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Ecotric FAT26S900-MB Series - User Manual

Ecotric FAT26S900-MB Series
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Summary

ECOTRIC Electric Bike Introduction

Manual Scope and Professional Assistance

This manual is not a detailed service or repair guide; seek qualified technician assistance.

Safety and Warning Information

Riding Risks and Component Wear

User assumes all risks of injury, damage, or failure. Bicycle components are subject to wear and stress.

Insurance Policy Verification

Your insurance policies may not cover accidents involving this bicycle; contact your insurer.

Electrical Part Modification Prohibition

Do not disassemble, modify, or replace electrical parts.

Bike Assembly Guide

Front Wheel Installation: Initial Steps

Carefully remove bike from carton, remove protection, locate kit box, remove wheel/fork blocks.

Front Wheel Installation: Securing the Wheel

Insert wheel into fork dropouts, ensure it's seated, and tighten quick release with Allen wrench.

Handlebar, Display, and Reflector Setup

Steps for aligning handlebars, securing stem, mounting display, and attaching front reflector.

Seat Post Installation and Adjustment

Ensure seat post is inserted past the minimum line and tighten the clamp securely for safe riding.

Pedal Installation Procedure

Identify left/right pedals, install with correct threading (reverse for left), and tighten securely.

Component Torque Specifications

Recommended torque values for various bike components like handlebars, seatpost, and wheels.

Battery Management and Charging

Battery Mounting and Removal

Steps for locking the battery onto the frame using the key and removing it.

Battery Charging Instructions

Connect charger, observe LED indicators (red/green), and note charging time and capacity check button.

Bike Testing and Operation

Display Activation and Power On

Turn on the display by pressing the 'M' button and ensure it lights up.

Testing Riding Modes: Throttle, PAS, Walk

Test throttle, pedal assist, and walk assist modes with the rear wheel lifted.

Brake System Functionality Test

Test brake levers by pushing the bike forward and adjust cable tightness using caliper knobs.

Recording Serial Numbers

Note the bike's and battery's serial numbers for case of stolen or missing items.

Display Instrument Settings and Features

Understanding the Display Screen

Explains various icons and data displayed, including speed, battery level, and assist level.

Basic Display Controls and Modes

How to turn display on/off, switch ODO/Trip, change assist level, and enter walk mode.

Advanced Display Configuration Options

Settings for backlight, speed unit, voltage, sleep time, assist level, wheel size, and speed limit.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Resolving Display Power Problems

Steps to diagnose and fix display power issues, involving battery charging and voltage checks.

Troubleshooting Throttle Malfunctions

Steps to troubleshoot when the throttle is unresponsive, checking brake levers, PAS, motor, and controller connections.

Interpreting Error Codes and Solutions

Lists common error codes displayed on the bike and their definitions/solutions.

Warranty and Returns Policy

Warranty Exclusions and Conditions

Lists conditions and damages that void the warranty, such as water damage and improper use.

Covered Components and Warranty Period

Details components covered for 18 months, including frame, motor, controller, display, and battery.

Non-Warranty Parts (Consumables)

Identifies parts subject to wear and not covered by warranty, like tires and brake pads.

Product Return Guidelines

Return Conditions, Fees, and Process

Outlines terms for returns within 30 days, including restocking fees and shipping responsibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

After-Sale Support and Warranty Claims

Explains how to get support, describe issues, and obtain spare parts under warranty.

DIY Repairs and Warranty Implications

Clarifies that DIY repairs are supported, but prior contact is recommended to avoid complications.

Charger Heat and Bike Range Factors

Addresses why the charger gets hot and factors affecting the bike's range.

Riding in Rain and Battery Longevity

Guidance on riding in moderate rain and essential battery charging practices.

Spare Key and Lock Set Information

Information on obtaining spare keys or replacement lock sets.

Battery and Charger Maintenance

Optimizing Battery Charging and Storage

Instructions on charging times, avoiding deep discharge, and proper storage to maintain battery life.

Critical Precautions for Battery Use

Warnings against disassembling, exposing to liquids, extreme weather, or using unauthorized chargers.

Routine Maintenance and Care

Essential Bicycle Maintenance Checks

Regular checks for bolt tightness, chain lubrication, tire pressure, and wiring care.

Cleaning and Professional Servicing Advice

Advice on cleaning the ebike, avoiding high-pressure water, and recommending professional servicing.

Rider Safety and Bike Checks

Helmet Use and Legal Riding Requirements

Always wear an approved helmet and comply with local riding laws.

Pre-Ride Safety Inspection Checklist

Check nuts, bolts, tires, brakes, and have the bike serviced by a mechanic within 100 miles.

First Ride Safety and Familiarization

Advise to practice in a safe area to get familiar with controls and performance.

Passenger and Weight Capacity Limits

Do not carry additional passengers; observe maximum weight limits for bike and rack.

Tire and Wheel Integrity Inspection

Check tire inflation, look for damage, and ensure wheels are true and don't wobble.

General Warnings and Rider Responsibility

Rider Age and Capability Requirements

Designed for riders 16+, requiring physical coordination, reaction time, and mental capability. Consult physician if impaired.

Parental Responsibility for Child Riders

Parents are responsible for ensuring the bike fits, is safe, and the child understands operation and laws.

Child Helmet Safety Mandate

Children must wear helmets for riding only, not for play. Failure to comply can cause serious injury or death.

Electrical and Performance Specifications

Key Electrical Parameters Listed

Details specifications like motor power, battery capacity, speed, range, and charging voltage.

Wiring Diagram and Information Log

Universal Wiring Diagram Reference

Provides a schematic of the bike's electrical connections for reference.

Recording Essential Bike Information

Fields to record bicycle serial number, battery serial number, model, color, and purchase details.

Ecotric FAT26S900-MB Series Specifications

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BrandEcotric
ModelFAT26S900-MB Series
CategoryBicycle
LanguageEnglish

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