Pendix eDrive - First ride

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32 Nm +/- 2 Nm
Now screw on the right-hand pedal in clockwise
motion to a torque of 35 Nm +/- 2 Nm.
35 Nm +/- 2 Nm
You have now completed assembly of the Pendix eDrive.
Please continue with Chapter 8. First ride.
Check the correct and safe function of the
gearshi before the first ride. The chain wheels
may have a slightly dierent position than be-
fore, this means a new adjustment of the gear
change function may be necessary. Only ride if
gears change without diiculty. Make sure the
crank and the chain move without contact at all
gear levels inside the chain guard.
Gear changing systems are safety-relevant com-
ponents! All mechanical and adjustment work
which is not carried out professionally by a
specialist makes riding your bicycle dangerous!
When adjustments are faulty, the chain of your
bicycle can drop o and cause accidents through
falling.
8. First ride
Aer completing installation and switching on the Pendix
system for the first time, the motor control system runs an
automatic calibration. Thus, when switching on for the first
time, the calibration mode is indicated by a blinking green
light on the LED display. To calibrate, please ride your bicy-
cle during this blinking phase for at least 300 m (about 1,000
feet). In the beginning, the drive system (motor) is not yet
supporting. Try to ride as steady as possible keeping to the
same speed. As soon as the motor has finished calibrating
successfully, the LED display shows a permanent green light
and the motor is supporting. Please ride another 1,000 m
with motor support for fine calibration.
Aer some first rides it can happen due to pro
duction process, that there occurs some oil on
the motor. This is no failure and has no interfer-
ence on the functionality of the system. Its only
excessive grease from sealing installation and
can be wiped o.
The calibration of the system is only possible by
riding. The calibration on the workstand is not
designated and will not bring positive result.
The disassembly of the Pendix eDrive takes place in reverse
sequence of the described steps.