Ecobike SX 300 Blue 18" User guide

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SPIS TREŚCI
1. INTRODUCE .............................................................................................................................................5
2. SAFETY......................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 FOR PARENTS / GUARDIANS .............................................................................................................5
3. USE ACCORDING TO THE INTENDING....................................................................................................6
3.1 MOUNTAIN BIKE .................................................................................................................................6
3.2 CENTRAL MOTOR ..............................................................................................................................6
4. STORAGE AND USING.............................................................................................................................6
5. BEFORE RIDDING.....................................................................................................................................6
6. TECHNICAL INFORMATION.....................................................................................................................7
6.1 RIMS....................................................................................................................................................7
6.2 SADDLE ..............................................................................................................................................7
6.3 BEARINGS OF HANDLEBAR ...............................................................................................................7
6.4 WHEELS...............................................................................................................................................8
6.5 TIRES ...................................................................................................................................................8
6.6 SPOKES...............................................................................................................................................8
6.7 BRAKES ...............................................................................................................................................8
6.8 CRANKSET ..........................................................................................................................................8
6.9 PEDALS...............................................................................................................................................8
6.10 DERAILLEUR ......................................................................................................................................9
6.11 CHAIN ..............................................................................................................................................9
6.12 TROLLEY............................................................................................................................................9
6.13 RACK (OPTION) ...............................................................................................................................9
6.14 LIGHTING..........................................................................................................................................9
7. ASSMBLY..................................................................................................................................................9
7.1 PREPARING ........................................................................................................................................9
7.2 FOLD THE FRAME .............................................................................................................................10
7.3 HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................................10
7.4 PEDALS ASSEMBLY...........................................................................................................................10
7.5 SADDLE ASSEMBLY ..........................................................................................................................10
8. GREASE..................................................................................................................................................11
9. USING BATTERY AND CHARGER...........................................................................................................11
9.1 BATTERY............................................................................................................................................11
9.2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BATTERIES ...............................................................................11
9.3 INSERTION AND REMOVAL THE BATTERY........................................................................................12
10. CHARGING THE BATTERY....................................................................................................................12
11. user manual LCD C900 USB ..............................................................................................................12
11.1 DISPLAY APPEARANCE..................................................................................................................12

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11.2 TURNING ON / OFF THE DISPLAY...................................................................................................12
11.3 MOTOR POWER INDICATION........................................................................................................13
11.4 battery soc indicator ....................................................................................................................13
11.5 WALK ASSISTANCE.........................................................................................................................13
11.6 backlight and light indication......................................................................................................13
11.7 motor assistance level selection..................................................................................................13
11.8 error indication..............................................................................................................................13
The display cannot return to normal until the problem is resolved. The e-bike will not work until
the problem is resolved. .......................................................................................................................13
11.9 CURRENT DISPLAY..........................................................................................................................14
12. MAIN MENU – USER SETTINGS .............................................................................................................14
12.1 enter the settings menu................................................................................................................14
12.2 resetting the trip distance ............................................................................................................14
12.3 UNIT SETTING ..................................................................................................................................14
12.4 wheel size setting ..........................................................................................................................14
12.5 LCD luminance .............................................................................................................................15
12.6 acceleration power......................................................................................................................15
13. Main menu – advanced settings ......................................................................................................15
13.1 enter the advanced settings menu ............................................................................................15
13.2 electric assistance level range ....................................................................................................15
13.3 voltage setting ..............................................................................................................................15
12. WARRANTY CARD...............................................................................................................................16
13. NOTES ..................................................................................................................................................17

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1. INTRODUCE
First of all, we would like to thank you for purchasing our electric bike, which has been
carefully designed and manufactured in accordance with the requirements of the highest
international standards. We wish your new bike to be a new way of your life.
Please read the following instructions carefully before proceeding with the bicycle. The
manual contains important information related to the safety, operation and assembly of
the bicycle. The bike has electrical parts which, according to the Act, are considered
dangerous, which means the obligation to dispose of - it cannot be disposed of in standard
garbage. Please remember that it’s offence.
2. SAFETY
•We suggest using the appropriate helmet in accordance with the European
standards.
•Observe the traffic regulations.
•We recommend that you take extra care when moving with crowded traffic.
•Perform a bicycle service only at bicycle service points.
•Regular service will provide you with a greater safety of bicycle use and prolong its
life.
•Carry out regular maintenance according to the instructions.
•Do not make any repairs to electrical parts yourself, only at designated service points.
•Never ride a bicycle if you have drunk or taken other intoxicants.
•The user should have front and rear lights and reflectors on the wheels.
•When cleaning the bicycle, always use soft wiper.
•Hold the steering wheel with both hands while ridding.
•Do not catch or other vehicles.
•Avoid sudden braking.
•Do not wear loose clothing for cycling.
•Only use original spare parts for components.
•When installing bicycle accessories, it is recommended that you use these
accessories for assembly instructions.
•Parents should pay special attention to the safety of children while they are being
transported.
•Children should be transported in special chairs permanently attached to the
bicycle.
2.1 FOR PARENTS / GUARDIANS
Parents / guardians are responsible for the conduct and safety of their child. Before ridding
by a child, they should instruct them about the proper use of the bicycle. Before allowing
a child to ride, parents are required to:
Read the entire manual, and to familiarize the child with the warnings and functions
and principles of the bicycle.
Make sure that the child has an approved bicycle helmet when driving, and that he
understands all safety rules.

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3. USE ACCORDING TO THE INTENDING
Improper use of the bike or use contrary to its intended use may involve danger and expose
you to loss of health or life. If you have any doubts whether the purpose of the bike matches
your ridding style - ask the seller.
3.1 MOUNTAIN BIKE
This type of bicycle work well on paved surfaces and paths. They combine comfort and
driving dynamics. It has a sturdy frame and large, 28-inch wheels. The user’s position on the
bike is very comfortable and allows hours of riding. These types of bicycles, and in particular
their braking system, have been designed for a maximum load of 125 kg (bicycle + cyclist
+ luggage), the weight of the cyclist with luggage may not exceed 100 kg.
This bike is designed for recreational purposes, not for competitive purposes. For riding on
public roads, bicycles without standard accessories, should be equipped with front and
rear lighting, bell, reflections on the pedals and spokes of the wheels, in such a way that
the bike meets the requirements of the traffic regulations.
3.2 CENTRAL MOTOR
An electric bicycle equipped with a central motor allows you to ride on the same terrain as
a hub motor, with the difference that it allows you to move smoothly on slopes, using the
minimum force of the user. When driving uphill, it is natural that the speed drops. Depending
on the slope of the climb and the force of pedaling by the user, the engine will minimize
the overload, allowing you to achieve a speed proportional to these conditions. The system
will restart the engine when the temperature returns to normal. Improper use of the bike or
use contrary to its intended use may involve danger and expose you to loss of health or life.
If you have any doubts whether the destination of the bicycle corresponds to your ridding
area (mountains, city, asphalt, etc ...) - ask the seller if the chosen model will be suitable.
4. STORAGE AND USING
The bicycle is not intended for long-term outdoor storage (max 12 hours a day.
The bicycle should be stored in a dry place at room temperature.
The bicycle should be stored away from corrosive products and places.
5. BEFORE RIDDING
Always check the technical condition of the bicycle before every ride, especially:
Air pressure in the wheels, remember to observe the pressure range specified by the
manufacturer on the tire.
Check the tire condition for deformation, cracks and whether the tire adheres to the
rim and does not stick out beyond the rim.
Checking wheel screws.
Checking the handlebar and stem (whether it does not rotate or is not loose).
Checking the screws of saddle (does not rotate or fall under the weight).
Check if the bicycle lighting (front and rear) works well.
Checking the beep (bell).
If there is no visible safety groove on the side surfaces of the rim, the rim should be
replaced.

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6. TECHNICAL INFORMATION
6.1 RIMS
Before using your bike, always check that the wheels are centered and that the rims are
undamaged. During operation of the bicycle, and especially in any collisions, cracks and
cracks may appear. When you see a damaged rim, immediately contact an authorized
service center for replacement with a new one. A damaged rim may damage the tire, for
example, which may involve danger and expose you to health or life.
6.2 SADDLE
The saddle should be tightened after
setting the correct and most comfortable
height for the user. When setting the
saddle, pay attention to the maximum
extension of the saddle post. The seatpost
must be ins
erted in the frame in such a
way that the safety indicator (see picture)
on the seat post is invisible, if the indicator
is visible, there is a possibility of the saddle
post breaking through its low load.
The final adjustment of the saddle position
is carried out by moving the saddle in the
saddle clamping bracket
forward or
backward. Please remember not to go out
of the scale placed on the saddle,
otherwise the saddle may be damaged,
due to excessive load.
Please remember to set the saddle
correctly (according to the figure below), it
is important for the user because the
incorrectly positioned saddle causes the
cyclist to tire more quickly, pain in the legs
and back.
6.3 BEARINGS OF HANDLEBAR
The handlebar, when placed in the most
comfortable position for the user, must be
tightened so that it does not loosen during riding.
In an a-
head type, the clearance should be
removed by loosening the Allen screws on the
handlebar bracket and tightening the rudder bolt
(until the clearance is fully removed). After
adjusting the bearings, tighten the Allen screws on
the bracket - figure below.

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6.4 WHEELS
Properly adjusted wheels should rotate slightly and smoothly, without jerks, perceptible
slack. In the case of loosening in the wheel hub, it must be eliminated by adjusting. In order
to adjust the wheel, you must have specialist tools, therefore, if a fault is found, please go
to an authorized service point.
6.5 TIRES
For tires, the pressure range specified by the manufacturer must be observed on the side
of the tire (pressure unit indicated on the tires 1000 kPa = 14.22 P.S.I = 1 bar = 1 at). The tire
should be placed in the direction indicated on its side (the arrow shows the direction of
rotation). The tire should not have any deformations or cracks and should adhere to the rim
in parallel. After finding out that the tire has any of the defects, immediately go to an
authorized service point.
6.6 SPOKES
Spokes in wheels should be evenly stretched. The spokes loosened during the bicycle's
operation may cause radial and axial runout of the wheels or rupture of the spokes, which
affects the service life of the rim and hub bearings, as well as negatively affects the braking
performance. These irregularities should be removed at service points.
6.7 BRAKES
Hydraulic brakes do not require intensive maintenance and do not cause rim wear.
Unfortunately, there may sometimes be a problem with the distance between the brake
pads and the disc in this case, please contact an authorized service because the
adjustment requires specialized tools.
Check the lines and connections regularly for leaks when the lever is engaged. If hydraulic
oil or brake fluid is leaking, immediately report to an authorized service point, as a leaky
seat may cause the brakes to stop. With hydraulic brakes, the right handle activates the
rear brake, while the left handle activates the front brake.
6.8 CRANKSET
The crank mechanism with cranks mounted on the axis with
the screw requires systematic control. The contribution of the
crank mechanism together with the screw-in bowls, showing
excessive clearance, is regulated by tightening the main
screw with an Allen wrench.
Using a bicycle with a loose
crankset causes indentation of the crank seat and its
destruction.
6.9 PEDALS
The axles of the pedals should be sufficiently tightened to
the crank arm. Incorrect tightening will loosen the
threaded connection, which will consequently destroy
the thread of the pedal and crank! The right pedal axis
has a right-
hand thread marked "R". The left pedal axis
has a left-hand thread marked "L".

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6.10 DERAILLEUR
These are components with a complex structure that requires proper operation, operation
and maintenance. When using and storing the bicycle, make sure that the guide 1 (Figure
below) is not subjected to side impacts which do not occur when properly used. The
alignment of the guide will cause the derailleur to operate incorrectly. Further exploitation
may lead to pulling the derailleur into the spokes of the wheel and irreversibly damaging it.
To adjust the derailleurs, both front and rear, first
set the trailing edge of the rails out of the rack. For
this adjustment, use the extreme deflection
screws on the gears body. In a properly adjusted
derailleur the guide is in line with the smallest and
largest sprocket. Both the rear and front derailleur
should properly control the ratios.
6.11 CHAIN
Depending on the conditions and frequency of travel, the chain is worn and lengthened,
destroying the sprockets at the same time. To check the correct chain tension, set the gears
so that the chain is on the largest chainring in the front. Then try to pull the chain away from
the dial. If it sticks out more than 3 mm, it can be replaced and should be reported to an
authorized service center. Too strong strain can increase the effort put in pedaling and
reduce the chain's strength. Too little tension can cause the chain to fall. Regularly it should
be cleaned of dirt (sand, mud etc.) and treated with a special grease.
6.12 TROLLEY
Do not exceed the maximum capacity marked on the trolley by its manufacturer.
6.13 RACK (OPTION)
Before ridding, check that the rack is correctly attached to your bike. Regularly check that
the fasteners are properly tightened. Do not exceed the maximum capacity marked on
the luggage compartment (25 kg). The luggage compartment is not designed to tow a
bicycle trailer. If you plan to mount a child seat on the rack, make sure that its load does
not exceed the maximum load capacity of the rack and bicycle specified by the
manufacturer.
6.14 LIGHTING
Lighting is a basic element of the user's safety. If the bicycle is used on public roads and it
is not equipped with lighting and reflections, it should be additionally equipped with the
bicycle in accordance with the provisions of the traffic regulations.
7. ASSMBLY
7.1 PREPARING
Pull the bike out of the carton with all the elements in it. Be careful not to scratch the bike
and at the same time be careful not to damage any cable or other components. Make
sure that there is no missing item in the bike and report any comments to the seller.

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7.2 FOLD THE FRAME
The front wheel is dismantled, therefore after opening the cartoon it is necessary to remove
the protective foils and mount it on the front fork.
Picture 1 – Put front wheel into the fork.
Picture 2 – insert the "pin" through the wheel, tighten the nut on the left side so that the
quick-release closure is tightened with the appropriate resistance.
7.3 HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY
Follow the instructions below:
1. Unscrew the four Allen screws from the steering wheel bracket (Pic 1.)
2. Put the handlebar in the most comfortable position for you and put the unscrewed
part of the bracket and tighten the four bolts back. The handlebar after turning
should be stiff and not have any clearances.
3. At the end, put the entire handlebar in the most comfortable position for yourself and
tighten the main bolt in such a way that the handlebar is not loose (figure 3).
7.4 PEDALS ASSEMBLY
Tighten the pedal with the letter "R" on the right side clockwise,
Tighten the pedal with the letter "L" on the left hand side clockwise.
7.5 SADDLE ASSEMBLY
1. Loosen the quick-
release nut on the
bicycle frame and insert the saddle
post.
2.
Tighten the clamps of the seatpost
clamp in such a way that the quick
coupling clamps with the
appropriate resistance.

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8. GREASE
Lubricated elements must be clean. Before lubricating the bearing, after dismantling it
should be thoroughly cleaned and wiped dry with a clean cloth. Then apply a quantity of
grease to the balls of the balls to fill all the gaps.
Excess grease adversely affects the work of the ball bearing - its heating occurs. We
lubricate ball bearings with a grease at the following time intervals:
Every 6 months, the bearings of the front wheel hub of the rear hub bearing.
Every 12 months the steering bearings.
We lubricate the following moving parts of the bicycle every six months:
brake lever axles,
brake lining axles,
brakes,
gears,
moving parts of gears
Special oils and greases should be used to lubricate the shock absorbers. Do not use lithium-
containing greases - they may damage some internal components. In the case of more
complex activities, such as dismantling the fork, replacement of silencers, etc., we
recommend that you consult a professional bicycle service.
9. USING BATTERY AND CHARGER
9.1 BATTERY
ECOBIKE uses high-quality lithium-ion batteries in its bicycles, which are light and do not
cause environmental pollution. It’s a typical source of so-called green energy.
In addition, they are characterized by:
No memory effect when charging.
Large energy capacity at low volume.
Long lifetime.
A wide operating temperature range: -10 ° C to + 40 °.
9.2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BATTERIES
•If you do not intend to use the bicycle for a long period of time, recharge the
batteries to 80% and set aside at room temperature, repeat the operation after
approx. 3 months.
•The lithium-ion battery should be used at -10 ° C to + 40 ° C, humidity 65 ± 20%; stored
at room temperature.
•Never place the battery near a fire or hot element.
•Never shake, hit or drop the battery.
•Keep the battery out of the bicycle and keep it away from children.
•Never use any metal tools to connect the rechargeable battery as it may cause an
electric short circuit and damage the battery.

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9.3 INSERTION AND REMOVAL THE BATTERY
To remove the battery, turn and hold the
key, then pull the lever on the side of the
battery towards you. To insert the battery,
turn the key and hold it, then insert from the
bottom, and finally release the twisted key.
10. CHARGING THE BATTERY
The battery charge level indicates segments on the display located on the handlebar.
Charge the battery at ambient temperature, on a non-flammable and dry surface, away
from heat, moisture or flammable materials. In addition, it cannot be covered. When
charging the battery, please observe the following steps:
A. Insert the charger plug into the socket in the battery, and then connect the charger
cable to the power socket.
B. When the charger light is red, the battery is charging. When the red light turns green it
means that the battery is fully charged (Fig.1).
C. After charging is complete, disconnect the cable from the wall outlet first and then from
the battery.
D. Never leave the rechargeable battery unattended.
11. USER MANUAL LCD C900 USB
11.1 DISPLAY APPEARANCE
11.2 TURNING ON / OFF THE DISPLAY
Press and hold the ON / OFF button for 3 seconds to turn the LCD
on or off.
When the display is off, there is no battery consumption. The current
flow is not more than 2 µA.
The panel will revert to sleep mode when the speed is 5 minutes
level 0 km / h.

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11.3 MOTOR POWER INDICATION
Indicates the power with which the motor works, when the entire
power bar is displayed, this means that the motor works at full
power. The battery is discharged faster then.
11.4 BATTERY SOC INDICATOR
The battery level is indicated by symbol
located in the battery
symbol in the upper left corner of the display. Each missed part of
the symbol corresponds to 20% battery charge.
Remember to give more attention to the BMS (voltage), than to
battery indicator.
11.5 WALK ASSISTANCE
Press and hold the "MINUS" button to start the motor that will go at
6km / h without pedaling. The display will show the icon as in the
picture beside. When the user releases the button, the engine will
automatically shut down.
11.6 BACKLIGHT AND LIGHT INDICATION
With the turned on display, click on / off at once the lights button to
turn on the display backlight and the front and rear lights. Click the
button again to turn off the backlight and lights. When the light is
on, you can see the icon on the screen as in the picture beside.
11.7 MOTOR ASSISTANCE LEVEL SELECTION
The level of electric assistance can be adjusted using the display.
Adjustments can always be made while driving. The electric system
has 6 levels, depending on them the speed to which the bike will
accelerate. The default assistance level after turning the display on
is "1". To change the assistance level, use the "PLUS" buttons to
increase the assistance level or "MINUS" to decrease the assistance
level, respectively.
11.8 ERROR INDICATION
If an error code appears on the display, contact your dealer
immediately to resolve the problem. Each code is matched to a
different type of error, more detailed information can be found in
the table below.
The display cannot return to normal until the problem is resolved.
The e-bike will not work until the problem is resolved.

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Error code
Description
21
Current flow fault / Communication fault
22
Throttle fault
23
Motor fault
24
Hall sensor fault
25
Brake levers fault
30
Display connection fault
11.9 CURRENT DISPLAY
When the electrical system is turned on, the display will show the
speed and distance as defaults.
Pressing the "i" button switches between the following information:
Trip distance (km) → ODO (km) → Max. Speed (km / h) → Avg.
Speed (km / h) → Time (min.).
12. MAIN MENU – USER SETTINGS
12.1 ENTER THE SETTINGS MENU
To enter the display menu, press
and hold the "PLUS" and "MINUS"
buttons for 3 seconds. Then
select "User setting" and press
the "i" button.
12.2 RESETTING THE TRIP DISTANCE
Trip Reset means resetting the trip distance. To reset the trip
distance, press the "+" button or the "-" button to select Yes
/ No. YES means resetting trip distance. NO means no
cleaning trip distance. To save the changed setting, press
the "i" button. The default value is NO.
12.3 UNIT SETTING
Toggle Unit means setting the measuring unit. To change
the unit, press the "+" button or the "-" button to select the
desired unit, and then press the "i" button to confirm. To
save the changed setting, press the "i" button. The default
unit is "Metric (km)".
12.4 WHEEL SIZE SETTING
Wheel indicates the wheel diameter setting. To change the
basic settings, press the "+" or "-
" button to increase or
decrease until the desired value is displayed. To save the
changed setting, press the "i" button. The default value is 28
inches (28 inches). Changing the wheel size will result in
incorrect driving data being displayed, including speed,
distance travelled and total distance.

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12.5 LCD LUMINANCE
LCD luminance indicates the brightness of the display
backlight. To change the brightness of the backlight, press
the "+" or "-" button to select the desired value. To save the
changed setting, press the "i" button - The default value is
100%.
12.6 ACCELERATION POWER
MODE is the setting of the motor power, the higher mode, the
faster the motor accelerates. The default motor power
setting is POWER. To change the motor power, use the "+" or
"-" button to select the required value. Press the "i" button to
save the changed setting.
13. MAIN MENU – ADVANCED SETTINGS
13.1 ENTER THE ADVANCED SETTINGS MENU
To enter the advanced settings of the display press and hold the "PLUS" and "MINUS"
buttons for 3 seconds. Then select "Advanced Settings" and press the "i" button. Then enter
the correct password to enter the advanced settings interface. The default password is
1212.
13.2 ELECTRIC ASSISTANCE LEVEL RANGE
Assist Levels indicates the settings for the range of assist
modes. There are 8 modes to choose from: 0-2, 1-2, 0-4,
1-4, 0-6, 1-6, 0-8, 1-8. The default value is 0–6. To change
the range of assist level modes, press the "+" or "-" button
to select the desired range of modes, and then press
the "i" button to confirm.
13.3 VOLTAGE SETTING
Set Voltage indicates the battery voltage bar (battery
level) settings. Enter 5 voltage values one after the other.
For example, VOL 1 is the first stage voltage value. The
default value is 41.5 V. To set the battery voltage bar, press
the "+" or "-" button to increase or decrease the value. To
save the changed setting and access the second bar,
press the "i" button. After entering 5 voltage values, press
the "i" button to confirm and save the settings. If no
operation is performed for one minute, the display will
close the settings menu automatically.

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12. WARRANTY CARD
MODEL ROWERU : .........................................................
NUMER RAMY : ..............................................................
NUMER BATERII : ............................................................
NUMER SILNIKA : ............................................................
DATA ZAKUPU : ............................................................
PODPIS I PIECZĘĆ SPRZEDAWCY
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DOKONANE NAPRAWY
DATA
ZGŁOSZENIA
DATA
WYKONANIA ZAKRES NAPRAW PIECZĄTKA PUNKTU SERWISOWEGO PODPIS
OBOWIĄZKOWY PRZEGLĄD „ZEROWY” PO PRZEJECHANIU 70-120 KM ( przegląd podlega opłacie,)

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