Spinta Corso User Manual

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Corso

USER MANUAL

Electric Assist Bicycle

Please read the manual carefully before riding.

Please store the manual well in case needed in the future.

ENGLISH

FIRST EDITION BIKE

Corso

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About Manual

Thanks for purchasing our products.

To make sure that you can use the product correctly, please

carefully read the full manual before driving it.

This manual contains important safety use instructions.

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Spinta Corso Brief Introduction ................................................................................................. 04

Spinta Corso Specications ....................................................................................................... 05

Products Diagram ........................................................................................................................ 06

Meter Function .............................................................................................................................. 07

Meter Operation ............................................................................................................................ 08

Initial Assembly Steps ................................................................................................................. 09

How to connect Bluetooth Speaker .......................................................................................... 10

Safety Usage .................................................................................................................................11

Spinta Corso Daily Maintenance ............................................................................................... 13

Common Troubleshooting .........................................................................................................17

After-sales service ....................................................................................................................... 19

Warranty Record ........................................................................................................................... 20

Warranty Process ......................................................................................................................... 21

Catalogue

Package including

Spinta Corso bike x 1, charger x 1, tool kit x 1, user manual x 1,

warranty card x 1, certicate x 1

Corso

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4 Spinta Corso Brief Introduction

With the trends of internet+objects, articial intelligence, and low-carbon environment protection, our

transportation methods are changing. Combining leading industrial technology, modern innovative processes, we accomplished a top quality Spinta Corso e-bike. We’re dedicated to producing intelligent, multifunctional, fashionable and stylish stylish products with compact design, bringing you a healthier, more fashionable transporter, helping more riders enjoy an enviroinmentally-friendly and enjoyable.

SPINTA CORSO BRIEF INTRODUCTION

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5Spinta Corso Specications

SPINTA CORSO SPECIFICATIONS

Item

Nominal Voltage

Battery

Max Mileage

Motor Power

Motor Type

Motor Torque

Battery Type

Charger

Charging time

Electricity consumption per charge

Frame Material

Net Weight

Max Loading Weight

Waterproof Level

Controller Over - curren protection

Controller Under - voltage protection

Tyre

Controller power tube

Brake method

Product Dimension

Package Dimension

Specications

36V

36V/5.8AH

50-60KM

240W

German technology high speed brushless gear motor

10N.M

18650 Lithium battery

110-240V; 50-60Hz

2.5 - 5H

0.27 K W H

Aluminum 6061 - T6

16.5kg

120kg

IPX4

13 A

31.5 V

20 inch inflatable tyre

6 tubes

Mechanical disc brake

1590 x 1015 x 595mm

1400 x 230 x 850mm

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6 Products Diagram

PRODUCTS DIAGRAM

Smart meter

Handle bar

Mechanical brake lever

Aluminum frame

Front relector/light

Front fork

Power on/off

Bluetooth speaker (Option)

Quick-release front wheel

Charging port

Controller

Sensor

Saddle

Rear reflector/light

Seat Post

Mud guard

Disc brake

Brushless gear

motor

Kickstand

Magnesium alloy

integrated wheel

(Option spoked

wheel)

Inflatable tyre

Chain

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7Meter Function

METER FUNCTION

Brake

Motor error

Controller error

Speed

Riding time

Total mileage

Single trip mileage

Odometer

Sensor error

Battery 1

Battery 2

Miles per hour Kilometres per hour

Gear

Mile

Kilometre

Power

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8 Meter Operation

Turn on power switch, and the meter will light up.

Press on the left side of the meter button

to choose power output mode.There are 4 gears

to shift, as follow:

• “0” gear - 0% assist Fitness mode: motor power output 0%, suitable for sport and exercising.

• “1” gear - 25% assist Aerobic mode : motor power output 25%, lower consumption, longer range, suitable for aerobic

ride exercising .

• “2” gear - 50% assist ECO mode: motor power output 50%, moderate consumption, suitable for outdoor leisure or

riding on flat roads.

• “3”gear - 90% assist Climbing mode : motor power output 90%, suitable for slope climbing or fast trips.

Press on the right side meter button to choose ‘meter display’, as follow:

•

, single trip riding mileage (km)

•

, total riding mileage (km), once press the right side meter button

•

, single trip riding time(h), twice press the right side meter button

• Long press the right side meter button for 2 seconds, can display plug-in battery capacity

(applicable for bike with plug-in battery pack).

METER OPERATION

Please note

1. Please shut off the battery when the bike is unused.

2. Please charge the bike every 60 days if you do not use it, to prevent the battery from breaking down and ceasing to function.

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9Assemble Steps

INITIAL ASSEMBLY STEPS

Step 1

In the packaging of the Spinta Corso you will nd

the handlebar in parallell position to the front Wheel.

Step 2

Turn the handlebar perpendicular to the front Wheel.

Step 3

Fix the steering screws (right and left).

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10 How to connect Bluetooth Speaker

1. The valid range for the bluetooth speaker is 0-10m and and is normally best within 5 m.

2. How to connect the bluetooth speaker: Turn on the bluetooth of your mobile/pad, search nearby

Bluetooth devices, nd “E-scooter” and connect it (once connected it only accepts one phone/pad).

HOW TO CONNECT BLUETOOTH SPEAKER

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11Safety Usage

Any riding tools are a security risk, and Spinta Corso is no exception, so you have to learn more about the product safety precautions, and pay attention to safety when riding.

Spinta Corso is a stylish and portable transport tool to meet the short-distance travel needs. In some countries and areas, when riding an electric bike you must obey the local laws and regulations.

For further details, please contact related departments, or our agent and after-sales team.

Safety Warnings

• Warning! Brakes will heat up in ride. Do not touch the brakes after use;

• Must not be used in crowded areas;

• Always pay attention to your own and others’ safety;

• Only use the product for riding;

• Electric bicycle cannot be modied;

• Do not allow hands, feet, hair, body parts, or other similar parts to touch rotating parts, such as

wheels, rotating systems and motors while riding;

• Please abrupt sharp collision, wet pavements and uneven roads;

• For the electrical system specications and services please refer to the operating instructions;

• It is recommended not to ride in dark places at night;

• It is recommended that the user check the restrictions of use for road safety in accordance with

the regulations;

• It is recommended to ride on flat, hard, dry and clean cement or asphalt roads;•

• Please avoid riding on water, sand, gravel, pavement debris and in rain, which affects the brakes

and visibility;

• Before riding, you must wear a helmet, gloves, elbow, kneecap protection and other safety

equipment to prevent accidents;

• Check the vehicle: Before riding you need to check whether the power is sufcient, whether the bike

has any problems or loose parts;

• It is forbidden to ride on wet roads, especially snow and water,

• It is recommended not to climb more than 15 degree up and down ramp.

• Users should keep checking the brake performance, pay attention to lengthening the braking

distance when riding downhill, rain and snow;

• Please try to or in avoid rapid acceleration or deceleration, avoid excessive forward and backward

body or speeding;

• When movement the remaining power is insufcient, please ride at a low speed, and charge the

bike as soon as possible;

• If there is a risk of falling, protect your personal safety rst, adhere “human the safety priority”

principle;

SAFETY USAGE

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12 Safety Usage

• Do not put your hands in your pocket while riding, in case something sudden happens;

• Make sure you understand and comply with local trafc laws and regulations while riding Spinta

Be considerate when riding, pay attention to the people and objects around you, so as to avoid your collision;

• Ride the bike at a controlled safe speed for your own safety and that of those around you;

• Respect the right of way of other pedestrians, do not frighten them, especially children; slow down

and warn pedestrians while riding behind them;

• Keep safe distance while there are other riders in your path, do not ride side by side unless there is

enough a space for pedestrians to pass;

• Do not ride in poor light places. If you have to, please slow down and pay more attention;

• Please avoid riding backwards, as this is dangerous. Only do so for a few steps to avoid sudden

obstructions.

Active safety protection measures

• Before using, make sure that all locking parts are locked in place; (Follow the installation

instructions, to avoid causing injury).

• Check the xing of all screws before use to avoid self-locking nuts or other xed parts loosening;

• Inflate the tyre appropriately, and make sure there is enough anti-skid;

• Check that axle protective cover and other protective equipment is correctly tted;

• The electric chain might loosen after riding a period of time. To tighten it, loosen the nuts on both

sides of the rear axle and tighten the chain nut, making sure the rear wheel is aligned horizontally with the frame, and then both sides. If the chain is tight, repeat the operation as above (chain sag 10mm-15mm).

• Adjust the saddle height. The safety line should not be showing, and pay attention to the saddle

tube clamping. Tightening torque for the handle should not be less than 18Nm;

• Before riding, please follow the preparations and inspections required by the manufacturer:

- Wear a helmet, kneecap, gloves, elbow and other protective equipment.

- Find a suitable place for safe cycling and protector.

- Check the functioning of the brake system.

- Check that the safety badge is properly positioned and is easily readable and understandable.

• Do not let others use your Spinta Corso unless the person has read the manual carefully;

• Please ride safely. Always wear approved protective equipment: a helmet to protect your head

gloves, eye protection equipment, elbow pads and other protective equipment;

• Do not ride when incapable or unable to comply with the instructions and warnings in the manual;

• Do not ride under the influence of alcohol or medicine;

• Dismount from the bicycle in good time in case of insufcient battery, continuous alarm and

constant speed reduction, and resolve the problem as soon as possible to ensure your safety;

• Please check before riding, and never ride without having rst solved any problems of pieces in

bad condition or damaged.

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13Spinta Corso Daily Maintenance

SPINTA CORSO DAILY MAINTENANCE

Step 1

Take out the front wheel.

Step 3

Insert the axis from the right side, for each side of the bottom bracket, there is a small spring, and the spring circle towards the inside.

Step 5

Fasten the right bar and lock the front fork.

Step 2

Place the brake pad on the brake slot.

Step 4

Tighten the bottom bracket screw of the left side front fork, should not screw too tightly.

Step 6

Rotate the front wheel, if there is no friction, it is xed.

If there is friction, loosen the screw on the brake.

Front wheel part. Fix the front wheel with attached tools (as picture shows)

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14 Spinta Corso Daily Maintenance

Step 1

Rotate the stem cover clockwise at 180 degrees.

Step 3

Symmetrically x the screws from both sides,

tighten from right side and left side alternately,

do not x/unx it in one direction only.

Step 5

Adjust the handle bar to the safety line, do not offset.

Step 2

Open the mini round cover, then lock the screw inside the cover (see above picture). Cover it after locking.

Step 4

Disassemble the handle bar screws.

Step 6

Fix the screws in opposite angles (see as above picture).

Handle bar part. Fix the handle bar as follow steps (as picture shows)

Mini Round Cover

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15Spinta Corso Daily Maintenance

Step 1

There is a left side pedal and a right side pedal,

“L” means left side, and “R” means right side.

Step 7

Insert the brake power-off connector to the socket (as above picture).

Step 3

Pedal assembly nished as the picture shows.

Step 2

Do as the picture shows, twist the corresponding pedal to the screw hole, then tighten the screw.

Step 8

The handlebar completely installed as the picture.

Pedal part. Please use a spanner or other tools to install the pedal (as picture shows)

Tips

Shake it slightly to loosen the connector.

Tips

Add some lubricating oil to the screw for easier tightening.

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16 Spinta Corso Daily Maintenance

Daily lubricating maintenance (see below table)

• Keep the air pressure of the tyres below 35 PSI;

• Use genuine spare parts, and ask local distributor or professional technicians to install them;

• Replace the tyres when damaged or the seriously worn.

Daily cleaning

• If the surface of the Corso Spinta becomes dirty, use a soft cloth with a little water to wipe it. If the stains are difcult to remove, apply a little toothpaste and use a toothbrush to scrub the area

several times. Then clean it again with water and a soft cloth;

Notice :Do not use alcohol, petrol, kerosene or other corrosive, volatile chemical solvents to clean

the bike, to avoid damaging the appearance and internal structure. Do not use a water gun with pressure to rinse. While cleaning, make sure Spinta Corso e-bike is powered off, the cable is unplugged and charging port is covered, in case of the electric shock or serious failure.

• Please the store the Spinta Corso e-bike indoors, in a cool, dry place when not in use, and do not

leave it out of doors for long time;

• To avoid brake system failure, please do not add oil to the brake pads.

Battery maintenance of Spinta Corso e-bike

• Recommended temperature for storing the battery : -20º-50º, overheat, and may even cause re;

• The failure cannot be repaired. The battery has a built-in motherboard which can record the charge

and discharge status. It cannot be recharged if damaged by prolonged lack of charging, which

nullies the guarantee (Notice: do not permit non-professional personnel to disassemble the battery pack. This could cause serious safety accidents in case of an electric shock or short circuit!).

Lubricating position

Front fork set

Front/rear axle

Bottom Bracket

Pedal axle

Chain wheel

Chain

Freewheel interior

Brake lever

Lubricating period

1 year

1 month

Recommended oil for Lubricating

Lubricating grease

Lubricating oil

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17Common Troubleshooting

COMMON TROUBLESHOOTING

Users can carry out self-checking and troubleshooting when the situations below occur

Problem

The power indicator

on meter flashes

Abnormal sound

from the bike

The pedals are

turning when riding

It is hard to pedal

The battery can not

be charged

Max mileage

reduced after delete

word charging

Analysis

The voltage of the battery is in

an undervoltage condition

Screws may be loose on some

parts

Abrasion between unxed and

xed parts

Flywheel may damaged or be

oily

The chain is too tight

The brake system is locked or

has friction

Insufcient tyre pressure

The transmission parts are not

flexible due to lack of oil

The bottom bracket pedal part is

not flexible enough or the chain

is too tight

The charging socket may be

faulty or poorly connected

Battery may have become

disconnected or poorly connected

Insufcient tyre pressure

Charging is not full

The battery is aging

Transmission parts are not

flexible

Solution

Charge the bike immediately

Fasten every screw

Check if the corresponding part

has shifted, and then adjust it

Lubricate it after cleaning

Moderately adjust the tightness of the chain

Adjust the brake system

Inflate the tyre

Check and add oil

Check the corresponding

part and add oil or adjust the

tightness of chain

Replace the socket or check

the connection

Check the battery connection

Inflate the tyre

Recharge

Inspect the battery

Change the bearing or add

lubricating oil

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18 Common Troubleshooting

Problem

Max mileage reduced

after charging

The crank is spinning

or loosening

The saddle moves

up and down or shifts

The front wheel is

shifting or shaking

Analysis

The brake system is locked

or has friction, or the chain is

too tight or lacks oil

Riding on steep hills or against

the wind, or with frequent

braking and starting

Too much oil on the freewheel

Freewheel rolling bearing is

too tight

The saddle is badly xed or

the nut is loose

The screw/nut under the

saddle is loose

The screw/nut is loose on

front axle

Contact between handlebar

and front fork, bolt is loose

inside the handlebar

Front fork stem or fork leg is

loose

Solution

Adjust brake lever or apply oil

to chain

Avoid riding in these conditions

Clean the freewheel

Adjust the bearing of the

freewheel

Adjust or tighten the saddle,

tighten the screw/nut

Adjust the saddle, tighten the

screw/nut if loose

Tighten the screw/nut on front

axle

Tighten the bolt

Adjust the front stem or fork leg

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19After-sales service

AFTER-SALES SERVICE

Rules of warranty

Users can obtain free after-sale service within warranty except in the case of man-made damage.

Item

Rear motor

Battery

Frame

Frame of front

wheel

Controller, charger

Saddle

Foot pedal

Front fork

Chain-ring

Sensor

Warranty Period

12 months

18 months

24 months

12 months

6 months

12 months

Warranty Period Description

May be renewed within 12 months (3

months turnover period)

Battery capacity < Original 60%

If there are cases of lost, broken or cracked

welding causing instability of the bike, we

can change it for a new one, but modication

and man-made damage are exceptions

If there are flaws and serious damage,

we can change for a new one, but excess

weight and man-made damage are

exceptions. If there is a function problem

which cannot be repaired, we can change it

for a new one.

If there is function problem which cannot be