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range – INFLUENCES AND TIPS
With the sensor sensitivity, the ratio
between the motor power and rider
power can be individually adapted (for
instructions, see page 27). The following
is valid here: The slighter the sensor
sensitivity, the greater the range.
With a heavier weight (rider and payload),
the motor must perform harder when
accelerating or on a climb. Minimize
your payload in order to achieve a greater
range (Range varies based on terrain).
Regularly check the tire pressure. The
roll resistance increases with low tire
pressure, which can considerably reduce
the range. You can find the recommended
tire pressure on the side of the tires.
The riding speed and range are decreased
on strong climbs as the motor has to
perform harder to increase the speed or
the altitude.
At low speed (up to 6.2 mph), the
efficiency is reduced.
At high speed (as of 21.7 mph), the drag
increases considerably. Ride at medium
speed to achieve maximum range.
In order to extend the range using
recuperation, only electrical braking
should be used, not mechanical braking.
To do so, ride in recuperation mode or
only lightly tap the brake. The longer the
recuperation is active, the greater the
range.
Increase the pedaling frequency (low
gear) while maintaining the same speed
and you will ride more economically and
extend the range.
The support mode changes the ratio
between the motor power and rider power.
You save the most battery power if you
change to a lower support mode on a
climb.
Switch off charger and disconnect battery or Stromer from the charger.
checK charging Process
If the LED 2 immediately switches from yellow to green after switching on, there is no
clean connection to the battery or an error occurred. If the latter is the case, connect
the charger again and switch it on again.
Switch on charger Battery is charging: Battery is completely
Yellow and red LED light up charged: Green and
red LED light up
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