RKS MC3 Manual de usuario
MC3
USER MANUAL
E-BIKE
www.rksmotor.eu
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TABLE OF CONTENT
About Ths Manual
1. Why You Should Read Ths Manual?
2. Warnng, Important Safety Informaton
Dagram
1. Parts’ Dagram wth Parts Name
2. Wrng Dagram
Operatng Instructon
1. Important Notces
2. Rdng Mode
3. Rdng Safely.
4. Battery Chargng
5. Checkng the Battery Pack Before Frst Tme Use
6. Removng the Battery
7. Power Indcator
8. PAS (Pedal Assst System)
9. Throttle (If has)
10. Pedal Installaton
11. F E-B O F E-BHow to old the ike ( nly for olding ike)
12. Shfter (If has)
13. Deralleur System
14. Front Wheel-Quck Release
15. Brake Adjustment
16. Rear Carrer
17. Lght
18. Saddle Poston
Mantenance and Cleanng
FAQ
Servce & Mantenance Schedule
Problems and Remedy
About Dealer and Informaton Card
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ABOUT THIS MANUAL
WHY YOU SHOULD READ THIS MANUAL
Ths manual s wrtten to help you to get the best performance, comfort,
enjoyment and safety when rdng your new E-Bke. The manual
descrbes specfic care and mantenance procedures that help protect
your warranty and ensure years of trouble free use. Please pay partcular
attenton to the secton on battery chargng and mantenance.
It s mportant for you to understand the features and operaton of your
new E-Bke so that you can get maxmum enjoyment wth maxmum
safety. By readng ths manual before you go on your first rde, you’ll know
how to get the most from your new E-Bke.
It s also mportant that your first rde on a new E-Bke be taken under a
controlled envronment, away from cars, obstacles and other cyclsts.
WARNING
Cyclng can be a hazardous actvty even under the best crcumstances,
Gvng Proper mantenance to your E-Bke s your responsblty as t
helps to reduce the rsk of njury. Ths manual contans many “Warnngs”
and “Cautons” concernng the consequences of falure to mantan or
nspect your E-Bke. Many of the Warnngs and Cautons say “you may
lose control and fall” Because any fall can result n serous njury or even
death, we do not repeat the warnng of possble njury or death whenever
the rsk of fallng s mentoned. Please note that those rsks are present.
Your E-Bke can provde many years of servce, fun and fitness-f you take
good care of t.
Understand the features of your E-Bke and become aware of the
challenges that you wll meet on the road. There are many thngs you can
do to protect yourself whle rdng. We wll offer many recommendatons
and safety tps throughout ths manual. The followng are those that we
beleve are the most mportant.
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Always Wear a Helmet!
Helmets sgnficantly reduce the possblty and severty of head njures.
Always wear a helmet that comples wth your state laws when rdng the
E-Bke.
Check wth your local polce department for requrements n your
communty.
Do not wear loose clothng that can become tangled n the movng parts of
the E-Bke. Wear sturdy shoes and eye protecton. Also check your state
laws concernng other protectve wear that may be requred when rdng
the E-Bke.
Know Your E-Bke!
Your new E-Bke ncorporates many features and functons that have
never been bult nto a bcycle before. Read ths manual thoroughly to
understand how those features enhance your rdng pleasure and safety.
Rde Defensvely!
One of the most common cyclng accdents s that when the drver of a
parked car opens hs door nto a rder’s path.
Another common occurrence s when a car or another cyclst moves
suddenly nto your path. Always be aware of other vehcles around you.
Do not assume that drvers or other cyclsts see you. Get prepared to take
evasve acton or stop suddenly.
Make Yourself Easy To See!
Make yourself more vsble by wearng brght reflectve clothng. Keep
your reflectors clean and properly algned. Sgnal your ntentons so other
drvers and other cyclsts can notce your actons.
Rde wthn Your Lmts!
Take t slow untl you are famlar wth condtons that you encounter. Be
especally careful n wet condtons as tracton can be greatly reduced and
brakes less effectve. Never rde faster than condtons warrant or beyond
your rdng abltes. Remember that alcohol, drugs, fatgue and
nattenton can sgnficantly reduce your ablty to make good judgments
and rde safely.
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Keep Your E-Bkes n Safe Condton
Check crtcal safety equpment before each and every rde.
Know the Law
Cyclsts are requred to follow traffic rules. Addtonally, some
communtes regulate the use of motorzed bcycles regardng mnmum
age requrements and necessary equpment. Check wth your local polce
department for specfic detals.
Correct Frame Sze
When selectng a new E-BIKE, the proper frame sze s a very mportant
safety consderaton. Most full szed bcycles come n a range of frame
szes. These szes usually refer to the dstance between the center of the
bottom bracket and the top of the frame seat tube.
For safe and comfortable rdng there should be a clearance of no less
than 1-2 nches between the gron area of the ntended rder and the top
tube of the bcycle frame, whle the rder straddles the bcycle wth both
feet flat on the ground.
The deal clearance wll vary between types of bcycles and rder
preference. Ths makes straddlng the frame when off the seat easer and
safer n stuatons such as sudden traffic stops. Women can use a men’s
style bcycle to determne the correct sze.
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WARNING
Persons less than 16 years old (include 16 years old) are not allowed ride
e-bikes
for handle panel, it may vary from model to model, such as LCD and
LED panels in different design and function, and its user's manual may
be provided separately, accompanied with your bike.
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Congratulatons
First of all, congratulation on your purchasing of our electric bicycle (or
pedelec), which is carefully designed and manufactured under strict
quality control according to the current European standard
EN15194:2017
Please read this instruction manual carefully and thoroughly before
riding, as it contains sufficient information, which is very important in
safety, maintenance and simple assembly. It is the owner's responsibility
for reading this manual before riding this bike.
The user's instruction manual includes two sections, one is mechanical
section, and another is electric section. This instruction is applied to the
electric bikes with following equipment:
For mechanical equipment:
•Derailleur/ Roller brake Derailleur/
• V-brake or disc brake
• Internal gear hub / Roller brake or coaster brake
• Internal gear hub / V-brake or disc brake
For mechancal equpment, an electrc bcycle dffers only slghtly from a
non-electrc bke.
For electrc equpment:
•The battery-pack wth rear carrer or on the down tube
•The motor n the rear or front wheel hub
•The controller on a box next to battery or ntegrated to the battery-
pack
•Operaton panel s nstalled to handle bar
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SECTION I
MANUAL FOR MECHANICAL PARTS
Contents:
1. Conditions for Riding This Electric Bicycles
2. Selection and Set-up
3. Safe Cycling and Safety Tips
4. Routine Maintenance Check and Lubrication
5. Assembly Instructions
1.Conditions for Riding this Electric Bicycles
This electric bicycle is designed for riding on a road or a paved surface where the tires do not
lose ground contact, and this electric bicycle must be under proper maintained according to
the instruction of this manual. The maximum weight of the rider and load is required to be less
than 200lb (or 90kg).
Warning: You are warned that you take the consequences such as personal injury, damage,
or losses if you breach the above conditions and in the meanwhile, the warranty will be void
automatically.
2. Selection and Set-up
2.1. Saddle and Handlebar Stem Adjustment
The seat can be easily moved either up or down. Adjust the seat to keep the rider's knee
maintaining a slight bend when his foot is in the lowest pedaling position(refer to fig. 3).
Handlebar stem is approximately on the same level as saddle or slightly lower. For some
more adjustment tips, please refer to fig. 4 as below:
Warning: If your seat post is not inserted up to the minimum
insertion mark, the seat post may break (refer to fig. 5)
Once the saddle is at the correct height, make sure the seat
post should be up to its minimum insertion mark.
Warning: handle stem minimum insertion mark on traditional
quill stems must not be visible above the top of headset.
If the stem is extended beyond the minimum insertion mark the
stem may break or weaken the fork steering tube.
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3. Safe Cycling and Safety Tips
3.1 Checking Points Before Riding
Before you ride your electric bicycle at any time, make sure it is in a safe
operating condition. Particular check the following items:
• Electric bicycles nuts, bolts, quick-release and parts are fastened tight
and no worn or damage;
• Riding position is comfortable; Steering is free with no excessive play;
• Wheels run true and hub bearings are correctly adjusted;
• Wheels are properly secured and locked to frame/fork; Tires
• are in good condition and inflated to correct pressure Pedals
• are securely tightened to pedal cranks
•Gears are correctly adjusted
•All reflectors are in position
After you have made any adjustment to your electric bicycle, check that all
nuts and bolts are securely tightened and cables are free from kinks and
fixed securely to the electric bicycles frame. Every six months, your
electric bicycle should be professionally checked to ensure that it is in
correct and safe working order. It is the responsibility of the rider to ensure
all parts are in working order prior to riding this electric bicycle.
3.2 Do Not When Riding
•Do not ride without wearing an approved helmet, which must meet
European/USA standard or the same effect (comply with the law, rule
or regulations in your local area);
• Do not ride on the same side of road as oncoming traffic;
• Do not carry a passenger unless the cycle is equipped to do so;
•Do not hang items over the handlebars to impede steering or catch in
the front wheel;
• Do not hold on to another vehicle with another hand; Do not ride too
close to another vehicle.
Warning of Wet Weather Riding: No brakes work as well under wet or
icy conditions as they do under dry conditions. The braking distance in
wet weather would be longer than those in dry, and you should take
special precautions to assure safe stopping. Ride slowlier than normal
and apply your brakes well in advance of anticipated stops.
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