Avalon E-Pro User manual

This manual is intended for the following Avalon model:
E-Pro and E-Pro Sport
Thank you for choosing an Avalon electric bike. This manual also serves as a guide for enjoyable and
safe use of your electric bike.
This manual is universal for all Avalon models. You may come across informaon that does not apply
to your specic bike. As you read through the manual, you will discover which informaon is relevant
to your chosen Avalon model.
Please read this manual carefully and in its enrety before using the bike for the rst me. For your
own safety, check that all components are in good condion and securely mounted.
During an inial test ride, we recommend geng accustomed to the brakes. Depending on the model
chosen, the braking force may vary. Excessive braking can result in skidding and a fall, so it's wise to
get a good feel for the braking power of your bike before hing the road.
Reduce your speed on slippery surfaces such as wet, snowy, icy, or muddy roads and maintain a
greater distance from the vehicle in front, as your braking distance may be signicantly longer.
Although this bike can perform well in rainy and snowy condions, ensure that no water enters the
motor or controller. This can likely cause damage to the electronic system. Therefore, avoid riding
through puddles as much as possible.
If you wish to remove, open, replace, or adjust parts, we recommend seeking assistance from a
specialist with the appropriate knowledge, skills, tools, and spare parts.
Do not allow anyone who is unfamiliar with how this bike funcons to ride it.
We wish you a wonderful cycling experience and hope that your Avalon bike contributes posively to
it.
Important before using the bike
MANUAL
All Avalon electric bikes are classied as "pedelecs," meaning the motor is only acvated when you
pedal (in accordance with the European standard EN-15194).
Only the walk assist mode can funcon without pedaling, with a maximum speed of 6 km/h.
Avalon's top models use a mid-drive motor, which is directly integrated with the pedals. In addion to
the motor's dierent posion, some of these bikes feature a dierent sensor that measures the force
applied to the pedals and amplies it. The amount of assistance provided depends on the selected
support level.

General technical specicaons
-Dimensions (LxWxH): 1900x700x1180
-Weight: 25 kg
-Maximum speed: 25 km/h +/- 10%
-Maximum load capacity: 120 kg
-Average range with full baery: On average, we esmate approximately 4 kilometers per Ah.
-Average energy consumpon per 100 km: 700 W
-The menoned values apply to: New baery - Normal load - No external weather inuences - 25 degrees Celsius ambient
temperature - Dry at road
Technical specicaons of the 2A charger
-Charging me with an empty baery: Approximately 1 hour per 2Ah.
-Input voltage: 230V/50Hz
-Maximum charging power: 65W
Technical specicaons of the baery
-Baery type: 31V +/- 1V
-Voltage: 36V
-Capacies for baery in carrier (12, 15, or 18Ah): Respecve capacies of 432Wh, 540Wh,
618Wh
-Capacies for baery in frame (15 or 20Ah): Respecve capacies of 540Wh or 720Wh
Technical specicaons of the control unit
-Undervoltage protecon: 31V +/- 1V
-Overcurrent protecon: maximum 13A
Technical specicaons of the mid-drive motor
-Motor type: DC servo motor, brushless, low noise
-Connuous rated power: 250W
-Nominal voltage: 36V
-Nominal/maximal output torque: 42Nm/80Nm
-Motor eciency: 81% (+/- 5%)
Technical specicaons
2
ort he front hub motor
-Motor type: DC servo motor, brushless, low noise
-Connuous rated power: 250W
-Nominal voltage: 36V
-Nominal/maximal output torque: 22Nm/40Nm
-Motor eciency: 78% (+/- 5%)

The design of all Avalon electric bikes is based on ergonomic principles, mechanical properes of the
materials used, and the physical characteriscs of humans, resulng in the best possible riding
characteriscs.
-The intelligent design of the bike and the thoughully selected and applied components
result in a safe bike with excellent riding characteriscs and easy operaon.
-The lithium baeries used by Avalon are of the latest generaon (NiMnCo) and deliver the
most energy in the most compact housing possible while maintaining good performance at
low temperatures. The baery oers durable use and is environmentally friendly.
-The bike is built on an aluminum frame, which is lightweight, handy, and strong, ensuring a
long lifespan.
-The maximum speed at which the motor is engaged is 25 km/h, fully complying with the EN-
15194 standard that denes the requirements for electric bikes. This guarantees the safety of
our bike users.
-The achievable range with a full baery depends on the load, road condions, number of
starts and stops, re pressure, the level of assistance set on the bike computer, and the user's
charging and maintenance pracces. For more informaon, please refer to our website.
Baery and Range
One topic that is most discussed both before purchasing a bike and during the use of an already
purchased bike is the baery range. Below, we explain the Avalon standpoint. Important: For an
accurate reading of the remaining baery capacity, it is necessary to fully discharge and fully charge
the baery three mes so that the smart baery controller can calibrate correctly.
Avalon only uses A-brands in the assembly of its bikes, and this certainly applies to the baeries. They
are usually the most expensive component of the bike and therefore deserve extra aenon. The
range of a full baery cannot be specied in advance, only as an approximaon. As an example, we
deliver our bikes with a re pressure of 4 bar. If this pressure decreases to 3 bar, it sll feels like a
hard re but the range will decrease by approximately 25%, depending on the rider's weight.
There are countless factors that can posively or negavely aect the range. The most important
ones are: proper use of gears, rider's weight, re pressure, freewheel resistance of the wheel and
gear hubs, brake freewheel, selected assistance level, frequent stops at trac lights, frequent
changes in speed, headwind or tailwind, uphill and/or downhill riding, type of surface, dry or wet
condions, degree of pedaling eort, baery age, and many other smaller inuences. Based on the
above, it is not possible to provide a guaranteed range. Experience shows that a 10Ah baery can
cover a distance ranging from 30 to 100 kilometers. The lower end of the range (30 kilometers)
applies to a heavier rider consistently using the highest assistance level, only two gears, and riding at
top speed. The upper end of the range (100 kilometers) is achievable by a lighter long-distance rider
who stops infrequently, uses all gears, and sets the assistance level no higher than level 2, while also
providing some pedaling power. Avalon does not guarantee specic distances but does guarantee the
proper funconing and capacity of the baery. However, the warranty for capacity has limitaons as
it is considered a consumable part. On average, a baery can be recharged approximately 600 mes.
Both the age and the number of charge cycles have a negave impact on baery capacity. Under
normal use and maintenance, the capacity decrease will average between 5% and 10% per year.
However, very intensive use of the bike can result in a capacity decrease of 15% or more per year,

solely due to cell wear. If a bike, and therefore the baery, is not used for an extended period of me,
it should be periodically connected to the charger. We recommend a maximum interval of 2 months.
It is preferable to store the baery in a frost-free environment. Always make sure that the baery is
not deeply discharged. If the baery is not charged for an extended period, it can become deeply
discharged, and the charger may no longer be able to recharge it. This can result in baery failure. In
some cases, a specialist may be able to reacvate the baery, but unfortunately, this is not always
possible. Deep discharge is not covered by the warranty provided by Avalon to its customers. Avalon
also cannot guarantee that a deeply discharged baery can be reacvated. If the baery can be
reacvated, it is not known if there is any permanent damage to the cells. Therefore, it is crucial for
the user to take good care of the baery. Avalon oers various baery capacies so that customers
can choose the capacity that best suits their usage type.
Charging the baery:
-When charging the baery, make sure the bike is turned o.
-First, connect the charger to the baery and then plug it into the power outlet.
-Preferably, place the baery horizontally (as it is installed in the bike, denitely not upside
down).
-Place the charger on a level surface.
-Aer charging, disconnect the connectors in reverse order.
-Charging me depends on the baery capacity, the level of discharge, and the charger being
used.
Baery-related ps
-Ensure a fully charged baery before embarking on a long trip.
-Rough terrain, challenging surfaces, and hilly or mountainous roads result in signicantly
higher energy consumpon.
-Frequent speed changes lead to increased energy consumpon.
-The more weight on the bike, the higher the energy consumpon.
-Proper maintenance, a clean bike, properly inated res, and regular lubricaon (as specied
later in this manual) contribute to lower energy consumpon.
-Regularly check if the front and rear wheels spin freely when the brakes are not engaged.
Adjust the brakes regularly.
-A lower assist seng provides less motor power and therefore requires less energy from the
baery, resulng in greater range.
-As the baery becomes emper, the voltage drops along with the available power. You may
noce a decrease in motor power while riding as the baery level decreases.
-Warranes for a baery become void immediately and uncondionally if it is deeply
discharged. Baeries, in general, do not tolerate deep discharge. Ensure that this NEVER
happens. If you will not be using the bike for an extended period, never leave the baery in
the bike without periodically charging it.
-Placing the charger and baery near heat sources is dangerous and strongly discouraged.
-The lifespan of the baery depends on how it is handled. Follow the instrucons in this
manual for charging. Addionally, never drop, shake, or strike the baery.
-Opening the baery and separang its internal segments is not allowed under warranty
condions. An opened baery is never covered by warranty.

Baery charger
-Your Avalon bike baery is a Lithium-Ion baery. This type of baery requires a specic type
of charger. Always use a charger that is 100% the same type and brand. Using an incorrect
charger for charging the Avalon baery can result in overheang, re, or even an explosion. If
your charger is defecve or lost, contact your supplier for a proper replacement.
-Charge the baery when it is not in use. You can decide to charge the baery while it is in the
bike or aer removing it from the bike.During charging, the baery and the charger should
not be placed near ammable substances. Always ensure that children cannot access the
charger while it is charging the baery.
-The charging me of the baery depends on the remaining energy in the baery, the baery
capacity, and the charger capacity. When the baery is fully charged, the LED will change
from red (charging) to green (ready). Then, unplug the charger from the power outlet and
then from the baery.
-Do not leave the charger connected to the baery longer than necessary. You can start a
charging session in the evening and end it in the morning.
-It is normal for the baery and the charger to become warm or hot during the charging
process. Ensure that the baery remains connected to the charger for at least 12 hours
during the rst 3 charging cycles.
-The charger has an LED indicator. If it is red, it means that it is supplying power to the baery
and the baery is not fully charged yet. Once the baery is fully charged, the LED will change
to green.
-Never aempt to open the casing of the charger yourself. If necessary, have it serviced by a
qualied person.
-Avoid touching the baery's contact points with your hand or any tools or materials.
-Prevent any materials or liquids from entering the charger. If this happens, do not use the
charger unl it has been inspected by a qualied person.
-Ensure that the charger has sucient cooling while it is charging. The charger should have a
clearance of 200mm on all sides for proper cooling.
-The charger is intended for indoor use only.
E-Move Display

- Model: DP C10.CAN BUS
- The housing is made of PC and acrylic and
- the buons are made of silicone.
- The marking on the label looks as follows
Specicaons
- Operang temperature: -20℃～45℃
- Storage temperature: -20℃～50℃
- Water resistant: IP65
- Humidity: 30%-70% RH
Funconal Overview
-Speed display (including top speed and average speed, switching between km and miles).
-Baery capacity indicator.
-Automac sensors explanaon of the lighng system.
-Brightness seng for backlight.
-Indicaon of performance support.
-Motor output power and output current indicator.
-Kilometer stand (including single-trip distance, total distance and remaining distance).
-Walk assistance.
-Seng the support levels.
-Energy consumpon indicator CALORIES (Note: If the display has this funcon).
-Display for the remaining distance. (Depends on your riding style)
-Seng password.- USB charging funcon

DISPLAY
1 Time
2 USB charging indicator displays the icon , if
an external USB device is connected to the
display.
3 The display shows this symbol, if the
light is on.
4 Speed Graphics
5 Trip: Daily kilometers (TRIP) - Total kilometers
(ODO) - Top speed (MAX) - Average speed
(AVG) - Range (RANGE) - Energy Consumpon
(CALORIES(only with torque sensor
ed)) - Travel me (TIME).
6 Display of baery capacity in real me.
7 Voltage indicator in voltage or in percent.
8 Digital speed display.
9 Power indicator in was / amperes.
10 Support level/ Walking assistance
11 Data: Display data, which corresponds to the
current mode.
12 Service: Please see the service secon
Normal operaon
Switching the System ON/OFF Press “power” buon and hold (>2S) on the display to turn on the
system. Press and hold (>2S) again to turn o the system. If the "automac shutdown me" is set to 5
minutes (it can be set with the "Auto O" funcon, See "Auto O"), the display will automacally be
turned o within the desired me when it is not in operaon. If the password funcon is enabled,
you must enter the correct password to use the system.
Selecon of support levels.
When the display is turned on, press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to switch to the support level, the
lowest level is 0, the highest level is 5. When the system is switched on, the support level starts in

level 1. There is no support at level 0.
Mode selecon
Briey press the “i” (0.5s) buon to see the dierent trip modes.
Trip: daily kilometers (TRIP) - total kilometers (ODO) - Maximum speed (MAX) - Average speed (AVG) -
Range (RANGE) - Energy consumpon (CALORIES(only with torque sensor ed)) - Travel me (TIME).
Headlight/tail light
Hold the “headlight” buon (>2S) buon to acvate the headlight and taillights.Hold the “headlight”
(>2S) buon again to turn o the headlight. The brightness of the backlight can be set in the display
sengs "Brightness". If the display /Pedelec is switched on in a dark environment, the display
backlight/headlight will automacally be switched on. If the display backlight/headlight has been
manually switched o, the automac sensor funcon is deacvated. You can only turn on

the light manually. Aer switching on the system again.
ECO/SPORT modus
Press and hold + the (<2S) Buon, to change from ECO mode to Sport mode. (Depending on the
version of the pedelec manufacturer)
Walking aid
The Walk assistance can only be acvated with a standing pedelec. Acvaon: Press the - buon unl
bicycle symbol appears. Next hold down the - buon whilst the bicycle symbol is displayed. Now the
Walk assistance will acvate. The bicycle symbol will ashes and the pedelec moves approx. 6 km/h.
Aer releasing the buon, the motor stops automacally and switches back to level 0.
Service
The display shows "Service" as soon as a certain number of kilometers or baery charges has been
reached. With a mileage of more than 5000 km (or 100 charge cycles), the “Service" funcon is
displayed on the display. Every 5000 km the display "SERVICE" is displayed every me. This funcon
can be set in the display sengs.

Sengs
Aer the display is turned on, quickly press the “i” buon twice, to access the “SETTINGS” menu. By
pressing the + or - (<0.5S) buon, you can select: Display Sengs, Informaon or EXIT. Then press the
“i” (<0.5S) buon to conrm your selected opon.
Or select "EXIT" and press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to return to the main menu, or select "BACK" and
press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to return to the Sengs interface.
If no buon is pressed within 20 seconds, the display will automacally return to the main screen and
no data will be saved. You can quickly press the (<0.5S) buon twice at any me, to return to the
main screen.
“Display seng”
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to select Display Sengs, and then briey press the “i” (<0.5S) buon
to access the following selecons.

“Unit” Selecons in km/Miles
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Unit” in the Display sengs menu, and then press the “i”
(<0.5S) buon to select. Then with the + or - buon choose between “Metric” (kilometer) or
“Imperial” (Miles). Once you have chosen your desired selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save
and exit to the "Display seng" interface
“Service Tip” Switching the nocaon on and o
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Service p” in the Display sengs menu, and then press
“i” (<0.5S) to select. Then with the + or - buon choose between “ON” or “OFF”. Once you have
chosen your desired selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the "Display seng"
interface.
“Brightness” Display brightness
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Brightness” in the Display sengs menu. Then press “i”
(<0.5S) to select. Then with the + or - buon choose between
"100%" / "75%" / "50%" /" 30%"/"10%" .

Once you have chosen your desired selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the
"Display seng" interface.
“Auto O” Set Automac system switch o me
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Auto O” in the Display sengs menu, and then press “i”
(<0.5S) to select. Then with the + or - buon choose between “OFF”, "9"/"8"/"7"/"6"/"5"/"4"/"3"
/"2"/"1", (The numbers are measured in minutes). Once you have chosen your desired selecon,
press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the "Display seng" interface.
“MAX PAS” Support level
(Funcon not available with ECO/SPORT display) Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Max
Pass” in the Display sengs menu, and then press “i” (<0.5S) to select. Then with the + or - buon
choose between “3/5/9” (the amount of support levels). Once you have chosen your desired
selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the "Display seng"
“Default Mode” Set for ECO/Sport mode
Press the or (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Default Mode” in the Display sengs menu. Then press
(<0.5S) to select. Then with the or buon choose between “ECO” or “Sport”. Once you have chosen
your desired selecon, press the (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the "Display seng" interface.
“Power View” Seng the power indicator
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “Power View” in the Display sengs menu, and then press
“i” (<0.5S) to select. Then with the + or - buon choose between “Power” or “Current”. Once you
have chosen your desired selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the "Display
seng" interface.
“SOC View” Baery view in volt percent
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “SOC View” in the Display sengs menu, and then press
“i” (<0.5S) to select. Then with the or buon choose between “percent” + or - “voltage “. Once you
have chosen your desired selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the"Display
seng"

“TRIP Reset” Reset mileage
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “TRIP Reset” in the Display sengs menu, and then press
“i” (<0.5S) to select. Then with the or buon choose between “YES” or “NO”. Once you have chosen
your desired selecon, press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to the "Display seng"
“AL Sensivity” Automac headlight sensivity
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to highlight “AL-Sensevity” in the Display sengs menu, and then
press “i” (<0.5S) to select. Then with the + or - buon choose between "0" / " 1" / " 2"/ "3" / "4"/ "5"/
"OFF”. Once you have chosen your desired selecon , press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to save and exit to
the "Display seng"
“Password”
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to choose Password in the menu. Then by briey pressing “i” (<0.5S) to
enter the password selecon. Now again with the + or - (<0.5S) buons highlight “Start Password"
and press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to conrm. Now again using the + or - (<0.5S) Buon choose
between “ON” or “OFF” and press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to conrm. Now you can input your 4-digit
pin code. By using the + or - (<0.5S) buon choose numbers between "0-9". By briey pressing the “i”
(<0.5S) buon you can move on to the next number. Aer entering your desired 4-digit code, you
must re-enter the 4-digits you chose, to ensure the code is correct. Aer selecng a password, the
next me you turn on the system it will ask you to input your password. Press the + or - (<0.5S)
buon to select the numbers, Then press briey “i” (<0.5S) to conrm. Aer entering the wrong
number three mes, the system switches o. If you have forgoen the password, please contact your
retailer.

Changing the password:
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to choose Password in the menu. Then by briey pressing “i” (<0.5S) to
enter the password secon. Now again with the + or - (<0.5S) buon highlight “Password set" and
press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to conrm. Now with the + or - (<0.5S) buons and highlight “Reset
Password” and with the “i” (<0.5S) buon to conrm. By entering your old password once, followed
by inpung the new password twice, then your password will be changed.
Deacvang the password:
To deacvate the password, use the + or - buons to get to the menu point “Password” and press the
“i” (<0.5S) buon to highlight your selecon. Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon unl is shows “OFF”. Then
press “i” briey (<0.5S) to select. Now enter your password, to deacvate it.
“Set Clock”
Press the or (<0.5S) Buon to access the “Set Clock” menu. Then briey press the (<0.5S) buon to
conrm selecon. Now press the or (<0.5S) buon and input the correct number (me) and press the
(<0.5S) buon to move to the next number. Aer entering the correct me, press the (<0.5S) buon
to conrm and save.
7.7.2 “Informaon”
Once the system is turned on, quickly Press the (<0.5S) buon twice to access the "SETTINGS" menu.
Press or (<0.5S) buon to select "Informaon", and then press the (<0.5S) buon to conrm your

selecon. Or select the point "EXIT" by conrming with the (<0.5S) buon to return to the main
menu.
7.7.2.1 Wheel Size and Speed Limit
The "Wheel Size” and "Speed Limit” cannot be changed, this informaon is here to be viewed only.
7.7.2.2 Baery Informaon
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon to access the Baery Info menu, and then press the (<0.5S) buon to
select conrm. Now press the + or - (<0.5S) buon and select "Back” or “Next Page". Then press the
(<0.5S) buon to conrm, now you can read the baery informaon.
Content Explanaon
-TEMP Current temperature in degrees (°C)
-TotalVolt Voltage (V)
-Current Discharge (A)
-Res Cap Remaining Capacity (A/h)
-Full Cap Total Capacity (A/h)
-RelChargeState Default Loader Status (%)
-AbsChargeState Instant charge (%)
-Cycle Times Charging cycles (number)
-Max Uncharge Time Maximum me in which no charge was made (Hr)
-Last Uncharge Time Total Cell Number (individual)
-Cell Voltage 1 Cell Voltage 1 (m/V)
-Cell Voltage 2 Cell Voltage 2 (m/V)
-Cell Voltage n Cell Voltage n (m/V)
-HW Hardware Version
-SW Soware Version
NOTE: If no data is detected, "--" is displayed.
Controller Informaon
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon and select "CTRL Info", and then press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to
conrm. Now you can read the controller informaon. To Exit press the “i” (<0.5S) buon, once
“EXIT” is highlighted to return to the informaon sengs.

Display Informaon
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon and select Display Info, then press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to read the
soware and hardware data in the display. To Exit press the “i” (<0.5S) buon, once “EXIT” is
highlighted to return to the informaon sengs.
Torque Informaon
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon and select “Torque info”, then press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to read the
soware and hardware data in the display. To Exit press the “i” (<0.5S) buon, once “EXIT” is
highlighted to return to the informaon sengs.
Error Code
Press the + or - (<0.5S) buon and select “Error Code”, and then press the “i” (<0.5S) buon to
conrm. It shows error informaon for the last ten errors of the pedelec. Error code "00"means that
there is no error. To return to the menu press the “i” (<0.5S) buon, once "BACK" is highlighted to
return to the informaon sengs
Lighng:
All Avalon bikes have front and rear lights that are controlled through the display and powered by the
main bike baery. The lighng operates through the central baery, which also powers the motor, so

no separate dynamo is used. Even if the main baery is too low to power the bike, the lights will sll
work. The lights, both front and rear, are LED lights and therefore energy-ecient. For your own
safety, please ensure that the lights are always funconing properly.
Safety: You can choose to always turn on the lights for your safety. It is recommended to avoid riding
in dark and wet condions as much as possible.
For your own safety, we advise you to maintain a sucient distance from any vehicles in front of you,
ensure that you are visible, and consider wearing reecve clothing.
Parking your bike:
When parking your bike, turn o the power to protect the baery. You can do this via the display. If
the bike is not used for 10 minutes, the display will automacally turn o the bike.
Your bike is equipped with an AXA Victory ART-approved lock. Always lock your bike to prevent the.
AXA also oers an oponal plug-in cable that can be used to secure the bike to a lamppost or another
bike. Ask your dealer about this.
Using the provided key, you can open the lock to remove the baery from the slot, for example, for
storage during extended periods when you won't be using the bike or during cold weather. During use
and storage in public spaces, the baery should be locked with this lock to prevent the.
Avoid leaving your bike outside when it is raining or snowing to prevent moisture (condensaon)
from aecng the electronics.
If you have used your bike in wet condions, we recommend storing, cleaning, and drying your bike
indoors. The bike can withstand cold or very hot condions, but the baery is more sensive. In such
circumstances, it is beer to remove the baery from the bike and place it somewhere at room
temperature.
Insurance:
We recommend taking out damage and/or an-the insurance for your bike. Your authorized dealer,
where you purchased your Avalon bike, will certainly be able to assist you further.
WARNING
When you are ready for your rst ride on the bike, be cauous and prepared, as the bike rides
signicantly faster than a regular bike due to the assistance of the motor.
Before using your bike for the rst me, please read all the instrucons in this manual carefully and
ensure that the bike, handlebars, saddle, etc., are properly adjusted.
Take your rst test ride in an area with plenty of space. Make sure you can gradually get used to
riding with pedal assistance. This bike responds enrely dierently than a convenonal bike without
pedal assistance. Aer a few rides, you will be completely accustomed to this luxurious way of cycling
and can condently take to the road.
-Make sure not to fully lock the brakes. If you need to brake, apply even pressure to both the
front and rear brakes. The front brake has more power, but if it locks, it can be more
dangerous as it may cause you to lose control of the bike and even fall.
-If you exceed the speed of 25 kilometers per hour, the controller will reduce the motor
power. Legally, 25 kilometers per hour is the maximum speed at which the motor is allowed
to provide assistance.

-When you stop cycling (keep the pedals sll or no longer apply force to the pedals), the
motor will stop driving aer a short delay.
-On slippery, muddy, and uneven roads, we advise you to use the bike without pedal
assistance.
-If malfuncons occur in the pedal assistance system or elsewhere in the electrical circuit, we
recommend turning o the baery to prevent further damage.
-Our bikes are equipped with original Shimano components for the gears. You can switch
between dierent modes according to your preference using the control unit on the right
handlebar.
-The bike is intended for a single rider only. Make sure the bike is never overloaded beyond
what has been indicated to prevent damage to the motor and baery.
-Always signal in advance when you are turning le or right during cycling or when you want
to stop in an unexpected locaon.
-Maintain focus while cycling. Avoid cycling over potholes, loose gravel, oil, wet road
markings, snow, drainage channels, and other obstacles.
Maintenance:
Your electric Avalon bike is designed for use by one person under normal road condions. Using this
bike in extreme condions such as o-road use, jumping, and carrying heavy loads can seriously
damage the bike and even cause injuries. Of course, the bike is not designed to withstand such
stresses.
When cleaning the bike, NEVER use pressurized water. This water can enter sensive areas and cause
malfuncons in the electrical circuit as well as rust formaon. Use a clean damp cloth to clean the
bike. Do not use aggressive or acidic cleaning agents, as they can damage the bike's nish.
Try to avoid using the bike in rain and snow. If unavoidable, clean and dry the bike aer use.
If the motor makes an unusual noise, it should be repaired or replaced. Avoid further use to prevent
potenal subsequent damage.
Ensure that the controller remains clean and dry during daily use. Avoid vibraon and shocks to
prevent damage to the controller.
WARNING:
Avoid excessive lubricaon, especially on the brakes. If lubricants come into contact with the brakes,
it will signicantly increase the braking distance. This can cause injuries to riders and bystanders. An
excessively lubricated chain can throw oil droplets onto undesirable areas such as pedals, brakes,
rims, etc.
If there is oil on the rims, res, brakes, and/or pedals, wash it o with hot water containing liquid
soap. Once the oil is removed, rinse everything with clean water and then dry the bike.
Use light machine oil (W20) and follow the provided instrucons for lubricang the various bike
components.
Before each ride, it is important to perform the following safety checks:
Brakes:
-Check if the front and rear brakes are working properly.

-Ensure that the brake pads are properly engaging the rims (only applicable if your bike is
equipped with rim brakes).
-Check the brake cables. They should move smoothly and should not be damaged.
-Check the brake levers, which should move smoothly and be securely fastened.
Wheels and Tires:
-Check the re pressure. It should be close to the specicaons indicated on the re.
-Check if the res have sucient tread and are not damaged.
-Inspect the rims and ensure that they are free from contact with the brakes and do not
wobble when spinning (only applicable if your bike is equipped with rim brakes).
-Check if all the spokes are properly tensioned and not damaged.
-Ensure that the wheel bolts are ghtened securely. If your wheels are aached with quick
releases, make sure they are properly ghtened and in the closed posion.
Handlebars:
-Check if the handlebars are in the correct posion and securely ghtened, so they do not
move while riding.
-Ensure that the handlebars are aligned with the front wheel.
-Verify that the handlebar clamp is properly ghtened.
Chain:
-Check if the chain is adequately lubricated, clean, and running smoothly.
-Extra aenon is required in wet and dusty condions. Regular inspecon is recommended.
Bearings:
-Check if the bearings are adequately lubricated, move smoothly, and do not have any play or
make raling noises.
-Pay parcular aenon to the headset bearings, pedal bearings, boom bracket bearings,
and wheel bearings.
Bike Axle and Pedals:
-Check if the pedals are securely aached.
-Check if the bike axle is securely mounted and does not have any play.
Gears:
-Check if the gear mechanisms are properly adjusted and funconing as intended.
-Verify that the gear shi operaon is smooth and accurate.
-Ensure that the gears, shiers, and cables are adequately lubricated.
Frame and Fork:
-Inspect the frame and fork for any damage or breakage.
-If there are any broken or bent parts, they should be replaced.
Accessories:

-Check if the lights are funconing properly.
-Ensure that all reectors are visible.
-Verify that all other bike aachments are securely ghtened and properly installed.
-Ensure that the rider wears a bicycle helmet.
Warranty:
The warranty is void if the user does not have the bike inspected and, if necessary, adjusted by a
professional bike mechanic at least twice a year. Only factory defects are covered by the warranty, not
damages or technical problems that cannot be aributed to the factory. The same applies to the
baery.
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ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS
The display can show the errors of a pedelec. If an error is detected, the wrench icon appears on the
display and one of the following error codes are displayed.
Note: Read the descripon of the error code carefully. If you see the error code, restart the system
rst. Contact your dealer if the problem is not resolved.
Error code Explanaon Troubleshoong
04 The throle does not return to the correct posion.
-Check that the throle lever goes back into the correct posion, if the situaon does not
improve, install a new throle. (only if this funcon is present)
05 Throle lever error.
-1. Check the plug or cable of thethrole lever if they are properly aached.
-2. Disconnect the throle lever, if the problem sll occurs contact your vendor. (only if this
feature is present)
07 Overvoltage protecon.
- 1. Remove the baery.
- 2. Reinsert the baery.
- 3. Contact your salesperson if the problem persists.
08 Fault with the hall sensor signal in the motor.
-Contact your vendor.