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If the E-bike is put into storage for longer periods (more than a month), charging it once a month will prove
sufficient.
During storage, the batteries must always be fully charged, as remaining fully or partly discharged over a
longer period is detrimental to them.
10. Warning
• The battery must not be exposed to heat or short circuits, nor may it be punctured or misused in any
other way.
• The battery must not be taken apart or broken into pieces.
• The battery must not be thrown into an open fire.
• The battery must not be immersed in water or other liquid.
•The battery may only be charged using the charger supplied.
• Never charge the battery at temperatures below 0º or over 45º
11. Disposing of the battery
Batteries contain substances that can be hazardous to human health and the environment if not handled
correctly.
The batteries are marked with a crossed-out wheelie bin symbol. This symbolises that worn-out batteries
must not be disposed of together with unsorted domestic waste but must be collected separately.
It is important that that you hand over your worn-out batteries to the collection systems that have been set
up for that purpose. In this way you will help ensure the batteries are recycled as required by law and do
not pollute the environment unnecessarily.
All municipalities have set up collection systems whereby worn-out portable batteries are picked up
directly from households or can be taken by residents to recycling centres and other collection points. You
can obtain further information from your municipality’s public services department.
12. Complaints
See the relevant law governing sale of goods
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