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Gocycle G2 Gear Servo - User Manual

Gocycle G2 Gear Servo
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SERVICE DOCUMENT: G2 SERVO
VERSION 1.0
Service Document for the G2 Gear Servo
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Summary

Overview

Document Introduction

Provides a general overview of the G2 Servo service document and contact information.

Parts List

Lists all parts referenced in the service document, including part codes and descriptions.

Tool List

Details the essential tools required for successfully servicing the G2 Servo.

Best Practice Guidelines

General Service Precautions

Outlines essential safety and procedural guidelines before performing Gocycle maintenance.

Electrical System Safety Rules

Details critical safety guidelines for working with the Gocycle's electrical system and battery.

Right-Hand Crank Arm Removal

Prepare for Crank Arm Removal

Invert G2, secure in stand, remove PitStopWheels before unbolting.

Undo Right-Hand Crank Arm Bolt

Use an 8mm Hex bit to loosen the crank arm securing bolt.

Remove Crank Arm Assembly

Use a crank puller to detach the Right-Hand Crank Arm from the spindle.

Preserve Crank Arm Components

Handle dowel pins and wave springs carefully during crank arm removal.

Cleandrive Cover Removal

Unscrew Cleandrive Cover Bolts

Remove eleven Magform Bolts using a T25 Torx Bit.

Lift Cleandrive Cover Upwards

Rotate the Cleandrive® cover upwards to begin its removal.

Detach Remaining Cover Bolt

Unscrew the final Magform Bolt to fully detach the cover.

Final Cleandrive Cover Detachment

The Cleandrive® Cover is now free for internal inspection.

Chain Removal

Apply Pressure to Chain Tensioner

Use thumb pressure on the Chain Tensioner to facilitate chain removal.

Release and Secure Chain

Detach the chain from the tensioner and secure it with the LockShock® Pin.

Remove Chainring from Spindle

Allow chain to hang free and remove the Chainring from the Bottom Bracket Spindle.

Servo Removal

Locate Main Junction Board

Identify the Main Junction Board (JB) after chainring removal.

Detach Junction Board Retaining Bolts

Undo the bolts securing the Junction Board for removal.

Remove Main Junction Board PCB

Carefully lift the Main Junction Board PCB, avoiding component contact.

Disconnect Rear Sensor Connector

Remove the 2-pin white connector identified as the Rear Sensor.

Disconnect Servo Controller Cable

Detach the 3-pin connector that serves as the Servo Cable.

Position Chain for Access

Arrange the chain to ensure balance springs are accessible.

Remove Upper Cable Guide

Unscrew the two retaining bolts holding the Cable Guide Upper.

Expose Wire Harness

Access the wire harness by pulling wires from the Cable Guide Lower.

Reveal Heat-Shrink Wrapped Wires

Expose the heat-shrink-wrapped section containing the Servo and Sensor cables.

Carefully Cut Shrink-Wrap

Use a sharp blade to cut the shrink-wrap without damaging underlying wires.

Manage Coiled Wiring

Address any excess wiring coiled beneath the shrink-wrap.

Unhook E Shift Balance Spring

Detach the E Shift Balance Spring from its mount on the Cleandrive.

Remove E-Shift Balance Linkage

Detach the E-Shift Balance Spring and Balance Link from the servo.

Remove E-Shift Spring Retaining Bolt

Remove the bolt that secures the E-Shift Balance Spring.

Handle E-Shift Spring Spacer

Use a 2.5mm Allen key, keeping the E-Shift Spring Spacer with the bolt.

Detach E-Shift Spring

Remove the E-Shift Spring from the servo mechanism.

Unhook Servo End of Spring

Rotate and unhook the E-Shift Spring's servo end from the Servo Horn.

E-Shift Spring Other End

Note that the E-Shift Spring can remain hooked at the opposite end.

Remove Servo Mounting Bolts

Unscrew three M3 x 25 Caphead bolts, retaining washers for reinstallation.

Remove Lower Cable Guide and Servo

Detach the Cable Guide Lower and Servo assembly from the Cleandrive.

Extract Servo from Cable Guide

Pull the Servo from the Cable Guide Lower and thread its cable out.

Final Servo Unit Removal

Completely remove the Servo unit from its mounting.

Servo Installation

Route Servo Controller Cable

Loop the cable through the Cable Guide Lower and fit the servo into its mount.

Verify Servo Mounting (Front View)

Ensure the servo housing is flush with the Cable Guide Lower.

Verify Servo Mounting (Rear View)

Check Servo Controller Cable clears bolt holes when mounted.

Reattach Cable Guide Lower with Servo

Secure the Cable Guide Lower and Servo assembly back onto the Cleandrive.

Secure Servo with Mounting Bolts

Fasten the servo using M3 x 25 Caphead bolts and washers.

Refit Chain and E-Shift Spring

Loop the chain over the servo and refit the E-Shift Spring.

Align E-Shift Spring to Servo Horn

Rotate the spring to align its end with the hole in the Servo Horn.

Confirm Correct E-Shift Spring Fit

Verify that the E-Shift Spring is correctly installed.

Connect E-Shift Balance Spring Link

Locate the E-Shift Balance Spring Link into the Servo Horn.

Connect E-Shift Balance Spring End

Connect the E-Shift Balance Spring to its corresponding Balance Spring Link.

Install Spring Retaining Bolt and Spacer

Install the E-Shift Balance Spring retaining bolt with the spacer using a 2.5mm Allen Key.

Hook E-Shift Spring Onto Bolt

Hook the E-Shift Balance Spring onto the bolt, confirming correct installation.

Prepare Servo Cable Shrink-Wrap

Cut a 50mm length of 8mm shrink-wrap for the servo cable.

Adjust Servo Controller Cable Length

Route and adjust cable length so the connector is near the Main Junction Board.

Cover Servo and Sensor Cables

Use shrink-wrap to cover both cables, ensuring all wiring is enclosed.

Insert Cable into Guide Channels

Place the cable into the Cable Guide Lower, ensuring shrink-wrap doesn't extend.

Heat Shrink Cable Wrap

Use a Heat Gun to tighten the shrink-wrap around the cables.

Mount Upper Cable Guide

Insert brake hose and cables into channels, then mount the Cable Guide Upper.

Secure Upper Cable Guide Bolts

Install Cable Guide Upper bolts using Torx T15 or Philips screwdriver.

Main PCB Refit

Reconnect Servo Cable to PCB

Connect the Servo Cable, aligning the brown wire with the negative pin.

Connect Rear Sensor Cable to PCB

Connect the Rear Sensor Cable and ensure its closure is complete.

Position Main Junction Board PCB

Place the Main Junction Board PCB, ensuring cables are routed correctly and not pinched.

Align and Secure Main PCB

Align the Main Junction Board PCB flush and reinstall its securing screws.

Chain Installation

Re-install Chainring and Position Chain

Mount the Chainring onto the spindle and place the chain onto the chainring.

Release Chain Tensioner Pin

Apply upward pressure to the Chain Tensioner to remove the Lockshock® pin.

Refit Chain onto Tensioner Sprocket

Continue applying upward pressure to refit the chain onto the tensioner sprocket.

Cleandrive Inspection

Verify Chain Pin and Run

Ensure chain pins are correctly installed and the chain runs smoothly.

Check Servo Spring Installation and Cable Routing

Confirm Servo springs are fitted correctly and cable is not trapped.

Verify Chainring and Tensioner Sprocket Connection

Check that the chain is correctly fitted to the chainring and tensioner sprocket.

Cleandrive Cover Installation

Align Cleandrive Cover for Reassembly

Position the Cleandrive® cover correctly for installation.

Align Brake Hose Seal Correctly

Carefully align the brake hose seal during cover installation.

Reinstall Cleandrive Magform Bolts

Reinstall the 11 Magform Bolts, noting fender guide bracket position.

Install Final Cleandrive Magform Bolt

Rotate the Cleandrive® to install the final Magform Bolt.

Crank Arm Installation

Prepare Crank Arm for Assembly

Ensure wave springs and dowel pins are correctly installed on the crank arm.

Position Left-Hand Crank Arm

Hold the Left-Hand Crank Arm vertical and prepare the Right-Hand Crank Arm.

Align and Seat Right-Hand Crank Arm

Align the crank arm, locate pins, and push into position on the spindle.

Tighten Right-Hand Crank Arm Bolt

Install and tighten the Right-Hand Crank Arm Bolt to 35-40Nm torque.

Gocycle G2 Gear Servo Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGocycle
ModelG2 Gear Servo
CategoryBicycle
LanguageEnglish

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