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SR Suntour EBBA-ST36-U Owner's Manual

SR Suntour EBBA-ST36-U Owner's Manual

Charging batteries – up-right type - li-ion
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Charging Batteries – Up-right type - Li-ion
To charge the battery, follow these steps:
Step 1 – Unlock the battery by using the key & take the battery out of the bike.
Step 2 – Connect the charger's DC connector to the battery socket.
Step 3 – Plug the charger to a domestic AC outlet (100-240VAC).
Step 4 – Unplug the charger from the AC outlet after charging is completed.
Step 5 – Unplug the charger's DC connector from the battery socket.
Charging a battery takes around 3.0 hours depending upon the state of charge.
Li-ion battery Charger (Model Name: EBBC11-LI36SRT03) can only charge following
battery pack:
Battery MODEL: EBBA-ST36-U (9000mh typical)

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  • Page 1 Step 5 – Unplug the charger’s DC connector from the battery socket. Charging a battery takes around 3.0 hours depending upon the state of charge. Li-ion battery Charger (Model Name: EBBC11-LI36SRT03) can only charge following battery pack: Battery MODEL: EBBA-ST36-U (9000mh typical)
  • Page 2  Charger LED:...
  • Page 3 If abnormal status remains, do not open the charger. Contact our local distributor or SR SUNTOUR customer service department for prompt service. 2. If you won't use the charger for a long time, unplug the AC cord for security and prolong the charger life.
  • Page 4 LED Battery Status Indicator The LED status indicator on the battery pack can indicate the condition of Remaining capacity, Absolute capacity and Charge count. Remaining capacity Remaining capacity is the “fuel gauge” of the battery. Absolute capacity Absolute capacity is the comparison of typical full charging capacity and Actual full charging capacity.
  • Page 5 The format of the indication The information is expressed as the following formats. ● Remaining Capacity LED Indicator Remaining capacity ●●●● 100 - 75 % ●●●○ 75 - 50 % ●●○○ 50 - 25 % ●○○○ 25 - 10 % ◎○○○...

  • Page 6: Battery Range

    Battery Range Factors affecting Range The following table shows the A-Z - the many factors that affect battery range. Ambient Temperature of Battery when charging (lower = better) Ambient Temperature of Battery when not in use (higher = better) Ambient Temperature of Bike in use (higher = better) Battery Age (newer = better) Battery charge cycles (number of time charged) Battery Condition (state of charge)
  • Page 7  If the range per charge becomes too short, the battery’s life may have come to an end. Replace the battery with a new one from your Authorised SR SUNTOUR Dealer. (4) Extended Storage ...

  • Page 8: Safety Precautions

     Use only a power source rated at 100-240 volts AC.  Do not use damaged components – consult your authorised SR SUNTOUR Dealer immediately.  If the supply Cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the Manufacturer or its service...
  • Page 9 Precautions for use of the battery 1. Precautions for use of the battery in a cold climate Charge and discharge are the effects of a chemical reaction inside the battery. The capacity of a battery declines in cold weather because the chemical reaction isn't as active when the temperature is low.