Checking The Side Stands (If Present); Checking The Drive Electrical System - GHOST EPAC Ghost Original Operating Instructions

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6.11

Checking the side stands (if present)

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WARNING Danger from falls and accidents
A side stand can lead to serious falls when riding if unfolded. This also applies
to a kickstand which folds out automatically while you are riding.
A kickstand which is bent, too short or too long will not provide your EPAC
with sufficient stability. Your EPAC can fall over, injuring you or
other individuals.
Your EPAC and other objects located nearby, such as other bicycles,
cars etc. may be damaged.
Always fold away the kickstand before riding the bicycle.
You should have bent kickstands repaired or replaced in a specialist
workshop.
With length-adjustable kickstands:
Have the right length adjusted in a specialist workshop if your EPAC
is not stable.
1. Carry out a visual inspection of the screw connections of the kickstand.
2. Always fold up the kickstand before riding your bicycle.
The stand must not fold downwards of its own accord.
3. Touch the arm of the stand lightly to push it downwards.
The arm of the stand must not fold down.
4. With adjustable-length stands:
use hand force to check that the extendable section cannot be moved.
6.12

Checking the drive electrical system

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WARNING Danger from fire
A defective or damaged drive electrical system can cause a short circuit. This
means that there is a danger of fire.
Carry out a visual inspection whether all electric cables are undamaged and
correctly laid.
Do not turn on the electrical control system until you have completed all of
the other tests.
Check for any error messages in the display.
You should only use your EPAC if the drive electrical system is free of faults
and there are no error messages in the display. Otherwise you should only
use your EPAC again when it has been repaired in a specialist workshop.
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Original operating instructions 11/2014