CTM E-TRIKE20 LS Owner's Manual

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3/6 KLAUER ST SEAFORD VIC
AUSTRALIA 3198
C H I T U M A A U S T R A L I A P T Y L T D
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THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING OUR ELECTRIC ASSISTED TRICYCLE OUR E-TRIKE CAN BE OPERATED VERY EASILY.IT CAN BE OPERATED BY THE MOTOR ALONE OR BY PEDALING ALONE OR A COMBINATION OF BOTH AT THE SAME TIME.IN ORDER TO GIVE YOU A LONG AND SAFE US­AGE PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.
SAFTEY CHECK BEFORE RIDING
YOUR
BICYCLE
1.CHECK AND TIGHTEN ALL NUTS ,BOLTS, STRAPS AND FASTENERS
2.CHECK THAT BRAKES OPERATE CORRECTLY
3.CHECK TYRES FOR WEAR, DAMAGE AND CORRECT PRESSURES.PRESSURES ARE USUALY WRITTEN ON TYRE WALLS.
4.CHECK WHEELS FOR TRUENESS
5.CHECK LIGHTS FOR OPERATION AND AD­JUSTMENT
6.CHECK AUDIABLE WARNING DEVICE [BELL OR HORN
ALWAYS WEAR AN APPROVED
BICYCLE HELMET AND OBEY THE
ROAD RULES AT ALL TIMES
Align Brake Levers
The first step is to set up your brake levers. Start by loosening the clamp, and
then align them so that they match the angle of your arms when you’re riding.
Once the angle is set, tighten the clamp. If you have smaller hands and your levers are hard to reach, you can set them closer by tightening the reach ad­justment screw on most levers.
Remove & Inspect Brake Pads
Start by giving the cable some slack. Tighten the lever’s barrel adjuster in all
the way. Then pull the protective rubber back and disconnect the brake ca­ble’s quick release mechanism. Then remove the pads. V-brake pads have two sets of positioning washers on each side of the brake arm. Be careful to watch how the washers are posi­tioned so that you can re-install them correctly. Inspect your pads. If they are worn past the indicator line, or have metal pok-
ing through the surface, you’ll need to replace them. If they look ok, use your
sandpaper to re-surface both pads.
Adjust Brake Arm Tension
Now check your brake arm tension. The brake arms should have good spring tension, which makes them release when you let go of the brake lever. If
there isn’t much tension, you may have to increase it on both sides. Undo both bolts one at a time, but don’t remove them completely. You’ll notice a small piece of metal poking out the backside of the brake. This
is the spring, and it slides into one of three holes on your frame or fork. Most brakes work fine in the middle hole. To increase your brake tension, move the spring into the top hole. To decrease the brake tension, move the spring into the bottom hole. Then tighten the mounting bolt.
Install & Align Brake Pads
Now re-install the brake pads, with the washers in the same order as they were before. Align the brake pads so the pad face is flat against the rim. V-
brake pads are different from traditional pads in that they don’t require any
toe-in. Both the front and rear of the pad should contact the rim at the same time. Because of this, v-brakes will sometimes squeak when applied. If you’ve re-surfaced the pads and they are still noisy, you may have to try a higher quality set of pads.
Take a look from the side to make sure the pad is in line with the rim’s brake
surface, and not touching the tire or hanging off the bottom of the rim.
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
ASSEMBLEY
MOUNT SEAT ONTO SEAT POLE AND TIGHTEN SECURELY. INSERT SEAT POLE AND
ADJUST FOR HEIGHT
HANDLE BARS AND SEAT POLES ARE MARKED WITH A MINIMUMN INSERTION
AT MAXIMUMN EXTENSION.NEITHER OF THESE MARKS SHOULD BE VISIBLE
PLUG IN BATTERY CABLE AT REAR OF TRIKE USE CABLE TIES TO SECURE BATTERY
CABLE AND TAILLAMP WIRE
SWITCH AND WARNING LAMPS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED
INDICATOR. LIGHTING AND HORN SWITHES ARE LOCATED ON THE LEFT HAND HANDLEBAR GRIP THE HORN BUTTON IS ALSO USED TO SET THE ALARM BY PRESSING IT WHEN THE POWER KEY IS TURNED OFF.THE ALARM WILL BEEP MOMENTARALY TO INDICATE IT IS ARMED.THEN IF THE BIKE IS TOUCHED A HI PITCHED ALARM WILL SONE FOR 5-10SECS AND THEN IT WILL RESET.THE ALARM CAN ALSO BE DEACTIVATED BY TURNING THE POWER KEY ON THEN OFF.
ALWAYS TURN ON THE POWER VIA THE KEY EVEN IF YOU ONLY INTEND TO PEDAL MANUALLY. ALWAYS TURN ON THE LIGHTS IF RIDING AT NIGHT. ALWAYS WEAR AN APROVED HELMET AND OBEY ALL ROAD RULES YOU CAN EITHER MOVE OFF BY PEDALING OR BY GRADUALLY AND SMOOTHLY ROTATING THE THROTTLE GRIP ON THE RIGHT HANDLEBAR.THE MORE YOU ROTATE THE FASTER YOU CAN GO.IF YOU HOLD BRAKE LEVER NO POWER WILL BE TRANSMITTED TO THE MOTOR. THE ROW OF LIGHTS ON THE DASH INDICATE THE AMOUNT OF POWER IN THE BATTERY AS THE LIGHTS GO OUT THE LESS POWER IS AVAILABLE.THIS IS IN EFFECT YOUR FUEL GAUGE
PLEASE READ FOLLOWING PAGES CAREFULLY
REMEMBER CHECK BRAKE OPERATION EVERY TIME BEFORE RIDING AND INSPECT CABLES
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