Flyer Mountain Bosch Quick start guide

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FLYER Mountain
Bosch
en Translation of the original instruction manual
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1 Seat
2 Seat post
3 Seat post clamp with quick release
4 Rear assembly/shock absorber
suspension element
5 Battery
6 Dropout
7 Rear derailleur
8 Chain
9 Electrical motor
10 Crank arm
11 Pedal
12 Pivot pointBearing
13 Frame
14 Stem
15 Handlebars with grip
16 Display
17 Shifter
18 Brake lever
19 Brake cable
20 Shifter cable
21 Headset
22 Suspension fork
23 Disc brake calliper
24 Brake disc
Wheel
25 Front wheel hub
26 Spoke
27 Rim
28 Tyres
29 Valve
The FLYER e-mountainbike and its components
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1 Seat
2 Seat post
3 Seat post clamp with quick release
4 Rack
5 Rear light
6 Mudguard for the back tyre
7 Battery
8 Chain
9 Dropout
10 Side stand
11 Hub gears
12 Electrical motor
13 Crank arm
14 Pedal
15 Frame
16 Rear assembly/shock absorber
suspension element
17 Pivot point/ Bearing
18 Stem
19 Display
20 Handlebars with grip
21 Front headlight
22 Shifter
23 Brake lever
24 Shifter cable
25 Brake cable
26 Stem bearing or headset
27 Front mudguard
28 Suspension fork
29  Safetyxturemudguard
30 Disc brake calliper
31 Brake disc
32  Reector
33  Rearreector
Wheel
34 Front wheel hub
35 Spoke
36 Rim
37 Valve
38  Reectorstripes
39 Tyres
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The FLYER Crossover e-bike and its components

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Index
1. Foreword .........................................5
2. Denitionofterms..................................5
3. Safetyinformation..................................5
4. Safetyinstructionsforallelectricalsystems ............7
5. FLYER with Bosch motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
5.1 Operation the e-bike with Inutiva on-board computer . . . 8
5.2 Operating the e-bike with Purion on-board computer...11
5.3 Operating the e-bike with KIOX on-board computer....14
5.4 Checkingthebatterybeforeitsrstuse .............19
5.5 Loading the battery.............................20
5.6 Inserting and removing the battery .................21
5.7 Storing the battery .............................21
6. Legal requirements ................................21
7. Typeplateandapprovalnumber .....................22
7.1 Type plate for pedelecs up to 25 km/h ..............22
7.2 Safety symbols ................................23
7.3 Bicycle type...................................23
7.4 Range of use .................................23
7.5 Approval number for S-pedelecs with pedal assist
up to 45km/h..................................24
8. Intended use .....................................24
8.1 Responsible E-MTB riding .......................26
8.2 Special instructions for FLYER with carbon frame .....26
9. Beforetherstride ................................27
10. Beforeeachride ..................................28
11. Afterafall........................................29
12. Adjusting the bike to the rider .......................29
12.1 Operatinguickreleasesandaxles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
12.2 Setting up the seating position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
12.3 Setting up the brake levers.......................35
12.4 Suspension elements ...........................35
13. Wheelsandtyres .................................37
13.1 Checking the rims..............................37
13.2 Tyres and inner tubes ...........................37
1. Dealingwithaattyre ..........................38
14. BicycleGears ....................................39
14.1 Electronic gear system ..........................39
15. Bicyclechainandsprocket .........................40
16. Brake ...........................................40
17. Lightingsystem...................................42
17.1 Light ........................................42
18. Riding with additional load..........................43
19. Mudguard........................................43
20. Accessories and equipment.........................43
20.1 Riding with additional load .......................44
20.2 Carrying children...............................44
20.3 Roof and rear carrier on a car.....................44
21. Electrical motor ...................................45
22. Wearing parts ....................................46
23. Inspection plan ...................................46
2.1 Maintenanceworkandexchangeofwearingparts ....48
24. Generalwarranty..................................48
24.1 General dealer’s warranty .......................48
24.2 FLYER AG manufacturer’s warranty................48
25. Environmental protection tips .......................49
IMPORTANT:
Current operating instruc-
tions are provided at:
yer-bikes.com/manuals

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1. Foreword
Dear FLYER customer
Thank you for choosing a FLYER. Enjoy your
journey of discovery on your FLYER and have
a safe ride.
Thank you for your trust in our product.
Your FLYER Team
2. Denitionofterms
These original operating instructions contain the
most important information required to familiarise
yourself with your new FLYER, to get to know its
technology, to attend to safety aspects and pre-
vent damage to persons, goods and the environ-
ment. You should therefore keep this manual in a
safe place, always have it to hand and observe the
pointers provided in this manual which have proven
to be helpful when using this FLYER. Please pro-
vide these instructions with the FLYER when you
lend your FLYER to other persons. You are strongly
advised to carefully read the attached instructions
manual to the electric drive system before you use
yourbikeforthersttime.Thefollowingsymbolsare
repeatedly shown on the pages below:
DANGER: There is a risk of personal in-
jury.
NOTE:Hereyoucanndimportantin-
formation which will help you get the
most out of your FLYER e-bike.
WARNING:This is an indication of pos-
sible damage to property or the environ-
ment.
OBSERVE PRESCRIBED TORQUE:
Screw connections must be tightened
withaspecicfasteningtorue.Thisis
only possible with a special tool called a
torque spanner. Have this work per-
formed by your FLYER specialist retailer
if you do not have the right tools or spe-
cialised knowledge. Parts which have
beenttedwiththeincorrecttoruemay
breakorfallo󰀨,whichcanleadtoseri-
ous falls. The correct fastening torque is
either imprinted on the component or
listed in the technical data.
Thetoruealuemustnotbeexceeded
in any way, in particular where carbon
parts are used. Use carbon paste to
help reduce the torque while ensuring a
secure connection. Never use conven-
tional grease to lubricate carbon parts.
These symbols will be displayed from now on
without any further explanation, howeer they
stillrepresentthecontentandhazardsexplained
above. Carefully read all the instructions.
3. Safetyinformation
It is essential that you per-
form the tests and inspec-
tions stipulated. Negligence
is a great danger, especially
in this area. Protect yourself
andotherroadtra󰀩cpartic-
ipants by behaving safely
and responsibly and always
considering the dangers to
which you are subject as a
cyclistamidroadtra󰀩c.Al-
wayswearawell-ttingandsuitablehelmet.Ask
yourFLYERspecialistretailerhowtotyourhel-
met correctly so that it protects you properly.
f you are participate in more extreme
bike sports, it is essential that you wear
protectors for your own safety.
These original operating instructions do
not instruct on how to assemble a
FLYER from individual parts, how to re-
pair it or how to get partially assembled
FLYERS ready to operate.
TheFLYERisttedwithhighlycomplex,
modern technology. It must be handled
withspecialisedknowledge,experience
and the specialised tools required. Only
allow your FLYER specialist retailer to
perform work on your FLYER. We are
therefore only able to discuss the most
important aspects in this operating man-
ual. In addition, there are also notes and
instructions from the respective manu-
facturers of the individual components
used on the bicycle. These must also be
considered. The same applies here: If
anything is unclear, do not hesitate to
ask your FLYER specialist retailer.
Being seen on the road is just as important as
being able to see. Therefore, always wear bright
clothingorclothingwithreectieelementswhen
you ride; sports clothing is the best option. Do not
wear loose clothes that might be caught on ob-
jects or might get tangled in the vehicle. Tie your

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• The same applies to brake discs
which can get very hot when braking.
Avoid continuous use of the brakes
while driing, een during extended
or steep downhill rides.
• Never attempt to operate your FLYER
with any battery other than the orig-
inal battery. Your FLYER specialist
retailer will advise you regarding the
correct FLYER battery.
• Never remove component covers or
parts. This could expose lie parts.
Connecting points could also be live.
Maintenance work may only be per-
formed by your FLYER specialist re-
tailer. Inappropriate work may lead to
electrical shocks and injuries.
• Take care not to damage or crush
cables while maintaining, cleaning,
transporting or adjusting your FLYER.
• If it is no longer possible to use the bike
safely, you may no longer use your
FLYER . This is the case when live
parts or the battery are damaged or
when you detect cracks in the frame or
in components. The FLYER must be left
unused and secured until it has been
checked by a FLYER specialist retailer.
• If your FLYER has a carbon frame,
please observe the special warnings on
the use of carbon, which can be found
in this manual. Pay particular attention
to the requirement to carry out an in-
spection before each journey, to ensure
thatthespecicationsregardingtorue
and transport method are complied
with,andtorefrainfromexposingcar-
bon parts to high temperatures. Please
refer to Chapter 8.2.
• You should be particularly careful if
children have access to the bike. Pre-
vent children from inserting objects
into openings in the bike. They could
su󰀨eralife-threateningelectricshock.
• To store your FLYER in an assem-
bly stand, it should be attached by
the seat post. High-quality alumini-
um frames may be damaged by the
clamping force of the holder; the risk
of this is even greater in the case of
carbon frames. The clip on the seat
tube opening must not be closed
when the seat post is removed from a
FLYER with a carbon frame.
• Do not adjust or tune your FLYER.
This applies in particular to adjusting
the top speed. Doing so may result in
criminal charges or cause severe inju-
ries or even death.
trouser legs on both sides tightly to the body. Tight
clothing on your lower body is also a must, you
should therefore use trouser clips if necessary.
Drive with sturdy shoes. The soles of your shoes
should be rigid and slip-proof. Never ride with
yourhandso󰀨thehandlebars.
Look ahead while riding and familiarise yourself
with the response of the brakes in a safe and traf-
c-freeareabeforeyourrstdrie.
Only one person may ride on the FLYER at a
time. Do not carry any loose, unattached objects
with you.
Check that the quick releases are fastened and
secured each time your FLYER has been left
unattended – even if it is for just a short time.
Regularly make sure that all screws and parts are
safely tightened.
Your responsibility as the owner of the vehicle
includes the actions and the safety of possible
under-age users as well as the technical state of
the FLYER e-bike and its adaptation to the driver.
Ensure that under-age drivers have learned safe
and responsible handling of the e-bike - prefera-
bly in the environment in which they will ride it.
ImportantpreparationsforridingyourFLYER
It is essential to read the operating instruc-
tions to familiarise yourself with your new
FLYER . Please read all of the instructions
to ensure safe use. This operating manu-
al assumes that you and all other users of this
FLYER e-bike have a basic knowledge of bicy-
cles and e-bikes. Please contact your FLYER
specialist retailer if you have any questions and
for important maintenance tasks. All persons us-
ing, cleaning, maintaining, repairing and dispos-
ing of the FLYER must know and understand the
content of these instructions.
Not observing this information may have consid-
erable consequences for your safety. If some-
thing is out of place, it could cause severe acci-
dents or you falling over – which could also lead
to addition costs and repair.
Along with reading the specic instruc-
tions on how to use your FLYER , you need
to inform yourself on the rules and regula-
tions that are enforced on public roads –
these can change from country to country.
For more information, contact your FLYER retail
store or your local police department.
Warningsandimportantinformation
• Please consider that additional sup-
port by the motor helps you drive at
signicantly higher speeds than you
are used to with your bicycle.
• Please note that the motor of your
FLYER e-bike may get hot during
long ascents. Do not touch. You could
su󰀨erburns.

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1. Your FLYER has an automatic protec-
tion against overheating. In the
case of overheating, this protection
willswitcho󰀨themotorfunctionuntil
the motor has reached a non-critical
temperature. The remaining functions
will continue to operate.
2. The system, including all lights, will
automatically be switched o󰀨 when
the pedals are not used for 10 min-
utes. Therefore, always be sure to
turn on the display before each ride.
4. Safetyinstructions
forallelectrical
systems
Read all the safety instructions and regula-
tions.
Non-compliance with the safety instructions and
regulationsmayleadto electric shock, re and/
or severe injuries.
Keep all safety instructions and regulations
forfutureuse.
The term “battery” in these operating instructions
refers to all standard batteries.
Your FLYER is supplied with the corresponding
operating manual for the integrated motor from
the component manufacturer.
You are strongly advised to carefully read the
attached instruction manual to the electric drive
systembeforeyouuseyourbikeforthersttime
and to make note of all the listed safety instruc-
tions.
Information concerning the bike’s operation,
maintenance, care and technical data can be
found in the FLYER e-bike’s instruction manual or
on the manufacturer’s website for the each of the
bike’s components.
1. Remove the battery from the e-bike
before you begin working on it (i.e.
installation, maintenance, working
on the chain, etc.). The same applies
when storing the bike or transporting
it with a car, train or plane. There is a
risk of injury if the electrical system is
unintentionally activated.
2. The electric drive system built into
your FLYER e-bike is extremely
powerful. Correct and safe operation
requires you to have your FLYER
regularly maintained by a specialist
retailer. Immediately remove the bat-
tery when you notice damage to the
electrical system, particularly when
lie parts are exposed after an ac-
cident. Always contact your FLYER
specialist retailer when you require
repairs, want to ask a question, have
a problem or discover a defect. A lack
of technical knowledge can lead to
severe accidents, injuries or damage.

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5. FLYER with Bosch
motor
5.1 Operation the e-bike with
Inutiva on-board computer
1. “i” display function button
2. Lighting button
3. On-board computer
4. On-board computer holder
5. On-o󰀨buttonfortheon-boardcomputer
6. “RESET” button
7. USB socket
8. USB protective cover
9. Drive unit
On-boardcomputerdisplayelements
a Motor power indicator
b Support level indicator
c Lighting display
d Textdisplay
e Values display
f Tachometer display
g Gear Recommendation: the higher gear
h Gear Recommendation: the lower gear
i Battery charge status indicator
You have the following options for switching on
the E-bike system:
• The E-bike system is automatically switched
on if the controls are on and inside their holder.
• Brieypressthecontrolson/o󰀨button5 once
the controls and the battery have been inserted.
• Press the battery on/o󰀨 button once the on-
board computer have been inserted.
You have the following options for switchingo󰀨
the E-bike system:
• Presstheon-boardcomputeron/o󰀨button5.
• Switch o󰀨 the battery using its on/o󰀨 switch
(see operating instructions of the battery).
• Remove the controls from their holder.
Switchingtheon-boardcomputeron/o󰀨
Briey press the on/o󰀨 button 5 to switch on
the on-board computer. The controls can also
be switched on when they have not yet been in-
sertedintotheholderifthebatteryissu󰀩ciently
charged).
Presstheon/o󰀨button5 to switcho󰀨 the on-
board computer.
For about 10 minutes, neither move the FLYER
nor push any buttons on the on-board computer.
The E-bike system will automatically turn o󰀨 to
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10. Control panel
11. The “i” button on the On-board computer
activates the display function.
12. Reduce value/scroll down “–” button
13. Increase value/scroll up “+” button
14. Pushing aid button “WALK”
Switchingthepushingaidonando󰀨
The pushing aid can make it easier for you to push
the e-bike. All FLYER are equipped with a pushing
aid. This is limited to 6 km/h in the highest gear.
By pressing the «WALK» button 14, the FLYER
can be easily pushed out of the underground ga-
rage or over a steep passage.
To actiate the pushing aid, briey press the
«WALK» button on your on-board computer. Af-
ter activation, press the «+» button within three
seconds and hold it down. The E-bike drive will
be switched on.
The pushing aid cannot be activated in
support level «OFF».
The pushing aid isswitchedo󰀨as soon as one
of the following events occurs:
• You release the «WALK» 14 button,
• The wheels of the E-bike are blocked (e.g. by
breaking or bumping against an obstacle)
 speedexceeds6km/hor1km/h
With certain systems, the pushing aid
can be started directly by pressing the
«WALK» button.
When using the pushing aid, the wheels
must be in contact with the ground to
avoid the risk of injury.
Switchlightingon/o󰀨
The headlight and the rear light can be switched
onando󰀨atthesametimebypressingthebutton
2 on the on-board computer when the respective
bicycle version supplies the riding lights from the
E-bike system. As a general rule, S-pedelecs with
pedal assist up to 45 km/h have a daytime run-
ning light. The lighting will automatically turn on
when you switch on the system. The button 2 will
notturno󰀨thelight.
Setting the electrical support level
Youcanusetheon-boardcomputer10tocon-
gure the level of assistance provided by the E-bi-
ke drive when you are pedalling. The assistance
level can be adjusted at any time, including during
your ride.
Certain versions have a preset assis-
tance level that cannot be changed. Cer-
tain models may also have fewer assis-
tance levels to choose from than are
shown here.
ftheE-bikewasconguredwitheMTB
modeexworks,theSPORTassistance
level is replaced by eMTB. In eMTB
mode, the assistance factor and the
torque are adjusted dynamically de-
pending on the pedal force applied to the
pedals. eMTB mode is only available
with Performance Line CX drives.
The full range of assistance levels includes:
• OFFmotorassistanceisswitchedo󰀨theE-bike
is operated like a normal bicycle through pedalling
alone. The pushing aid cannot be activated in this
assistance level.
• ECOe󰀨ectieassistancewithoptimume󰀩ciency
formaximumrange.
• TOUR: consistent levels of assistance for tours
with large ranges.
SPORT/eMTB:
• SPORT: powerful assistance for active riding on
hillyterrainandincitytra󰀩c.
• eMTB: optimum assistance on any terrain, fast
acceleration,improeddynamics,maximumper-
formance
• TURBOmaximumassistanceuptohighpedalling
frequencies for active riding
Increase the electrical support level by pressing
the “+” button 13 on the operating unit until the
desired electrical support level is shown at Indica-
tor b or lower the value by pressing the “–” button
12. The motor power requested is shown on the
display a.Themaximummotorperformancede-
pends on the electrical support level chosen.
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All repairs must be carried out by an authorised
bicycle retailer.
All repairs must be carried out by an au-
thorised bicycle retailer.
GearRecommendation
fthenoticationg” is displayed, you should shift
into a higher gear and pedal at a lower cadence.
fthenoticationh” is displayed, you should shift
into a lower gear and pedal at a faster cadence.
Batterychargestatusindicator
The battery charge status indicator i shows the
charge status of the E-bike battery and not that of
the internal on-board computer battery.
The charge status of the E-bike battery can be
read on the battery itself.
Each bar on the battery symbol i corresponds to
approx.20capacity
The battery is fully charged.
The battery should be topped up.
The charge for electrical support is used
up and the electrical support function
will gently switch o󰀨. The remaining capacity is
provided for the lighting and the controls, the dis-
playashes.Thebatterywillstillproideapprox.
2 hours of lighting.
Other power consumers (e.g. automatic gears,
chargingofexternaldeicesiatheUSBportare
not taken into consideration here.
To reset <Route>, <Riding time> and <Aver-
age>, switch to one of these three functions then
press the RESET (6) button until the display is
reset to zero. The values of the two other func-
tions are also reset when you do this. To reset
<Maximum>, switch to this function then press
the RESET (6) button until the display is reset to
zero. To reset <Range>, switch to this function
then press the RESET (6) button until the value
displayed is reset to the default value. If the on-
board computer is removed from the holder (4),
the values of all functions are saved and can con-
tinue to be displayed.
Errorcodedisplay
Continuous monitoring of the components of the
FLYER e-bike system is carried out automatical-
ly. If an error is detected, the corresponding error
code appears in the text display (d). Press any
button on the on-board computer (3) or on the
operating console (9) to return to the standard
display. Depending on the error type, the motor
maybeswitchedo󰀨automatically.Howeer,you
can continue to ride without motor assistance at
all times. The FLYER e-bike must be checked be-
fore being ridden again. The list of error codes
can be found in the separate Intuvia operating
instructions.

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5.2 Operating the e-bike with
Purion on-board computer
1. On/o󰀨buttonforon-boardcomputer
2. «WALK» pushing aid button
3. Fastening screw for on-board computer
4. Holder for on-board computer
5. Reduce assistance button «–»
6. Increase assistance button «+»
7. Display
8. Protective cover for USB socket
9. USB diagnostic socket (for maintenance
purposes only)
On-boardcomputerdisplayelements
a Speedometer display
b Display in km/h
c Display in mph
d Total distance indicator «TOTAL»
e Range indicator «RANGE»
f Service display
g Battery charge status indicator
h Lighting display
i Support level indicator/value display
j Trip indicator «TRIP»
Switchingon/o󰀨
The E-bike system can be switched on in the
following ways:
• With the E-bike battery inserted, press the on/
o󰀨button1 on the on-board computer.
• Press the on/o󰀨 button on the E-bike battery
(see battery operating instructions).
The drive is activated as soon as you put your
feetonthepedalsexceptforinpushingaidmode
or in support level «OFF»). The motor output is
based on the support level set in the on-board
computer.
fyoutakeyourfeeto󰀨thepedalsinnormaloper-
ation, or once you reach a speed of 25/45 km/h,
the support is switched o󰀨 by the E-bike drie.
The drive is automatically reactivated when you
put your feet on the pedals and your speed drops
below 25/45 km/h.
The E-bike system can be switched o󰀨 in the
following ways:
• Presstheon/o󰀨button1 on the on-board com-
puter.
• Switch o󰀨 the E-bike battery using its on/o󰀨
button (see battery operating instructions).

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ftheE-bikeremainsstationaryforapproximately
10 minutes and no buttons are pressed on the
on-board computer, the E-bike system switches
o󰀨automaticallyinordertosaeenergy.
Always switch o󰀨 the E-bike system
when you park the E-bike.
If the on-board computer batteries are
empty, you can still switch on your
E-bike using the bicycle battery. Howev-
er, it is recommended that you change
the internal batteries as soon as possi-
ble in order to avoid damage.
Indicators and settings on the on-board
computer
Symbolsandtheirmeanings
Symbol Explanation
Short button press (less than 1 sec-
ond)
Medium button press (between 1
and 2.5 seconds)
Long button press (longer than 2
seconds)
Powersupplyfortheon-boardcomputer
The on-board computer is supplied with power by
two CR2016 button cell batteries.
Changingthebatteries(seegureA)
If the on-board computer is showing «LOW BAT»
on the display, remove it from the handlebars by
unscrewing the fastening screw 3 on the on-board
computer. Open the battery compartment lid 10
using a coin, remove the used batteries and insert
new CR2016 batteries. You can obtain the batteries
recommended by Bosch from your bicycle dealer.
Make sure that the polarity is correct when insert-
ing the batteries.
Close the battery compartment and reattach the
on-board computer to the handlebars of your
E-bike using the fastening screw 3.
Batterychargeindicator
The battery charge indicator g shows the state
of charge of the E-bike battery. This can also be
reado󰀨fromthebatteryitself,iatheLEDs.On
the indicator g, each bar in the battery symbol
correspondstoapproximately20capacity
The E-bike battery is fully charged.
The E-bike battery needs recharging.
The status indicator LEDs on the
battery go out. The capacity for drive
support is depleted and the support will be grad-
ually deactivated. The remaining capacity is
resered for the lights the display ashes. The
E-bike battery has su󰀩cient capacity remaining
forapproximately2hoursofbicyclelighting.
Activating/deactivatingthepushingaid
The pushing aid makes it easier for you to push
the E-bike. The speed in this function depends
onthegearinuseandcanreachamaximumof
6 km/h. The lower the selected gear, the lower the
speed in the pushing aid function (at full power).
Thepushingaidfunctionmayonlybe
used to push the E-bike. If the wheels
of the E-bike are not in contact with the
ground when the pushing aid is in use,
there is a risk of injury.
To actiate the pushing aid, briey press the
«WALK» button on your on-board computer. Af-
ter activation, press the «+» button within three
seconds and hold it down. The E-bike drive will
be switched on.
The pushing aid cannot be activated in
support level «OFF».
The pushing aid is switchedo󰀨 as soon as one
of the following events occurs:
• you release the «+» 6 button,
• the wheels of the E-bike are blocked (e.g. due
to braking or hitting an obstacle),
• thespeedexceeds6km/h.
With certain systems, the pushing aid
can be started directly by pressing the
«WALK» button.
Adjusting the support level
You can use the on-board computer (7) tocongure
the level of assistance provided by the E-bike drive
when you are pedalling. The assistance level can
be adjusted at any time, including during your ride.
Certain versions have a preset assis-
tance level that cannot be changed. Cer-
tain models may also have fewer assis-
tance levels to choose from than are
shown here.
f the E-bike was congured with eMTB
mode ex works, the SPORT assistance
level is replaced by eMTB. In eMTB
mode, the assistance factor and the
torque are adjusted dynamically depend-
ing on the pedal force applied to the ped-
als. eMTB mode is only available with
Performance Line CX drives.

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ly. RESET will then appear on the display. If you
continue to hold down both buttons, the TRIP
counter will be set to 0.
The version information for the subsystems can be
checked for maintenance purposes. With the sys-
temswitchedo󰀨,pressthe «–» and «+» buttons
simultaneously,thenpresstheon/o󰀨button1.
The USB socket is reserved for connection to di-
agnostic systems. It has no other function.
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The USB connection must always be fully
closed with the protective cover 8.
Errorcodedisplay
Continuous monitoring of the components of the
FLYER e-bike system is carried out automat-
ically. If an error is detected, the corresponding
error code appears on the on-board computer.
Depending on the error type, the motor may be
switchedo󰀨automatically.Howeer,youcancon-
tinue to ride without motor assistance at all times.
The e-bike must be checked before being ridden
again.
The list of error codes can be found in the sepa-
rate Purion operating instructions.
All repairs must be carried out by an au-
thorised bicycle retailer.
The full range of assistance levels includes:
• OFFmotorassistanceisswitchedo󰀨theE-bike
is operated like a normal bicycle through pedalling
alone. The pushing aid cannot be activated in this
assistance level.
• ECOe󰀨ectieassistancewithoptimume󰀩ciency
formaximumrange.
• TOUR: consistent levels of assistance for tours
with large ranges.
SPORT/eMTB:
• SPORT: powerful assistance for active riding on
hillyterrainandincitytra󰀩c.
• eMTB: optimum assistance on any terrain, fast
acceleration,improeddynamics,maximumper-
formance
• TURBOmaximumassistanceuptohighpedalling
frequencies for active riding
Toincreasethesupportleel,briey press the
«+» 6 button on the on-board computer until the
desired support level appears on the display i.
Press the «–» 5 button to decrease the support
level.
Switchbicyclelightingon/o󰀨
For models where the headlight is powered by the
E-bike system, you can switch on the front and
rear lights simultaneously by pressing the «+»
button for a couple of seconds . Hold down
«+» buttontoswitcho󰀨thebicyclelights.
When the lights are switched on, the lighting sym-
bol h is displayed.
Switchingthebicyclelightingonando󰀨doesnot
a󰀨ectthedisplaybacklight.
Indicators and settings on the on-board com-
puter:
speed and distance indicators
The speedometer display a always shows the
current speed.
nthestandardconguration,thedisplayialways
shows the last setting. If you repeatedly press the
«–» button for a couple of seconds , the travel
distance «TRIP», total kilometres «TOTAL» and
battery range «RANGE»are displayed in succes-
sion.Brieypressing pressing the «–» button
decreases the support level!)
To reset the travel distance «TRIP», press and
hold the «+» and «–» buttons simultaneously.
First, «RESET» appears on the display. Continue
to hold down both buttons to reset the travel dis-
tance «TRIP» to “0”.
To change the displayed values from kilometres
to miles, hold down and press theon/o󰀨but-
ton 1.
To reset the RANGE parameter, select RANGE
and hold down the + and – buttons simultaneous-

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5.3 Operating the e-bike with
KIOX on-board computer
Thisbriefguideonlyexplainsthemainpointson
how to operate the system. Please also refer to
the information in the enclosed manufacturer ins-
tructions.
(1) On-board computer
(2) Display
(3) Bike lighting button
(4) On-boardcomputeron/o󰀨button
(5) On-board computer holder
(6) USB socket
(7) Operating console
(8) Forwards/right button >
(9) Select key
(10) Back/left button <
(11) Decrease assistance button –/
Scroll down button
(12) Increase assistance button +/
Scroll up button
(13) Pushing aid button
(14) Contacts to drive unit
(15) On-board computer lock-screw
(16) Headset screw
(17) USB socket protective cap*
(18) Magnetic holder
(19) Operating console holder
*available as a spare part
Installing and removing the on-board
computer
Start by positioning the lower end of the KIOX onto
the holder (5) and rotate it forwards slightly until
you feel it engage with the magnetic holder.
To remove the on-board computer, grasp the top
andpullittowardsyouuntilitcomeso󰀨themag-
netic holder.
Remove the on-board computer if you park
youre-bike.
You can secure your on-board computer against
removal. To do so, loosen the headset screw (16)
until the KIOX holder can swing from side to side.
Place the on-board computer in the holder. Screw
the lock-screw (M3, 6 mm long) from below into
the designated thread in the on-board computer
(using a longer screw may cause damage to the
on-board computer).
Swing the holder back and tighten the headset
screw as per the manufacturer’s instructions.

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Beforeinitialstart-up
The KIOX comes with a partially charged battery.
Beforetherstuse,thebatterymustbecharged
for at least one hour via the USB socket or via the
e-bike system.
Theon-boardcomputershouldbettedsuchthat
the buttons are almost vertical to the handlebars.
When you start up the unit for the rst time,
you will rst be prompted to select a language.
You can then navigate to the menu item <Kiox
Introduction> for a description of the key func-
tions and displays. This menu item can also be
accessed later on via <Settings> → <Informa-
tion>.
Selectingsystemsettings
Place the on-board computer in the holder and
follow the steps below with your bike standing up:
Navigate to the status screen (using the < button
(10) on the on-board computer until you reach the
rstdisplayandselectsettingsusingtheselect
key.
Using the – (11) and + (12) buttons, you can se-
lect the desired settings and open these and any
other sub-menus using the select key (9). You can
navigate back to the previous menu from any set-
tings menu using the back button (10).
You can adjust the following settings under Sys-
tem settings:
<Brightness>
<Time>
<Date [DD.Mon.YYYY]>
<Time zone>
<24h form (24h time format)>
<Brgh backg. (Bright background)>
<Imp. units (Imperial units)>
<Language>
<Factory reset>
Startingupthee-bikesystem
Requirements
The e-bike system can only be activated if the fol-
lowing requirements are met:
• The e-bike battery is su󰀩cientlychargedsee
battery user manual)
• The on-board computer is tted in the holder
correctly
Switchingthee-bikesystemon/o󰀨
The e-bike system can be switched on in the fol-
lowing ways:
• Place the on-board computer in the holder (5).
• Brieypresstheon/o󰀨buttons(4) on the on-
board computer and on the e-bike battery you
haetted.
• Press the e-bike battery on/o󰀨 button on the
on-board computer (some models do not have
an on/o󰀨 button for the battery see battery
user manual).
The drive is activated once you start pedalling
(apart from with the pushing aid feature or in as-
sistance level OFF). The motor output is based on
the assistance level set in the on-board computer.
If you stop pedalling or reach a speed of
25/45km/h during normal use,
thee-bikedrieswitcheso󰀨theassistance.The
drive is reactivated automatically once you start
pedalling and while the speed remains under
25/45km/h.
The e-bike system can be switched o󰀨 in the
following ways:
• Press the on/o󰀨 button (4) on the on-board
computer for at least one second.
• Switch o󰀨 the E-bike battery using its on/o󰀨
buttonsomemodelsdonothaeanon/o󰀨but-
ton for the battery; see the bike manufacturer’s
user manual).
• Remove the on-board computer from the hold-
er.
If no more power is required from the E-bike
drive (e.g. because the E-bike is at a standstill)
for around ten minutes and you do not press any
buttons on the E-bike’s on-board computer or
on-board computer, the E-bike system and the
battery switch o󰀨 automatically in order to sae
energy.
Powersupplyoftheon-boardcomputer
If the on-board computer is in the holder (5), a
su󰀩cientlychargede-bikebatteryisinsertedinto
the e-bike and the e-bike system is switched on,
then the on-board computer battery is powered by
the e-bike battery.
If the on-board computer is removed from the
holder (5), the power is supplied by the on-board
computer battery. If the on-board computer bat-
tery’s charge is running low, a warning message
appears on the display.
To charge the on-board computer battery, slide
the on-board computer back onto the holder (5).
Note that if you do not charge the e-bike battery
straight away, the e-bike system will automatical-
lyswitcho󰀨after 10minutesof inactiity.fthis
happens, the on-board computer battery will also
stop charging.
You can also charge the on-board computer via
the USB port. To do this, open the protective cov-
er (17). Use a Micro-USB cable to connect the
USB port (6) on the on-board computer to a com-
mercially available USB charger (not included
with the product as standard) or to the USB port
ofacomputermax.5chargingoltagemax.
500 mA charging current).

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Colourof
indicator d
Meaning
white Thee-bikebatteryisoer0
charged
yellow Thee-bikebatteryisoer15
charged
red The capacity for assisting the
drive has been used up, and
assistanceis switched o󰀨.The
remaining capacity will be pro-
vided for the bike lights and the
on-board computer.
If the e-bike battery is being charged on the wheel,
acorrespondingnoticationwillbedisplayed.
If the on-board computer is removed from the
holder (5), the state of charge that was last dis-
played for the battery is saved.
Setting the assistance level
On the operating unit (7), you can set the level of
assistance you want the e-bike drive to provide
you with while pedalling. The assistance level can
be changed at any time, even while cycling.
Note: In some models, the assistance level may be
preset and cannot be changed. There may also be
fewer assistance levels available than stated here.
The following assistance levels are available as
amaximum
– OFF: Motor assistance is switched o󰀨. The
e-bike can just be moved by pedalling, as with
a normal bicycle. The push assistance cannot
be activated at this assistance level.
– ECO: E󰀨ectieassistancewithmaximume󰀩-
ciency,formaximumrange
– TOUR: Steady assistance, long range for tour-
ing
– SPORT/eMTB:
– SPORT: Powerful assistance, for mountain bik-
ingandcyclinginurbantra󰀩c
– eMTB: Optimum assistance whatever the ter-
rain, rapid acceleration when starting from a
standstill, improved dynamics and top perfor-
mance (eMTB only available in combination
with the drive units BDU250P CX, BDU365,
BDU450 CX and BDU480 CX. A software up-
date may be required.)
– TURBO: Maximum assistance een at high
pedalling speeds, for sport cycling
To inc rease the assistance level, press the + (12)
button on the operating unit repeatedly until the de-
sired assistance level appears on the display. To de-
crease the assistance level, press the – (11) button.
The requested motor output appears on the dis-
play h.Themaximummotoroutputdependson
the selected assistance level.
If the on-board computer is removed from the
holder (5), all values for the functions are saved
and can still be scrolled through.
ftheioxbatteryisnotrecharged,thedateand
timewillberetainedforuptosixmonths.When
the on-board computer is switched on again, the
date and time will be reset if a Bluetooth® con-
nection to the app has been established and the
smartphone has successfully identied the cur-
rent location via GPS.
The iox only charges while it is
switched on.
ftheioxisswitchedo󰀨duringcharging
iaa USB cable,theiox can onlybe
switched on again once the USB cable
has been disconnected.
Tomaximisethelifespanoftheon-board
computer’s battery, it should be recharged
for one hour every three months.
Storagemode/resettingtheKiox
The on-board computer has an energy-saving
storage mode which minimises the rate at which
the internal battery discharges. Setting to this
mode erases the date and time.
This mode can only be activated by pressing and
holdingtheon/o󰀨button(4) of the on-board com-
puter for at least eight seconds.
If the on-board computer does not start when the
on/o󰀨button (4) ispressedbriey,theon-board
computer is in storage mode.
You can deactivate storage mode by pressing the
on/o󰀨button(4) for at least two seconds.
The on-board computer detects whether it is in
a fully functional condition. If you press and hold
the on/o󰀨 button (4) for at least eight seconds
while in a fully functional condition, the on-board
computer will go into storage mode. If, contrary to
expectations,theioxisnotinafullyfunctional
condition and cannot be operated, pressing and
holdingtheon/o󰀨button(4) (for at least eight sec-
onds) will reset it. After being reset, the on-board
computer will restart automatically after approx.
eseconds. ftheiox does notrestart,press
theon/o󰀨button (4) for two seconds.
To reset the iox to its factory settings, select
<Settings> → <Sysettings> → <Factory re-
set>. All user data will be lost.
Batterychargeindicator
The battery charge indicator of the e-bike battery
d (see “Start page”, page English – 19) can be
read on the status page and in the status bar. The
e-bike battery’s state of charge is also indicated
by the LEDs on the e-bike battery itself.

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EN
eSuspension manufacturer. eSuspension is only
aailable in combination with the iox on-board
computer and can only be used with the BDU450
CX, BDU480 CX and BDU490P drive units.
ABS–anti-lockbrakingsystem(optional)
fthewheelisttedwithaBosche-bikeABSwith
noexternalcontrollights,thecontrollightswillbe
shown on the display when the system starts and
in the event of a fault. For detailed information on
the ABS and how it works, please refer to the ABS
operating instructions.
Lock(premiumfunction)
You can buy this function from the <Shop> in the
e-bike Connect app. Once the Lock function is
switched on, the e-bike drive unit assistance is
deactivated. It can only then be activated using
the on-board computer associated with the e-bike.
Detailed operating instructions can be found on-
line at www.Bosch-e-bike.com/Kiox-manual.
Softwareupdates
Software updates are transferred to the on-board
computer in the background of the app as soon
as it is connected to the app. When an update
iscomplete,thiswillbedisplayedthenextthree
times the on-board computer is restarted.
Alternatively, you can check in the <Sys set-
tings> whether an update is available.
Powering external devices via the USB port
The USB port can be used to operate or charge
most devices that can be powered via USB (e.g.
various mobile phones). Charging requires the
on-board computer to be mounted
andasu󰀩cientlychargedbatterytobeinserted
in the e-bike.
Open the protective cover (17) for the USB port
on the on- board computer. Use a Micro-A – Mi-
cro-B USB charging cable (available from your
Bosch e-bike dealer) to connect the USB port on
theexternaldeicetotheUSBport (6) on the on-
board computer.
Once the electrical load has been disconnected,
the USB port must be carefully resealed with the
protective cover (17). USB connections are not
waterproof. When cycling in the rain, do not con-
nectanyexternaldeicesandmakesurethatthe
USB port is fully sealed by the protective cover
(17). Important: If electrical loads are connected,
thiscana󰀨ecttherangeofthee-bike.
Displays and settings of the on-board computer
Please note: All screenshots showing the display
andtextonthefollowingpagesarefromtheap-
proedsoftwareersion.Thedisplayand/ortext
may change slightly following a software update.
If the on-board computer is removed from the
holder (5), the assistance level that was last dis-
played for the battery is saved.
Switchingthepushassistanceon/o󰀨
The push assistance aids you when pushing your
e-bike. The speed in this function depends on the
selectedgearandcanreachamaximumof6km/h.
The lower the selected gear, the lower the speed of
the push assistance function (at full power).
• The push assistance function must only be
used when pushing the e-bike. There is a risk
of injury if the wheels of the e-bike are not in
contact with the ground while using the push
assistance.
Toactiatethepushassistance,brieypressthe
WALK button on your on-board computer. After
activation, press the + button within 3 s and keep
it pressed. The e-bike drive is switched on.
Note: The push assistance cannot be activated at
assistance level OFF.
Thepushassistanceisswitchedo󰀨assoon as
one of the following occurs:
– You release the + button;
– The wheels of the e-bike are locked (e.g. by ap-
plying the brakes or hitting an obstacle);
– Thespeedexceeds6km/h.
The push assistance function is subject to local
regulationsthewayitworksmaythereforedi󰀨er
from the description above, or the function may
even be deactivated completely.
Switchingbicyclelightson/o󰀨
On the model in which the lighting is powered by
the e-bike system, the front and rear lights can
beswitchedonando󰀨atthesametimeiathe
on-board computer using the bike light button (3).
With the light switched on, the lighting c indicator
(see “Start page”, page English – 19) appears in
the status bar on the display.
Switchingthebikelightsonando󰀨hasnoe󰀨ect
on the backlighting of the display.
eShift(optional)
eShift is the integration of electronic gear-shifting
systems into the e-bike system. The eShift com-
ponents are electrically connected to the drive
unit by the manufacturer. The separate operating
instructions describe how to operate the electron-
ic gear-shifting systems.
eSuspension (optional)
eSuspension is the integration of electronic shock
absorption and suspension elements into the e-bike
system. You can use the Quick Menu to select pre-
denedsettingsfortheeSuspensionsystem.
For details of these settings, please refer to
the operating instructions provided by the

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a Time/speed indicator
b Assistance level indicator
c Lighting indicator
d Battery charge indicator of the e-bike battery
e Unit of speed indicatorA)
f Speed
g Navigation bar
h Motor output
i Your performance
j Average speed
k Performance evaluation
A) Can be changed via the <Settings> status
page.
The a and d indicators form the status bar and
are shown on every page. If the speed is already
being displayed on the screen itself, the a indica-
tor will change to the current time in hours and
minutes. The status bar displays:
– Speed/time: The current speed in km/h or
mph or the current time
– Assistance level: Indicates the current level
of assistance using a colour code
– Light: A symbol that indicates whether the
light is on
– e-bike battery state of charge: Indicates
the current state of charge as a percentage
The performance evaluation k graphically dis-
plays your current speed (white bar) in compar-
ison to your average speed j. The graphic shows
you whether your current speed is faster or slower
than your average speed (left of the black line =
lower than average value; right of the black line =
higher than average value).
The navigation bar g indicates which page you
are on. Your current page is highlighted. You can
use the (10) < and (8) >buttonstogotodi󰀨erent
pages. From the initial start page, you can access
the status page via the < (10) button.
Status screen
As well as the status bar, the status page also
shows you the current time and the state of
charge of all your eBike’s batteries, as well as the
Operating logic
You can use the < (10) and > (8) buttons to switch
between the di󰀨erent riding alue information
pages (even while riding). This way, you can keep
both hands on the handlebars while cycling.
You can use the + (12) and – (11) buttons to in-
crease or decrease the assistance level. If you
are in a list (e.g. the <Settings> menu), you can
use these buttons to scroll up or down in the list.
The <Settings> that can be accessed via the sta-
tus page cannot be changed while riding.
You can use the select button (9) to perform the
following functions:
– You can access the quick menu while riding.
– You can access the settings menu from the sta-
tus page while stationary.
– You can conrm alues and acknowledge in-
formative hints.
– Youcanexitadialogue.
If the on-board computer is removed from its hold-
erandnotswitchedo󰀨,itwilldisplayinformation
regarding the last journey, as well as status infor-
mation, on a loop.
If no button is pressed after the on-board comput-
er is removed from the holder, it will switch itself
o󰀨afteroneminute.
Orderofpages
Proided the on-board computer is tted to the
holder, you can view the following displays one
after the other:
1. Start page
2. Time and range
3. Distance and journey time
4. Power and cadence
5. Aerageandmaximumspeed
6. Distance, range, power and heart rate
7. Heart rate
8. Calories burnt and total distance
9. Status page
Start page
When you insert the on-board computer into the
holder while it is switched on, it will display the start
page.

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EN
Quick Menu
Selected settings are displayed on the Quick Menu.
These settings can be changed even while riding.
You can access the Quick Menu via the select button
(9). It cannot be accessed from the Status screen.
The following settings can be changed via the
Quick Menu:
– <Reset trip data?> All data on the journey
so far is reset to zero.
– <eShift> You can set the cadence here.
– <eSuspension> This is where you can set
amanufacturer-denedshockabsorptionorsus-
pension mode.
The eBike system’s components are continuously
and automatically monitored. If an error is detect-
ed, the corresponding error code is displayed on
the on-board computer. The drive may be auto-
matically shut down, depending on the type of er-
ror. However, if you wish to continue cycling, you
will always be able to do so without assistance
from the drive. Before undertaking any other jour-
neys, the eBike should be checked.
Thelistoftheerrorcodesyoucanndinthesep-
arateBoschioxmanual.
Have all repairs performed only by an
authorised bike dealer.
5.4 Checkingthebatterybeforeits
rstuse
Check the battery before you charge it or use it
with your e-bike for the rst time. Press the A2
on/o󰀨buttontoswitchonthebattery.Thebattery
may be damaged when no LED on the charge
status indicator A1 lights up. Fully charge the
battery before its rst use when one but not all
LEDs of the charge status indicator A1 light up.
The battery may not be recharged when
it indicates a fault. The battery might be
damaged after being dropped or due to
mechanical impact, even when there is
noisibleexternaldamage.Suchbatter-
ies must therefore be inspected by a
FLYER specialist retailer. Never try to
open a battery or to repair it.
A1 Operating and charge status display
A2 On/O󰀨button
A3 Key to the battery pack holster
A4 Battery lock
A5 Top holder
A6 Standard battery
A7 Power tube battery
A8 Power tube battery cover panel
state of charge of your smartphone battery if the
smartphone is connected via Bluetooth®.
It may also display symbols to indicate an activated
Bluetooth
®
function or a device connected via Blue-
tooth
®
(e.g. a heart-rate monitor). You will also be
shown the date of the most recent synchronisation
betweenthesmartphoneandiox.Youcanaccess
the <Settings> from the bottom section.
<Settings>
You can access the settings menu via the status
page. The <Settings> cannot be accessed or
changed while riding.
You can use the – (11) and + (12) buttons to se-
lect the setting you want. You can open the set-
tings, as well as any additional submenus, using
the select button (9). You can use the < button
(10) to go back to the previous menu from any
settings menu.
Youcanndthefollowingsuperordinatesections
ontherstnaigationleel
– <Registration> – Information about registration:
This menu item is only displayed if you have not
yet registered with eBike Connect.
– <MyeBike> – Settings for your eBike
You can reset the counters (such as the number of
kilometres travelled that day or average values) to
zero either automatically or manually, and you can
reset the range. You can change the wheel circum-
ference value that was preset by the manufactur-
erby5.fyoureBikefeatureseShift,youcan
alsocongureyoureShiftsystemhere.Thebicycle
manufacturer or dealer may base the service date
on the distance travelled and/or a period of time.
The due date for the service is displayed under
<Next Service: [DD. Mon. YYYY] or at [xxxxx]
[km]>. The bike component page displays the seri-
al number and hardware and software versions for
each component in addition to other key data which
is relevant for the components.
– <Myprole> – Active user data
–
<Bluetooth> – Switching the Bluetooth® func-
tiononoro󰀨Connecteddeicesaredisplayed
– <Syssettings> – A list of setting options for
your on-board computer
You can display the speed and distance in kilo-
metres or miles, display the clock in 12- or 24-hour
format, adjust the time, date and time zone and se-
lectyourpreferredlanguage.Youcanresettheiox
to its factory settings, run a software update (if avail-
able) and choose between a black or white design.
– <Information>nformationaboutyouriox
Information on FAQs (frequently asked ques-
tions,certication,contactinformation, informa-
tion on licences.
Youcanndadetaileddescriptionofeachparam-
eter in the online operating instructions at
www.Bosch-eBike.com/Kiox-manual.

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3. Do not connect the charger to the mains
socket immediately after a sudden tem-
perature change from cold to warm. It is
possible that condensed water has col-
lected on the contacts and this will lead
to a short circuit. Do not connect the
battery to the charger immediately after
a sudden temperature change from cold
to warm. Wait until both devices have
reached room temperature before con-
necting the charger or the battery. Al-
ways charge and store the battery and
the charger in a dry and clean environ-
ment.Donotexposethechargertorain
or wet environments. If water enters the
charger, there is a risk of electric shock.
4. Use only the original Bosch charger
supplied along with your e-bike. Only
this charger is designed for the lithi-
um-ion battery used on your e-bike.
5. The battery is supplied partially
charged. Completely charge the
battery using the charger before the
rst ride to ensure full battery per-
formance. Read and adhere to the
operating instructions for the charger
when loading the battery.
The battery can at any time be charged outside
or installed in the bicycle without reducing its life
span. Interrupting the charging process does not
damage the battery.
The battery is equipped with a temperature mon-
itor that permits charging only within a tempera-
ture range of 0 °C to 40 °C. Three of the charging
statusindicatorLEDswillashwhenthebatteryis
outside the charging temperature range A1.
In this case, separate the battery from the charger
and wait until it has reached operating tempera-
ture. Only reconnect the charger when it has
reached the permitted operating temperature.
1. The charging time increases when
the battery temperature is very low.
2. Preent extreme oerheating due to
externale󰀨ectsoroerloading.
3. Only use the battery with your FLYER.
4. Never use a damaged battery. If you
discover cracks, deformation of the
housing or leaks, stop using the bat-
tery and have your FLYER checked
by a specialist retailer. Damaged bat-
teries must not be posted.
5. In cold weather, only insert the bat-
tery shortly before beginning riding.
A4
A3
A5
A6
A1A2
A8
A7
Do not charge a damaged battery and
do not use it. Contact an authorised
FLYER bicycle dealer. Damaged batte-
ries must not be posted.
5.5 Loadingthebattery
Safety warning for the battery charger:
The name plate on the charger refers to
warning notes and other safety informa-
tion in connection with handling the
charger. Be sure to read this before use.
1. You should also familiarise yourself
with all the information and instruc-
tions contained in the separate oper-
ating instructions for the battery and
the charger.
2. Please note the temperature ranges of the bat-
tery and charger: Battery operating tempera-
ture: -5 °C to 40 °C Battery storage temperature:
10 °C to 40 °C Charging temperature range:
0 °C to 40 °C