Step 10.Disconnect the power source plug from the electric point.
Step 11.Disconnect the charger plug from the battery.
Step 12.Mount the battery onto the bicycle (step 2 and 1 in reverse order). Make sure that the battery is secured in “LOCK” position, so that it cannot move sideways.
5.1.4 Energy indicator | FIG. 16 |
The amount of energy available is indicated via a Light Emitting Diode (LED) string, located on the battery. (see fig. 16 and 17). The indicator will illuminate when you push the “PUSH” button. When fully charged, all five LEDs will be illuminated. As energy is used, less LEDs are illuminated. The light of the LEDs will go out after a few seconds.
5.1.5Battery capacity, range and charching time
FIG. 17
LEDs illuminated | Energy available | Remaining range* [km.] | Charging time** | |||||
1 (blinking) | Less than 1% | < 1 km. | 4 | ~ 5 | hours | |||
1 | 1 | ~ | 20% | < 5 km. | 3 | ~ 4 | hours | |
2 | 21 | ~ | 40% | 5 | ~ 15 km. | 2 | ~ 3 | hours |
3 | 41 | ~ | 60% | 10 | ~ 20 km. | 1.5 | ~ 2 | hours |
4 | 61 | ~ | 80% | 15 | ~ 25 km. | 1 | ~ 1.5 hours | |
5 | 81 | ~ 100% | 20 | ~ 35 km. | 0.5 | ~ 1 | hours | |
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*Note 1: remaining range is just a reference. Figures shown are based on riding in “normal” mode.
Actual remaining range depends on selected mode (“ECO” or “normal”), weather conditions, riding style, selected gears, etc. See section 5.1.6: “Range”.
**Note 2: also charging time is just a reference. Actual charging time depends on the age of the battery and the number of times it has been charged / discharged. Longer charging time may be necessary for older batteries.
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