Neomouv NOVA S Manual de usuario

NOVA S MOUNTAIN S

ENARA S

USER MANUAL

THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT

SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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MAJ : 05-2020

 
 
 
 Manuel NOVA S –MOUNTAIN S –ENARA S 
 
 

CONTENTS 
1- INTRODUCTION : ...........................................................................................................3 
2- SETUP : .............................................................................................................................4 
1 Saddle settings : ............................................................................................................. 4 
1.1 Tilt :.......................................................................................................................... 4 
1.2 Height :..................................................................................................................... 4 
2 Adjusting the hydraulic brakes :...................................................................................... 5 
3 Removing and replacing wheels :.................................................................................... 6 
3.1 Front wheel :........................................................................................................ 6 
3.2 Rear wheel : ............................................................................................................ 6 
4 Lights :.......................................................................................................................... 7 
- UTILISATION DU VAE : ...................................................................................................7 
1 Indexed gear shifting :................................................................................................... 7 
2 Changing the level of assistance : .................................................................................... 7 
3 The display and controls : ............................................................................................. 8 
4 The electric assist : ........................................................................................................ 9 
4.1 Function :................................................................................................................ 9 
4.2 Performance :.......................................................................................................... 9 
4.3 Technical Specifications of the assistance system :................................................... 10 
4.5 The electric motor :................................................................................................ 10 
- CHARGING THE BATTERY : ...........................................................................................11 
1 36 Volt charger :........................................................................................................... 11 
1.1 Precautions - safety instructions : ........................................................................... 11 
1.2 Protecting the charger :.......................................................................................... 11 
2 The battery : ................................................................................................................ 12 
2.1 Ebike battery performance : ................................................................................... 13 
2.2 Recommendations / Care of Your Battery : .............................................................. 14 
- TIPS FOR INCREASING THE BATTERY LIFE PER CHARGE:...........................................15 
- CARE AND MAINTENANCE : ..........................................................................................15 
1 Care :........................................................................................................................... 15 
2 Lubrication : ................................................................................................................. 15 
3 Maintenance :............................................................................................................... 16 
- SECURITE –RECOMMANDATIONS : .............................................................................16 
- TECHNICAL DATA ..........................................................................................................17 
- STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY ......................................................................................19 
- TERMS OF WARRANTY ................................................................................................19 
 

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1- INTRODUCTION :

Thank you for choosing a NEOMOUV electric bike

Ebike overview :

Notes :

•The sign indicates important tips and mandatory security measures. Follow the various instructions.

•Some adjustments require specific assembly/disassembly and skill; do not perform if you are not

experienced, consult your authorised dealer or specialist.

•The sign shows tools that will be needed for tuning operations.

•Your Ebike has an engraved serial number on the frame.

Maximum load: 120 kg. For your safety it should not exceed the maximum load when using your

bicycle.

Battery

Electric motor

Pedal

sensor

Display

potence

Serial number

Rack

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2- SETUP :

2.1 Saddle settings :

Allen key 6 mm

2.1.1 Tilt :

Loosen the nut under the seat.

Adjusting the angle of the seat, to obtain the position best suited to your comfort. Tighten the nut torque 13

Nm max.

2.1.2 Height :

The electric bike allows a lower seat position than on a conventional bike. With electric assistance you require

less effort and you can sit down for better stability. The optimum height of the rider for best use is between

1.65 and 1.90 m. So, adjust your saddle height in the sitting position as follows:

Loosen the quick release of the seat clamp :

Sitting on the saddle in suitable footwear for cycling, place a pedal in the down position, place one heel on a

pedal, the leg should normally fall without being stiff. Raise or lower the seat to get the proper height.

To calculate the height, you can also apply the formula HS (saddle height) =0.885xIL (inside leg). To measure

the inside leg height, stand with bare feet and heels five centimetres apart. Place (without pressing too hard) a

stick against your perineum, and then measure the height from the ground to the stick. This gives you the (inside

leg) value.

Tighten the quick release of the seat clamp.

Nut

Quick

Release

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THE SEAT TUBE SHOULD NOT COME OUT BEYOND THE ETCHED SAFETY MARK (VERTICAL BARS).

The minimum height between the high point of the saddle and the ground is 85 cm.

2.2 Adjusting the hydraulic brakes :

Allen key 5 mm

Screwdriver

Your EBike can be equipped with front and rear hydraulic disc brakes. The maintenance of this system is the

responsibility of a specialist. However here are some recommendations for use :

-Periodically check the state of the pads. Avoid changing pads at the last moment. When the lining is

worn, the disc rubs against pads and damage to the disk can occur.

Here are two ways to check for wear:

•When the sound appears metallic during braking, the surface of the pad is worn.

•Visually, you can check to see the thickness of the pad surface by standing in front of the stirrup.

-Periodically check the cleanliness and disc wear. To clean discs use water or alcohol.

-Absolutely avoid contact with an oil on the disk or pads. If contact occurs, it is essential to change the

pads. (They are porous and will therefore absorb oils).

In general, WHEN HANDLING THE HYDRAULIC DISC BRAKE SYSTEM, DO NOT IMPROVISE.

We recommend you seek expert help when in doubt.

Security mark

Disc

Pads

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2.3 Removing and replacing wheels :

2.3.1 Front wheel :

Removing the front wheel :

-You must first loosen the wheel fixings.

-Once this is done, the wheel must be slid forward to remove it.

-Insert the plastic spacer into the calliper (between the two pads).

-DO NOT SQUEEZE THE BRAKE LEVER WHILST THE WHEEL IS REMOVED.

Replacing the front wheel :

-Carry out the assembly operations in reverse order. Make sure that the wheel attachment is tightened

and aligned.

-Once the wheel is in place, operate the brake lever 3-4 times. This allows the pads to be properly

aligned.

-Check that the brake disc is centred and rotates without friction.

-Finally, check that the brakes are working properly.

2.3.2 Rear wheel :

Removing the rear wheel :

-Loosen the quick-release clamp.

-Pull the wheel forward and remove the chain from the wheel axle.

-Insert a plastic spacer in the calliper (between the two pads).

DO NOT SQUEEZE THE BRAKE LEVER WHILST THE WHEEL IS REMOVED

Replacing the rear wheel:

-Remove the plastic spacer from the calliper.

-Take the wheel and place the chain on the small sprocket on the right side, then engage the wheel

between the brake pads.

-Moving backwards, insert the wheel axle into the right and left housing of the frame. Tighten the quick

release.

Checking the wheel alignment :

-Centre the wheel in relation to the frame.

-Check the centring and positioning in line with the front wheel, as well as the positioning of the chain.

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Checking the brake adjustment :

-Engage the brake lever 3-4 times. This allows the brake pads to adjust properly.

-Check that the brake disc is well centred and rotates without friction.

-Finally, check that the brakes are working properly.

2.4 Lights :

Your bike comes with lights as standard :

❖Fixed front and rear lighting. The front lights (example) and rear (example) are

ALWAYS KEEP YOUR LIGHTING CLEAN AND IN GOOD CONDITION.

Lighting is mandatory at nightfall.

3 - UTILISATION DU VAE :

3.1 Indexed gear shifting :

Your gear change consists of a derailleur and 9 sprockets.

The smallest sprocket with 14 teeth allows you, in easy conditions (slight downhill, flat), to increase your

speed.

The intermediate sprockets are to be used in normal conditions.

The largest sprockets with up to 34 teeth will assist you on hill climbs and start-ups.

The gear selector (indexed) is located near the right handlebar grip on the handlebar, operate it to choose one

of the 9 pre-set positions.

3.2 Changing the level of assistance :

Your bike is equipped with 3 levels of electronic assistance:

Shifter

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1. Eco Position = minimum assistance.

2. Normal Position = medium assistance.

3. High Position = maximum assistance. In this position your Ebike provides the greatest assistance

but also consumes the most energy.

To scroll through the assistance levels, press the UP or DOWN buttons on the assistance selector

located near the left handlebar grip.

3.3 The display and controls :

NB: the display can be removed by pressing on the tab and sliding it on the rail.

Start assist: Holding down the "DOWN" button (located under the control) will trigger the starting aid

which allows the EBike to start without pedaling.

More info on the SHIMANO 6100 series visit: https://si.shimano.com/pdfs/um/UM-78N0A-001-00-

FRE.pdf and for the 7000 : https://si.shimano.com/pdfs/um/UM-79E0A-005-FRE.pdf

Clock

Speed

information

Kilometres

travelled

ON-OFF button

UP Button

Increases the level of

assistance

DOWN button

Decreases the level of

assistance

MODE button

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3.4 The electric assist :

3.4.1 Function :

Your bike is electrically assisted: it is equipped with an electric motor, located in the rear wheel. This motor

starts automatically (if the ignition is switched on and the battery is charged) when you pedal and only when

you pedal (except with the "walk assist button").

The assistance is activated by an electromagnetic sensor that cuts the power to the motor when the pedals

stop turning.

The motor also shuts off :

•When you apply one of the two brakes ;

•When you reach the assisted speed limit of 25 km/h ;

This principle allows the motor to give you full power when you need it and saves battery power when you're

on a downhill run or on flat ground.

This energy management allows a longer range and are performed by the electronic controller.

Please be aware that activating or stopping the assistance may result in sudden acceleration

or deceleration.

3.4.2 Performance :

The assisted speed of your bike is limited to 25 km/h. At this speed the power to the motor is automatically

cut off.

The assisted range of your bike depends on several parameters:

❖The weight carried :

The performance of your bike is based on an average rider of 75 kg.

❖The outside temperature :

The performance is based on an outside temperature of about 20°C. Below this temperature the

performance decreases; however, this decrease is only really noticeable below 5°C.

❖Battery wear :

Your battery is designed to deliver stable performance for 750 charge/discharge cycles (or 3 years

average use). After these 750 cycles, it is still operational, but its’ performance, and therefore your

range, decreases proportionally.

❖Above all, range depends on the nature of your route :

Theoretical range is defined as a quasi-continuous motor load on flat or gently undulating ground (10

to 20% gradients). If your course is flat and includes a percentage of descents (even slight ones), your

range is increased. If you climb hills of more than 5% (the motor "barely" goes up more than 8%),

your range may decrease proportionally

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3.4.3 Technical Specifications of the assistance system :

Motor : SHIMANO –250 watts

Battery : Lithium Ion 36 V –418Wh

Battery life : 750 complete charge/discharge cycles under normal charging conditions.

Range : 70 to 80 km

(For a 75 kg rider at a speed of 18 km/h in Eco mode).

3.4.5 The electric motor :

The Shimano electric motor is located in the bottom bracket. It requires no maintenance on your part and is

covered by a 2-year manufacturer's warranty. After 3 years or 25,000 kilometres, we advise you to have it

serviced by an authorised dealer or specialist. Although it is designed to be water resistant, we do not

recommend cleaning it with a high-pressure jet.

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