LMX Bikes LMX 64 - User Manual

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LMX 64 User Guide
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Summary

I. General description

Notes for the owner

Congratulates the owner and introduces the bike, emphasizing safety and maintenance instructions.

Product information

Explains frame identification by serial number and reporting procedures for missing numbers.

Warranty information

Details the 2-year warranty on frames, electronics, motor, and battery, and conditions not covered.

Delivery and assembly information

Loading capacity

III. Checklist

IV. Switching the LMX 64 on and off

V. Power modes

VI. Informations on the main screen

VII. Use of the telescopic seatpost

VIII. Use of pedal side gears

IX. Breaking in the brakes

Safety instructions

Usage statistics

Mentions usage information on the control screen and how to reset trip statistics.

III. General maintenance

After the first hours of use

Lists post-ride checks for safety and functionality, including tightening discs, stem, and spokes.

Washing the LMX 64

Removing the rear wheel

V. Rear shock

Hydraulic adjustment: Compression

Explains rear shock compression adjustment using a blue knob, with 15 steps.

Hydraulic adjustment: rebound

Details rear shock rebound adjustment using a red wheel, with 20 steps.

Spring preload adjustment

IV. Fork settings

Air pressure

Recommends adapting fork air pressure based on rider weight and riding style, using the SAG method.

Compression

Rebond

V. Fork cleaning and maintenance

VII. Braking

When to replace the pads?

Instructs on checking brake pad thickness, requiring a minimum of 2.5 mm for replacement.

IV. Errors and faults in use

Battery protection

Explains general battery protection and automatic reset functions, advising on removal and reinstallation.

Low battery security

Details battery shutdown below 40V and how recharging restores cutoff.

Instantaneous overcurrent protection

Describes automatic stop at >88A, 35-second reset, and troubleshooting.

Continuous overcurrent

Explains protection at >60A for 3 seconds, power cutoff, and subsequent reset.

Excessive temperature

Covers battery shutdown above 60°C, restart below 50°C, and charging prohibition.

Low temperature

Explains battery shutdown below -15°C, restart at -10°C, and charging prevention.

Access to the battery diagnostics

VIII. status LEDs andBatteryerror codes

IX. Motor and controller overheating

V. Other faults

Chain noise

Advises checking chain tension and lubrication, and periodic replacement of chain and sprocket.

Soft brake levers

Guides on adjusting brake lever clearance and potential pad replacement or bleeding.

N mode remains activated

Suggests checking the stand sensor if N mode remains abnormally blocked.

Error 30 H

Identifies Error 30H as a screen-controller communication problem and provides troubleshooting.

VI. Technical support

LMX Bikes LMX 64 Specifications

General

Category	Electric Mountain Bike
Frame Material	Aluminum
Brake Type	Hydraulic disc brakes
Suspension	Full suspension
Number of Gears	1