VOLTAG Fold User manual

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User Manual
Electric Assist Bicycle
Fold
Please read thismanual carefully before assembling or operating.
MANN-715020BLK-01
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Congratulations on purchasing your new Voltag electric bike!
To ensure safe operation and to obtain a full understanding
of your bike’s features, please read through the manual
carefully before operating it.
Table of contents
Voltag Fold Introduction
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Product Diagram
Display
Display / Throttle Operation
Assembly Steps
Folding Steps
Pedal Assembly
Warning and Caution Statements
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Package includes:
Voltag Fold bike × 1, charger × 1, tool kit×1, pedal set×1, user manual × 1,
warranty card × 1, e × 1
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General Safety
Charging your Bike
Troubleshooting
Error Codes
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Maintenance

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Voltag Fold Introduction
Whether you have purchasedaVoltag e-bike for commuting to work, a lengthy
expedition oraleisurely ride, we have taken the necessary steps to create an 
and affordable e-bike that will make every tripamemorable one.
Combining industry leading technology withamodern design, Voltag is dedicated to
producing high quality electric bikes forasmoother ride andacleaner future.
Thank you for choosing green energy, t cycling, and limitless adventure.
110-240 V; 50-60 Hz
500W
3.5 - 5 h
Mechanical disc brakes
18A
6 tubes
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900 x 455 x 685 mm
1510 x 1100 x 600 mm
30.5 V
36V/10Ah
40-50km
18650 Lithium battery
Aluminum 6061 - T6
Brushless gear motor
120kg
20 inch inflatable tires
IP54
21.1kg
Battery
Charger
Motor Power
Charging time
Max Mileage
Brake method
Frame Material
Controller Over-current
protection
Controller power tubes
Package Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Battery Type
Motor Type
Max Loading Weight
Tires
Waterproof Level
Net Weight
Nominal Voltage 36V
Controller Under-voltage
protection

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Product Diagram
Saddle
Seat Post
Mud Guard
Rear Derailleur
Kickstand
Chain
Smart Display
Power on/off
Shift Lever
Aluminum Frame
Folding Buckle (head tube)
Front Light
Front Fork
Quick Release
Front Wheel
Sensor
Motor
Controller
Charging Port
Folding Buckle (frame)
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Mechanical
Brake Lever
Throttle
Speed
Total Mileage
Mileage
Single Trip Mileage
Power
Gear
Speed
Headlight status
Distance
Walk Mode
FunctionButton
Increase PASDecrease PAS
ON/OFF

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Display Operation
Turn on the display and bike by pressing the POWER button located on the side of the display.
Presstheadjustmentbuttons "<" , ">" to choose thepedal assist (PAS) level.
There are5PAS levels to choose from:
Thebikebatterymust be chargedforthedisplaytofunction
PAS 0: Fitness Mode - 0% Motor Assist
PAS 1: Aerobic Mode - 30% Motor Assist
PAS 2: Eco Mode1-50% Motor Assist
PAS 3: Eco Mode2-65% Motor Assist
PAS 4: Climbing Mode1-80% Motor Assist
PAS 5: Climbing Mode2-100% Motor Assist
ODO : Total distance (km)
Pressthefunctionbutton"M" on the display to switch
betweeneach function:
TRIP Displays trip riding mileage (km)
E00 : Device check: E00 = no errors
Display
Throttle
Shifter
Throttle Operation
The throttle located on the left side of the handlebars allows you to accelerate
without pedaling regardless of the PAS level selected. For safety reasons, the throttle
will only function when the bike is going at a minimum speed of 6 km/h.
Assembly Steps
Step 2:Lift up theheadtubeand lock in placeusingtheheadtube
buckle.
Step 3: Open the seat post clamp,adjust the height of the saddleandlock
the clamp.
Step 1: Gently separate the magnetic frame buckle, unfold the frame and lock in placeusing
the frame buckle.
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1: Open the boxand thenunfold the bike as per the followingsteps.

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Folding Steps
2: The folding method is shown below:
Step 1: Open the seat post clamp,put down the seat post and then lock the clamp.
Step 2: Open the foldingbuckle of the head tubeand folddown.
Step 3: Open the frame fold clamp, fold the frameand connect magnet to metal plate.
3: Please useawrench to install the pedals
Pedal Assembly
Step 2: Connect the corresponding pedal to
the screw hole on the crank arm and tighten
the screw.
Step 3: Pedal assembly d as
displayed in the picture.
Step 1: The left and right pedals are ,
"L" means left side, and "R"
means right side. Make sure to install the
pedals on the correct side.
Tip: Add some lubricating oil to the screw for easier
tightening.

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Please take your time to read and get familiar with the product safety warnings and make sure to
respect the local laws and regulations when riding the bike.
Electric Bikes can be dangerous to use. The user or consumer assumes all risk of personal
injuries, damage, or failure of the bicycle or system and all other losses or damages to themselves
and others and to any property arising out of or as a result of using the bicycle.
As with all mechanical components, your bicycle is subjected to wear and high stresses. Different
materials and components may react to wear or stress fatigue in different ways. If the design life
of a component has been exceeded, it may suddenly fail, possibly causing injuries to the rider.
Any form of crack, scratches or change of coloring in highly stressed areas indicate the life of the
component has been reached and should be replaced. If you have an impairment or disability
such as visual impairment, hearing impairment, physical impairment, cognitive/language
impairment, and/or a seizure disorder, consult your physician before riding our bikes.
For replacement parts, technical information, and warranty assistance, please visit ridevoltag.com.
NOTE: THIS MANUAL IS NOT INTENDED AS A DETAILED USER, SERVICE, REPAIR OR
MAINTENANCE MANUAL. PLEASE SEEK ASSISTANCE FROM A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN
FOR SERVICE, REPAIRS OR MAINTENANCE. YOUR INSURANCE POLICIES MAY NOT
PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE USE OF THIS BICYCLE. TO
DETERMINE IF COVERAGE IS PROVIDED YOU SHOULD CONTACT YOUR INSURANCE
COMPANY OR AGENT. DO NOT DISASSEMBLE, MODIFY OR REPLACE ELECTRICAL
PARTS.
There are risks associated with the use of any bicycle which cannot be predicted or avoided, and
which may be caused and/or prevented through the actions of the rider, and which are the sole
responsibility of the rider.
You should save this Manual along with any other documents that were included with your bicycle
purchase for future reference. All content in this Manual is subject to change or withdrawal without
notice. Visit www.ridevoltag.com to download the latest version. The brand assumes no
responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may inadvertently appear herein.
Warning and Caution Statements General Safety
When operating your bike, it is critical that you know how to properly care for each part or your
bike as well as your bike as a whole. Please ensure you have familiarized yourself with all aspects
of your bike functions and operations before riding it – ESPECIALLY on the open road with other
traffic. Since Electric Bikes are VERY different from regular bikes please be sure to read entire
manual.
NEVER operate your bicycle when you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs, including
prescribed or over the counter medications. Always Ride at a speed appropriate for the conditions.
High speed means higher risk. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself and comply with the
applicable laws within the country, state, county, province and/or city where you will be riding.
Be careful to keep your body parts and other objects away from the sharp teeth of the chain rings,
the moving chain, the turning pedals and the crank, and the spinning wheels of your bicycle.
The Voltag Fold bike is designed to be ridden on paved roads or surfaces only. The bike is not
designed to withstand off-road conditions or uneven terrain. Voltag assumes no liability for any
accident, injuries, or property damage incurred as a result of a rider’s use or misuse of Voltag
bicycles, including any damages resulting from or arising out of off-road usage. An Electric Bike is
not a mountain bike, racing bike, or BMX bike – Riders who do jumping, stunts, wheelies, and bike
tricks should never be on this bike and can cause harm to themselves and others - and putting
undue, unintended or unnecessary stress on the bike parts, frame, brakes, handle bars, stem, or
forks can cause these components and/or the bike to fail, causing serious injury or death.
DO NOT USE THIS BIKE FOR JUMPING over curbs, riding on mountainous or off-road trails, or
any use other than for commuting and cruising in a relaxed, safe manner.
SINGLE RIDER ONLY: The Voltag Fold bike is designed for one passenger only. DO NOT carry
any additional passengers on the front or rear of the bike. The rear rack is not designed to carry
the weight of any additional passengers. Standing, kneeling, or sitting backwards or sideways
(both legs on the same side of the bike) on the carrier seat while the bike is moving or stopped
can easily result in broken limbs, loss of control of the bike, destroyed rims, a destroyed bike
frame, or worse.
WEIGHT CAPACITY: The Voltag Fold is designed with a maximum weight capacity of 120 kg.
The rear rack maximum weight capacity is 15 kg. Exceeding the maximum weight capacity can
result in damage to the bike, which can lead to serious injury or death.
RETROFITTING: Never retrofit our Voltag bikes with any bike components that are not approved
in writing by the company. This includes tires and tubes. Voltag Bikes are fitted with approved
EBIKE tires – never use any other tire unless approved by the company in writing. Serious Injury
and even death can result in unauthorized retrofitting.
CARRYING CARGO: Practice maneuvering and braking on a flat, hazard and traffic free street
with and without a load before going out into the world. Carrying a seated passenger or heavy
load involves risks, foremost of which can be decreased braking power and increased stopping
distance. The maximum weight capacity is 264 lbs (120 kg) shared between the rider and cargo.
VEHICLE RACKS: Misuse of vehicle racks could result in a potential hazardous situation which, if
not avoided, could result in serious injury or death. Be sure to read and follow the instructions
provided by the rack manufacturer for more complete information.

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PEDAL ASSIST: When you are in PAS mode – Do not pedal around corners – you will get a boost
and your pedal will hit the ground and can cause injury or death! Do not use pedal assist on level
and downhill grades if people are visible on the path or boardwalk. Do not use pedal assist if small
children or pets are within 100 feet.
HELMET USAGE:
MECHANICAL SAFETY CHECK:
SMALL BICYCLE ACCESSORIES AND CHOKING HAZARD: Some Bicycle accessories may
present a choking hazard and other hazard to small children. Keep any bike parts accessories,
tools away from small children.
USING GOOD JUDGMENT: Make sure no straps are dangling where they could get caught in the
wheels – No bags, boxes or any items should be placed in a position where they could get caught
in the spokes Double check your load for security and stability. Check to see that your wheels are
securely fastened and that no components or frame members are cracked or broken (in general, if
at any time you notice a crack or bend in your bike, stem, forks, or bars of your bicycle, stop riding
immediately; take your bike to your local bike shop and have them inspect it).
Always wear an approved helmet and ensure it fits according to the manufacturers’
instructions.
Ensure your helmet meets the latest certification standards and is appropriate for the type of
riding you do – and if there are any special requirements for riding an electric bike.
Most serious bicycle injuries involve head injuries, which might have been avoided if the rider
had worn an appropriate helmet. FAILURE to wear a helmet when riding may result in serious
injury or death.
Check the condition of your Electric Bike before every ride.
Make sure no nuts, bolts or fixings are loose, and pay particular attention to the axle, nuts and
handlebar stem.
Make sure the tires are correctly inflated with the recommended air pressure, which can be
found on the rim of every tire.
Check the brakes for proper operation.
Please shut off the power when the bike is unused.
Use the original replacement parts, and ask a local bike shop to install the part;
Replace the tires when the tires are damaged or worn.
To clean the surface of the bike, use a soft cloth dipped in some water and wipe off any stain. If the stain is
hard to clean, apply some toothpaste and useatoothbrush to scrub, then wipe it again with a wet cloth.
Note: Do not use alcohol, petrol, kerosene or other corrosive, volatile chemical solvents to clean the bike, as
they will damage the appearance internal structure of the components.
Do not useawater hose with pressure to rinse as this might damage the electrical components.
While cleaning, make sure your e-bike is powered off, the charging cable is unplugged and the charging port is
covered. Failing to do so might result in an electric shock or damage.
Please store your bike in a dry and cool indoor place when not in use.
Maintenance
Maintaining your E-bike battery
When not using the bike for longer periods of time, make sure to keep your battery charged. As leaving
the battery uncharged for long periods of time will damage the battery cells and void warranty. Our
battery packs containaboard recording the charge and discharge status of the battery.
Do not charge the battery longer than needed and unplug the charger when the status light turns green.
A damaged battery cannot be restored.
Note: Do not disassemble the battery pack as this might result inaserious accident or electric shock
when causingashort circuit.
Lubricating parts (see below table)
Cleaning your bike
Part Frequency Recommended oil for lubricating
Front fork set Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Yearly
Lubricating grease
Lubricating grease
Lubricating grease
Lubricating grease
Front/rear axle
Bottom Bracket
Pedal axle
Chain wheel
Chain
Freewheel interior
Brake lever
Weekly
Weekly
Monthly
Monthly
Lubricating oil
Lubricating oil
Lubricating oil
Lubricating oil
Make sure not to contaminate the brake rotors and pads with oil or grease as this
will damage the brake system.
To maintain good battery health, please store your battery at temperatures between 20°C - 50°C, failing
to do so might damage the battery cells or lead to overheating of the battery.

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Charging your bike
Note: please stop charging when the temperature of battery is more than 40°C .
The red indicator light on the charger will light up when the bike is charging.
Average charging time: 5-6 hours, depending on the ambient temperature.
The charger has over-current protection. Charging up to 18 hours will not affect the life of battery
and the charger. Do not leave the battery plugged in for more than 18 hours.
Low battery 
Charging Your Battery
2. Insert the plug of the charger into an electrical wall outlet rated at 110V/120V.
Fully charge your battery before your t ride and after any operation, especially after long
distance riding.
1. Power off the bike at the side of display to make sure charging safely.
The battery indicator has 4 segments, each segment represents 25% of the battery capacity. If the
battery is fully charged all 4 segments will be shown as full. If the battery capacity is low the battery
indicator will flash. Indicating that the battery needs to be charged immediately.
3. Plug the charging adapter into the charging port found under the seat.
4. The indicator light of the bike charger will turn RED which means it is charging. Once the battery is
completely charged, the status light will change to GREEN.
Note:
Do not use the bike while charging.
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Troubleshooting
Users can do self-checking and troubleshooting when experiencing
below situations.
Problem Possible Cause Corrective action
The power indicator on
the display flashes
The pedals are turning
when riding
Bike making noises
The voltage of the battery is in
an undervoltage condition
Screws may be loose on some
parts
Abrasion between d and
d parts
Flywheel may be damaged or
not lubricated
The chain is too tight
The brake pads are rubbing
against the rotor
The air pressure of the tires is
too low
The transmission parts are not
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The bottom bracket pedal part
is not e enough or the
chain is too tight
The charger disconnected from
the wall outlet
The charger disconnected from
the bike
Tire pressure is too low
Batterydidn’tchargecompletely
Oldordamagedbattery
Charge the bike immediately
Fasten every screw
Check if the corresponding part
is shifted then adjusted it
Lubricating it after cleaning
Moderately adjust the tightness
of the chain
Adjust the brake tension
e the tire
Clean and lubricate
Check the corresponding part
and add oil or adjust the
tightness of chain
Check the connection
Check the connection
e the tire
Recharge
Replace the battery
Transmission parts are not
well lubricated
Change the bearing or add
lubricating oil
It’s hard to pedal the
bike
The battery can not be
charged
Max mileage reduced
after once charging
Problem Possible Cause Corrective action
Max mileage reduced
after full charge
The brake system is locked or
rubbed against, or the chain is
too tight or lack of oil
Adjust brake lever or add oil on
chain
The crank is spinning
or loose
Too much oil on the freewheel Clean the freewheel
Freewheel bearing is too Adjust the bearing of the
tight freewheel
The saddle is unclamped or
nuts are loose
The screw/nut under the saddle
is loose
Adjust or tighten the saddle,
tighten the clampscrew
Adjust the saddle,tighten the
screw/nut if loose
The saddle moving up
and down or side to
side
The front wheel is
shifting or shaking
The screw nut is loose on front
axle
Handlebar bolts are loose
inside the handlebar
Front fork stem is
loose
Tighten the nut on front axle
Tighten the bolts
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Error codes
Error code Error description Corrective action
E01
E03
E02
The display cannot receive the data
from the controller or the data received
is error. Communication fault
The controller cannot receive data from
display or the data received is error.
Communication fault
Controller fault
1. Check that the TX, RX
communication line is connected
correctly.
2. Check if the harness and
connector are loose or broken.
3.Check if the display
communication protocol matches.
Check the controller
E04 Motor hall fault Check the motor
E05 Motor phase fault Check the motor
E06 Throttle fault Check the throttle
E07 Brake fault Check the brake
E08 Sensor fault Check the sensor
E09 The motor is in the state of
under-voltage protection
Charge and check the battery
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