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Ezriderz Sledz User manual

Sledz
User manual
Index
1. Safety instructions and notes
1.1. Safety instructions
1.2. Notes
2. Basic structure and name.
3. Assembly method and requirements
3.1. Installation of big headlight and front
fender 3.2. Installation of front wheel
3.3. Installation of front brake
3.4. Installation of steering handle
3.5. Requirements of installation torsion for all
parts 4. Operation and adjustment
4.1. Introduction to boosting system
4.2. Charging
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4.3. Adjustment of quick release parts
4.4. Reflection and lighting system
4.5. Safety height mark
4.6. Braking system
4.7. Speed control system
4.8. Damping system
4.9. Rear rack
5. Use and maintenance
5.1. Routine inspection before use
5.2. Everyday use, inspection and maintenance 5.3
Maintenance
5.4 Lubricating the e-bike
6. Riding technology
7. Troubleshooting
Items in the package:
Please check if the following items are inside.
electric bicycle - 1pc
battery - 1set
charger - 1pc
pedal - 1pair
Accessory:
tools bag - 1pc
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1. Safety instructions and notes
1.1 Safety instructions
★ Do not operate this electric bike without
carefully reading the Manual and understanding
the performance of the electric bike
★Preparations before riding: wear your helmet,
gloves and other protective gears before riding
to protect yourself from damage in case of an
accident.
★We highly recommend that you observe traffic
rules and regulations when using this electric
bike. When riding in rainy, snowy or slippery
conditions reduce your speed and increase the
distance between yourself and other vehicles.
★ Maximum load: the maximum load of the bike is
(330 lbs/150 kg)
★ In case of frequent brake, startup, uphill,
headwind running, muddy roads, overload and
others, a large quantity of electric power of
the storage battery will be consumed, thus
affecting the continued mileage.
★If the storage battery is disabled for a long
time, make sure to charge it enough, and it need
be additionally charged once if its storage is
more than a month.
★ The battery can not be discarded randomly, so
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as to avoid environmental pollution.
1.2 Notes
In order to your correct use and security, please
pay attention to the following matters:
a. In the process of use, pay attention to
checking the fastening status of the motor and
rear fork, and if a loose phenomenon is found,
it should be tightened timely.
b. When starting the power supply or meeting a
steep slope, use the Pedal to assist as far as
possible to reduce the starting current and
extend the battery life and continuation line
mileage.
c. On rainy days, please pay special attention
to: when the water depth is more than the wheel
center, it is likely for the motor to soak
water, thus resulting in failure.
d. Users must use the charger specified by the
manufacturer for charging the storage battery.
When charging, put the battery and charger
smoothly.
e. It is prohibited that other items are covered
on the battery box and charger to impede heat,
where a good ventilation environment should be
maintained.
f. Please keep appropriate air pressure inside
the tires, so as to avoid increasing the
resistance when riding, and easily wearing the
tires and deforming the Rim.
3 Assembly method and requirements
3.1. Installation of front wheel
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3.1.1. Installation of common front wheel
1. Take out the front wheel, and loosen the nut
and hook on the front wheel axis;
2. Remove the black plastic rack below the Front
fork, and place the front wheel axis into the
Front fork contact pin;
3. Turn the hook and nut (* front fender stick)
to the front wheel axis, and tighten the nut
with 15mm opening wrench by 18N.m torque and
install the protective cap on the nut.
①Hook ② Front wheel axis nut M10mm ③Front fork
foot contact pin ④Front fender stick
★ When fastening the front wheel nut axis, press
down the Front fork by force so that the front
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wheel axis can work closely with the Front fork.
3.3. Assembly requirements
In order to ensure the cycling safety and using
performance, the fastening requirements for the
standard parts at the key places are as follows:
A. The tightening torque of the front wheel nut
is not less than 18N.m
B. The tightening torque of the rear motor nut is
35 to 45N.m
C. The tightening torque of the middle axis
component lock is not less than 50N.m
D. The tightening torque of the core screw rod in
the Vertical handle stems is 15 to 18N.m
E. The tightening torque of the Across handle
Stems and the Vertical handle stems is 15 to
18N.m
F. The tightening torque of the saddle pipe ring
is 6 to 8N.m
G. The tightening torque of the saddle and the
Seat post ring is 15 to 18N.m
H. The tightening torque of the Brake handle is
not less than 10 to 12N.m
I. The tightening torque of the Derailleur is 8
to 10N.m 4. Operation and adjustment
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4.1. Introduction to speed boosting system
The speed boosting system is also known as 1:1
boosting system. And the so-called 1:1 automatic
power assisting is that when you ride only by
means of feet, the sensor with you bike will
automatically sense your riding speed and control
the motor to assist you automatically in a
driving force with the same speed, so as to let
your ride easier and make the continuation line
mileage further.
1:1 boosting system comprises a controller,
sensor and induced cartridge.
① Controller
② Sensor ③
Induced
cartridge
4.2. Charging
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As it will last a certain period of time for the
ex-factory, transport and storage of a just
purchased new bike, it is likely to result in
shortage of the battery power, the battery should
be first charged before it is used.
The charger configured or designated by eRider
Cycles must be used for charging otherwise it
might damage the battery, and may even lead to
fire and other danger.
4.2.1. Installation and charging of battery(as
shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2)
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Figure 2
4.2.2. Charging steps and method
1. Check carefully whether the rated input
voltage of the charger is consistent with the
voltage of the power grid.
2. The battery can be directly put on the bike
for charging and can also be taken down from the
bike to be charged indoors and at other
appropriate places.
3. Connect first the output plug of the charger
with the charging jack of the battery properly,
and then connect the input plug of the charger
to the AC power supply.
4. At this time, the power indicator light and
the charge indicator light of the charger are
on, indicating that the charging has been
connected.
5. After charging, should first pull out the AC
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power plug, and then pull out the plug connected
with the battery.
After the battery is fully discharged, the
one-time charging time is 6 to 8 hours, and
after the charge indicator light is red from
green, the power capacity of the battery has
been basically sufficient.
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Common sense of charging and use:
* The battery should be charged in a spacious
environment, staying away from high temperature,
high humidity and close fire. Because the
battery and the charger are electronic products,
high temperature and humidity will corrode
electronic components, resulting in some harmful
gasses and soot, and even a possible explosion to
wound.
* The charging time should not be too long. A
long charging will lead to shortened life
expectancy of the battery.
* After the battery is fully charged, the power
supply should be pulled out as soon as possible,
and at the same time, the battery is taken out
of the charger.
* When the battery is not used for a long term,
the battery power should be emptied before the
battery is preserved, and must be re-charged once
every month or so.
4.4 Safety heightmark
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4.4.1 Position of
Vertical handle stems
The Vertical handle stems can be appropriately
adjusted depending on personal preferred riding
perspective, butthe insertion mark (that is, the
safety line)can not be exposed; in case of
improper use,it may cause serious injury to the
riders.
1 Loosen the handle core screw rod;
2 Move the Vertical handle stems to the
appropriate height, and pay attention to not
exceeding the safety mark (that is, the safety
line);
3 Fasten the core screw rod;
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4.5 Braking system
The braking system is an accessory necessary for
each bike and is the key to traffic safety;
before driving, you must understand your braking
system, and do a good job in the inspection and
adjustment work.
The general idea is that upon hard braking, the
bike will surely stop in a short distance, but
that is wrong. Upon hard braking, when the
wheels are suddenly jammed by the brake rubber,
the bike will glide horizontally, and it is not
only dangerous, but the braking distance will be
lengthened. Therefore, the concept should be
established that the braking system is only used
to adjust the speed of the bike.
The braking system typically includes a Brake
handle, brake (disk brake, V brake and many
other types of brakes) and brake cable.
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4.5.1 Brake handle
The structure of the Brakehandle is as shown (in
the left drawing), and the left Brake handle
controls the front brake and the right Brake
controls the rear brake.
. The adjusting screw is used to adjust the
distance between the brake shoe block and the
Rim.
. The effective stroke of the brake cable is
about a half of the distance between the handle
of the Brake handle and the grip of the Across
handle Stems; if the brake is tight when the
handle of the Brake handle is almost approaching
to the grip of the Across handle Stems, the
distance between the brake shoe block and the Rim
is too large, it needs to be adjusted.
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4.5.2 Disk brake type brake
1 Stroke adjusting bolt
2 Position adjusting bolt
3 Rocker arm
4 Permanent seat
5 Brake shoe block
6 Shoe block adjusting bolt
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7 Permanent seat of brake line
Adjustment method of the brake shoe block:
1 Loosen the positioning bolt;
2 Adjust the distance of the shoe block through
the left and right knob; when the shoe block
adjusts the left knob of the bolt, the distance
of the brake shoe block is increased, and vice
versa it becomes small (as shown in the disk
chart). Depending on the circumstances, the
braking is adjusted;
4.5.3 Brake cable
.The brake cable of the flat handle
. The bifurcation situation of the internal line
should be avoided, so a tail sleeve had best be
covered on the line end.
. The brake cable should be regularly taken out
to be oiled, to avoid too large resistance
arisen from rust.
. The brake cable in a linear way has the best
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function, and if it must be bent, the turning
with a small arc should be avoided as far as
possible.
. The length of the brake cable is based on the
principle that it will not be stuck when the
handlebar turns left or right to the limit.
Common sense of the use of braking system:
* When the distance between the brake shoe block
and the Rim is too large, it is adjusted by the
Brake handle or the adjusting screw on the
folder gate device.
* When the lines of the brake shoe block are worn
seriously, replace it timely in order to
maintain traffic safety.
* When not riding for a long time, please loosen
the folder device to avoid fatigue of
flexibility, but pay attention to recovery of the
gate device before riding.
* When riding in rainy days, the function of any
gate device will be weakened, so please keep a
longer safe braking distance and reduce the
speed.
* The surface on the brake disc, shoe block may
not be oiled, so as to avoid serious injury.
* If the brake cable is ripped, it may cause the
brake cable to be broken and this is very
dangerous, please replace it timely.
4.6 Speed control system
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4.7 Derailleur
Type of Derailleur (as shown)
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The Derailleur is separately positioned on both sides of the Across
handle Stems, and the left controls the forward speed and the
right controls the backward speed. When the forward speed grip
rotates to the riding direction, big teeth change to small teeth, and
on the contrary small teeth change to big teeth.
When the backward speed grip rotates to the riding direction,
big teeth change to small teeth, and on the contrary small
teeth change to big teeth.
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4.7.2 Derailleur
The derailleur is classified into the front
derailleur and Back fender (as shown ).
When the shift cables are loose or too tight, if
the speed controller does not work properly or
the chain falls off, the H, L bolt is adjusted.
H bolt: when the chain speed changes to the
biggest fluted disc, the chain will fall off, and
the H bolt will be locked. But if it is too
tight,the chain can not climb to the biggest
fluted disc.
L bolt: when the chain is toward the inside
fluted disc and the chain
Figure 1 Figure 2
The derailleur is classified into
the front derailleur and Back fender (as shown )
When the shift cables are loose or too tight, if
the speed controller does not work properly or
the chain falls off, the H, L bolt is adjusted.
H bolt: when the chain speed changes to the
biggest fluted disc, the chain will fall off,
and the H bolt will be locked. But if it is too
tight, the chain can not climb to the biggest
fluted disc.
L bolt: when the chain is toward the inside
fluted disc and the chain
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