CUSTOMER MANUAL M400 DRIVE SYSTEM
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To minimize the risk of electric shock, you should never
open the charging device. Maintenance work should only
be done by qualified service workers. Make sure to read the
information about your battery charger before ever
charging your battery! Unplug the charger before attaching
or removing the battery from the charger. Flammable gases
can leak out. Prevent flames and sparks.
Keep the charger away from children and animals. Small
children and animals may damage the cable while playing.
This can lead to an electric shock, a malfunction or a fire.
• The charger must not be used by children, or by
persons with limited physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, unless under the supervision of a qualified
adult.
• Make sure the charger is clean. There is a risk of
electric shock.
• Do not use your charger in humid or dusty places.
• Avoid direct sunlight.
• Disconnect the charger from the power supply when
not in use.
• Only use the charger that came with your Pedelec or
one which is authorized by the manufacturer.
• Don’t cover the charger while it is in use. It could
otherwise short circuit or cause a fire.
• When you clean the charger, unplug it from the
electrical socket first.
• Stop charging the battery if the charging cycle
is taking longer than the length listed in the
Specifications table.
• After ending the charging cycle, remove the battery
from the charger and unplug the charger.
4.6 Drive unit (mid-drive motor)
Your Pedelec is equipped with a mid-drive motor (Pedelec:
250 W). The power unit is located above the bottom
bracket.
Mid-drive motor
The motor will drive forward as soon as you push down
the pedal. The power assistance level varies depending
on its settings. The drive unit turns off as soon as you
have stopped peddling or have reached maximum speed
(Pedelec: 25 km/h). The support is automatically reactivat-
ed as soon as the speed is below the maximum support
speed and you reapply pressure to the pedal.
Keep in mind that the motor of your Pedelec can heat up
during long uphill runs. Do not touch the motor, as you may
get burned.
Note that if the road surface and the support bracket are
slippery (e.g. due to rain, snow, sand), there is a risk that the
drive wheel of your Pedelec may rotate and slide.
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