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General| Brand | Electric Bike Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | E-BikeKit |
| Category | Bicycle Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists all components included in the kit for easy verification.
Lists additional accessories provided with the kit for installation and use.
Verifies front dropout spacing and quick release tab compatibility.
Verifies rear dropout spacing compatibility for installation.
Ensures sufficient clearance for the axle, with instructions for filing if needed.
Details installing the tire and ensuring the disc mount is on the correct side.
Explains installing the torque arm and using washers for secure mounting.
Specifies the correct torque for securing the wheel axle nuts.
Guides on removing old brake handles and installing the new E-brakes.
Details mounting the chosen throttle (thumb or twist) and reinstalling grips.
Explains how to connect the LCD, E-brakes, and throttle wires.
Describes the PAS function and its compatibility with different bike crank types.
Explains methods to disable PAS or throttle via settings or unplugging cables.
Covers directional magnet ring installation and zip-tying the sensor.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting PAS sensor light indicators and common issues.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting and charging the battery, including LED indicators.
Advises on charging immediately after use and maintaining charge during storage.
Outlines three methods for securely attaching the controller to the bike.
Details connecting the 4-to-1 wire, motor extension, and battery to the controller.
Instructions for tucking and securing cables for clean management.
Guides on checking brakes, testing wheel spin, and inspecting the kit for security.
Instructions for charging lithium batteries and operating the lock/switch.
Identifies the hardware components included for mounting lithium batteries.
Details using bolts, nuts, and washers for strut connections to the rack.
Covers bolting the mounting plate to the bike rack after rack installation.
Instructions for powering the LCD display unit on and off using the 'M' button.
Explains using arrow buttons for assist levels and cycling through display modes.
Details how to enter the settings menu and navigate between options.
Guides on selecting the correct wheel size for accurate speed and distance readings.
Instructs on choosing between Direct-Drive (DD-5) and Geared (GRD-5) motor types.
How to select the battery type (Lithium or SLA) for proper voltage display.
Explains settings for PAS Start-up Delay, Power Ratio, and Scaling.
Lists and briefly explains various settings like display units, speed limits, and drive modes.
Lists common error codes displayed on the LCD and their probable causes.
Provides detailed probable causes for error codes 21 through 30.
Guides on checking plugs, bent pins, and broken wires for motor issues.
Explains how to test E-brakes and swap throttles to diagnose problems.
Details using a multimeter to verify the battery voltage is within the correct range.
Provides detailed specs for lithium batteries including voltage, capacity, range, speed, weight, and cycle life.
Details input/output voltage, current, safety features, and certifications for chargers.
Lists maximum speeds based on wheel size and motor type (36V vs 48V).
Outlines periodic checks and servicing for the wheel to maintain spoke tension.
Lists essential checks before each ride, including wheels, frame, tires, brakes, and battery.
Actions to take after each ride, such as turning off, checking for damage, and charging.
Advises inspecting frame, fork, and components for damage or looseness.
Recommends inspecting and adjusting bearings in headset, pedals, and bottom bracket.
Lists specific bolts and clamps to regularly check for tightness and security.
Outlines the warranty period for hub motors and various kit parts.
Specifies warranty terms for SLA and Lithium battery packs, including capacity and cycle limits.
Details common issues like "Spin Out" and "Over Voltage" that void the warranty.
Lists exclusions like normal wear and tear, accident, misuse, and unauthorized alterations.
Clarifies warranty coverage for rental, commercial, or non-authorized reseller purchases.
States the manufacturer disclaims responsibility for injury or damage from kit installation and use.
Details the procedure for submitting a warranty claim and associated fees.
Defines "low-speed electric bicycle" according to federal law, including wattage and speed limits.
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