Continental Refrigerator DT User manual

Continental eBike System
Original instructions
Battery DT & iDT

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Table of Contents
1 Overview ....................................................... 4
1.1 CeBS components................................. 4
1.2 Battery ....................................................... 4
2 Basic Information ...................................... 5
2.1 Terms used............................................... 5
2.2 Applicable documents........................ 5
2.3 Reading and storing
the user manual..................................... 5
2.4 Intended use............................................ 5
2.5 Key/legend............................................... 6
2.5.1 Marking of instructions................................ 6
2.5.2 Displayed symbols............................................6
3 Battery Safety
Instructions .................................................. 8
4 Model Variants
and Technical Data.................................... 9
4.1 Battery model variants .......................9
4.2 Technical data of the battery ........... 9
5 Operation ....................................................10
5.1 Preparation:
Charging the battery ......................... 10
5.1.1 Connecting/disconnecting
the charger.............................................................10
5.1.2 Charging.....................................................................11
5.1.3 Charging time........................................................11
5.2 Use: Handling the battery
on the eBike ............................................ 11
5.2.1 Inserting/removing
battery iDT 660 DCW...................................12
5.2.2 Inserting/removing batteries
iDT 600 and iDT 450.....................................12
5.2.3 Inserting/removing
battery DT 500....................................................13
5.2.4 Viewing the battery charge level
(SOC) & health (SOH).....................................14
5.2.5 Battery modes .....................................................14
5.2.6 Setting the battery to
hibernation mode.............................................15
6 Cleaning and Maintenance.................. 16
6.1 Cleaning .................................................. 16
6.2 Maintenance.......................................... 16
7 Rectifying malfunctions ....................... 16
8 Storage......................................................... 16
9 Transport......................................................17
9.1 Transporting the eBike
with CeBS.................................................17
9.2 Sending the battery by post ............17
10 Disposal ........................................................17

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1 Overview
1.1 CeBS components
Drive unit
Battery Display
Remote
Charger
1.2 Battery
Integral downtube battery
Models:
iDT 660 DCW
iDT 600
iDT 450
Add-on downtube battery
Model:
DT 500

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2 Basic Information
2.1 Terms used
The following abbreviations and terms are used
in this document:
Abbreviation/
term
Used for
User manual Original instructions
CeBS Continental eBike System
eBike Electrically power assisted
cycles or EPAC for short
For example, so-called
"pedelecs" and other types
of cycle with electrical
power assistance.
2.2 Applicable documents
This document is part of the CeBS user manual
and is based on the directives and regulations
valid within the European Union. The complete
CeBS user manual comprises all the documents
relating to the individual CeBS components incor-
porated into your eBike. Refer to the accompany
data sheet from the eBike manufacturer for infor-
mation on the component combination based on
the relevant configuration of the CeBS installed in
your eBike.
2.3 Reading and storing
the user manual
Before using the eBike and installed CeBS, care-
fully read through all the documents in the user
manual, in particular the safety instructions.
Failure to observe the instructions in the user
manual can lead to serious injuries or damage to
the CeBS.
Keep the user manual close at hand for future
reference. Should you ever pass the eBike and
installed CeBS to a third party, always hand over
the complete user manual (incl. all associated
documents) as well.
In addition to the CeBS user manual, always read
and observe the user manual accompanying
your eBike and any add-on parts.
2.4 Intended use
The CeBS is designed as a drive system for
eBikes. The drive provides the rider with pedal-
ling assistance up to a statutory maximum riding
speed. The motor support is adapted to the effort
exerted by the rider depending on the support
level selected. The preset support level affects
the range and wear of the CeBS. The speed is
calculated based on the wheel speed and tyre
circumference. The tyre size, circumference and
height are therefore important influential factors.
Tyre pressure and wear also have an influence on
the resulting speed.
Your local cycle dealer will be able to readjust
the wheel circumference to a certain extent to
compensate for tolerances.
The CeBS comprises several components ( see
"1.1 Overview" ), one of which is the "Battery"
described in this document. The battery is
intended to supply power to the CeBS.
The combination of CeBS components installed
on your eBike has been adapted specially to your
eBike and these components may only be used
in the original combination.
Always observe the manufacturer’s instructions
on intended use of the eBike (e.g. use on certain
types of terrain or similar).
In order to avoid hazards, do not misuse the
battery or eBike to which the battery is fitted in
any of the ways described below:
• Use of the eBike to take part in competitions
and perform jumps, stunts or tricks.
• Incorrectly performed repairs and/or mainte-
nance as well as manipulating the battery or
the eBike fitted with the battery (e.g. tuning).
• Opening and modifying the battery.
• Neither the component combination nor the
battery may be modified.
WARNING!
Any foreseeable misuse, in particular
resulting from tuning, will forfeit the CE
mark of the eBike (EPAC up to 25km/h) – with all
the legal implications. Tuning includes any unau-
thorised modifications made to the CeBS or eBike
that manipulate the performance in any way. Any
accidents that can be attributed to technical
manipulation may be subject to high personal
liability costs and criminal prosecution.

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Improper use of the CeBS components or the
eBike to which they are fitted can cause accidents,
serious injuries and damage to the CeBS.
Continental Bicycle Systems GmbH & Co. KG shall
assume no liability or warranty for personal injury
and/or material damage caused by improper use.
2.5 Key/legend
2.5.1 Marking of instructions
All safety instructions, warnings and additional or
more detailed information in this user manual is
marked as follows.
WARNING!
Medium level risk that may result in serious or
fatal injury if not prevented.
CAUTION!
Low level risk that may result in moderate or
minor injury if not prevented.
ATTENTION!
Warns of possible material damage.
NOTE:
The signal word highlights additional informa-
tion that may allow you to handle/operate the
unit more easily.
see "XXX"
(e.g. see "2.5 Key/legend" )
refers to a chapter in the same document
see document COMPONENT
refers to the document for the specified CeBS
component
2.5.2 Displayed symbols
The following symbols may appear in this user
manual, on CeBS components or packaging.
Read and observe the user manual.
Symbol indicating that electrical
equipment must not be disposed of
together with domestic or residual
waste. Always dispose of marked
electrical equipment at suitable
collection points.
Symbol indicating that batteries
must not be disposed of together
with domestic or residual waste.
Always dispose of marked batteries
at suitable collection points.
Always dispose of lithium-ion
batteries correctly at a suitable
collection point.
This symbol indicates that the
product meets all community regu-
lations applicable in the European
Economic Area.
Symbol indicating that products
must always be used indoors.
The 230 V~/50 Hz mains connection
has double insulation (protection
class II).
Warning of hot surfaces!
Surfaces marked with this symbol
may heat up to temperatures of
60 °C or more.
General warning sign WARNING
Warning: Risk of explosion if battery
is handled incorrectly!
Keep away from naked flames.

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Do not short-circuit the battery.
Do not immerse the battery in fluids.
max.60°C
Do not expose the battery to temper-
atures exceeding +60 °C.
Do not destroy the battery.
Do not throw the battery into a fire.
T 2.5A
The charger is fitted with a T 2.5 A
safety fuse.

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3 Battery Safety
Instructions
WARNING!
Fire hazard!
Voltage is present at the charging ports of the
battery models iDT 600, iDT 450 and DT 500
and at the charging port of the eBike with battery
model iDT 660 DCW when the battery is inserted
in the eBike and the CeBS is switched on. Improper
handling may result in an electric shock.
» Always cover the charging port on the battery
and the eBike after charging.
» Do not touch the plug contacts on the
charging ports and protect them against
contact by third parties.
» Never insert objects or other plug connec-
tions in the charging ports.
» Protect the charging ports from moisture.
WARNING!
Risk of explosion!
Batteries may explode if handled incorrectly.
» Always use original CeBS batteries to supply
power to your eBike fitted with a CeBS.
» Only use the CeBS battery to supply power to
your eBike fitted with a CeBS. Do not use the
battery for other purposes.
» Always inspect the battery for damage prior
to use. Do not use the battery unless it is
in perfect condition. Never use or charge a
damaged battery.
» Never attempt to open a battery.
» If your battery sustains a fall or impact, have it
inspected by your local cycle dealer.
» Always wear protective gloves when handling
a damaged battery.
» Keep the battery away from naked flames,
heat sources (e.g. strong sunlight) and liquids.
» Always use the original CeBS charger to
charge the battery.
» If a battery starts to burn or explodes:
– Make sure that you and any other people
or animals vacate the area immediately.
– Call the fire brigade.
– Keep away from the battery.
– Never attempt to extinguish a burning
battery with water.
WARNING!
Fire hazard!
Handling the battery incorrectly poses a risk of
fire.
» The battery may heat up while charging and
during operation. Keep flammable materials
away from the battery. Always charge the
battery in a dry, fireproof location.
» Do not short-circuit the battery.
» Keep the battery away from metal objects
such as coins, paper clips, screws or similar
and make sure you do not store the battery
together with metal objects (in a drawer, for
example). Metal objects can short-circuit the
battery.
WARNING!
Risk of accident and injury!
A CeBS that starts up unexpectedly may cause
accidents that result in injuries.
» Always remove the battery from the eBike:
– before transporting the eBike,
– before performing any kind of work on the
eBike,
– if you do not intend to use the eBike for
extended periods.
WARNING!
Risk of chemical burns!
You may suffer chemical burns when coming
into contact with battery acid. If acid comes into
contact with your eyes, you may suffer from loss
of vision. A damaged battery may emit gases that
can irritate respiratory passages.
» Do not touch any fluid escaping from the
battery.
» If you accidentally come into contact with
battery acid, immediately rinse the affected
part of the body thoroughly under plenty of
running water and seek immediate medical
assistance, especially if your eyes or mucous
membranes are affected.
» Protect the battery against impacts, mechan-
ical effects and other sources of stress.
» If you suspect that you could have inhaled
gas escaping from the battery, go out into
the fresh air immediately and seek medical
attention as soon as possible.

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4 Model Variants
and Technical Data
4.1 Battery model variants
The "Battery" is available in a range of model
variants with different exterior designs, technical
details and modes of operation.
One of the models of battery listed below supplies
power to the CeBS, depending on the model:
• iDT 660 DCW
• iDT 600
• iDT 450
• DT 500
NOTE: Refer to the information on compatibility
(charger) in the technical data accompanying
your model of battery. Always use batteries and
chargers that are compatible with one another.
4.2 Technical data of the battery
Product name: iDT 660 DCW iDT 600 iDT 450 DT 500
Article number: 6802200486 6802200476/
6802200328
6802200375 6802200329
Serial number: See type plate
Production date: See type plate
Rated voltage: 47.3 V 43.6 V 43.2 V 43.4 V
Battery type: Lithium-ion battery
Capacity: 660 Wh 600 Wh 450 Wh 500 Wh
Max. voltage: 54.6 V 50.4 V 50.4 V 50.4 V
Max. current: 20 A
Protection category: IP65
Hibernation mode: Activated after 100 minutes of inactivity
Dimensions
(beyond the CeBS): 424×75×87 mm 411×76×88 mm 411×76×88 mm 335×81×108 mm
Weight: 3.7 kg 3.2 kg 3.1 kg 3.0 kg
Operating temperature: -10 to 50 °C
Charging temperature: 2 to 43 °C
Storage temperature
(periods of up to
3 months): -10 to 40 °C (ideal 20 °C)
Compatibility (charger): 48 V charger
13 S 165 W DCW
(6802200483)
48 V charger
12 S 165 W
(6802200374)
48 V charger
12 S 165 W
(6802200374)
48 V charger
12 S 165 W
(6802200374)
WARNING!
Danger to children!
This equipment is not intended for use by chil-
dren. Risk of injury from incorrect handling.
» Do not allow children to replace batteries
without adult supervision.

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5 Operation
5.1 Preparation:
Charging the battery
WARNING!
Risk of explosion!
Batteries may explode if handled incorrectly.
» Always use the model variant of the battery
delivered together with your eBike.
» Never attempt to charge a damaged battery.
» Always use a compatible original CeBS
charger to charge the battery.
» Do not leave the battery and charger unat-
tended while charging.
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
Voltage is present at the charging ports of the
battery models iDT 600, iDT 450 and DT 500
and at the charging port of the eBike with battery
model iDT 660 DCW when the battery is inserted
in the eBike and the CeBS is switched on. Improper
handling may result in an electric shock.
» Always cover the charging port on the battery
and the eBike after charging.
5.1.1 Connecting/disconnecting the
charger
NOTE: All models of battery ( see "4.1 Battery
model variants" ) can be installed in the eBike and
charged separately from the eBike.
The iDT 660 DCW model is charged separately
from the eBike via the charging port 2on the
battery. When charging the battery in situ on
the eBike, always use the eBike’s charging port
3( see Fig. "Charging battery iDT 660 DCW:
battery charging port" and Fig. "Charging battery
iDT 660 DCW: eBike charging port" ).
Always charge the iDT 600, iDT 450 and DT 500
models via the charging port 2on the battery
( see Fig. "Charging battery iDT 600/iDT 450" and
Fig. "Charging battery DT 500" ).
1. Check whether the battery is damaged (visual
inspection).
2. Connect the charger to the power supply
( see document CHARGER ).
3. Remove the cover from the charging port 2
or 3.
NOTE: The charging port 2on battery model
iDT 660 DCW is not covered when the unit is
disassembled.
4. Insert the connector 1on the charging
cable into the charging port on the battery
2or the eBike 3.
NOTE: Charging starts automatically when
the battery and charger are connected to one
another.
If the battery has charged completely or you wish
to interrupt the charging process:
5. First remove the charging plug 1from the
charging port on the battery 2or eBike 3
and then disconnect the charger from the
power supply ( see document CHARGER ).
6. Reattach the cap to the charging port 2or
3.
NOTE: The charging port 2on battery model
iDT 660 DCW is not covered when the unit is
disassembled.
1
2
Fig.: Charging battery iDT 660 DCW: battery
charging port
1
33
Fig.: Charging battery iDT 660 DCW: eBike
charging port
2
1
Fig.: Charging battery iDT 600/iDT 450

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2
1
Fig.: Charging battery DT 500
5.1.2 Charging
During the charging process, the LED display 4on
the battery indicates the charge level of the battery.
NOTE: The LED foil on the iDT 600, iDT 450 and
DT 500 models is always visible, while the LEDs on
the iDT 660 DCW model are only visible when the
battery is charged separately from the eBike. If you
charge the iDT 660 DCW model inside the eBike,
you can monitor the charge level on the display.
4
Fig.: LED display (iDT 600, iDT 450, DT 500)
4
Fig.: LED display (iDT 660 DCW)
LED display: Battery charge level (during
charging)
LED display Charge level
1. LED flashes 0–20 %
2. LED flashes
(1st LED continuously lit) 21-40 %
3. LED flashes
(1st + 2nd LED continuously lit) 41-60 %
4. LED flashes
(1st–3rd LED continuously lit) 61-80 %
5. LED flashes
(1st–4th LED continuously lit) 81-99 %
1st–5th LED continuously lit 100 %
5.1.3 Charging time
NOTE: The charging time depends on the charge
level and capacity of the battery as well as the
condition of the charger and battery cells (SOH)
( see "5.2.4 Viewing the battery charge level (SOC)
& health (SOH)" ).
Battery model Charging time
iDT 660 DCW 100 %: approx. 5 hours
iDT 600 100 %: approx. 4.0 hours
iDT 450 100 %: approx. 3.5 hours
DT 500 100 %: approx. 3.75 hours
5.2 Use: Handling the battery
on the eBike
ATTENTION!
Risk of damage!
Removing the battery while the CeBS is switched
on may damage the battery.
» Always switch off the CeBS before removing
the battery ( see document REMOTE ).
NOTE: Check whether the battery has enough
charge before inserting it in the eBike ( see "5.2.4
Viewing the battery charge level (SOC) & health
(SOH)" ). Do not insert the battery if it is damaged
or all 5 LEDs on the battery are flashing.
NOTE: The battery is inserted and removed differ-
ently according to the model. Read the relevant
information relating to your model of battery.
NOTE: A bottle holder can be mounted on
iDT 600 and iDT 450 batteries. Make sure that
the bottle holder is mounted correctly to avoid
damaging the battery. Select an M5 fastening
screw (DIN 16903) that cannot be screwed more
than 10 mm into the threaded sleeve (screw tight-
ening torque: 1.6 Nm).

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5.2.1 Inserting/removing
battery iDT 660 DCW
Inserting model iDT 660 DCW
1. Make sure that the blade contacts are not
bent.
2. Slide the battery into the recess in the frame
and towards the top battery holder 5.
3. Push the bottom of the battery into the bottom
battery holder 6until the battery engages in
the battery lock 7with an audible click.
5
76
Fig.: Inserting battery iDT 660 DCW
6
5
7
8
Fig.: Removing battery iDT 660 DCW
Removing model iDT 660 DCW
1. Turn the key 8anticlockwise to open the
battery lock 7.
2. Hold the battery by the recessed grip and lift
out of the bottom battery holder 6.
3. Remove the battery from the top battery
holder 5and then from the recess in the
frame.
5.2.2 Inserting/removing batteries
iDT 600 and iDT 450
Inserting models iDT 600 and iDT 450
1. Place the battery on the bottom battery holder
6.
2. Push the top of the battery sideways into the
recess in the frame until the battery engages
in the battery lock 7with an audible click.
3. Ensure that the battery is locked securely in
position. 6
7
Fig.: Inserting battery iDT 600/iDT 450
Removing models iDT 600 and iDT 450
1. Turn the key 8anticlockwise to open the
battery lock 7.
2. Push the top of the battery to the side and
remove from the recess in the frame.
3. Lift the battery out of the bottom battery
holder 6.6
7
8
Fig.: Removing battery iDT 600/iDT 450

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5.2.3 Inserting/removing
battery DT 500
Inserting model DT 500
1. Place the battery on the bottom battery holder
6.
2. Push the battery into the top battery holder
5until the battery engages in the battery
lock with an audible click.
3. Wiggle the battery sideways, up and down to
check that it is seated securely.
REWOP
6
5
7
Fig.: Inserting battery DT 550
Removing model DT 500
1. Turn the key 8anticlockwise to open the
battery lock.
2. Hold the battery by the grip 9and remove
from the top battery holder 5.
3. Lift the battery out of the bottom battery
holder 6.
REWOP
6
9
5
8
Fig.: Removing battery DT 550

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5.2.4 Viewing the battery charge level
(SOC) & health (SOH)
The LED display 4on the battery shows the
current charge level of the battery (SOC="state
of charge") and the current health or residual
capacity of the battery cells (SOH="state of health"
of the battery).
1. Remove the battery from the eBike.
2. Briefly press the battery button 10 once to
wake up the battery.
3. Briefly press the battery button 10 once to
display the SOC.
4. Briefly press the battery button 10 twice to
display the SOH.
NOTE: The SOH (State of Health) indicates the
ratio between the available capacity and the rated
capacity. The capacity indicates the maximum
amount of power that can be drawn from a fully
charged battery.
4
10
Fig.: Battery button/LED display
(iDT 660 DCW)
4
10
Fig.: Battery button/LED display
(iDT 600, iDT 450, DT 500)
LED display: Battery charge level (SOC)
LED display Charge level
(approximate
value)
1 LED flashes 0-10 %
1 LED lit 11-20 %
2 LEDs lit 21-40 %
3 LEDs lit 41-60 %
4 LEDs lit 61-80 %
5 LEDs lit 81-100 %
LED display: Residual capacity of the battery
cells (SOH)
LED display Residual capacity
(approximate
value)
1 LED lit 0–20 %
2 LEDs lit 21-40 %
3 LEDs lit 41-60 %
4 LEDs lit 61-80 %
5 LEDs lit 81-100 %
5.2.5 Battery modes
The battery management system automatically
adapts the battery to the activity of the CeBS.
Four battery modes supply the required power
and ensure effective use of the battery capacity.
Mode Meaning
Active mode Regular
power consumption:
When the CeBS is switched
on or the battery is
connected to the charger,
the battery switches to
active mode automatically.
Hibernation
mode
Power supply
deactivated:
When the CeBS has been
inactive for 100 minutes,
the battery switches auto-
matically to hibernation
mode. In hibernation mode,
the battery can retain
its charge for extended
periods without charging
and is protected from deep
discharge to maintain
maximum durability.

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Mode Meaning
Winter mode
(iDT 660 DCW
model only)
• Passive
winter
mode
The battery has a protective
mechanism for maintaining
maximum durability and effi-
ciency. If the battery is neither
charged nor switched on for
a period of two months, the
battery discharges steadily
to the optimum residual
capacity. The battery can be
inserted in the eBike and used
at any time. The battery can
also be charged at any time.
• Active
winter
mode
The battery can be connected
to the charger and placed
in storage. To protect the
battery from deep discharge,
the charger detects when
the battery reaches a low
charge level and charges the
battery steadily to its optimum
residual capacity to maintain
maximum durability and
efficiency.
Error mode The CeBS will not function
while the battery is in error
mode.
LEDs flashing when the
battery is switched on indicate
that error mode is active and
the battery is then switched
off again automatically.
The number of flashing LEDs
indicates the cause of the
error:
• One LED indicates that the
charge level is too low.
• Three LEDs flash when
the battery is outside
the permitted operating
temperature range.
• Otherwise, the display indi-
cates an internal battery
error. In this case, please
contact your local cycle
dealer.
5.2.6 Setting the battery to
hibernation mode
You can also set the battery to hibernation mode
manually to save energy ( see "5.2.5 Battery
modes" ).
» Press and hold the battery button 10 for 2
seconds.
All the LEDs on the LED display 4light up
simultaneously and then go out one by one.
The battery remains in hibernation mode until
it is activated again manually.
» Briefly press the battery button 10 to activate
the battery again.
4
10
Fig.: Hibernation mode (iDT 660 DCW)
4
10
Fig.: Hibernation mode
(iDT 600, iDT 450, DT 500)

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6 Cleaning and Maintenance
6.1 Cleaning
ATTENTION!
Risk of damage!
Improper cleaning can cause material damage.
» Remove the battery before cleaning your
eBike. Never use liquids to clean the battery.
» Do not clean the CeBS components with a
high-pressure cleaner or a powerful water jet.
» Clean the CeBS components with a soft, lint-
free cloth, slightly moistened if necessary.
– Use water or a mild detergent to clean
components (except for the battery!)
– Visually inspect the plug contacts on the
eBike and battery at regular intervals.
Always make sure the contacts are clean
and dry before inserting the battery. Use
a commercially available battery terminal
grease to maintain and protect the
contacts from adverse weather conditions.
» Before inserting the battery, make sure that
the contacts on the battery holder of the
eBike are dry.
6.2 Maintenance
NOTE: If the service symbol appears on the
display, a service interval has been reached. In this
case, contact your local cycle dealer to service
your CeBS.
» Perform regular visual inspections to establish
whether the electrical cables, connections and
contacts are clean and undamaged. Ask your
local cycle dealer to inspect damaged parts.
» Have your local cycle dealer perform any
repair and maintenance work required on the
CeBS.
7 Rectifying malfunctions
The CeBS detects malfunctions, which then
appear on the display in the form of error codes.
Malfunctions detected by the CeBS appear in the
centre of the display. The displayed error code
specifies the cause of the malfunction to make
the error easier to correct.
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
Contact with open cable ends when the CeBS is
switched on can cause electric shocks.
» Do not switch on the CeBS if you notice any
open cable ends.
» Have the cabling inspected and repaired by
your local cycle dealer.
If an error code appears on the display, immedi-
ately check which malfunction has occurred.
The letter in the error code relates to the affected
component on the CeBS:
• M = Motor
• B = Battery
• D = Display
» Error codes that do not affect the function or
safety of the unit can be acknowledged by
pressing the button.
» In the case of permanent or recurrent error
codes, please have your local cycle dealer
check the malfunction using service software.
8 Storage
NOTE: The battery should not be stored unused
for more than three months.
» Store the battery at room temperature (20°C)
in a dry location protected from direct sunlight.
» Protect the battery from direct sunlight.
» The ideal charge level for extended storage
periods is approx. 20–40 %. If necessary,
charge the battery to this value before and
during storage (every 3 months).
» If you intend to use the eBike in the winter,
you should not store the battery in unheated
rooms. Charge the battery at room tempera-
ture and only insert in the eBike just before
you start your journey.

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9 Transport
ATTENTION!
Risk of damage!
Impacts and bumps may damage the battery and
display during transportation of the eBike.
» Remove the battery and display from the
eBike and transport both separately.
» Transport the battery with special care.
9.1 Transporting the eBike with
CeBS
» Remove the battery from the battery holder
on the eBike.
» Always cover the display before transporting
separately from the eBike. A tight seal is only
fully guaranteed when the USB cover is closed.
» When transporting an eBike fitted with a CeBS,
ensure that none of the fitted components are
damaged.
» Secure the eBike fitted with a CeBS appropri-
ately to prevent damage to the CeBS compo-
nents. Before transporting the eBike, observe
all the relevant specifications provided by the
eBike manufacturer.
» If you intend to transport your eBike by bus,
aeroplane, boat or train, contact the relevant
transport company to find out the conditions
under which the battery will be transported.
9.2 Sending the battery by post
NOTE: Batteries sent by post are subject to the
provisions of the hazardous goods law. Undam-
aged batteries can be transported by private
users on the road without further requirements.
Batteries transported by commercial users or
third parties (e.g. air freight or haulage compa-
nies) are subject to special packaging and label-
ling requirements (e.g. provisions of the ADR).
» Do not dispatch the battery yourself. If you
have any questions about transporting
batteries, please contact your local cycle
dealer, who will be able to arrange suitable
transportation.
» Before sending the battery, make sure that the
both the battery and housing are undamaged.
The sender is liable for any damage to defec-
tive batteries during transportation.
10 Disposal
Never dispose of
electrical equipment,
electronic devices
or batteries with the
domestic waste. As
a consumer, you are
required by law to
return electrical equipment, electronic devices
and batteries to special public collection points
or a specialist dealer at the end of their useful life.

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