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Electric Bike Maintenance, Care and Safety

Maintenance & Care

1. Ensure front and rear wheels are aligned with the front fork and frame center.

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2. Park away from direct sunlight and rain.

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3. Do not rinse the e-bike; clean with a damp cloth.

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4. Frequently check the motor and brakes. Do not oil the braking system.

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5. Regularly inspect all screws and keep them tight.

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6. Touch up scratched or chipped paint on metal parts (use touch-up paint or clear nail polish) to prevent rust.

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7. Regularly check chain tension and adjust using the chain regulator.

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8. Inspect tires for scratches, cracks, or excessive wear. Ensure innertubes and valves are perpendicular to the wheel hub. Replace damaged/worn tires or inner tubes immediately (contact professional technicians).

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9. Do not modify key structural parts (frame, front fork, steerer tube, electrical components). Replace damaged parts only with original factory parts; otherwise, the warranty is void, and you assume full responsibility.

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Battery Charging Safety Warnings

1. ⚠️WARNING: DO NOT charge indoors, in hallways, basements, or other enclosed/semi-enclosed spaces. Charge ONLY in well-ventilated, designated outdoor areas.

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2. ⚠️WARNING: AVOID OVERCHARGING. Disconnect power IMMEDIATELYafter the battery is fully charged (typically 6-8 hours). Do not leave the charger connected for extended periods.

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3. ⚠️WARNING: USE ONLY THE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER(OEM) CHARGER. Never use non-original, damaged, modified, or incompatible chargers.

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4. ⚠️WARNING: INSPECT BEFORE CHARGING. Check the battery, charger, and power cord for damage, leakage, or overheating. Cease use immediately if any abnormalities are detected.

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5. ⚠️WARNING: DO NOT charge in extreme temperatures: high heat (≥40℃ / ≥104°F), freezing conditions (≤-10℃ / ≤14°F), humid environments, or direct sunlight.

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6. ⚠️WARNING: KEEP AWAY FROM FLAMMABLE MATERIALS. Maintain aminimum safe distance of 3 feet (1 meter) from combustibles (e.g., gasoline, paper, fabrics) during charging.

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7. ⚠️WARNING: KEEP CHILDREN AND PETS AT A SAFE DISTANCE. Prevent access to the battery and charger while charging to avoid electric shock, burns, or other injuries.

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8. ⚠️WARNING: LONG-TERM STORAGE CARE. Fully charge the battery to 80% before storage. Store in a dry, well-ventilated area and recharge every 1-2 months to maintain battery health.

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9. ⚠️WARNING: DO NOT DISASSEMBLE OR MODIFY THE BATTERY. For maintenance or replacement, contact the official brand after-sales service ONLY. Unauthorized modifications void warranties and pose safety hazards.

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10. ⚠️WARNING: STOP CHARGING IMMEDIATELY if unusual odors, smoke, swelling, or overheating occur. Disconnect power and contact customer support promptly.

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Riding Safety Tips for Extreme Weather

1. High-Temperature Environments (>35°C)

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Shorten continuous riding time (rest for 5 minutes every 30 minutes) to prevent battery overheating.

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Park in a shaded area to avoid direct sunlight (which accelerates tire aging).

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2. Low-Temperature Environments (<5C)

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Preheat the battery indoors for 30 minutes before riding (increases range by~20%).

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Use lower assist levels (1-2 gears) to reduce sudden power drops from high motor load.

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3. Strong Wind Conditions

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Ride against the wind in low gears (1-2) to reduce wind resistance impact on range.

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In crosswinds, slow to <10km/h, maintain stability, and avoid sudden turns.

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Safety Warnings and Emergency Response

1. Mechanical and Operational Risks

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Hot Components: Brake discs and motors may overheat after riding-avoid direct contact.

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Pinch Hazard: Keep fingers away from moving joints when folding or adjusting parts.

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Operational Prohibitions: Do not ride under the influence of alcohol, ride hands-free, or carry children (maximum load: 120kg). When downhill, avoid prolonged throttle use; prioritize braking.

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2. Electrical Safety

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Do not disassemble the battery or modify the circuit (risk of fire or electric shock).

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Keep the battery at least 1 meter from flammable materials during charging; do not cover it (prevents heat buildup).

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Unplug the charger from the power outlet when not in use for extended periods (avoids standby power hazards).

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Fire Emergency: 1. Move away from flammables. 2. Extinguish with a dry powder fire extinguisher - 3. Call emergency services and specify a lithium battery fire.

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Leakage Handling: Wear gloves and absorb leakage with sand; do not touch with bare skin.

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3. Prevention of Riding Accidents

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Maintain a safe distance from other vehicles; avoid sudden acceleration/braking. Slow down on slippery roads and do not use only therear brake.

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For night riding, ensure lights function properly (headlight beam should illuminate 5-10 meters ahead, with a flashing frequency of 75-80 times perminute).

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Prohiblted Actions

1. Modification and Usage Restrictions

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Do not replace the motor, battery, or controller with non-original parts, Do not remove speed-limiting devices or tamper with parameters (voids warranty and may be illegal).

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Strictly prohibit overloading (>150kg), high-speed riding on unpaved roads, and using the e-bike while charging.

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Do not ride under the influence of alcohol/drugs or submerge the e-bike inwater (IPX4 water resistance only protects against splashing).


2. Prohibited Storage and Transportation Practices

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1) Long-Term Storage (>1 month)

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Environmental Requirements: Store at 10°C-25°C with humidity ≤60%, away from heat sources (heating vents, air conditioners).

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Battery Maintenance: Charge to 50%-60% capacity and power on monthly (run for 5 minutes) to maintain battery activity.

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Vehicle Protection: Apply anti-rust oil to the chain; inflate tires to 80% of standard pressure (prevents hub deformation).

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Prohibited: Storage in humid, high-temperature (>40°C) environments or direct sunlight.

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2) Long-Distance Transportation

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Remove the battery and package it separately (per IATA standards); protect the frame with original foam.

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Confirm destination regulations before international transport (e.g., EU requires CE certification; Canada requires battery capacity declarations).

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