page 76) for more details.
  • Page 77 Checks Parts Items Measures Actions Frequency Inspect that each pedal is secure to the corresponding crank Every month Retighten or reinstall any problematic pedal. arm. Pedals Inspect that the reflectors on both pedals remain clean and Clean or replace the reflectors. in place.
  • Page 78 Checks Parts Items Measures Actions Frequency Inspect that the battery remains in place. Insert the battery into place. Battery Remaining power Each use Inspect that the battery power remains no lower than 1/2. Recharge the battery. Inspect that the panel is securely clamped to the Locking clamp Retighten the clamp bolt.

  • Page 79: Adjusting A Hub Bearing

    7.4 Adjusting a Hub Bearing 7.5 Inflating a Tire Tube Exercise caution NOT to damage the motor or brakes. An improperly seated innertube can rupture unexpectedly and • may cause serious injury or death under some circumstances. Note: Be sure the innertube is properly seated before inflating. Servicing hub bearings requires specialized tools such as cone Overinflation or inflating the tube too quickly may result in the wrenches (not included).

  • Page 80: Repairing A Flat Tire

    7.6 Repairing a Flat Tire A worn tire can rupture unexpectedly, causing serious injury or even death under some circumstances. ALWAYS ensure that the tire is intact BEFORE beginning to inflate its inner tube. • Repair the tire if it goes flat and cannot be evenly seated after multiple adjustments. •...
  • Page 81 Steps Find and mark the leak. If the puncture or gash in your tube is not apparent, refill the tube to locate where the air is escaping. There are a couple of ways for your reference: Remove your tire. • Run your hand along the tube and try to feel out the leak.
  • Page 82 Patch the hole. Reassemble the wheel. a. Clean any dirt or debris off the area around the puncture. a. Check that there are no foreign objects remaining in the tire. b. Inflate the tube 1/4 full. b. Use sand or emery paper from your patch kit to rough up the area for your adhesives to grip.

  • Page 83: Troubleshooting

    8 Troubleshooting To ensure optimal safety, ALWAYS avoid leaving the display panel on when performing ANY hardware checks, tests, or repairs. • For best results, remove the battery from this tricycle BEFORE starting your work. • If it is necessary to leave the display panel on, wear INSULATED hand protection during the process and restrict access to your work area as needed.
  • Page 84 Problems Causes Solutions • Refasten the brake calipers or discs. • Brake calipers or discs loose • Adjust the position of the calipers. Refer to Section 4.1.1 in Adjustment on • Brake discs not centered within calipers Brakes not working efficiently Page 38.
  • Page 85 Problems Causes Solutions • Ensure the charger is correctly connected to a working power source. • Revive the battery in an over-low-power state. • Charger not correctly connected 1. Reinstall the battery onto your tricycle. Charging failure • Battery in an over-low-power state 2.

  • Page 86: Error Codes

    8.2 Error Codes The table below lists common error codes along with corresponding solutions. Code 0 indicates the normal status. Codes other than those shown are invalid. Code Status Cause Solution • The brake lever is locked by the brake •...

  • Page 87: Disposal

    9 Disposal Electrical products should not be disposed of with household products. In the EU and UK, according to the European Directive 2012/19/EU for the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment and its implementation in national laws, used electrical products must be collected separately and disposed of at the collection points provided for this purpose. Locations in Australia, Canada, and the United States may have similar regulations.
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