c€ ® hetps:/fengwe-bikes-eu.com E26 hueps:/fengwe-bikes.com PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOURE-BIKETHANKYOU FOR CHOOSING TO BE PART OF THE ENGWE E BIKES FAMILY We nute you to read through ths owner's manual to leatn about your e-bike First of al, remember be safe outelde. Your bike Is an accessory to your Iestyle snd activities. Always follow best practices and raffirulet. Even in this ever-evolving technology, your e-bike is essentially cycle, and 35 such requires Basle maintenance and care ta slays fonction property Preventative maintenance I the name the game, We invite yout grow with us, takingadvantage of ourmodularéesign for technology Instructions, vdees, and live support are being created to provide al the knowledge youncedto get the mostautofyour ing bik, Eng Bikes service@engve bikes com www: engwebikes com ‘TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCTS INTRODUCTION AND ASSEMBLY InstRUCTION: DISPLAY GUIDE YOUR FIRST RIDE SECURITY AND WARNINGS: BATTERY AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLE SHOOTING 19 a 2s 29 30ensue ensue General information ue anien one ssuuuity aqnaseasaysanowny wontons ypuey sy win PRODUCTS INTRODUCTION AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION(1)E26 ST (2)E26rropuersteooucHon aN Ascamvns REN ensue Tool Box checklist Dismantle the foam, and thenretate the instrument te the top of thehandlebar Place the handlebar atan appropriate pesition, and make sure the “cross symbol" is located at the center. Uses 4mm hexkey to install the 4 bolts by turning clockwise, The sequenceis shown n the picture above. Please donot fully tighten them yet ‘once the bolts and the handlebar are in the right place, tighten the boles fully with appropriate force, 2ensue Take the headlight outof the carton Align the installation position The fixing piece shallbe insetred Inco the mounting hole Align the serewhole, and then Insere the screw totighten it. ighten with serews in the sequence shown inthe igure. > “ =o ‘The sheltholes should be aligned, putthe screws one by one according tothe instructions in the figure below, and tighten them,neue The serews and gaskets shall be installed according tothe pictur, Clamp the front wheel with the rant fark and lackthe front wheel screw with awrench The shaft sleeves clamped insidethe front fork ensue (Let) This refers tothe The pedals are marked with "R'(Right) ane" {wo sides ofthe e-bike, TheR pedal goes tothe side ofthe carbon belt, and the pedal goes tothe other sie. O® Manually instal the left pedal by turning counterclockwise, and install the rightpedallay turning clockwise. Tignten the pedal ecurely with 2 15mmwrench, I Fillup the air with the hand pump before ridingensue ensue DISPLAY GUIDE Function overview The Display provides a variety of functions to meet your ridingneeds including Battery levelingicator Motor powerindicator Assist evel adjustmentane indication Speed indicator (including real-time speec, maximum speed, and average speed Distance indicator including trip distance and 000) Push assistance control and indication Headlight control and indication Errorcode indicator USB connection indicator (reserved) Heartrate indicator reserved) Bluetooth connection indicator (reserved) Custom parameter setting e-,, wheel diameter, speedlimit, battery level, assist level, power-on password, controller current limit, et.) Resetfunction 1. Funetion overview and functional area layout 1.1 Functional overview Display provides a variety of functions tomeet the riding needs of users including: Battery level indicator Pedal assist PAS} levelindicator Speed (current speed, maximum speed, average speed) Wileageisplay (single ane total mileage) Walk doostmede Lighton/orr Errorcode ingicator L.2Funetionalareas - P=fat=}=i=\n¥ Fa aCe N Figure 1-1 Functional area distribution interface 1.3Button definitions The display is equipped with five buttons on the corcespending operating unit: power on/of KA ,plus EB, minus light anc togglesn ensue 2.Routine operation 2.Powerenjoft Long press [J] te powerenjoff she display. When the displays of, it will nat use the battery power and the leakage current is less than WA. ‘The display will automatically shut off iit is not used for more than 10 minutes. 2.2visplay interface switching When the display is powered on, it will show the Current Speed (koh) and Trip Odometer (km) by default. Short press to switeh between Trip Odometer {km}, Odometer km), Maximum Speed (km/h ane Average Speed (ken) soos ensue 2.aWalk boost mode Long press and hold fi , the electric bicycle enters the walk boost mode, The electric bicycle will drive at a constant speed and the isplay shows BB. Release the button to stop the power output, Immediately and restore to the state before walk boost Figue2-2Helpngta implement the spay sere Apewatkboostmadecanonlybeuses hen pushing he electri biyee 2.ATurning ono tights Press the to make the contrller turn on the lights and the display backight becomes dir, Presofl again to make the contaller tum off the lights andthe backiigh< restore brightness2.5PAS evel selection. Press BB / Bd to switch PAS level of electricbieycle, thus changing the motor output power Figure2-4 AS evel displayinterface 2.6Battery level display The Battery level is shown as 5 bars, When the battery is full ‘charged, all ofthe 5 bars lighten up. When the battery s fully depleted ‘the bar will begin to flash, warning the user to charge the battery a5, seonaspossible 2.TError code display If there is a fault odes in the electronic system of the electric bicycle, the eisplay will automatically show an error code, see Schedule 1 or a detailed definition of the error code, Figure2-6ErrorCode Display ‘A. When the error code appears on the display, please troubleshoot the problem in time, the electric bicycle will not be able to drwe normally after the problem occurs Schedule: Error Code Definition coat current fale allfailure e022 hate falure ens rake (alluresens ensue ses YFensue YOURFIRST RIDE NOTE: Please be VERY CAREFUL when you are ready to get on your e bike for first time because the e-bike moves significantly faster than a regular bicycle in active power-assisted mode. Take your e-bike to an area with a lot of open space before you start. We recommend that youride your e-bike with the pedal assist off at fist, to get familiar with the braking and gear shifting, Then, you can start testing the pedal assist levels incrementally to gain familiarity withthe optimal stings for your riding style Safety checks Before Every Ride The battery pack must be charged andinstalled correctly The display must be on and functioning propery. The brakes must be working properly Tires mustbe inflated tothe proper ps. The front and rear lights mustbe working properly Cable connections must be secure. operating Your New e-Bike The method to turn on the bike i: Press the power button on the left handlebar until the display lignts Rige on the bike and twist the throttle bar or pedal the bike, the bike will move ané you ean change the power Level with control buttons level isthe slowest and level is the fastest, anc level isthe human model. Function Hand Throttle Control, n the hang throttle mode, the amount of power assist is determined by the throttle switeh controlled by your hand. You control the throttle by twisting it from it resting position, the farther the throttle switeh is from its resting position, the more power is delivered to the mater to accelerate the e-bike, When you ‘want to slow down, you simply release the throttle and let it return to Its resting position, and simultaneously apply the brakes if necessary. ‘You do not need to pedal the e-bike if you use the hand throttle However, you ean peéal while commanding power assist, ifyou pedal ‘to help the movement, you conserve energy and the charge in the battery willlastlongerensue ensue SECURITY AND WARNINGS. Before Riding thee Bik’ Always perform a mechanical inspection before riding ane-bike Hardware is properly secured Tires are properlyinflated Brakes are working properly Adjusted and fixed handle ront wheelsare secure and properly locked When Riding thee-Bike Obeyallroad rules and local traficlaws. Respect motorists, pedestrians, and other cyclists. Do not race or tauntother cyclists Ride cautiously as others may nat see you. Do not get too clase to other cyclists orvehicies Ride on bike lanes and trails, Obey traffic stop signs and signals. Use appropriate gestures when turning and parking Donotwearheadphones Donot bring adult passengers. Do not carry anything that obstructs your view or contral of your bike Avoid riding inthe following situations: Visibilityis poor, suchas at dawn, dusk, orin the dark bac weather Extreme rider fatigue E-bike maintenance requires of-road Riding Obey local laws regarding o*-read riding Practice riding on easier terrainto enhance your skill Always wear proper safety gear Always ride with a companion inthe backcountry. RigingintheRain Avoid ridingin wet weather as much as possible Reduce your speed ifyau need to rideinwet weather Wet weather can affect the visibility, braking, and traction af an & bike and afeetothers sharing the road Accidents increase in wet weather conditions Riging at Night Riding at nights far more éangerous than riéing during the day. Be sure towear reflective clothing.ensue ensue Make sure you abey local laws regarding night riding Reflectors are not a subst fe forthe required lights. Reflectors help others see you by picking up and reflecting cars and street lights. Before riding at night, make sure your reflectors are in good condition. Do not remove the reflectors rom the e-bike Always use an adequate lighting system when riding at night or any other 1 of poor visibility. Riding at night or any ether time of poor visibility without adequate lighting systems and reflectors could result in death or serious injury. Equip your e-bike with aftermarket batteries oragenerater lighting systemif necessary. Extreme and Aggressive Riding Electric bike designs have limitations in terms of strength and Incegrity. Extceme, stunt, and competition riding may exceed these limits, The manufacturer does not recommend these types of rides Additionally, extreme, stunt, ané competition iding increase the risk of death and serious injury ‘Tips for increasing Range ‘The bike's range on a single charge will vary widely based on rider, terrain, wine conditions, user input, and addtional cargo weight. The table below shows an estimate of the potential range a rider might exnectunder different conditions alltesteuze: ‘To get the most range per battery charge, there area few simple things youcande: Ride ata lower PAS level Use lower PAS levels and pedals when climbing hills. Peealingwhen starting froma standstill Battery Recycling When your battery is no longer usable, dispase of i according to state and federal regulations, state regulations regarding battery éisposal vary, $0 it's Important to know and follow your state's regulations Lithium-ion batteries cannotbe placed in standard trash cans. Recommended Maintenance interval Regular inspection and maintenance are key to ensuring your Engwe bike performs as intended and reducing wear and tear on its systems. ‘The suggested maintenance intervals are for guidance only, Actual wear and service needs wil vary with usage conditions. We generally recommend inspections, service, and necessary replacements at the first time or mileage intervalin the table below.ensue BATTERY AND MAINTENANCE charging Youre Bike Battery Follow these steps for charging your e-bike battery from Engwe Bikes: ‘pen the cover ofthe charging port and old the bicycle; Insert the key into the battery, and hold it down until its screwed clockwise to the eng (note: the lock lever is completely retracted into the Battery o remove thebattery) Slide off the battery, the battery s quite heavy, you should be careful otto dronit Battery Charging information You can charge the b ry while itis installed on the e-bike or afterit isremoved from the e-2ike You should turn offthe bt tery before you chargeit ‘The charging time depends on the remaining capacity ofthe battery. If the battery is fully aischargee, it will take 6 hours to fully charge. When the battery is fully charged, the LED on the charger will change fromredto green. Atthis point, ou should disconnect the charger Donat leave the charger connected to the battery fora lang time after charging s ful keep itconnected and charge overnight.) It is normal for the charger and battery to heat up slightly during charging. If you notice anything unusual while charging, please stop charging ane using the bike and contact Engwe Bikes Product Support forassistance ensue BATTERY AND MAINTENANCE Any damage or defect inthe warranty component caused by failure to follow the instructions in the electric bicyele owner's manual, acts of God, accident, misuse, neglect, abuse, commercial use, alteration, modification, improper assembly, installation of non-original parts or accessories of Incompatibility with electr¢ bikes sold, mishandling, water damage, extreme riding, stunt riding, or improper subsequent maintenance. Any unauthorized servicing or use of unauthorized parts Batteries are not warranted against damage caused by electrical surges, use of an incorrect charger, improper maintenance or other such misuses, normal wear ané tear, or water damage.ensue Interval Inspect Service Replaceensue soma ensue LIMITED WARRANTY his limited warranty only covers the original owner of an electric bike purchased from Engwe online or in-store, The warranty period begins when you receive the e-bike and shall end immediately upen the end of the warranty period or when the e-bike is sold or transferred to another person, and in ne event shal the limited warranty applicable toany subsequent owner or owner of the e bike other assignees This imitee Warranty Does Not Coverthe + Normal wear ane tear of any covered components. + Consumable ar normal wear parts {including but not limited to tres Inner tubes, brake pads, cables and housings, handlebars, chains, and spokes)son ensue Dear customer! ‘Thank you for purchasing ENGWE series products! Warranty service: Please enter into the oficial website htps://engwe bikes.com/ to view the warranty policy of Engwe. ‘ter purchasing Engwe products, please kindly contact Engwe after: sales service for help when there is a quality issue, whieh means that mer service ofthe seller where you buy your e bike from. Please provide your order number, purchase interface, videos of the