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Vaya CLASSIC - Cleaning, Storage, and Derailleur Adjustment

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ELCARE NORDIC: service.vaya@elcare.com
Cleaning Your E-Bike
Disconnect the charger and turn off the E-Bike. Remove the battery.
Use a moist cloth to clean the E-Bike. Do not use oil on the brakes.
Do not use a high-pressure jet. Cleaning under running water is not recommended.
After cleaning the E-Bike, make sure to test all the brakes before using the E-Bike again.
Chain Maintenance
Clean and lubricate the chain and chainrings regularly to extend their lifecycle. Clean
no less than once a month with daily use, and more regularly in poor conditions or if the
chain becomes noticeably dirty.
Regularly clean the chain with a suitable chain cleaner.
Clean the chainrings using a neutral cleaning detergent.
Use suitable lubrication on the chain and chainrings.
Storing Your E-Bike
If you are storing the E-Bike for an extended period of time, please fully charge the
battery at least once every two months.
If the ambient temperature of the storage location is below 0°, please do not charge the
E-Bike. You must bring the battery into a warmer environment before charging. Check
the Battery Information and Specications sections for more details.
To prevent dust from getting into your E-Bike and battery, try wrapping it or sealing it
with its original packaging.
Store the E-Bike indoors. If wet, dry the E-Bike before storage.
Store the battery indoors and in a dry and suitable temperature range.
Do not store the battery in direct sunlight or in a car. Overly high temperatures can cause
damage to the function and lifecycle of the battery.
Adjusting the Rear Derailleur
Step 1:
While lifting the rear of the bike and turning the pedals by hand, use the gear shifter to
select the lowest gear.
Use a suitable screwdriver to turn the screw marked with L (low gear) to adjust the rear
derailleur until it is vertically aligned below the lowest gear. See photo above.