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1. Introduction
2. Safety Instructions
3. Assembly and Setup
4. Operating Instructions
5. Battery Charging and Maintenance
6. General Maintenance and Care
7. Legal Compliance and Regulations
8. Warranty and Customer Service
9. Technical Specifications
10. Disposal and Recycling
11. TC635NM-Color Display Manual
1. Introduction
Welcome to Your New Electric Bike Experience!
Congratulations on your purchase of a Conductor Plus Electric Bicycle! We are thrilled to
welcome you to our community of e-bike enthusiasts. Your decision to choose an electric bike
is not just a choice for convenient and enjoyable transportation, but also a step towards a more
sustainable and environmentally friendly mode of travel.
Our electric bike combines advanced technology, high-quality components, and user-friendly
features to offer you an unparalleled riding experience. Whether you're commuting to work,
exploring scenic trails, or simply enjoying a leisurely ride around town, your electric bike is
designed to provide a reliable, fun, and efficient mode of transportation.
Purpose of This Manual
This manual is your comprehensive guide to getting the most out of your new electric bike. It
has been carefully crafted to provide you with all the information you need for a safe,
enjoyable, and trouble-free riding experience. Inside, you will find detailed instructions and
valuable information on various aspects of your electric bike, including:
• Safety Instructions: Essential guidelines to ensure your safety and the safety of others
while riding.
• Operating Instructions: Instructions on how to operate your electric bike effectively and
efficiently.
• Maintenance Tips: Advice on how to care for your bike to keep it running smoothly for
years to come.
• Troubleshooting: Solutions to common issues you may encounter with your electric bike.
We strongly recommend that you read this manual thoroughly before riding your electric bike
for the first time. Familiarize yourself with the features, controls, and maintenance tips to
enhance your riding experience and ensure your safety.
Remember, this manual should be used as a guide alongside your own judgement and
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- Page 1 1. Introduction Welcome to Your New Electric Bike Experience! Congratulations on your purchase of a Conductor Plus Electric Bicycle! We are thrilled to welcome you to our community of e-bike enthusiasts. Your decision to choose an electric bike is not just a choice for convenient and enjoyable transportation, but also a step towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly mode of travel.
- Page 2 familiarity with local cycling laws and regulations. Always ride responsibly and be mindful of your surroundings. Once again, welcome to the exciting world of electric biking! We are confident that your new electric bike will bring you countless hours of joy and transform your daily commute and recreational activities.
- Page 3 reflective materials visible from all sides. • Be Visible: Wear reflective clothing or accessories. Make eye contact with drivers at intersections to ensure you’re seen. 2.6 Responsible Riding • Follow Traffic Laws: Abide by all traffic laws and signals. Ride in designated bike lanes when available.
- Page 4 What’s in the Box: • 1 Oh WOW Conductor+ Trike • 1 Charger, (if you bought a double-battery version, you will receive 2 chargers) • 2 Battery Keys, 2 Power-Switch Keys. If anything is missing or is damaged, contact us immediately for help. Serial Number The serial number is located on the headtube of your trike.
- Page 6 Parts Parts Stem Safety Belt Basket Cup Holder Front Light Carriage Box Fork Armrest Fender Left Grip Front Rim 20” Left Brake Lever Front Tire 20” Turn Signal/Horn Switch Front Disc brake Display Switch Pedal LCD Display Crank set Shifter Battery Right Brake Lever Chain...
- Page 7 1. Find the Stem bracket in the small box. 2. Remove the top cover. 3. Remove the part shown in picture 4. 4. Insert the stem bracket into the headtube, make sure you put the cap on, and the cable clip towards the front side.
- Page 8 1. Find the battery guide rail in the box. 2. Insert and mount the guide rail with 2 screws, note which end goes up. 3. Insert the battery with keyhole oriented up. 4. When you first insert the battery, the key is in the “UNLOCKED” position. 5.
- Page 9 • Power On: Locate the power button, found on the display and battery. • Press it to turn on your electric bike. • Check Display: Ensure the display is clear and showing all necessary information like battery level, speed, and assist mode. •...
- Page 10 • Lean and Steer: Lean slightly into the turn while steering, keeping your weight balanced. • Obstacle Avoidance: Practice maneuvering around obstacles at a safe speed in a controlled environment. 4.7 Riding Etiquette • Right of Way: Always yield to pedestrians and follow local trail or bike lane etiquette. •...
- Page 11 • Handling: Handle the battery with care. Avoid dropping it or exposing it to impact. 5.3 Long-Term Storage • Charge Level: If storing the battery for a long time, charge it to about 40-60% of its capacity. This level is ideal for battery health. •...
- Page 12 6.2 Chain and Drivetrain Maintenance • Lubrication: Regularly lubricate the chain to ensure smooth operation. Use a bike- specific lubricant. • Cleaning: Clean the chain, gears, and derailleurs to remove dirt and grime. • Inspection: Check for wear and tear. Replace the chain or other components if they show signs of significant wear.
- Page 13 7.1 Age and Licensing Requirements • Minimum Age: Oh Wow Cycles highly recommends riders and passengers be 16 years or older to operate. Many regions have a minimum age requirement for electric bike riders.
- Page 14 • Prohibited Areas: Be aware of areas where electric bikes are not permitted, such as certain pedestrian paths or protected natural areas. 7.5 Equipment and Safety Standards • Lights and Reflectors: Your bike should be equipped with lights and reflectors if you plan to ride at night or in low visibility conditions.
- Page 15 • Your Experience: We value your feedback and suggestions regarding your electric bike and the service you receive. • Continuous Improvement: Your input helps us continuously improve our products and services. 9. Technical Specifications Specification Details / Value Notes / Description Model Name Conductor Plus Frame Material 6061 Aluminum...
- Page 16 Specification Details / Value Notes / Description 176lbs with one battery. 187lbs with Weight two batteries. Battleship Grey, or Cream, or Bronze, Color Options or Black. Available color variants. Hengtai Rear Chain Motor Type Drive Motor Power 1000W Nominal Top Speed 20MPH, Class 2 Maximum assisted speed.
- Page 17 Responsible disposal and recycling of your electric bike and its components are crucial for environmental conservation and adherence to legal regulations. This section provides guidelines on how to properly dispose of or recycle your electric bike and its parts at the end of their life cycle.
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donating them to local community programs or selling them second-hand. 10.7 Environmental Responsibility • Avoiding Landfills: Proper disposal and recycling help in reducing landfill waste and the environmental impact of discarded materials. • Sustainable Practices: Embracing recycling and proper disposal practices reflects a commitment to environmental sustainability. -
Page 19: Ⅰ. Product Introduction
Product Introduction Name: Intelligent Display Meter； 2.Product Model: TC635NM； 3.Applicable Scope: EN15194 Electric Power-Assisted Bicycles； 4.Communication Method: Supports CAN-Bus Communication； Appearance (As shown in the figure): The product housing is made of zinc alloy material. 6. Numbering Rules on the Back of the Display: Laser marking according to the specific customer's numbering requirements. -
Page 20: Ⅱ. Product Description
Product Description External Diagram: 2. Specifications ① Rated Voltage: 48V ② Rated Current: 44.9mA ③ Maximum Current: ≤70mA ④ Standby Leakage Current: <1uA ⑤Operating Current to Controller: 25.1mA ⑥ Operating Temperature: -20～60℃ ±5℃ ⑦ Storage Temperature: -20～70℃ ±5℃ ⑧ Waterproof Rating: IP65 ⑨... -
Page 21: Display Installation
② Assist Level Adjustment and Indication. ③ Speed Display (including real-time speed for the current trip). ④ Motor Power Display (including digital and graphical display). ⑤ Mileage Display (including single trip mileage and total mileage). ⑥ Assist Push Control and Display. ⑦... -
Page 22: Normal Display Area
Open the display button bracket and mount it on the handlebar at a position suitable for operation. Adjust the angle of the auxiliary switch to make it easier to see and operate while riding. (Applicable to handlebars with an outer diameter of Φ22.2mm). Normal Display Area ①... -
Page 23: Button Definitions
③Display Real-Time Battery Level ④ Display Real-Time Speed ⑤ Display Front Drive Power ⑥ Display Real-Time Temperature of Front Drive Controller ⑦ Display ODO Total Mileage ⑧ Display Current Reverse Mode ⑨ Display Current Assist Level (0~5) ⑩ Display Assist Push Icon When Boost Mode is On ⑪... - Page 24 5, and the display defaults to level 1 when powered on. Assist Level Selection Interface Turn Signal Selection: After powering on, short press the "<" button to turn on the left turn signal, and the icon will flash. Short press the "<" button again to turn it off. Similarly, short press the ">"...
- Page 25 Assist Push Display Interface Light Interface Turn On Lights: Double-click the "Power" button when the lights are off. The screen will display the light icon, and the controller will be notified to turn on the lights. Light Mode Interface Reverse Mode: After powering on, long press the "﹀"...
- Page 26 exit the settings menu interface and return to the main interface. Main Interface Display Mode Switching: Drive Mode Settings: When powered on, long press the ">" button to switch between single-drive and dual-drive display interfaces. Drive Mode Settings Interface Battery Level Display: The battery level is displayed as an actual percentage.
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Page 27: Information Viewing And Settings
Information Viewing and Settings Simultaneously long press the "+" and "-" buttons to enter the settings menu interface. The information list includes "User," "Param," and "Other." Short press the "+" or "-" button to select the desired menu ("User," "Param," or "Other"), then short press the "Power"... - Page 28 Wheel Diamete Default Wheel 8-32 Setting Speed Default: Speed Limit 8-60 No Speed Limit Setting Limit Error None None Warn Memory Storage Control Param As per Current Default Current actual Limit product Setting ON—Reset Total Total Default Mileage Mileage OFF (Do Not OFF—Do Not Reset) Reset...
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Page 29: Fault Code Definitions
Fault Code Definitions: The fault codes for the CAN communication protocol are defined as follows: Status Meaning Fault Code Troubleshooting Data Overvoltage Controller Undervoltage Controller Throttle Ground Wire Not Throttle Throttle Not Reset Throttle Motor Hall Sensor Fault Motor Motor Temperature Motor Motor Temperature Motor...
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