User manual SHOPRIDER GK-73 DATASHEET

[. . . ] Before you depressing pedal on the E-Bike, please ensure ahead of the road is clear. Refer to the instruction sheet of the SHIMANO Inter-3 Gear to switch 3 stages of gears for a more comfortable riding at different slopes. Always consult your doctor for advice on your physical condition and follow your country's traffic rules while riding. Make sure that your dress and shoelaces must be secured from involvement to moving parts of the E-Bike while riding. [. . . ] Check Motor and Control System Must check the motor and control system are performed well. General Inspection Check for brake shoes wear and replace as necessary. Check if all connectors on E-Bike are firmly secured without any damage. If you have any questions after checking, please refer to the solutions for trouble shooting (page 16) or contact your authorized dealer for inspection and maintenance. Cautions for Riding Always follow the county's traffic rules while riding. Check the battery gauge if the charge is sufficient to keep the power assist for your riding. Refer to the solutions for trouble shooting (page 16) or contact your authorized dealer for further inspection and maintenance. Ensure to use the spare parts supplied by PMMC for replacement. Other Keys to Lifespan The lifetime of your E-Bike will be adversely affected by exposures to aggressive road conditions, dirt, rain, water or salt spray. Be sure your E-Bike, including the battery case, are protected well for transportation and store your E-Bike indoors when not in use. These steps are essential to prolong the lifespan of product. 2008/4/30 7 Battery and Charging Dismounting Battery Case 1. Before sliding out the battery case, make sure the battery holder latch is at the position as shown. Depress the key to release the lock and use the other hand to push the battery case out from the battery holder. 3. For your safety, do not short circuit output plug, or it may cause unexpected danger or damage. Use the specified charger only for LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate Based) Battery Pack (24V) supplied by PMMC. Before plugging in the power cord of the charger, please confirm that the local power supply corresponds with the requirement of the charger. The manufacturer will not be responsible for any damage or injury due to improper or unsafe use of the battery charger. 2008/4/30 10 Battery Case Features Main Switch Function Switch Depressed Position I LED Light of controller is lit up. Function Charging Port Cover Charging Port II Battery Gauge Main Switch The LED Light on the controller and battery case utilizes the 1W Warm White LED Light which is green energy and provides moderate light in the dark. The battery gauge with 4 battery level indicators precisely indicate the remaining charge of the battery. As the last battery indicator light starts flashing, the rider can continue to ride the E-Bike for approx. After fully charged, swivel the cover back to the charging port to prevent water and dust from getting into the socket. The battery case is not allowed to be disassembled and should be prevented from dipping into water and exposing to fire. The portable battery case weighs 3. 1 lbs can be placed in a carrying bag attached with each E-Bike and may be used for individual lightening system, same as a flashlight device. With different capacity of the battery, the warm white LED light can be lasted for 3~6 days. [. . . ] Derailleur Power Assist Driving Wheel Hub Motor Model Charger Charging Time SHIMANO NEXUS INTER-3 Front Wheel Drive Brush Motor with reduction gear (24 V) 2A 25 min~2. 5 hrs 17. 4 mi 21. 1 mi Type (Dedicated for C-LiFePO4 Battery) Remarks: 1. As the last battery indicator light starts flashing, the rider can continue to ride the E-Bike for approx. The maintenance guarantee period of this product except consuming parts begins on the day of purchase and ends at one year later. Performance and mileages of the unit will be varied with the factors, such as battery condition, temperature, terrain, wind speed, tire pressure, rider weight and the maintenance, etc. [. . . ]