Giant hybrid power bicycle User manual

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Contents
1.1
2.1
6.1
3.1
7.1
4.1
5.1
Use of the manual
EnergyPak
Overview components
Range conditions
Overview panel
EnergyPak system
Take away the RideControl
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1.2
2.2
6.2
3.2
7.2
4.2
5.2
4.3
5.3
4.4
5.4
5.5
5.6
2.3
6.3
Service and technical support
Charger
Charging – EnergyPak outside its holder
Other data
RideControl unit setting
Charger
Place back the RideControl
RideControl
Adjustment
Keys
Take away the Full LCD Display
Place back the Full LCD Display
Adjustment
Luggage carrier
Charging – EnergyPak inside its holder
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General
Safety
EnergyPak – charging
Range
RideControl
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Guarantee conditions
Overview
RideControl adjustments
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1 2General Safety
Welcome and congratulations
1.1
2.1
2.2
2.3
1.2
Use of the manual
EnergyPak
Charger
Luggage carrier
Service and technical support
On your purchase of a new Giant hybrid power bicycle, the fun of pedaling is only moments away.
Ride Life, Ride Giant
Nothing makes us happier than seeing people out riding bikes. For over thirty years Giant has
manufactured quality bikes for every type of terrain and rider imaginable. Giant bicycles have
allowed millions of cyclists just like you the opportunity to live happier healthier lives because of
the joy, exercise and sheer exhilaration that riding a bicycle brings. And it is this commitment to
sharing the joy of the ride that inspires us to continually offer the world’s most innovative bicycles.
Read this manual carefully before you start riding on your new Giant hybrid power bicycle.
By doing so you will have a better understanding for the general operation of the various bike
parts. You will learn many of the components you once recognized as part of a Twist bike have
changed significantly. Safe riding instructions are equally important and should not be overlooked.
Instructions about how to ride safely are as important as always and must not been overseen. So,
take a moment to read this manual before you start riding.
Keep the EnergyPak away from water and
open fire;
Do not use the EnergyPak for other purposes;
Do not connect positive and negative terminals;
Keep the EnergyPak away from children and
pets;
Watch the specified voltage.
Keep the charger away from water;
Do not use the charger for other purposes;
Do not subject the charger to shocks (e.g. by
dropping);
Do not cover the charger or place objects on it;
Avoid contact during the charge. The charger
heats up.
See to it that while transporting luggage, the
EnergyPak holders cannot get damaged.
The Aspiro, Twist and Escape Hybrid bikes conform:
• City/Trekking bicycles: EN 14764
• Electric bicycles: EN 15194
The Roam XR Hybrid & Talon 29 Hybrid bikes conform:
• Mountain bicycles: EN 14766
• Electric bicycles: EN 15194
The grip (A) also serves as a plug cover.
This manual is not intended to be an extensive reference book about service, repair and
maintenance. Consult for that your dealer.
Also take notice of the information at the
backside of the EnergyPak.
Also take notice of the information at the
backside of the charger.
Maximum rear carrier load: 25 KG.
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This hybrid power bicycle fulfills the requirements of the EC directive 2004/108/EC.

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3 4Range Overview
3.1 4.1
3.2
Range conditions EnergyPak System
Other data
The running distance on one charge varies
depending on several circumstances, such as:
The table below gives an approximate range, based on different road patterns.
Outdoor temperatures;
Wind resistance;
Tire pressure;
Hilly and rough surface;
Rider weight and luggage;
Acceleration;
Poor maintenance;
The number of charges/discharges. The more
charges/discharges, the less capacity it will
have.
A EnergyPak holder
B EnergyPak lock
C Key
D EnergyPak
E Grip (EnergyPak RV: Grip
cover charging socket)
F Charging socket
G Energy level check*
H Tail light (EnergyPak Rear
Horizontal)
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EnergyPak life span
If used and maintained properly: approximately 600 charge cycles.
Extended storage
Charge the EnergyPak to full level, and from then on every three months.
Storage temperature: 0 °C (32 °F) to 40 °C (104 °F).
* Push ‘Energy level check’ button once and wait for 1~2 seconds. The LEDs will show the
remaining battery energy level.
EnergyPak Rear Vertical (RV)
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EnergyPak Front
B
A
D
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EnergyPak Central
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A
D
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EnergyPak Rear Horizontal (RH)
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Condition
Flat road (A)
Sloping road (B)
Steep road (C)
Flat road (A)
Sloping road (B)
Steep road (C)
Flat road (A)
Sloping road (B)
Steep road (C)
Flat road (A)
Sloped road (B)
Steep road (C)
Flat road (A)
Sloping road (B)
Steep road (C)
Flat road (A)
Sloping road (B)
Steep road (C)
Eco [km]
50-65
40-55
35-50
60-75
45-60
40-55
65-80
45-60
40-55
65-80
50-65
45-60
70-85
60-75
50-65
110-140
95-110
75-95
Normal [km]
40-55
35-50
25-40
50-70
40-55
30-45
50-65
35-50
30-45
55-65
40-50
35-45
55-70
40-55
30-45
85-120
70-95
50-75
Sport [km]
30-40
20-30
15-25
40-50
30-40
20-30
40-50
30-40
20-30
45-55
35-45
25-35
45-55
35-45
25-35
70-85
50-70
35-50
Models with EnergyPak
Front Li-Ion battery. (10Ah)
Models with EnergyPak
Central Li-Ion battery.
(9Ah)
Front motor models with
EnergyPak Rear Horizontal
Li-Ion battery. (10Ah)
Models with EnergyPak
Rear Vertical Li-Ion
battery. (8Ah)
Rear motor models with
EnergyPak Rear Horizontal
Li-Ion battery. (10Ah)
Models with EnergyPak
Rear Vertical two Li-Ion
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4.2
4.3
Charger
RideControl
26V 36V
I Charger J Charger plug (2x for 36V double battery bikes)
K RideControl
L LED RideControl
M Full LCD Display (LCD Display)
The bike comes standard with two lock keys. Keep the spare key in a safe place for emergencies.
A qualified locksmith may duplicate the keys. Record the key number for future reference and
replacement. If the keys are ever lost or stolen, contact an authorized Giant-dealer for replacement.
N RideControl City (Compact with LCD Display)
O RideControl Sport (Compact with LCD Display)
Keys
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5 RideControl adjustments
5.1
5.2
Take away the RideControl
Place back the RideControl
Push the release button (A) to release the
RideControl.
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1. Place the RideControl into the holder (B).
2. Push the RideControl in the holder.
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Make sure that contact surface of
RideControl and bracket are dry before
mounting the RideControl.
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5.3 Adjustment
Unscrew the bolt (C) a few turns.
Adjust the panel.
Tighten the bolt.
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Hold the LCD Display and turn it clockwise to
release the LCD Display from the holder.
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2. Turn the LCD Display counterclockwise
5.4
5.5
Take away the Full LCD Display
Place back the Full LCD Display
Make sure that contact surface of LCD
Display and bracket are dry before
mounting the LCD Display.
5.6 Adjustment
Take away the LCD display
(refer to section 5.4)
Counterclockwise to unscrew the bolt (D) a few
turns.
Adjust the angle of the LCD mount.
Tighten the bolt
Place back the LCD Display
(refer to section 5.5)
Unscrew the bolt (E) a few turns.
Adjust the LED RideControl.
Tighten the bolt.
Unscrew the bolt (G) a few turns.
Adjust the RideControl Sport.
Tighten the bolt.
Unscrew the bolt (F) a few turns.
Adjust the RideControl City.
Tighten the bolt.
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RideControl Sport
RideControl City
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EnergyPak Front EnergyPak Central
EnergyPak Rear Horizontal EnergyPak Rear Vertical
Charge the EnergyPak in a room with a temperature between 0 °C (32 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F).
Discharge the EnergyPak completely (by riding the bicycle) after 15 normal charges or at least
every three months totally before charging the EnergyPak again. It leads to an increase of the
life span.
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With the EnergyPak outside its holder (see 6.2).
With the EnergyPak inside its holder (see 6.3).
EnergyPak Front and EnergyPak Central should not be charged inside its holder.
The charge of the EnergyPak can be done in two ways:*
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6 EnergyPak – charging
6.1 Overview Components
C
A
B
A EnergyPak B Charger C Charging socket
The EnergyPak must be fully charged before the first ride or if the bike has not been rid-
den for over a month.
Stop the charging procedure immediately if you notice a strange smell or smoke. Take
the EnergyPak to an authorized dealer for service or replacement.
Do not recharge the EnergyPak for over 24 hours.
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AC
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Switch off the EnergyPak. (refer to 7.2
ON/OFF button)
Insert the key and unlock the EnergyPak
holder , then push the EnergyPak
upward along the down tube direction .
Place back the EnergyPak and make sure
the slots fitted correctly.
Connect the charger to the EnergyPak .
Connect the charger to an AC outlet .
During charging the LED will be RED, when charging is finish the LED will be GREEN.
Disconnect the charger first from the outlet and then from the EnergyPak.
Lift out the EnergyPak.
Push back the EnergyPak.
Pull out the key.
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Switch off the system
Unlock the EnergyPak holder and push the
EnergyPak outward.
Lift out the EnergyPak.
Put in the key.
Pull out the key and fold out the grip.
Connect the charger to the EnergyPak.
• EnergyPak Rear Vertical
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ECO
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SPORT
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TRIP TIME
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• EnergyPak Central
Switch off the System. (refer to 7.2 ON/
OFF button)
Insert the key to unlock the EnergyPak
holder and push the EnergyPak outward.
Lift out the EnergyPak.
Connect the charger to the EnergyPak .
Connect the charger to a AC outlet .
During charging the LED will be RED,
when charging is finish the LED will be
GREEN.
Disconnect the charger first from the outlet
and then from the EnergyPak.
Place back the EnergyPak.
Fit the battery slot to the lock and push
back the EnergyPak.
Pull out the key.
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Connect the charger to an AC outlet.
Disconnect the charger first from the outlet
and then from the EnergyPak.
Fold in the grip.
* Refer the caution on page 17.
During charging the LED will be RED, when
charging is finish the LED will be OFF*.
Place back the EnergyPak.
Push back the EnergyPak.
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• EnergyPak Rear Horizontal
Switch off the system (refer to 7.2 ON/OFF button)
Insert the key into the key hole to unlock the EnergyPak holder , then pull the EnergyPak
backward to remove the EnergyPak from the EnergyPak holder
Place back align the EnergyPak to the slot and push it forward till hear the lock click sound.
Pull out the key.
Connect the charger to the EnergyPak .
Connect the charger to an AC outlet .
During charging the LED will be RED, when charging is finish the LED will be GREEN.
Disconnect the charger first from the outlet and then from the EnergyPak.
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6.3 Charging - EnergyPak inside its holder
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Switch off the system.
Unlock the EnergyPak holder and push the
EnergyPak outward.
This is the right position to charge the
EnergyPak.
Insert the key to the lock.
Pull out the key and fold out the grip.
Connect the charger to the EnergyPak.
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RL
GIANT
CONTROL
RIDE
ECO
NORMAL
SPORT
MODE
LR
MI
TIME AMPM
TRIP TIME
KM
KM/H MI/H
TRIP DIST ODO
Average
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Connect the charger to a AC outlet.
Disconnect the charger first from the outlet
and then from the EnergyPak.
Push back the EnergyPak.
During charging the LED will be RED, when
charging is finish the LED will be OFF*.
Fold in the grip.
Chargers for 36V double battery
bikes have two charging plugs.
EnergyPaks will not be charged
simultaneously but one at the time.
When charging is finished, the LED
on the 36V charger will be green.
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Switch off the system (refer to 7.2 ON/OFF button).
Put in the key.
Unlock the EnergyPak holder and pull the EnergyPak backward.
This is the right position to charge the EnergyPak.
Connect the charger to the EnergyPak.
Connect the charger to a AC outlet.
During charging the LED will be RED, when charging is finish the LED will be GREEN.
Disconnect the charger first from the outlet and then from the EnergyPak.
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7 RideControl
7.1 Overview panel
RideControl
LED RideControl
ABCD
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RideControl Sport/City + LCD Display
On/Off/EnergyPak selector.
Lighting
B1 Lighting indication
Mode
Power assist set button
D1 Assist up
D2 Assist down
Power assist indication
Speed
Average speed
Trip distance
ODO (Total distance)
Trip time
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Time
EnergyPak charge indicator
L1 EnergyPak charge indicator battery 1
L2 EnergyPak charge indicator battery 2
EnergyPak select indicator (left or right)
M1 EnergyPak select indicator battery 1
M2 EnergyPak select indicator battery 2
Temperature
RideControl plug socket
RideControl Communication cable plug
MotionAssist
Power assist level indication bar*
* Synchronized with the motor supporting level to
the rider pedaling.
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7.2 RideControl unit settings
ON/OFF button
Press the ON/OFF button (A)
Lighting
Press button (B) to switch on (off) the lights.
to switch on the system;
more than 2.5 seconds to switch off the system;
less than 2.5 seconds for a EnergyPak switch
over (applies for bikes with two EnergyPaks.)
RideControl: The LCD backlight will automati-
cally switch on.
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When the RideControl is switched on, the
display shows its initial settings without
backlight.
The EnergyPak supplies power to the
lights. The lights will remain on when the
bicycle is standing still.
Release pedal pressure while switching
between EnergyPaks.
RideControl Sport/City
RideControl Sport/City
AA
BB
RideControl
RideControl
LED RideControl
LED RideControl
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RideControl
Press button (C) to select the following display
indications:
RideControl Sport/City with Full LCD Display
Press button (C) to select the following display
indications:
Speed, trip distance & trip time
Average speed, ODO (total distance) & time
Speed, trip distance & time
Average speed, ODO (total distance) & trip time
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Operation settings
• Time setting
RideControl
Press and hold the buttons (B) and (D)
simultaneously until ‘00’ blinks.
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Press button (C) less than 2.5 seconds to enter
the hour-setting mode.
Press button (B) to set the hour-indication to
12:H or 24:H.
Press button (C) less than 2.5 seconds to set
the hour-format. The hour-digits blink.
Press button (B) to lower the hour-digits and
press button (D) to add the value.
Press button (C): ‘hour’ is set. The minute-digits
blink.
Press button (B) to lower the minute-digits and
press (D) to add the value.
Press button (C): ‘minute’ is set
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RideControl Sport/City with Full LCD Display
Press button (B) for 5 seconds to enter the
time-setting mode.
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Press button (C) to switch the time setting
mode, the digits blink in each time-setting mode,
the frequency of switching time-setting mode is
following:
Minute-setting Hour-setting Date-setting
Month-setting Back to Minutes-setting.
Press button (D1) to add the time value and/or
press button (D2) to lower the value.
Press button (B) for 5 seconds to complete the
time setting.
If button (B) is not pressed for 5 seconds, the
new setting will be saved automatically.
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(RideControl Only)
Reset trip information to zero
Press button (B) to change the distance/speed
unit to km and km/h or to Mi and Mi/h.
Press button (C): the distance/speed unit is set.
Pressing this button also gives access to the
reset mode.
Press and hold “Mode” (button C) for 2-3
seconds to reset the values of trip distance, trip
time and average speed to zero.
Press and hold button (D1) for 5 seconds to
reset the values of trip distance, trip time and
average to zero.
Press and hold button (D2) for 5 seconds to
reset the values of total ODO to zero.*
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RideControl Sport/City with Full LCD Display
Reset total ODO for RideControl Sport/City with
Full LCD Display
The maximum of ODO distance show
9999km, operate this function when the
ODO distance is reached 9999km.
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Reset to factory setting
Power assist setting
Power assist setting
Press and hold the buttons (B) and (D) simulta-
neously until ‘00’ blinks.
Press button (D) less than 2.5 seconds to enter
the reset mode.
Press button (D) twice for less than 2.5
seconds; the system will be reset to the initial
factory setting.
Press button (D) to choose the Power assist level (E).
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NORMAL : Normal power assist.
SPORT : High power assist. Gives the smallest
range
ECO : Low power assist. Gives the maximum
range.
OFF: For riding without power assist but with cy-
cle computer and light functions. (LED for power
assist setting will be off).
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Press button (D1) to choose the higher Power assist
level (E).
Press button (D2) to choose the lower Power assist
level (E).
NORMAL : Normal power assist.
SPORT : High power assist. Gives the smallest
range
ECO : Low power assist. Gives the maximum
range.
OFF: For riding without power assist but with
cycle computer and light functions.
(LED RideControl of the LED for power assist
setting will be off).
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MotionAssist works only the speed under 6km/hr.
MotionAssist operation (RideControl City)
Turn MotionAssist backward to increase the
assist speed.
Turn MotionAssist forward to reduce the assist
speed.
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D1
RideControl Sport/City with Full LCD Display
and LED RideControl
8 Maintenance
Giant Hybrid uses plastic shells to cover the electrical parts, so it is forbidden to use excessive
water to wash the plastic. Use a soft cloth with a neutral solution to wipe the dirt off the plastic
shells. After that, wipe it dry with a clean soft cloth.
Do not wash these plastic components with water. When the internal electrical parts are de-
tected with water, the insulator may corrode which leads to power-leakage or other problems.
Do not use other soap solutions to wash these plastic components. Non-neutral solutions
may cause color-change, distortion, scratch etc.
Do not use high-pressure water or air hoses for cleaning. It can force water into electrical
components, which may cause malfunctioning.
Avoid leaving the bike outdoors
When not riding, keep the bike in a location where it will be protected from snow, rain, sun etc.
Snow and rain can cause the bike to corrode. The ultraviolet from the sun can fade the paint or
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9 10Troubleshooting LIMITED WARRANTY
The power assist is not available when an
indicator (L1, L2, L4) blinks.
If the LED is not on during use, check the
EnergyPak charge level and/or the fitting
of the EnergyPak. In event of an error the
power assist is inactive.
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LED status
L1 blinks
L2 blinks
L3 blinks
L4 blinks
L5 blinks
Cause
The EnergyPak is completely empty
Pedal plus sensor malfunction
RideControl:
Overheated 12driver unit
LED RideControl and Full LCD Display:
Speed sensor malfunction
Syncdrive malfunction
Battery communication error
Solution
Charge the EnergyPak.
Reset the power.
Contact an authorized dealer if the
malfunction persists.
Allow the bike to cool down for ten minutes.
Adjust the sensor magnet position.
Contact an authorized dealer.
Contact an authorized dealer.
Contact an authorized dealer.
RideControl
LED RideControl LCD Display
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Giant warrants for the original owner only the frame, rigid fork, or original component parts of each
new Giant brand bicycle to be free from defects in material and workmanship for the following
specified periods:
Warranty of lifetime for-
Warranty of ten years for-
Warranty of three years for-
Warranty of two years for-
Warranty of one year for-
REQUIRED ASSEMBLY WHEN PURCHASED.
LIMITED REMEDY
The bicycle frame, except on models intended for downhill purposes.
Rigid forks.
Frames on models intended for downhill purpose.
Batteries and electric HPB components
Other electronically equipments
Paint finish and decals.
All other original parts, including rear shock linkages, but excluding non Giant Brand parts,
suspension forks, and rear shock absorbers. (All non Giant brand parts, suspension forks, and
rear shock absorbers shall be covered exclusively by the stated warranty of their original
manufacturer.)
This warranty applies only to bicycles and framesets purchased new from an Authorized Giant
Dealer and assembled by that dealer at the time of purchase.
Unless otherwise provided, the sole remedy under the above warranty, or any implied warranty,
is limited to the replacement of defective parts with those of equal or greater value at the sole
discretion of Giant. This warranty extends from the date of purchase, applies only to the original
owner, and is not transferable. In no event shall Giant be responsible for any direct, incidental or
consequential damages, including, without limitation, damages for personal injury, property dam-
age, or economic losses, whether based on contract, warranty, negligence, product liability, or any
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Any claim against this warranty must be made through an Authorized Giant Dealer or distributor.
The purchase receipt or other proof of the date of purchase is required before a warranty claim
may be processed.
Claims made outside the country of purchase may be subject to fees and additional restrictions.
Warranty duration and detail may differ by frame type and/or by country. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which may vary from place to place. This
warranty does not affect your statutory rights.
For 2011 and older model bicycles, please consult your owner’s manual or contact Giant or your
Authorized Giant dealer for the applicable warranty information.
Except as is provided by this warranty and subject to all additional warranties Giant and its
employees and agents shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever (including incidental
and consequential loss or damage caused by negligence or default) arising from or concerning
any Giant bicycle.
Giant makes no other warranties, express or implied. All implied warranties, including the
warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited in duration to that of
the express warranties stated above.
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EXCLUSIONS
The above warranty, or any implied warranty, does not cover:
Normal wear and tear on parts such as tires, chains, brakes, cables and gearwheels in
situations where there are no assembly or material defects.
Bicycles serviced by other than an Authorized Giant dealer.
Modifications from the original condition.
Use of the bicycle for abnormal, competition and/or commercial activities or for purposes other
than those for which the bicycle was designed.
Damage caused by failing to follow the owner’s manual.
Paint finish and decal damage resulting from taking part in competitions, jumping, downhill and/
or training for such activities or events or as a result of exposing the bike to, or riding the bike in,
severe conditions or climates.
Labor charges for part replacement or changeover.
Inhoudsopgave
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2.1
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4.1
5.1
Zo gebruikt u deze handleiding goed
EnergyPak
Overzicht van de onderdelen
Factoren die het bereik beïnvloeden
Overzicht van het paneel
Overzicht van de onderdelen
Afnemen van de RideControl
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2.2
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3.2
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4.2
5.2
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5.3
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5.4
5.5
5.6
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6.3
Service en technische ondersteuning
Oplader
Opladen – EnergyPak buiten de houder
Overige gegevens
Instellingen van de RideControl-unit
Oplader
Terugplaatsen van de RideControl
RideControl
Afstellen van het panel
Sleutels
Het volledige LCD-display verwijderen
Het volledige LCD-scherm terugplaatsen
Afstellen
Bagagedrager
Opladen – EnergyPak in de houder
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Algemeen
Veiligheid
EnergyPak – opladen
Bereik
RideControl
Onderhoud
Problemen oplossen
BEPERKTE GARANTIE
Overzicht
Afstellen van de RideControl
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