Ancheer AMA005639 User manual

E-BIKE
USER‘S MANUAL
Thank you for purchasing the ANCHEER EBIKE.
The EBIKE features the most recent innovation in technology.

Read OWNER'S MANUAL and follow all Safety Messages and Instructions. Wear helmet
while riding the bike.
Do not use this bike for downhill competition or any aggressive off-road riding.
This e-bike is intended for use by persons 16 years or older that have the ability to control
the bike and follow the laws governing motorized bicycle use. Follow all Assembly and
Maintenance Instructions. Perform the Pre-Ride Checks before riding.
Failure to follow these WARNINGS and INSTRUCTIONS could lead to serious injury or
death.
Thank you for purchasing the ANCHEER EBIKE. The EBIKE features the most recent
innovation in technology.
Keep the battery out of reach of children.
Charging at 0°C~40°C/ 32°F~104°F, and discharging at -5°C~40°C/ 23°F~104°F. Please
do not store the battery in temperatures above 35°C/ 95°F or below -5°C/ 23°F.
Keep the battery dry, do not put the battery in acidic or alkaline liquid, keep away from
rain, fire and high temperature environment.
Itisstrictlyforbiddentoconnectthepositiveandnegativepolesofthebatteryreversely,
and it is strictly forbidden to damage, disassemble or short-circuit the battery.
Used batteries are hazardous chemicals, and the used batteries should not be
disassembledwithoutauthorization,andrecycledbyrelevantprofessionaldepartments.
Use the original battery. Do not replace it with other brand’s or product’s battery.
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WARNING

Following these techniques and tips can ensure you have a safe, fun riding experience on
your E-Bike.
Check to make sure your brakes are fully intact, pedals are securely installed, and
handlebars are locked in place.
Always wear a helmet and protective gear to avoid possible injury.
Make sure your feet are always on the pedals. Taking your feet off the pedals while
riding is dangerous.
Ensure the battery is fully charged especially if you plan to travel long distances.
Ensure your tires are Intact with no punctures.
Ensure the vehicle speed is safe to yourself and others,and be ready to stop at any
time.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times to ensure a safe ride. Your eyes are your
best tools for safely avoiding obstacles and slippery surfaces.
Stayinopenspacesandflatareas,avoidsteepsslopesorhightrafficareasuntilyou're
familiar with riding.
Please take the time to read your manual. We have tried to write it in a way that
is simple and easy to follow,while explaining how your bike works and how it is
maintained.
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SAFE RIDING
TECHNIQUES & TIPS

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UnpackingYourE-Bike
GeneralInformation
ContentsCheckList
UnfoldingYourE-Bike
FittingTheSaddle
Pre-RideChecks
GettingStarted
UnderstandingYourBattery
ChargingYourBattery
SimpleTroubleshooting
Warranty
Warnings
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Specification:
Model NO. :
Frame :
Motor :
Battery :
Charging time:
Max Loading:
Your E-Bike
Saddle & Seat-post
Box Containing
Box Containing 2
16'' Folding ANCHEER
Steel
36V 250W Brushless
36V 8AH Lithium
4-6 Hours
100KG
a. Battery
a. Battery Charger
c. Manual
b. Two Set of Keys
b. Battery Lead
d. Tools
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CONTENTS CHECK LIST
CONTENTS
CHECK LIST
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Please remeber that it is important to keep the carton your bike arrived in.
Couriers cannot collect your bike without a carton should you need to return
it to us.

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GENERAL
INFORMATION
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Rim Rear Disc Brake Callipers
Front Fork Battery
Tyre Chain
Stem Crank
Frame Front Disc Brake Calipers
Seat Post Clamp/ Seat Clamp Disc
Saddle Wheel Reflector
Saddle Post/ Seat Tube
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1. Bike Components

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GENERAL
INFORMATION
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Left Grip Right Grip
Left Brake Lever Right Brake Lever
Meter Handle Bar
Pedal Motor
Kick Stand
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
2. Tool List
For the sake of safety and comfortable
riding,whentheriderstandsontheground
there should be clearance of 54cm/21in
fromgroundtothecrotchoftherider.Also,
at least 3-8cm/1-3in between the crotch
andthetoptubeofthebike.
Standover height does not apply to
bicycles with step-through frames.
Instead, the limiting dimension is
determined by saddle height range.
Youshouldadjust your saddle position
withoutexceedingthelimit line on the
saddle tube.
0.24 inch (6mm)Allen Key
0.20 inch (5mm)Allen Key
0.16 inch (4mm)Allen Key
0.12 inch (3mm)Allen Key
Phillips - Slotted head Screwdriver
8-10 Open End Wrench
13-15 Open End Wrench
14-17 Open End Wrench
3. Standover Height
Note

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UNPACKING
YOUR NEW E-BIKE
Your bike comes 90% assembled in the carton.
Before you start to unpack your E-Bike we recommend you get another person to
assist you. It’s much easier to lift out of the box with 2 people.
Remove all the packing materials used to protect the bike and dispose of it later in a
responsible manner.
Onceyouhaveunpackedthebike,checktomakesurethere has not been any damage
in transit. If you find anything missing or damaged, contact ANCHEER customer
service: 626-333-4255 (US), [email protected] (US) / [email protected]
(International) / [email protected] (International)
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UNFOLDING
YOUR E-BIKE
Frame
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Unfold the frame until the2sectionsare
in line. (Fig. 1)
Push the large lever towards the frame
to lock together. (Fig. 2)
Turn the sliver security clip as photo show
(Fig.3)
To fold your frame for transport or storage simply reverse steps 1-3.
when you have unfolded your frame is a good
idea to rest your bike on the bike stand, which is
attached to the left rear chain stay. This makes it
much easier to complete the other steps.(Fig.4)
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Be sure to tighten the screws at the stem, otherwise, the handlebar riser will easily
loosen.
UNFOLDING
YOUR E-BIKE
Handlebar and stem
Step 2.
A: Insert the handlebar into the stem
B: Tighten the two side screw of handlebar by allen key
C: Please refer to the picture below
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Fig.10Fig.9
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UNFOLDING
YOUR E-BIKE
Pedals
Step 3.
Pull pedals out from folded position until they spring into flat position. (Fig.11)
Tofoldthepedals for storage orfortransportation,you must press thepedalinward
towards the bike and then upward/downward once it has cleared the locking
mechanism . (Fig. 12)
Fig.11 Fig.12
Note:
Shouldyoueverneedtoreplacethepedals,remembertherightpedaltightens
clockwise and the left pedal counter clockwise.
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FITTING
THE SADDLE
Rease the seat post, use a tool to pull out the black tube, and check the seat tube.
Slide the seat post into the seat tube and close the tension lever on the quick-release
clamp to lock your seat in place. (Fig. 16)
Adjust the saddle height by releasing the clamp and tightening when at the correct
height.(Fig. 17)
If the clamp does not tighten enough to hold the saddle in position, simply release
the tension lever and rotate a quarter of a turn on the wheel nut and close the tension
lever. Repeat as necessary.
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The saddle and seat post are already fitted together.
Fig.16 Fig.17
Note:
DonotraisetheseatposthigherthantheminimuminsertionLevel,marked
clearly on the Seat post .(Fig. 17)
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PRE-RIDE
CHECKS
Check to make sure all fasteners are tight.
(See that at right for bolt sizes and locking torque spec.)
Check that your tires are inflated sufficiently.
(See tire wall for inflation information.)
Check that the brakes are working correctly.
(These are set by the factory and should not require adjusting)
Check your battery for charge.
(Note: your new E-Bike battery is supplied with a partial charge.)
Improper assembly or maintenance can lead to a crash.
Failure to do these pre-ride check may lead to severe injury.
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Complete these checks before every ride.
TORQUE SPEC FOR LOCKING BOLT
50 - 60 ft-lb 5 - 6 N.m
9 - 10 N.m
11 - 12 N.m
M5
M6
M7
90 - 100 ft-lb
110 - 120 ft-lb
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GETTING
STARTED
Switch on the battery on the left side of the frame. (Fig.18)
To tum on your E Bike, insert the ignition key below the battery indicator and tum
clockwise. (Fig.18)
THAT’S IT. You're ready to go.
Moving forward on your E Bike is as easy as twisting the throttle. (Fig.19)
Applying either brake will tum off the motor. (Fig.19 & 20)
Toslowdown,firstletgoofthethrottlethen graduallysqueezetherearbrake(right)
to slow down the rear motorized wheel. (Fig.19)
To stop, first let go of the throttle, then squeeze the front and rear brakes to slow
down the front and rear wheels. (Fig.19 & 20)
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Simply explained, this is how your E-Bike works.
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UNDERSTANDING
YOUR BATTERY
Youaresupplied with twokeys to secureyour battery toyourbike. It isadvisable to
separate the keys so that you don't lose both of them.
Release the quick-release mechanism and open the hinged frame, insert the key
and unlock the battery, remove the key, enabling you to remove the battery for
security or to charge it while away from the bike. (Fig.21 & Fig.22)
Once unlocked, the battery can be withdrawn from the frame .To replace the
battery simply reverse steps 2-3.
The charging port and battery ON/OFF switch are on the left side of the frame.
RemembertoswitchOFFwhennotinuse,becauseleaving it in the ON positionwill
drain the battery. (Fig.23)
NOTE: Only charge your battery with the charger supplied with your E-Bike. The
charger is set to 110-240V.
Avoid dropping the charger as this may damage the sensitive electronics within
the casing.
The battery will stop charging automatically when it has reached full charge, but
it is not recommended to continue charging for any considerable amount of time
over what is required.
Battery install see the pictures .(Fig.21-Fig.24)
The more you use the assist, the more power it uses. Each rider is different, so power
usage can vary considerably with different rider weights and the terrain you ride. With
normal use, you should generally be able to obtain around 20 miles before you need to
recharge your battery.
We recommend that you get used to your new E-Bike and the level of assistance you
placeonit.You'll soonbeableto plan the length ofthejourneyyoucanmakeand safely
return under assistance. If the charge runs out, you can ride your E-Bike as you would a
normal bike.
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1. Security
2. Battery operation
3. Battery Charger and install

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UNDERSTANDING
YOUR BATTERY
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Any statements regarding battery performance or distances which can be
obtainedpersinglecharge are based onstandardtestconditions. Diverse terrain
and rider weight will of course produce varying results from those stated.

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UNDERSTANDING
YOUR BATTERY
Brake Adjustment
If the brake is not sensitive, loosen the
anchor bolt of the brake cable to shorten
the brake distance of the brake cable and
then tighten the bolt. Or, lengthen the
distance of the brake cable when the brake
is too sensitive.
If the rotor always rubs against the
brake pad or the gap is too large, loose
the two centering adjustment screws,
but do not remove them. Slowly rotate
the wheel and check the space between
the rotor and the brake pad; adjust the
position of the brake pad and the rotor.
Centering the rotor and the pads to
avoid friction. After the adjustment is
complete, tighten the screws.
Ensure that the brake cables are properly inserted into the brake levers before aligning a
mechanical disc brake. If the disc rotor is bent or damaged, replace the rotor first.
Leave the same clearance on
both sides of the disc rotor
Brake pad
Disc rotor
Adjust caliper to
center the rotor
Centering
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CHARGING
YOUR BATTERY
Plug your charger into the wall, the LED light will
illuminate Green
Connect the charger to the battery using the cord
provided, the LED light on the charger will change to
REO. This indicates it is charging.
Once fully charged the LED light on the charger
switches back to GREEN indicating the battery is fully
charged, and then goes off.
Itis forbidden tomodify the battery,electronic control systemand the framestructure
ofthebike,etc.Otherwise,itmaycausesafetyhazardsandvoidthewarrantyservice.If
you continue to do so, all will be at your own peril.
Do not cover the charger with any material or substance that may restrict airflow to
the charger. The charger needs to 'breathe' to keep cool.
Charging your battery each time you use it no matter how far the trip, will prolong
the life of the battery.
DO NOT leave the battery discharged for long periods.
Never open the charger or change setting on charger .
Your battery can be charged on or off your bike.
To fully charge your battery,
allow approximately 4-6 hours.
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Your Lithium battery arrives partially charged.
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WHEN CHARGING THE BATTERY
Charging port
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Insert the charger probe into the charger
port on the e-bike battery. As shown in the
figure.
Insert the pronged end of the battery cord
intothe battery charger.
Insert the ACplug into an AC outlet.
The red indicator light turns on and will
remain red until it is fully charged. The
indicator light turns green once the battery
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Improper maintenance can lead to a crash. Follow the below maintenance guidelines.
Failure to do so could result in injury.
Wipe your bike with a dry cloth, or neutral detergent.
Use lubrication oil for metal parts, i.e. Chain, axles.
Wipe down plastic painted parts with a quality cloth.
Increase the frequency of lubricating oil in wet or humid areas. (30SAE lubricating oil is
recommended)
General Maintenance
MAINTENANCE OF YOUR E-BIKE
CHARGING
YOUR BATTERY
We recommend that you should inspect your
bike every week, as things may loosen and need
tightening.
We recommend a full service on your bike every
3 months to keep it in excelleo this will result in
the battery falling into a dormant state, rendering
thent working order.
Whenstoredandnotinuse,removethebatteryand
storeacool,dryplace.Chargeyourbikeperiodically,
as the battery will discharge over a period of non-
use. Failure to d battery unrepeatable.
Weekly Inspection.
Quarterly Inspection.
The front and rear axles and chain
can be oiled. However the motor
should not be lubricated.
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It is recommended to charge the battery in the fireproof battery charging cover
when charging. And the battery should be stored in the fireproof battery charging
cover when not in use.
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