VelectriX Rear hub Series Manual de usuario

MY23 VelectriX Instruction Manual

(Rear Hub Series)

•Hurricane 24

Page 1

Contents

Safe Riding Recommendations

Page 2

Pre-Ride Checklist

Page 3

Display and Controls

Pages 4-7

Battery Instructions

Pages 8-12

Maintenance

Page 13

Warranty

Pages 14-16

Model Specification

Page 17

Page 2

Safe Riding Recommendations

1. Please ensure you are familiar with and follow all traffic laws

and regulations for your state. Please remember you may need

to review these when travelling interstate.

2. Always wear a helmet when riding your bike.

3. Don’t lend your bike to anyone who is unfamiliar with it.

4. As with all bikes it is important that you stay within safe limits

and speeds.

5. Please read and become familiar with the “Pre-Ride Checklist”

in this manual before riding your bike.

6. Switch the lights on your bike on when riding at all times of the

day or night. If your bike doesn’t have lights fitted as standard,

it is recommended that you purchase them and fit before riding.

Page 3

Pre-Ride Checklist

1. Check over the bike for any loose nuts, bolts, or fixings.

2. Check the tyre pressure. Please always refer to the tyre

manufactures suggested levels on the side of the tyre.

3. Check the tyres for any visible damage, wear and tear or bald

spots.

4. Check that the brake levers have been installed correctly on

your bike. The left-hand brake lever should operate the rear

brake and the right-hand brake lever should operate the front

brakes.

5. Check that the brakes are working effectively.

6. Check that the bike is fitted with a working bell and reflectors.

7. Check that the wheel nuts or quick release skewers on the bike

are correctly fitted and sufficiently tight.

8. Check that the electronic functions on the bike are working.

9. Check that the handlebars and stem are correctly fitted and

sufficiently tight.

10. Check all accessories and luggage are securely fastened.

11. Check that the battery has sufficient charge for your ride.

Page 4

LCD Display and Controls

The display is mounted on the left side of the handlebar and is controlled with 3

easy to use buttons, Power, (Up) and (down)

LCD Display Operation

On/Off

Down

Page 5

Power On/Off

Hold the “Power” button down for 1 second to start display and supply

power to the motor controller. To turn off, hold down the “Power” button

for 2.5 seconds. The display will turn off automatically after 10 minutes, if

not in use.

User Interface

When the display is turned on, the screen will look as below.

Trip & Odometer Functions

Pressing the “Power” button will allow you to access the “Trip” and

“Odometer” functions.

The “Trip” distance can be cleared by pressing and holding both “Power” &

buttons together for 2 seconds.

The “Odometer” will continue to accumulate for the life of the bike.

Page 6

Walk Assist

Press and hold the Button for 2 seconds to enable the walk assist

function. Releasing the button will disable the walk assist.

The walk assist feature is not a riding mode. It is designed to assist

with walking the bike up an incline to a maximum of 6 kph.

Light Operation (for models equipped with lights as standard)

Press and hold the button for over 2 seconds, to turn the lights on.

Repeat, to turn the lights off.

Page 7

Power Assist Adjustment

There are 4 levels of Power Assist. Level 1 is the slowest setting, and level

4 is the fastest. For example, level 1 will power to an approximate speed of

13-14 kph, level 2 to approximately 18 kph, and so on with a maximum

assist speed in level 4 at 25 kph. Level ”0” offers no Power Assist. Level 1

is the default setting when the display is first turned on. Press the

button to increase your speed and press the button to decrease your

speed.

Battery Indicator

The battery charge level is indicated by 5 bars. When the battery is low on

charge, the last bar will flash. The battery needs charging as soon as

possible.

Page 8

Battery Instructions

To check the battery charge level, turn on the display.

You can also check the battery charge level when the battery is removed

from the bike. Push the button on the underside of the battery and the

battery charge light will illuminate. The colour of the LED indicates the level

of battery charge:

oBlue = More than 90% charge

oGreen = 40 –90% charge

oRed = 20 –40% charge

oFlashing Red = Less than 20% charge

Page 9

Locking & Unlocking the Battery

The bike is supplied with a set of keys. The lock is located at the top of the

battery, in the frame of the bike.

Removing the Battery from the Bike

Battery Care

Rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries have a limited life and will gradually

lose their capacity to hold a charge. This loss of capacity (ageing) is

irreversible. As the battery loses capacity, the length of time it will power

the bike (ride time) decreases. The typical estimated “healthy life” of a

Lithium-Ion battery is about three years or 500 charge cycles, whichever

occurs first. One charge cycle is a period of use from fully charged, to fully

discharged, and fully recharged again.

Factors That Shorten Battery Life

Factors That Lengthen Battery Life

•Heavy-load use

•Low-load use

•Storage at over 30°C temperature

•Storage at a temperature between

10° and 20°

•Parking the ebike in direct sunlight

•Parking the ebike in the shade or

a cool location

•Prolonged storage (more than 30

days without use) in a fully

charged or discharged state

•Storage (more than 30 days

without use) at approx. 30-60%

battery capacity

To remove the battery, insert the key and turn fully clockwise. The

battery will drop a small amount. With a hand under the top of the

battery, turn the locking lever and allow the battery to ease down and

out of the frame. When refitting the battery, place the base in first and

push up on the top to engage the lever lock. Then grasp the battery and

frame tube until you hear the key lock “click” into place.

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