Mobicycle E-Folding, E-Mountain, E-City Instruction Manual

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ELECTRIC BIKE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
99% mounted electric bike
E-Folding E-Mountain
E-City
BEFORE FIRST USE, READ THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
www.mobi-cycle.com
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WELCOME
Thank you for purchasing a Mobicycle electric bike!
It will allow you to travel in an economical and ecological way, while bringing you an ease
of pedaling unknown on a classic bike.
We invite you to read this instructions manual to get the most out of your Mobicycle bike.
This User Manual provides details on the product, its equipment and gives information on how to operate it and maintenance. Read it carefully and familiarise yourself with your electric bike before using it, in order to maximize safety and prevent tragic accidents. Never forget that a power-assisted bike is not a scooter and will require your help to go further, faster and longer. We encourage you to take charge of your power-assisted bike in an open space, in order to feel the release of your engine, and thus ensure optimal control of your bike.
This User Guide lists the many possible hazards and contains many warnings about how to use this electric bike and the safety implications if setup, operation and maintenance were not done in the right way.
An electric bike is heavier than a conventional bike (the average weight for a MOBICYCLE bike
without battery is 25 kg). Without assistance pedaling can be more difcult. You must always make
sure you are able to travel without assistance.
Read it carefully and if you have any questions, please contact us immediately.
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SOMMAIRE
Introduction Page 2
Summary Page 3
Recommendations for use Page 4
Getting Started with the eBike Page 5
Handlebar control switch Page 8
Tips for Driving an eBike Page 10
Battery Page 11
Troubleshooting Page 15
Care instructions Page 16
Data Sheets Page 17
Waranty and standards Page 20
After Sales Service Page 23
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF USE
The electric bike (eBike) allows daily use on urban and peri-urban roads by limiting the effort thanks to the electric motor. The bike and the braking system are designed for a maximum total weight of 120kg, cyclist, equip­ment and luggage included.
Do not leave the eBike and its components within the reach of children.
Do not dispose of the battery in the trash.
Do not apply pressure on the charger wire or on the plug.
Be sure to insert the plug into the wall insert when charging.
Do not touch the plug with wet hands.
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
Do not use the electrical plug nor the earth plug if they are dusty.
To remove the power cord from the wall outlet, do not pull on the cord but on the plug.
Always gently pull on the charging cord.
Do not use items such as charger, power cord, or plug if these are damaged. Replace them with original elements.
Once charging is complete, the charger and the charger of the charger.
The following accessories are required to drive on public roads in France: lights and
reectors on the front and rear wheels and a bell.
Respect the rules of the road.
Wear a helmet with the EC/CE standard and correctly adjusted:
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GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR E-BIKE
1. Tighten the handlebar. To do this, use the provided tool and turn to the right.
E-Folding
E-Mountain
E-City
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2. Turn on the battery.
3. Turn on the power on the control system.
E-CityE-MountainE-Folding
4. Choose the assistance mode. (1st level is recommended for rst use.)
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5. Take charge of the handlebar and start the assistance by pedaling.
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CONTROL SYSTEM
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3
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1 On / Off 2 Front lighting 3 Battery level 4 Selecting the level of assistance 5 Assistance Display Level : 0,1,2,3,4
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Operating the Control System
1. On / Off :
• Press the button to activate the system.
• Press the button to deactivate the system.
2. Lighting :
• Press the button to activate the front light.
• Press the button to deactivate the front light.
3. Assistance :
• Press the button to select the level of assistance :
(You have the choice between 5 levels.)
0 No assistance 1 Very small assistance 2 Small assistance 3 Average assistance 4 Advanced assistance
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TIPS FOR DRIVING AN E-BIKE
Cycling with electric bike requires a little practice :
In the beginning, practice in a place with enough space around you and if possible without
trafc or pedestrians. You will be able to familiarise yourself with driving with assistance,
control the braking behavior and know how to change gears.
Practice turns more specically. Stop pedaling in time before the curves. Do not start peda
ling too soon after, otherwise the engine accelerates while you are still in the bend.
Try all the speeds and observe the acceleration compared to the selected speed.
At rst, drive on level 1 or 2, the engine does not accelerate as hard and you save battery.
The battery life is even greater when you pedal with a low level of assistance.
Never attempt to activate the battery and engine while driving. You risk an accident and the engine will be damaged.
Do not forget when planning a route, that the bike (because of its reinforced construction, components, engine and battery) will have a greater weight than a normal bike. If stairs or obstacles are on the itinerary, get help to carry the bike.
Because of its weight, braking distances can be longer than with a conventional bike. It must be taken into account.
Of course, you can use the bike without assistance at any time.
Although wearing the helmet is not mandatory for adults, it is advisable to wear one to prevent any accident.
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BATTERY
Caution: Risk of material damage due to water penetration. The engine and battery are
protected against rain and splashing water when the battery is mounted. When removing the batte­ry, water may enter in contact with electrical parts of the bike. Always keep the bike out of the rain to
remove the battery. If necessary, dry the electrical contacts before retting the battery.
Remove the E-Folding battery
• Tilt the saddle via the gray pull tab
• Turn the key to «Push»
• Open the system to tighten the seat post
• Pull the battery upwards.
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Remove the E-Mountain battery
• Turn the key and lift the battery
• Pull the battery towards you
Remove the E-City battery
• Turn the key
• Pull the battery towards you
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Battery charge
Use only the specic charger provided with the purchase of the bike.
Fully charge the battery before the rst trip and after each use, even after a short trip.
Charge the battery in a temperature controlled environment (15 - 25 ° C)
• Plug the charger connector into the battery socket
• Plug the power plug into an outlet
• The charger indicator is red while charging
• As soon as the indicator turns green, charging is complete.
• Remove the main plug from the socket
• Remove the connector from the battery socket
Danger
• Do not operate charger at temperatures above 50°C or with relative air humidity above 80%.
• Charge the battery only in dry spaces.
• Do not cover the charger
• Do not charge in full sun
• The battery should always be charged in a ventilated place
• Do not use the battery if it emits an unusual smell or heats up abnormally.
• Do not disassemble the charger
• Do not expose the charger and battery to ames or sparks.
For extended battery life
The battery is a last-generation lithium-ion battery. These batteries have no memory effect.
Advantage : The battery no longer needs to be fully discharged before being recharged to have maximum capacity.
• Deep discharge or empty storage is detrimental to the battery. Therefore, after each use, after a few days of non-use and when you do not use the bike for a long time, for example in winter, you must charge it completely at least every 30 days.
• Store the bike with its battery in a dry place.
• Charge and store the battery in a temperature controlled environment.
• Charge the battery after each use, even a short trip.
• When the bike is stopped, even for short breaks please turn off the assistance via the control system
• The battery should never be opened
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Respect the environment
Do not dispose of the battery or charger in the wild or with your household waste. Take it back to a recycling center !
With this responsible action, you will contribute to the pro­tection of your environment.
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Symptoms of failure
The indicator light
is off and the engine
does not start
The engine is running while the lock is open
TROUBLESHOOTING
Cause of the problem Solution
Battery voltage is too low Immediate charge The battery does not provide
enough energy The battery lock does not work,
preventing the battery from being secured
Accelerator is connected incor­rectly
Accelerator is damaged Replace accelerator Lost or weak connection with
the battery
Replace the battery
Replace the battery safety lock
Reconnect according to the electrical circuit
Adjust and clean the connec­tors
Engine intermittently
stops
The reduced running
time
The battery does not
charge completely
The front light does
not turn on
The accelerator does
not work
The battery is moving because of vibrations
The battery is unable to hold the charge properly
The battery is providing too little voltage
The battery is defective Replace the battery
The charger has no output Check the connectors or
The contact between the char­ging port of the battery and the charger is bad
The light switch is malfunctio­ning or is not connected proper­ly
Short circuit in the accelerator Replace accelerator
Check or replace the battery lock
Replace the battery
Repair or replace the battery
replace the charger
Clean or change the charger plug
Check the connectors or replace the switch
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MAINTENANCE TIPS
The pressure of your tires decreases with time which is perfectly normal. A bicycle’s inner tube is
slightly porous. Remember to check and regularly control the pressure of your tires. Driving deated
reduces the battery life, increases pedaling effort and promotes punctures. We advise you to select a pressure of 3.5 bar for a soft use and of 4 bar for a more sporting use.
Check the tension of your chain which must be perfectly tight. If this is not the case, you may derail and damage the rear derailleur.
If you do not use your electric bike regularly, we recommend that you recharge it at least once a month. Remember to keep it away from moisture.
For any intervention on your power-assisted bicycle (cleaning, electrical or mechanical mainte­nance), you must absolutely remove your battery and switch off your eBike.
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DATA SHEET
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUR ELECTRIC BIKE - E-FOLDING
DIMENSIONS Height: 72 cm / Width: 60 cm / Len-
gth: 85 cm
FRAME Aluminum XCX 20 inch / Lifetime
frame warranty
RIMS Double wall rims TYRES ZW 20*1,75 FRONT BRAKE V Type HY
MECHANICAL
PARTS
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
REAR BRAKE V Type HY CASSETTE 7-speed Shimano derailleur BOTTOM BRACKET Prowheel FORK Fork 20’’ MAXIMUM WEIGHT HANDLED 100 kg HANDLEBAR Aluminum SPEED Shimano CRUTCH Side stand HANDLES Ergonomic handles WEIGHT 25,5 kg DRUMS XDLC Lithium Cell 36V 6.6 Ah (Li-
ion) 3,1 kg LOADING TIME 4-6 hours CHARGER 42v 2ah ENGINE 250W XAD brushless* MANAGEMENT JMT-791 AUTONOMY 50 / 60km depending on the user LIGHTS Front and rear
Brushless motors have an advantage over DC (Direct Current) motors. Indeed, the absence of brushes avoids a number of problems typical of DC motors, namely friction and noise that limit the life of the engine by their wear.
A brushless motor has the same elements as a DC motor, except the brush collector, but the location of the coils and permanent magnets are reversed. The rotor is composed of one or more permanent magnets, and the stator of several coils.
These engines are therefore more efcient in the long term and offer
great energy savings.
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUR ELECTRIC BIKE - E-MOUTAIN
FRAME Aluminum XCX 26 inch / Lifetime
frame warranty
RIMS Double wall rims TYRES ZW 26*1,75 FRONT BRAKE V Type HY REAR BRAKE V Type HY
MECHANICAL
PARTS
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
CASSETTE 7-speed Shimano derailleur BOTTOM BRACKET Prowheel FORK Fork 28.6x25mm MAXIMUM WEIGHT HANDLED 100 kg HANDLEBAR Aluminum SPEED Shimano CRUTCH Side stand HANDLES Ergonomic handles WEIGHT 25/27 kg DRUMS XDLC Lithium Cell 36V 6.6 Ah (Li-
ion) 3,1 kg LOADING TIME 4-6 hours CHARGER 42v 2ah ENGINE 250W XAD brushless* MANAGEMENT JMT-791 AUTONOMY 50 / 60km depending on the user LIGHTS Front and rear
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUR ELECTRIC BIKE - E-CITY
FRAME Aluminum XCX 26 inch / Lifetime
frame warranty
RIMS Double wall rims TYRES ZW 26*1,75 FRONT BRAKE V Type HY REAR BRAKE V Type HY
MECHANICAL
PARTS
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
CASSETTE 7-speed Shimano derailleur BOTTOM BRACKET Prowheel FORK Fork 28.6x25.4mm MAXIMUM WEIGHT HANDLED 100 kg HANDLEBAR Aluminum SPEED Shimano CRUTCH Side stand HANDLES Ergonomic handles WEIGHT 25/27 kg DRUMS XDLC Lithium Cell 36V 6.6 Ah (Li-
ion) 3,1 kg LOADING TIME 4-6 hours CHARGER 42v 2ah ENGINE 250W XAD brushless* MANAGEMENT JMT-791 AUTONOMY 50 / 60km depending on the user LIGHTS Front and rear
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GUARANTEES
Mobicycle bikes are products designed to bring complete satisfaction to our users. It is for this rea­son that Mobicycle wishes to commit to the strength and quality of its e-bikes.
In this context, Mobicycle offers its customers a lifetime warranty applicable exclusively to the frame that equips our bikes. This warranty begins to run from the date of purchase of a Mobicycle bike. It is
specied that, in order for the lifetime warranty to be valid, the buyer must complete the form within
one month after the purchase of the bike.
Under this warranty, Mobicycle offers either the replacement of an equivalent frame or its repair within a reasonable time after receipt in our technical center. We inform you that the transportation costs are the responsibility of the customer.
Nevertheless, this contractual commitment will not apply in the event of poor maintenance or misuse
of our Mobicycle bikes as dened in the instructions for use of the product concerned.
To benet from the lifetime warranty on the frame of your electric bike, simply ll out the questionnaire in the month following your purchase by specifying the details used during the order (last name, rst name, phone number, email, address), the SKU of your bike (you will nd it on your invoice), and the
EAN (which is on the delivery box). Also attach a photocopy of your purchase invoice.
Mobicycle reserves the right to check if all the conditions of application of the guarantee for life are properly met and to implement all the necessary measures to verify it.
Legal guarantees :
It is also specied that the guarantee for life does not exclude the application of the legal guarantee
(s) considered by the Code of the consumption and the Civil code, namely:
- Article L. 211-4 of the Consumer Code : «The seller is required to deliver a good in accordance with the contract and is responsible for any lack of conformity existing at the time of delivery. It also responds to any lack of conformity resulting from the packaging, assembly instructions or installation when it has been charged to it by the contract or has been carried out under its responsibility».
- Article L. 211-5 of the Consumer Code: «To be in conformity with the contract, the property must:
1 ° Be t for the usual expected use of a similar good and, when appropriate:
- correspond to the description given by the seller and possess the qualities that he has presented to the buyer in the form of a sample or a model;
- present the qualities that a buyer may legitimately expect given the public statements made by the seller, the producer or his representative, particularly in advertising or labeling;
2 ° Or have the characteristics dened by mutual agreement by the parties or be t for any special
purpose sought by the buyer, made known to the seller and that the latter has accepted.»
- Article L. 211-12 of the Consumer Code: «The action resulting from the lack of conformity is pres­cribed for two years from the delivery of the property»
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- Article 1641 of the Civil Code: «The seller is bound by the guarantee for reasons of hidden defects of the item sold which renders it unsuitable for the use for which it is intended, or which so dimini­shes this use that the buyer would not have acquired it, or would have given a lower price for it, if he had known them.
- Article 1648 paragraph 1 of the Civil Code: «The action resulting from latent defects must be brought by the purchaser within two years from the discovery of the defect».
Download on our website the form to benet from the lifetime warranty of the frame of your
Mobicycle electric bike.
The guarantee is part of a legal framework that differs between countries and customs areas. It is always the legal framework that applies to the minimum, the Mobicycle warranty contract applies when it is more favorable. To clarify and to give you an idea, the following table summarizes the main elements of a bicycle, the phenomena of wear not guaranted and the associated waranty period within the European Community.
To clarify :
Existence of
Components
Frame No No For life
Rigid fork Yes
Suspended fork Yes
Damper Yes
Hanger / stem No No 2 years
Seat post / seat collar No
Bell No No 2 years
Portage No No 2 years
Mudguard No No 2 years
Crutch No No 2 years
Wheel Yes
Tyre and tube Yes Puncture, wear Necessary 2 years
Painting and
decoration
Transmission Yes
a phenome­non of wear
Yes
Not guaranteed
wear phenomena
• Wear of seals and slip ring
• Purge systems
• Seal wear and slip ring
• Purge systems
• Bent wheel
• Wear on bea­rings
Practice related scratches or de­gradation
Wear of rollers, gears, crowns
Maintenance
Not
necessary
Necessary 2 years
Not
necessary
Necessary 2 years
Not
necessary
Necessary 2 years
Waranty, if
yes
duration
2 years
2 years
2 years
2 years
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• Battery wear
Assistance to
pedaling
Brake Yes
Headset Yes Wear on bearings Necessary 2 years
Saddle Yes Coating wear Necessary 2 years
Pedaling Yes Wear on bearings Necessary 2 years
Lighting Ye s Light bulb wear Necessary 2 years
Yes
• Wear bearing motor and compo­nents
Wear of cables, sheaths, pads or plates
Necessary 2 years
Necessary 2 years
STANDARDS
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AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Our team of advisors and after-sales service experts are there to answer your questions and ad-
vise you on the choice of spare parts and accessories for your electrical bike thanks to their tech-
nical knowledge of each model.
Do not hesitate to contact us, from Monday to Friday, from 8am to 6pm:
Phone : +33 (0)9.74.59.41.75
Distributed by :
JT2D SAS
22 rue de l’Industrie
ZI des Joncaux
64700 Hendaye
France
NOTICE updated on October 4, 2018
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