Brinckers Bafang C300 User manual

Additional User manual for models
with a Bafang C300 LCD display

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Index
Introduction
1. The battery
■1.1 First use
■1.2 The charger
■1.3 Battery mainenance instructions
■1.4 Other instructions for the battery
■1.5 Battery safetyprecautions
2. Maintenance & cleaning
■2.1 Monthly
■2.2 Yearly
■2.3 Cleaning
3. Warranty
4. Contact
5. User manual Bosch Electronic System

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Introduction
Congratulations on your new Brinckers bike!
We are delighted that you have chosen for our beautiful brand: this bike will ensure many hours
of fun and carefree cycling. Brinckers bicycles are produced with great care and are assembled
with the best parts. This is entirely done to provide a safe and comfortable cycling trip for you!
Through this manual you will discover all the opportunities you have with your Brickers bike, as
well as tips to keep your bike in perfect condition. Furthermore, the manual contains a couple of
important safety instructions: we strongly recommend you to follow these instructions to ensure
your safety and those of others.
To make sure you fully enjoy your new bike, we advise you to maintain the bike and have it chec-
ked regularly (at least once a year) at your Brinckers dealer. This manual provides basic instructi-
ons on how to use your bike. For maintenance and repair you are always welcome to swing by
one of our service partners.
We wish you a lot of cycling fun!

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1. Battery & first use
1.1 First checks
Make sure to check the state of charge of the
battery before you start your first ride. Batte-
ries are best stored with half (or less) charge
so it’s pretty common that you have to charge
the battery before your first ride.
Push the button on the battery to see the
state of charge. The amount of LED’s will show
you the actual state.
■Please note: a battery is only fully
charged when the LED on the charger
shows green. Always inspect your battery
on damage and make sure not to drop
your battery on the floor. Do not use a
damaged battery. When in doubt, go see
a specialist.
1.2 The battery charger
When you connect the battery to the charger
a red LED should lit. This LED keeps red until
the battery is fully charged. Then the LED will
turn green. The charger stops charging when
the LED turns green. We kindly advise you to
remove the charger when ready.
■CAUTION: when all battery LED’s are
lit this does not have to mean the battery
is fully charged. Only when the charger
shows green the battery is fully charged.
Since a battery is a wearing part it will take
longer to charge a battery the older it gets.
Just like your smartphone. The best result is
achieved when charging around 21 degrees
“room temperature” It could take 4-6 hours for
a battery to get fully charged. The older the
battery is the longer it will take.
Tip: Batteries will wear the least when used
between 80-20% state of charge.

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1.4 Battery do’s and don’ts
■The state of charge LED’s show a % of the
current state of charge: 4 LED’s is 25% per
LED.
■When only 1 LED is lit you’d better charge
first.
■Various displays show a more accurate
state of charge.
■You can save a lot of battery power by lau-
nching in a lower gear and using a lower
power assistant level.
■When building up speed you should chan-
ge gears along with the speed to achieve
the most efficient momentum.
■Always avoid stop and go’s in a higher gear
level.
■When cycling with headwind or when
climbing it’s better to keep your cadence
higher.
■Try to avoid to empty the battery comple-
tely as this will cause extra wear.
■We advise to charge your battery when
the state of charge is below 20-30%. This
will reduce wear and provide you the best
riding conditions.
■Batteries are best kept dry and ventilated
with a temperature of about 20 degrees
■Avoid leaving the battery on the charger
for a longer period.
■Avoid leaving the battery exposed in sunny
conditions
■When you don’t use the bike it’s advised
to charge the battery to 60% at least once
per two months.
■You can always charge the battery. It does
not harm to charge more often or when
the battery is already at 50%.
■When temperature drops, also the battery
performance will drop. Best efficiency is
around 10-20 degrees °C. Also charging will
take longer. Performance can even drop to
30% decrease.

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1.5 Battery safety instructions
Read all safety rules and instructions. Failure
to observe the safety instructions and instruc-
tions could result in electric shock, fire and/or
serious injury.
■Keep all safety rules and instructions for
future reference.
■The term “battery” used in this manual
refers to both standard batteries (batteries
attached to the bicycle frame) and rack-ty-
pe batteries (battery mounted in the rack)
unless the type is expressly stated.
■Remove the battery from the e-bike before
carrying out any work (e.g. inspection,
repair, assembly, maintenance, chain work,
etc.) on the e-bike, transport it or store it by
car or aircraft. There is a risk of injury if the
e-bike system is accidentally activated.
■Do not open the battery. There is a risk of
short circuit.
■Opening the battery will void any warranty
claims. Protect the battery against heat (eg
also from continuous irradiation from the
sun), fire and immersion in water. Do not
store or use the battery near hot or flam-
mable objects. There is a risk of explosion.
■Avoid touching the unused battery with
paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws and
other small metal objects that can cause
bridging of the contacts.
■Short circuit between the battery contacts
can cause burns or fire. Any warranty
claims will lapse in the event of damage
caused by a short circuit. If used incorrect-
ly, liquid may leak from the battery.
■Avoid contact with it. In case of accidental
contact, rinse with water. In addition, if
the liquid gets in the eyes, seek medical
attention. Leaked battery fluid can cause
skin irritation and burns.
■Vapors may occur if the battery is da-
maged or misused. Provide fresh air and
consult a doctor in case of complaints. The
vapors may irritate the respiratory system.
■Only charge the battery with original
chargers. Fire hazards cannot be ruled out
when using non-original chargers.
■Only use the battery in combination with
your Brinckers bicycle. This is the only way
to protect the battery against dangerous
overload.
■Only use original batteries approved by the
manufacturer for your e-bike. Using other
batteries can lead to injury and fire hazard.
When using other batteries, Brinckers
accepts no liability and no warranty.
■Read the operating instructions for your
e-bike and observe these regulations and
instructions.
■Keep the battery out of the reach of
children.

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2. Maintenance & cleaning
To achieve the best performace, it is
recommended to get your bike checked
by your Brinckers dealer regularly (at
least once a year). Inbetween the yearly
checkups, it is recommended to perform
small checkups yourself. Below you will
find advice given to keep your bike in
good shape:
Monthly
■The fork headset (below the handlebar),
make sure it's tightened.
■Tires: is the reflective strip on the tires still
clean and clearly visible?
■Tires: are the tires in good condition and
on the recommended pressure?
■Pedals & cranks: Are the pedals and
cranks securely fastened to the bottom
bracket?
■Brakes: are the brakes fully working? Are
the cables undamaged and still attached
properly?
■Spokes: are they still fastened properly?
And are the wheels still steady and not
swinging?
■Lighting: is it still working accordingly?
■Wheels: is the lever of the quick release
hub and shaft nuts of the wheels still
properly attached?
■Saddle and stem: are they still properly
attachted in the frame? The safety marking
should not be visible.
Below you will find some tips to consider
when cleaning:
■Spray the bike with a garden hose and dry
it with a piece of dry cloth.
■Use liquid soap in lukewarm or warm
water.
■Avoid using a high-pressure washer, the
water spray is too powerful and can remo-
ve essential oils!
■After cleaning, treat the lacquer with liquid
wax.
■Lubricate the chrome lightly with polishing
oil.
Yearly
Take your bike to a service partner for an
extensive check every year.

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3. Warranty
1. Warranty/ maintenance
Defects in the product that are demonstrably
traceable to a material and/or production
fault and which occur within the following
warranty periods shall be recovered free of
charge by the seller in accordance with the
following conditions. The following warranty
terms apply:
■Six years on the frame;
■Two years on the front fork
(with suspension);
■Two years on the drive system;
■Two years on the battery pack;
■Two years on the steering control unit;
■Two years on all the remainding parts,
except for parts that are subject to wear
and tear.
The aforementioned time limits shall com-
mence on the day of delivery of the product.
2. The warranty claim does not apply
to shortcomings caused by:
■Necessary periodic checkups/maintenance;
■Repairs or replacements of parts due to
normal wear and tear;
■Battery wear: a battery is one product sub-
ject to wear and whose capacity decreases
in the over time. Therefore apply to batte-
ries the following conditions to qualify for
warranty:
■With new delivery, warranty applies if the
battery has a capacity of less than 95%.
■Warranty applies after 1 year of use the
battery has a capacity of less than 80%.
■Warranty applies after 2 years of use the
battery has a capacity of less than 65%.
■If a 3 year warranty is provided warranty
applies if the battery has a capacity of less
than 55%
■Please understand to read the battery
via the display or a service tool is not the
correct capacity. The shown capacity will
be lower than reality because a portion
of capacity is used for functioning of the
system, such as lighting, controller and
display. The capacity can only be correct-
ly determined by a professional battery
capacity tester.
■In addition, the battery should be treated
according to the manual to be eligible for
warranty. for example: reduced battery
capacity due to deep discharge (as the
battery was left empty for a long time) is
excluded from the warranty.
■External damage such as scratches and
dents;
■Defects caused by climatic influences,
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■Defects caused by lack of maintainte-
nance in a timely, accurate and/or regular
manner, in accordance with this manual
(a demonstration of such maintenance
should be possible);
■Defects caused by improper use (e.g.
heavy load);
■Modifications or repairs carried out by
persons not authorized to do so;
■A product used for business purposes;
■Exceeding construction speed. The speed
to which the bicycle continues to support
may deviate by up to 10% from the legally
applicable speed limit from 25 km/h.
■Exceeding total weight (bike + rider + lug-
gage) of 140kg. For E-bikes a total weight of
120kg is applied. Front and/or Rear carriers
have their own prescribed maximum load,
the value is indicated on the part itself.
Under normal circumstances the following
applies: the maximum load of the rear
carrier: 25kg. Maximum load for the front
carrier: 10kg.
3. For a valid claim on the warranty, you must
report the defects to the seller as soon as pos-
sible, to a maximum of 14 days after discovery.
You must provide the seller with the original
proof of purchase. Furthermore, the seller
must be allowed to inspect the bike.
4. For recovered parts the remaining warranty
period applies (there will be no new warranty
period).
5. If no valid appeal can be made on the
warranty, the costs of repair will be borne by
the buyer. Before proceeding to repair, the
seller will inform the buyer of the costs and
consent with the buyer prior to carrying out
the warranty.

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4. Contact
Do you have any questions in response to
this manual?
Please contact the customer service.
[e-mail]
www.brinckers.nl
Disclaimer
At Brinckers we have compiled this manual
with the utmost care.
It could, however, be possible that we have
made a mistake. Nonetheless, liability due
to pressure and typographical mistakes is
excluded.

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Electronic System

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Index
1. About the user manual
2. Function summary & Button definition
■Function summary
■Full viewing area
■Normal viewing area
3. Button definition
4. Installation instruction
5. Normal operation
■ON/OFF
■Display interface
■Push Cruise Control
■Turn ON/OFF Backlight
■PAS level
■Battery indicator
■Error code display
6. User settings
■Preperation before starting
■General setting
1. Distance and Riding Time Clearing
2. Wheel Size Setting
3. Speed-limit Setting
4. KM/H, MPH Setting
7. FAQ
8. Quality assurance and warranty scope
■Warranty
■Other items
9. Error code definition
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About the User Manual
Dear users,
To ensure better performance of your e-bicycle, please read
through the C300 product introduction carefully before using it.
We will use the most concise words to inform you of all the
details (including hardware installation, setting and normal use
of the display) when using our display. Meanwhile, the
introduction will also help you solve possible confusion and
malfunction.
Outlook and Size
Material and Color
C300 products are made of black PC material. Under the
temperature of -20℃ to 60℃, the shell material can ensure normal
usage and good mechanical performance of the products.
Real product and dimension figure (unit: mm)
About the User Manual
Dear users,
To ensure better performance of your e-bicy-
cle, please read through the C300 product
introduction carefully before using it. We will
use the most concise words to inform you of
all the details (including hardware installation,
setting and normal use
of the display) when using our display. Mean-
while, the introduction will also help you solve
possible confusion and malfunction.
Outlook and Size
Material and Color
C300 products are made of black PC material.
Under the temperature of -20℃to 60℃,
the shell material can ensure normal usage
and good mechanical performance of the
products.
Real product and dimension figure (unit: mm)

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Function Summary & Button Definition
Function Summary
C300 provides a wide range of functions and indicators to fit the
users’ needs. The indicated contents are as follow：
◆ ODO Display；
◆ Riding Distance Display；
◆ Riding Time Display；
◆ Max Speed Display；
◆ 6KM/H Display；
◆ Backlight Open；
◆ Assist Level；
◆ Battery Indicator；
◆ Error Code Display；
● Wheel Diameter Setting；
● KMH, MPH Switching；
● Max Speed Limit Setting；
Function Summary &
Button Definition
Function Summary
C300 provides a wide range of functions and
indicators to fit the users’ needs. The indicated
contents are as follow:
■ODO Display
■Riding Distance Display
■Riding Time Display
■Max Speed Display
■6KM/H Display
■Backlight Open
■Assist Level
■Battery Indicator
■Error Code Display
■Wheel Diameter Setting
■KMH, MPH Switching
■Max Speed Limit Setting

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Full Viewing Area
Normal Viewing Area
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Full Viewing Area
Normal Viewing Area
Full Viewing Area
Normal Viewing Area

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Button Definition
C300 has four buttons. They are ON/OFF, SET,
UP and DOWN.
Installation Instruction
Fix display in the handlebar, adjust to the
appropriate perspective; install the button in
the easy manipulation of the position. With
the e-bicycle power is off the corresponding
connector of display plug in the controller
connector. The attention for installing button
is from right to left on the handlebar; avoid
overstretching snap triggered damage in the
Installation.
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Button Definition
C300 has four buttons. They are ON/OFF, SET, UP and
DOWN.
Installation Instruction
Fix display in the handlebar, adjust to the appropriate
perspective; install the button in the easy manipulation of the
position. With the e-bicycle power is off the corresponding
connector of display plug in the controller connector. The attention
for installing button is from right to left on the handlebar; avoid
overstretching snap triggered damage in the Installation.
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Button Definition
C300 has four buttons. They are ON/OFF, SET, UP and
DOWN.
Installation Instruction
Fix display in the handlebar, adjust to the appropriate
perspective; install the button in the easy manipulation of the
position. With the e-bicycle power is off the corresponding
connector of display plug in the controller connector. The attention
for installing button is from right to left on the handlebar; avoid
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Normal Operation
ON/OFF
Press ON/OFF and start the display，The display will
provide power supply for the controller.
With display on，more than 3 seconds press ON/OFF to turn
off power supply of the e-bicycle. With the display off，the
display and controller no longer consume battery power. The
leakage current is no more than 2µA。
※※ If more than 5 minutes without use of the e-bicycle, the
display will automatically shut down.
Display Interface
Press SET to switch the displaying information. The order
is: ODO →Riding Distance →Riding Time →Max Speed.
ODO Display Riding Distance Display
Max Speed Display Riding Time Display
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Normal Operation
ON/OFF
Press ON/OFF and start the display，The display will
provide power supply for the controller.
With display on，more than 3 seconds press ON/OFF to turn
off power supply of the e-bicycle. With the display off，the
display and controller no longer consume battery power. The
leakage current is no more than 2µA。
※※ If more than 5 minutes without use of the e-bicycle, the
display will automatically shut down.
Display Interface
Press SET to switch the displaying information. The order
is: ODO →Riding Distance →Riding Time →Max Speed.
ODO Display Riding Distance Display
Max Speed Display Riding Time Display
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Normal Operation
ON/OFF
Press ON/OFF and start the display，The display will
provide power supply for the controller.
With display on，more than 3 seconds press ON/OFF to turn
off power supply of the e-bicycle. With the display off，the
display and controller no longer consume battery power. The
leakage current is no more than 2µA。
※※ If more than 5 minutes without use of the e-bicycle, the
display will automatically shut down.
Display Interface
Press SET to switch the displaying information. The order
is: ODO →Riding Distance →Riding Time →Max Speed.
ODO Display Riding Distance Display
Max Speed Display Riding Time Display
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Normal Operation
ON/OFF
Press ON/OFF and start the display，The display will
provide power supply for the controller.
With display on，more than 3 seconds press ON/OFF to turn
off power supply of the e-bicycle. With the display off，the
display and controller no longer consume battery power. The
leakage current is no more than 2µA。
※※ If more than 5 minutes without use of the e-bicycle, the
display will automatically shut down.
Display Interface
Press SET to switch the displaying information. The order
is: ODO →Riding Distance →Riding Time →Max Speed.
ODO Display Riding Distance Display
Max Speed Display Riding Time Display
Normal Operation
ON/OFF
Press ON/OFF and start the display, The
display will provide power supply for the
controller.
With display on, more than 3 seconds press
ON/OFF to turn
off power supply of the e-bicycle. With the dis-
play off, the display and controller no longer
consume battery power. The
leakage current is no more than 2μA.
■If more than 5 minutes without use of
the e-bicycle, the display will automati-
cally shut down.
Display Interface
Press SET to switch the displaying informa-
tion. The order is: ODO > Riding Distance >
Riding Time > Max Speed.
ODO Display
Max Speed Display
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Push Cruise Control
Hold UP for 2 seconds and enter into the ode
of power assist walk. The e-bicycle will go on
at a uniform speed of 6km/h. It shows“6KM”on
the screen.
Turn on/off Backlight
With the display on, press ON/OFF and turn
on the backlight. Meanwhile, the controller
will turn on the headlight.
When the surrounding light is not enough or
it is in the evening,
you can turn on the backlight. And press ON/
OFF again, turn off the backlight.
PAS Level Selection
Press UP or DOWN, switch the e-bicycle Assist
Level to change output power of the motor.
The power ranges from 0~6 levels. The default
value is level 1.
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Push Cruise Control
Hold UP for 2 seconds and enter into the mode of power
assist walk. The e-bicycle will go on at a uniform speed of
6km/h. It shows“6KM”on the screen.
Turn on/off Backlight
With the display on, press ON/OFF and turn on the
backlight. Meanwhile, the controller will turn on the headlight.
When the surrounding light is not enough or it is in the evening,
you can turn on the backlight. And press ON/OFF again, turn
off the backlight.
PAS Level Selection
Press UP or DOWN, switch the e-bicycle Assist Level to
change output power of the motor. The power ranges from 0~6
levels. The default value is level 1.
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Push Cruise Control
Hold UP for 2 seconds and enter into the mode of power
assist walk. The e-bicycle will go on at a uniform speed of
6km/h. It shows“6KM”on the screen.
Turn on/off Backlight
With the display on, press ON/OFF and turn on the
backlight. Meanwhile, the controller will turn on the headlight.
When the surrounding light is not enough or it is in the evening,
you can turn on the backlight. And press ON/OFF again, turn
off the backlight.
PAS Level Selection
Press UP or DOWN, switch the e-bicycle Assist Level to
change output power of the motor. The power ranges from 0~6
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Battery Indicator
When the battery capacity is high, the six bat-
tery segments are all light. When the battery
is in low voltage, the outside edge of the bat-
tery frame will flash at 1 Hz. It indicates that
the battery is severely low in voltage condition
and needs to be recharged immediately.
Low Voltage Flash
Error Code Display
If there is something wrong with the elec-
tronic control system, the display will show
the error code automatically. See Table 1 for
detailed error code information.
■Display return to normal only after
problem being fixed and bike will not run
before fixing the problem.
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Battery Indicator
When the battery capacity is high, the six battery segments
are all light. When the battery is in low voltage, the outside edge
of the battery frame will flash at 1 Hz. It indicates that the
battery is severely low in voltage condition and needs to be
recharged immediately.
Low Voltage Flash
Error Code Display
If there is something wrong with the electronic control
system, the display will show the error code automatically. See
Table 1 for detailed error code information.
※※Display return to normal only after problem being fixed
and bike will not run before fixing the problem.
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Battery Indicator
When the battery capacity is high, the six battery segments
are all light. When the battery is in low voltage, the outside edge
of the battery frame will flash at 1 Hz. It indicates that the
battery is severely low in voltage condition and needs to be
recharged immediately.
Low Voltage Flash
Error Code Display
If there is something wrong with the electronic control
system, the display will show the error code automatically. See
Table 1 for detailed error code information.
※※Display return to normal only after problem being fixed
and bike will not run before fixing the problem.
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User Setting
Preparation before Starting
Make sure the connector is linked properly
to the motor controller on the bike and the
power is on.
General Setting
1. Distance and Riding Time Clearing
■Hold UP and DOWN for 12 seconds to
clear Total Distance, Riding Distance,
Riding time and Max Speed.
■Hold DOWN for 3 seconds to clear
Riding Distance and Riding time and
Max Speed.
2. Wheel Size Setting
■Hold SET for 10 seconds and enter into
wheel diameter setting. Selectable
values include: 16,20,24,26,700C,28.
■Press UP or DOWN to select the suita-
ble value, to ensure the accuracy of dis-
play about speed and mileage. Default
diameter value is 700C.
■Press UP or DOWN to choose the
wheel diameter setting, press SET to exit
the setting.
3. Speed-limit Setting
■Change Max Speed could set the limit
riding speed. When speed over this
value, controller will cut off the power
which supply to motor, to protect the
safety of rider. Max Speed default value
is 25km/h.
■Hold UP /DOWN/SET for 1 seconds
and enter into the speed-limit setting
interface:
■Press UP or DOWN to enter into
speed-limit value selection. Reference
speed limit values 20～40KM/H.
4. 4 KM/H, MPH Setting
■Press DOWN/SET/UP for 5 seconds to
switch KM/H and MPH selection. (De-
fault is KM/H)
KM/H, MPH Setting
■Press SET to exit the above setting
interface.
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User Setting
Preparation before Starting
Make sure the connector is linked properly to the motor
controller on the bike and the power is on.
General Setting
1、、Distance and Riding Time Clearing
★ Hold UP and DOWN for 12 seconds to clear Total
Distance、Riding Distance, Riding time and Max
Speed.
★ Hold DOWN for 3 seconds to clear Riding
Distance and Riding time and Max Speed.
2、、Wheel Size Setting
★ Hold SET for 10 seconds and enter into wheel
diameter setting.
Selectable values include：16,20,24,26,700C,28.
Press UP or DOWN to select the suitable value，
to ensure the accuracy of display about speed and
mileage. Default diameter value is 700C.
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※※ Press UP or DOWN to choose the wheel diameter
setting, press SET to exit the setting.
3. Speed-limit Setting
Change Max Speed could set the limit riding speed. When
speed over this value, controller will cut off the power which
supply to motor, to protect the safety of rider. Max Speed default
value is 25km/h.
★ Hold UP /DOWN/SET for 1 seconds and enter
into the speed-limit setting interface:
★ Press UP or DOWN to enter into speed-limit value
selection. Reference speed limit values 20～40KM/H.
4、、KM/H, MPH Setting
Press DOWN/SET/UP for 5 seconds to switch KM/H and
MPH selection. (Default is KM/H)
KM/H, MPH Setting
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※※ Press UP or DOWN to choose the wheel diameter
setting, press SET to exit the setting.
3. Speed-limit Setting
Change Max Speed could set the limit riding speed. When
speed over this value, controller will cut off the power which
supply to motor, to protect the safety of rider. Max Speed default
value is 25km/h.
★ Hold UP /DOWN/SET for 1 seconds and enter
into the speed-limit setting interface:
★ Press UP or DOWN to enter into speed-limit value
selection. Reference speed limit values 20～40KM/H.
4、、KM/H, MPH Setting
Press DOWN/SET/UP for 5 seconds to switch KM/H and
MPH selection. (Default is KM/H)
KM/H, MPH Setting
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※※ Press UP or DOWN to choose the wheel diameter
setting, press SET to exit the setting.
3. Speed-limit Setting
Change Max Speed could set the limit riding speed. When
speed over this value, controller will cut off the power which
supply to motor, to protect the safety of rider. Max Speed default
value is 25km/h.
★ Hold UP /DOWN/SET for 1 seconds and enter
into the speed-limit setting interface:
★ Press UP or DOWN to enter into speed-limit value
selection. Reference speed limit values 20～40KM/H.
4、、KM/H, MPH Setting
Press DOWN/SET/UP for 5 seconds to switch KM/H and
MPH selection. (Default is KM/H)
KM/H, MPH Setting