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Riding involves risks; safety depends on knowledge, maintenance, and conditions.
E-bikes use Lithium-Ion batteries, posing a risk of fire if not handled properly.
Symbol 'A' indicates a hazardous situation with risk of death, injury, or damage.
Do not alter or modify the E-Bike's electrical system, battery, or components.
Check brakes, tires, steering, and rims/spokes. Get accustomed to new bike's handling and acceleration.
Avoid touching hot components; E-bike is for on-road use only, not off-road or jumps.
Respect load limits (27kg luggage, 200kg total). Increase stopping distance in adverse weather.
Mechanical components wear; fatigue can cause failure. Inspect for cracks or color changes indicating wear.
Covers saddle height, position, and angle adjustments for optimal comfort and fit.
Adjust brake lever angle and distance from grip for ergonomic reach and easy operation.
Check and adjust headset for play using two tests and specific tightening steps to prevent damage.
Steps to install pedals, including greasing threads, tightening direction, and recommended torque.
Explanation of front quick release axle components and how to adjust it by hand.
Steps to remove the front wheel by opening the quick release lever and loosening the nut.
Process for reliably tightening the wheel, checking springs, alignment, and lever tightness.
Explanation of how to use the fork lockout lever to block suspension movement for pedaling efficiency.
Technical procedure to set suspension SAG based on rider weight and fork travel for optimal performance.
Steps to adjust air pressure in suspension forks using a pump to achieve desired SAG.
Covers regional brake setup, rotor/pad handling, and general adjustment warnings.
Procedures for replacing brake pads and removing the brake caliper.
How to power on the bike, activate the display, and scan the RFID key.
Covers pedal assist modes, USB port use, and shutting down the bike with/without motor lock.
Covers Lithium-Ion battery risks, housing, tampering, general usage precautions, and charger safety.
Details on battery condition, handling, avoiding water, aftermarket accessories, and storage conditions.
Charger connection, charging best practices, unattended charging, and avoiding soft materials.
Cold temperature effects, charge level monitoring, periodic maintenance, and firmware updates.
Steps for removing the battery for storage/charging and securely inserting it back into the cradle.
How to turn the battery on/off and the process for charging the bike.
Ensuring proper gap between tire and mudguard, and regular checks.
Guidelines for luggage capacity, payload limits, and impact on bike handling.
Includes child seat safety, tire size limits, rear light clearance, and EPAC trailer usage.
Chain is under high stress; check wear regularly and replace often. Inspect for deformed links.
Perform checks on brakes, tires, wheels, stem, handlebars, fork, and battery before/after riding.
Inspect stem/handlebar play, sprockets, cables, derailleurs, brake pads, and wheels monthly.
Inspect frame for cracks, grease wheel hubs, headset, and friction parts every six months.
List of error codes for the controller, with their definitions, for diagnosing bike issues.
List of error codes specific to the battery (BMS errors) and their meanings.
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