GnGelectric MY(GX) 1016Z3 User Manual

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GnGelectric®

SIDE MOUNTED ELECTRIC BIKE CONVERSION KIT

MY(GX) 1016Z3 motor

User Manual

Thank you for buying our goods!

Please read thoroughly before you start converting your bike into electric.

-Never hit, drop the motor, or drop it into water.

All you need are: a bike with one gear only, electric bike conversion kit, a

24V/36Vbattery

The kit include:

1x24V/36V 350w motor

1x Mounting plate +bolts

2x Brake lever

1x Controller

1x Smart charger

1x Chain

1x Throttle

1x 3 in 1 Headlight

1x Freewheel adapter

1x Freewheel 16T

1x 18mm axis

1x Left hand bar

Things you should beware of:

1. Before you install the kit, you should check whether the kit has been damaged

during transport.

2. The motor should be mounted securely and you should examine the motor

regularly to prevent the chain worn out.

3. The two freewheels should be mounted on same plane. Otherwise, there will be

noise and the chain may wear out easily.

4. Add some lubricating oil regularly to extend the lifespan of the motor and reduce

noise of the motor.

5. To ensure the motor is tuned suitably. You should check the idle current (2.5-2.8).

6. Avoid overloading the motor. Otherwise the motor may burnt out. (Such

man-made damage will not count into warranty provide.)

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Installation guide

- Preparation

1. Check if the kit is damaged.

2. Check if the existing brake can handle the new power.

3. Prepare basic installing tools.

- Step 1:Install the new freewheel

1. Take off the rear wheel, examine the axis to see whether the original bike axis

should move towards the gear side for 0.5cm or replace the longer axis we

provided.

2. Screw the freewheel adapter we provided into the original bike freewheel,

and then screw the 16T freewheel we provided into the part into the

freewheel adapter. (Beware that the two freewheel should be screwed in the

same direction.)(There is a metal ring included in the adapter. Normally, you

won’t need it.)

3. Reinstall the two chains, connect the Inner one to the crank and the outer

one to the motor, reinstall the rear wheel.

4. The new freewheel should have about 2mm gap away from the bike frame.

Below is the photo description.

1. Original bike axis and the original freewheel

2. Screw on the freewheel adapter.

3. Screw on the 16T freewheel we provided.