ONYA F-19 User manual

WARRANTY
USER
MANUAL
ONYA F-19

F-19
Congratulations
on your
purchase!

Damage resulting from misuse, not maintaining the
bicycle, or not following the guidelines within this User
Guide.
Damage resulting from an accident or deliberate damage.
Failure to meet the 1-month/200km service check, or 6-
monthly/1000km servicing schedule
Damage due to private repair or alteration by
unauthorized service centre
Failure to produce invoice or proof of purchase
EXCEPTIONS TO WARRANTY
WARRANTY
Battery: 2 years (warranted to still supply at least 60% of rated
capacity after 2 years)
Motor: 1 year
Frame: 3 years (frame structural integrity - not including general
wear and tear)
Other components: 1 year (not including consumables such as
tyres, cables, rubber bungees, handgrips)
Only use genuine replacement parts available through your local
ONYA Dealer.
YOUR ONYA-F19 IS COVERED BY THE
FOLLOWING WARRANTY

ONYA F-19 electric-assist bike
Battery (36V, 10ah in bike frame) Lithium
ion battery charger
2 x battery keys
Front and rear lights (installed)
Your brand new ONYA F-19 comes with:
1.
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4.
The e-bike is shipped inside a protective
cardboard carton and packaged to avoid
damage. We ship them 90% assembled.
Follow these steps to get it ready and safe for
you to ride.
1. Lift your ONYA F-19 carefully out of the box.
We recommend you have 2 people to do this
task. Remove the nylon zip ties, bubble wrap,
and packaging from the bike.
2. Fold out the bike frame completely. Move
the black safety catch into lock position. See
image (2).
3. Pump air into the tyres. We recommend
between 40 and 50 psi
4. Insert the handlebar into the steering
column. This might require some gentle
maneuvering of the brake/gear cables. See
image (3).
ASSEMBLING YOUR F-19

5. Before standing the steering column up,
make sure that the column is at it’s lowest
position, and certainly that it is not fully
extended. If the column is too extended then
you will stretch, and possibly break the gear
and brake cables!!
6. Stand astride the front wheel and gently
align the handle bars such that they are
perpendicular to the frame
7. Stand the steering column up again (gently),
hold down the safety latch and set into
position. See image (4).
8. Use the nr. 5 Allen key to tighten the 2 side
nuts on the steering column. See image (5).
9. Use the kickstand and stand the bike on its
own.
10. Put the pedals onto the cranks. Ensure
that:
a. you place the washers onto the pedal
splines. See image (6) AND
b. you have the correct left pedal going
into the left crank, and vice versa. They are
marked with an ‘L’ and ‘R’ accordingly. The
left pedal tightens anti-clockwise, and the
right pedal tightens clockwise. See image
(7).
ASSEMBLING YOUR F-19

11. Loosen the grip on the seat column and
twist the seat into forward-facing position
12. Open the side panel flap on left-hand side
of the frame. Turn the master switch to ON
position. See image (8).
13. To turn you bike ON, goto to control panel
switch on the handle bar and hold the
ON/OFF switch down until the control panel
lights up (takes about 2 seconds)
14. The initial charge is very limited. We
recommend that you give the battery a full
deep charge before riding her for the first
time (ie. charge overnight)
ASSEMBLING YOUR F-19

Important: The following steps should be performed by a qualified cycle
or electric-assist bicycle technician:
Ensure the brake lever sequence is correct for your country before riding.
In NZ, Australia, and UK: the left-hand brake lever is for the rear brake,
and the right-hand level is for the front brake. In all other countries, it is
the other way (left for front, and right for rear).
Check the tyres for any visible damage.
Check tyre pressures are 40-50psi, and adjust if necessary.
Check for any loose nuts, bolts, or fixings. Check the center allen-hinge-
fold bolt regularly and tighten if necessary.
Check brake functions, cable tension, pad clearance, etc.
Check all electronic functions are OK (see the insert: KT-LCD3 eBike
Display User Manual for instructions on how to use the control panel
fitted to your ONYA F-19).
Check all lights and reflectors are in place and functioning correctly
(detailed later in this manual).
PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST
The above steps should be performed by a qualified cycle or electric-
assist bicycle technician.

Respect the traffic regulations. Don’t lend your bicycle to anyone who is
unfamiliar with it. The bicycle can be legally only used on the road by a
person aged 14 years or over.
Wear a bike helmet (on your head). If you are unfamiliar with cycling, we’d
also recommend that you take a cycle proficiency course before using it, or
get some advice from your local ONYA dealer. Your F-19 is a serious
transport vehicle.
As with all bicycles, it is important to respect safe speed limits. If you feel
you are traveling too quickly for the road conditions, then slow down. High
speed will increase forces in the case of an accident and likely compound
further the risk of injury.
Test the brakes each time before you use your bike. Remember that your
brakes will not perform as effectively in wet or icy conditions compared to
riding on dry road.
Check tyres, rims, pedals, steering stem, cables, chain etc for general
condition, regularly.
Visibility while riding is vital at all times. Be aware that it’s particularly
difficult for motorists and pedestrians to see cyclists at dusk, night, fog, or
rainy conditions. If you must ride in such conditions that you take necessary
precautions and follow the rules of the road.
Suggestions for additional precautions are:
- wearing reflective clothing, or arm/foot bands
- equipping your bike with additional reflectors (front and/or rear)
- riding at speeds that are appropriate to the condition
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
SAFE-RIDING

Check the front and rear rim’s safety line. Replace wheel when any part of
the Rim Wear Groove is not visible.
Do NOT fit a child seat to your ONYA F-19. The bike is not designed to carry
any child seat.
As part of warranty conditions, we require that you service the bike at an
approved ONYA e Velo dealer: - after 1 month or 200km of riding (whichever
comes first) to re-tension spokes - every 6 months or 1000km (whichever
comes first) for general service and inspection
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
SAFE-RIDING

CONTROL PANEL
The rear-wheel drive F-19s are fitted with the Key Disp 21C LED displays.
REAR-WHEEL DRIVE MOTOR
The mid-drive F-19s are fitted with the DasKit C6/7 displays.
MID-DRIVE MOTOR