JOBOBIKE Eddy-X User manual

USER MANUAL
Eddy-X

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About Us
Dear Sir/Madam:
JOBOBIKE has been present on the bikes market for two decades. We
have been producing bikes for well-known worldwide clients’ brands.
Helping others to succeed has resulted in our own success. Today, we
are one of the leading companies in the electric bikes industry. After
many years of hard work, it’s time to shift our identity: from being
an “E-bike supplier” to become “JOBOBIKE.” The knowledge we have
gathered allows us to create distinctive electric bikes that are built
to suit the modern lifestyle. We offer incredible biking experience,
ensuring competitive prices.
Your faithfully
Muriel.H
Member of the Management Board of JOBO Group

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Just biking with JOBOBIKE
No matter where you are and where you’re heading to, our bikes
fit your lifestyle. City or countryside, flat or rocky roads, our bikes
will get you there. Moreover, our lifetime customer service is
always with you.
Our Values
J
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B
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Joy of life full of new experiences
Opportunity to bike further
Biking without limitations
Options of transport

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Manual Use Instruction Table Of Content
This manual contains the details of the equipment,
operation, and maintenance of the product along with our
advice to you.
Before you start using your new bike, it is necessary to read
through the instructions. If you are unclear about any steps,
you can always find additional information and instructions
on our website:
www.jobobike.eu
About Us .............................................................2
Our Values...........................................................3
Manual Use Instruction .......................................4
Table Of Content .................................................4
English Installation Guide
General Information............................................6
Assembly Instructions .........................................8
Operation Instruction .........................................13
Cautions.............................................................17
Error Code Definition..........................................19
Warranty Terms ..................................................19
Main parameters of E-bike .................................21

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Deutsches Handbuch
Allgemeine Informationen .................................22
Montageanleitung .............................................24
Betriebsanleitung...............................................29
Vorsicht..............................................................33
Fehlercode-Definition ........................................35
Garantie .............................................................35
Hauptparameter des E-Bikes..............................37
Guide d'Installation en français
Informations Générales......................................38
Instructions d’assemblage .................................40
Instruction d’opération.......................................45
Précautions ........................................................49
Error Code Definition..........................................51
Conditions de Garantie.......................................51
Paramètres principaux du Vélo électrique ..........53
Instrukcja montażu w języku angielskim
Informacje Ogólne .............................................54
Instrukcja montażu.............................................56
Instrukcja użytkowania.......................................61
Środki ostrożności ..............................................65
Kody błędów ......................................................67
Gwarancja..........................................................67
Specyfikacja .......................................................69
Terms and Conditions
General provisions .............................................70
Services..............................................................70
Delivery..............................................................72
Complaints for the goods under warranty..........72
Disclaimer .........................................................73

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General Info
This manual is a basic instruction for assembling and using your bike. To ensure proper use and trouble-free operation, please
read this manual carefully and follow the instruction.
If you still need help, please visit our webiste, contact us by e-mail, or call us for more information.
Eddy is a 250 watt e-bike, please follow all relevant laws and regulations in your country or region when riding this ebike.
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1 Saddle 11 Hub motor 21 Front fender
2 Seat post 12 Rim 22 Front light
3 Seat post clamp 13 Kickstand 23 Folding stem
4 Rear light 14 Chain 24 Display
5 Rear brake 15 Crank set 25 Shift lever
6 Rear fender 16 Pedal 26 Brake lever
7 Fender support 17 Tyre 27 Grips
8 Brake rotor 18 Front brake 28 Frame
9 Freewheel 19 Quick Release 29 Folding handle
10 Rear Derailleur 20 Suspension fork

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Note: The picture is for reference only, please be subject to the actual products.

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PUSH
Front Wheel Charger
Manual Keys (2 identical)
Assembly Toolkit Headlight
Front Fender Pedals
Quick Release display
Assembly Instructions
Step 1 Unpack the bike
Open the package and take out all of the parts.
Be careful of not missing even a little piece of part.
The parts shall include:
Step 2 Unfold the E-Bike kickstand to
make the E-Bike stand up
Step 3 Lift the
stem up and
lock it with the
folding clasp

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Step 4 Install the front wheel Step 5 Install the front fender
and the headlight
4. 1 Place the front wheel in the correct position of the fork
groove and tighten it with matching quick release. (if there
are any hub protection parts attached to the wheel, remove
them)
4. 2 Make sure the front wheel will not rub the brake pads
when it is rotating under the condition of not pinching
brake handle.
5.1 Install the front fender and headlight on the front fork
with matching screws and nuts by a 4# hexagon wrench.
Make sure the front fender and headlight support cannot
be moved.
5.2 Adjust the headlight to a proper angle by this way:
loosen the adjusting bolt with a cross-head screwdriver,
adjust the headlight tilt angle to the best position, and then
tighten the bolt.
5.3 Connect the cable plug to the headlight, please note to
align the inner pins and notches with the outer arrows.

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Step 7 Adjust the saddle height
Step 6 Secure the folding mechanism
Make sure the folding buckle is locked tightly.
Move the saddle up or down to your desired saddle height.
Do not raise the saddle post exceeding the minimum
insertion mark on the saddle post. Close the quick release
lever and make sure the lever is tighten enough when
locking the saddle post.

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Step 8 Adjust the saddle angle or position
Step 9 Install the pedals
Release the screw with a 6# hexagon wrench and then
move the saddle backandforth to adjust the position. Also
you can adjust the angle of the saddle at the same time to
make it more comfortable while riding.
The “L” mark refers to the left pedal.
The “R” mark refers to the right pedal.
Tighten the right pedal clockwise and tighten the left
Note: Please carefully thread each pedal into it’s
appropriate crank set.
peddal counterclockwise with the 15# wrench.
L
R
L
R

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Schrader valveSchrader valve
Step 10 Inflate the tyres
Check whether the tyres beads and tyres are evenly seated
on the rims. Use a pump with a Schrader valve and pressure
gauge to the recommended pressure indicated on the tyre
sidewall.
Note: Do not over inflate or under inflate tyres.
Minors are prohibited from riding
NOTICE: Both wheels must be properly settled before
operating your bike. If you are not able to assemble
your bike, please contact us or look for help from a
certified, reputable local bike mechanic. Ensure all
hardware is tightened properly. Also ensure that all
safety checks in the following sections are performed
before the first use of the bike.
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Operation instruction
1. Hold the ON/OFF button for about 3s to switch on /o the E-bike.
2. The E-bike will switch o automatically after 10 minutes of inactivity.
3. The display interface shows power, Speed, Battery SOC, ODO, Push-assistance level, Trip Distance.
holding"+"button to turn
on the lighting
ON/OFF button;
function confirmation
holding both"+"and"-"
button to enter setting
interface
holding"-"button to
activate push-assistance

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4.Hold the “+” button for about 2s to turn on the front light
(The brightness of display back light will automatically
decrease ).
Hold the “+” button for another 2s to turn o the front light
(The display back light will recover its brightness).
The screen shows the indicator when you turn on the
front light.
5.Short press the “ i ” button to cycle the functions below:
Max. Speed (Km/h) → Avg. Speed (Km/h) →Trip Time (Min.)
→ODO (km) →Max. Speed (Km/h).
Function Area Distribution 6.Hold the “WALK” button 2 seconds to activate the push-
assistance function and you will see the function indicator
.The push-assistance function will be switched o as soon
as you release the “-”button. The speed is about 6 Km/h
when in the mode of Push-assistance.
7.Short press "+" button to add the assistance level.
Short press " - " button to minus the assistance level.
Assistance Level “0”:The minimum assistance level (No
assistance provided.)
Assistance Level “1”:The default assistance level.
Assistance Level “5”:The maximum assistance level.
8.Press the red switch, then twist the throttle to start the
e-bike. And press it again, the throttle will not work.
9.Clench the brake lever to slow down or stop the E-bike.
10.Switch the shifter by“+ "and“-”button to adjust the speed
for fitting with dierent road conditions.

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"-"
brake
"+"
Put the battery into battery case and turn the key clockwise
to 180 degrees.
Install the battery:
If the bike you received is without the switch, just
twist the throttle to start directly.
Note: unplug the keys and take good care of your
keys after installing the battery.
Turn the key anti-clockwise to 180 degrees to unlock the
battery and then remove the battery.
Remove the battery:

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15.1 Lockout knob:
The lockout knob is located on the top of the front fork (on
the rider’s right side). Turn the lockout knob anti-clockwise
until it stops to completely lock out the suspension fork’s
motion. Turn the knob clockwise until it stops to unlock the
lockout lever.
When the lockout lever is unlocked, resistance can be
adjusted by turning the pre-load knob.
15.2 The pre-load adjustment knob:
To soften the ride, turn the preload knob anticlockwise, in
the direction of the small “-”on the knob.
To make the suspension stiffer, turn the preload knob
clockwise, in the direction of the small “+”on the knob.
Suspension fork adjusting
Batterypowerindicator(Pressthebuttonandyoucanseet
heRGB light).
Thegreenlightindicatesfull power.
Theyellowlightindicatesmiddle power.
Theredlightindicates low power.
Battery power indicator:
Open the cover and plug
charger into the Battery
socket.
Charge the
battery:

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(1) Make sure the front and rear brakes are sensitive, and
the brake pads are not seriously worn (more than 1/3).
(2) Make sure the tire pressure is sucient and the tire is not
seriously worn.
(3) Make sure the mechanical parts are not broken or loose
especially the handbar, front fork and wheels. make sure all
bolts and fasteners are fastened enough.
(4) Make sure the disc brake disc is not cracked or deformed,
make sure the chain does not touch the wheel.
(5) Make sure that the battery has enough power and the
battery has been firmly stuck in the battery compartment.
(1) Turn the throttle slowly when starting the bike. Starting
too fast will cause excessive current and aect the service
life of components.
(2) Frequent braking and starting shall be minimized to
save electric power consumption and prolong the working
life of electrical components.
(3) In order to reduce the current of the electrical
components, it is better to use pedal assistance when
riding on steep slopes.
(4) Stop the bike immediately for inspection when the bike
makes abnormal noise during the riding.
(5) To slow down or stop the bike we recommend you to
operate the rear brake first, and then operate the front
brake.
(6) In rainy or snowy weather, kindly suggest to take the
brake slowly in advance rather than taking a sudden brake.
(7) It is recommended to ride in good weather and road
conditions. Do not riding in heavy rain, otherwise the
water will get into the display, battery and other electrical
components and cause failure.
(8) Please follow the local trac rules, take safety measures
and wear safety helmets when riding.
(9) Do not ride an bike when you are in poor health.
Check before riding
Tips duringthe riding
Cautions

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(1) Make sure the battery and charger are not damaged
when using.
(2) Make sure the battery and charger stay far away from
the environment of fire, immersion, overheating, high
humidity,violent vibration, collision etc.
Battery and charger operation
(1) The bike frame needs to be wiped up for the long-term
storage. Lubricate the flywheel, chain and chain puller
if these parts are lack of lubricating oil.Repaint the bike
frame to prevent rusting if the frame is scratched.
(2) The bike shall be stored in a dry, cool and tidy place.
(3) Turn o the power button to cut o the battery power if
there is a power button on the battery.
Precautions for long-term storage (3) Make sure the outer substance especially the metal sta
will not penetrate into the charger.
(4) Make sure the charger is being used at rated voltage
and frequency.
(5) Disconnect the charger immediately from the power
supply socket when the charger is in the state of sparks,
smoke and other abnormal conditions.
(6) Make sure the battery is not being stored in the state of
low power.(Charge the battery for every 3 months ).
(7) Make sure the battery is not being excessively
discharged and charge the battery in time when it is
running out of power.
(8) Make sure the battery is not being excessively charged
and cut off the power in time when the battery is full of
power(led indicator turns green).
(9) Make sure the charger you used is provided by JOBOBIKE
and it can only be used to charge the matched bike battery.
(10) The battery shall be placed in a dry and cool
environment when charging.
(11) Make sure the battery and the charger are being
repaired by the professional if there are break down.

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Error code definition
Error Code Definition
21 Current Abnormal
22 Throttle Abnormal
23 Motor Phase Abnormal
24 Motor Hall Signal Abnormal
25 Brake Abnormal
30 Communication Abnormal
Warranty
JOBOBIKE provides 24 months limit warranty for all
customers. The after-sales service cycle starts from the date
of product delivery. The customer shall bear the postage
required for parts delivery.
In case of non-human damage to the product during the
warranty period, JOBOBIKE will provide free replacement
parts or remote after-sales support, and the special
problems will be solved by both parties through
negotiation.
The repair parts may be non-new parts, but our company
guarantees that the functions of the parts are completely
normal.
Accessories category and warranty period:
(1) Frame and front fork: 5 years.
(2) Motor, controller, battery, charger, display, light,
handlebar, etc.: 2 years.

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Assembly videos
All videos of assembly instructions can be found on
ocial JOBOBIKE YouTube channel .
If you have any questions, please contact the
Jobobike technical support team at www.jobobike.eu
or email address [e-mail].
Non warranty terms
We will not provide the warranty item with the following
conditions.
(1) The customer is unable to provide valid frame serial
number.
(2) The whole bike and parts have exceeded the warranty
period.
(3) Failure or damage caused by unauthorized private
modification or maintenance.
(4) Failure or damage caused by the usage of accessories
that not designated by Jobobike.
(5) Failure or damage caused by incorrect installation,
usage and operation.
(6) Failure or damage caused by the using of the product in
a non-specified working environment.
(7) Normal wear and tear of the tires, brakes and pedals
are not covered by the warranty.
(8) Failure or damage caused by irresistible factors(such as
fire, earthquake, lightning, flood, etc.).