Currie tech eFlow E3Nitro Manuale utente

E3NITRO
Electric Bicycle
Owner’s Manual
Currie Technologies®
3850A Royal Avenue, Simi Valley, CA 93063
eflowebike.com | currietech.com
Version 101
Last modied: April 4, 2013 10:54 AM
Owner's Manual - eFlow E3Nitro.indd

Contents
Section 1 Introduction .....................3
Section 2 Important safety information .....4–7
Important symbols and terms .........6–7
Section 3 Recording your bicycle’s important
serial numbers ...................8
Section 4 Specications.................9–11
Bicycle ...........................9–10
Battery ..........................10–11
Section 5 eFlow component chart .........12
Section 6 Prior to your rst ride ..........13–22
Installing a quick release
front wheel .......................15–17
Adjusting a quick release
seatpost clamp ...................17–19
Section 7 Operation...................23–38
Installing & removing the battery ....23–24
How to ride. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Operating modes ....................26
Display details ....................27–35
Gears & shifting ...................35–36
Range & tips .....................37–38
Section 8 Battery care .................39–45
Charging ........................ 40-43
Storage ..........................43–44
Disposal ............................44
Section 9 Troubleshooting ..............45–48
Flat tire ..........................46–50
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I. Introduction: A word about this Owner’s Manual and your
safety…
Dear Customer,
Currie Tech would like to thank you for purchasing our product.
Cycling (electric or otherwise) can be a hazardous activity,
no matter what type of bicycle you ride. Trafc, weather,
distractions, and many other factors can endanger you while
using any type of bicycle or vehicle. Mistakes and accidents
can lead to severe injury or death so please read this manual
before riding our product.
You have a responsibility to learn how to operate your new
bicycle safely and correctly. Keep it in good shape by
maintaining it and making sure that anyone who uses it knows
how to operate it safely.
Please take the time to read and understand the following
warnings and cautions. Throughout this manual we will attempt
to reinforce the guidelines that we have summarized below.
This is important. If others use your bicycle, please show this
section to them so that they are aware of these important
guidelines to help avoid accidents and reduce the severity of
injuries when they occur.
Thank you.
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II. Important Safety Information
• Helmets: There is no single factor that works better at
reducing the severity of injuries sustained in bicycle
accidents more than a quality bicycle helmet. Please
don’t ever ride your bicycle without one.
• It’s not a tandem: Your bicycle was engineered to carry
one (1), [that is a single rider,] person safely. The rack on
the back is for luggage or a battery. Overloading the
bicycle with a second rider is a bad idea that can lead to
severe injury or death! Not to mention the fact that you
will severely impact the performance of the bicycle.
• It’s the law; obey it: Obey all trafc laws. Always ride
on the right side, with, not against, trafc. STOP signs
and trafc lights apply to cyclists as well as cars and
pedestrians.
• Be alert to conditions around you! Unfortunately, a
motorist that has successfully parallel parked his/her car
is not always thinking about the cyclist fast approaching
from behind. An impact with a car door suddenly
opened into your path will ruin your day.
• Weather: If you get caught in rain or snow, please be
aware that distance to stop your bicycle may double or
triple over the distance that it takes under dry conditions.
Ride more slowly and anticipate your stops by applying
the brakes MUCH earlier. Don’t forget that the roads are
a lot more slippery when wet. Bicycle tires don’t grip wet
pavement as well as dry pavement. Take the corners
carefully.
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• Night time: Motorists have a hard time seeing you when
the sun goes down. We make the bicycle easier to see
with reectors, and you can help with additional lights
and strobes (available accessories). However, even with
these additional features, you’re still not as visible as in
the daytime. If you must ride at night, wear light-colored
clothing, preferably with reective strips. Buy a ashing
LED light and use it. Make sure that the reectors on
your bicycle are properly positioned and clean. Use the
headlight so that you can see the obstacles in your path.
Ride more slowly. Be wary of cars and assume that they
do not see you.
• Maintenance: It worked ne when we put it in the
box: Please maintain your bicycle. We have included
maintenance instructions in this manual. We’re smart
guys, but we haven’t gured out how to make a bicycle
that takes care of itself. Check the brakes and the tires
and the tightness of all those important fasteners before
each and every ride. Pretend that you’re a pilot doing
a walk-around of his airplane before taking-off. The pilot
knows that his life depends on the airworthiness of his
plane; your life depends on the roadworthiness of your
bicycle. Please have your bicycle checked by a qualied
bicycle mechanic AT LEAST once a year. It’s a small
investment in your well-being.
• Battery: We have equipped your eFlow bicycle with a
state-of-the-art lithium ion battery. This is the same battery
chemistry that powers your cell phone and laptop, but
on a much bigger scale. Lithium ion batteries feature the
highest gravimetric energy density available. (How’s that
for engineering techno-speak? What it means is that you
get more energy per pound than with any other battery
chemistry.) We have built-in a sophisticated battery
management system (BMS) that helps control all that
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energy. But the battery requires care and maintenance
to ensure that it will perform safely and reliably for many
miles of riding. We have devoted an entire chapter of
this manual to the battery. Please read and understand
this important information. As always, if you have any
questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
If you have a question about any aspect of riding your bicycle,
please don’t hesitate to give us a call. We love to talk about
the safe use of our products. Or call the Authorized Dealer
where you purchased the bicycle. Remember, we love to do
anything that we can to make sure that you remain a healthy
and loyal customer.
IN SUMMARY:
1. WEAR A HELMET EACH AND EVERY TIME YOU GET ON THE
BICYCLE!
2. Don’t carry passengers.
3. Obey the Rules of the Road.
4. Ride defensively! Watch out for both moving and
stationary cars.
5. Be careful in wet conditions. Braking and traction are
signicantly reduced.
6. Ride carefully at night and make sure you are wearing
high visibility reective clothing.
7. Maintain your bicycle.
8. Care for your battery.
9. Read and study the rest of this manual.
10.If you do not understand any aspect of the use and care
of your bicycle, PLEASE call us: Currie Tech Customer
Service: (800-377-4532).
Important Symbols and Terms
This Owner’s Manual uses the following symbols and terms to call
your attention to Warnings, Cautions and Notes:
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Term: WARNING
Meaning: This term calls attention to a Warning. A
Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
which if not avoided, could result in bodily injury or
death, in addition to property damage. Read the text
accompanying the warning to be aware of the specic
hazard.
Term: CAUTION
Meaning: This term calls attention to a Caution. A
Caution indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which
if not avoided, may result in damage to equipment or
inadvertent system failure. Read the text accompanying
the Caution to be aware of the specic hazard and avoid
damage or system failure.
Term: Note:
Meaning: This term calls attention to a Note. The text
accompanying a Note provides helpful or other important
related information.
Please read, understand and follow all Warning, Caution
and Note notices on your eFlow bicycle and those
included in this Manual. If you do not understand any
of this important information, please contact your selling
dealer or the Currie Tech Customer Service Department
at 800-377-4532.
Related Manuals: Many of the components that are installed
on your eFlow bicycle have manuals that provide operating
and maintenance instructions regarding those particular
components. Please read and understand the important
information contained in those manuals as well.
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III. Recording Your Bicycle’s Important Serial
Numbers:
Your bicycle and certain key components have unique serial
numbers. We urge you to record these serial numbers for
warranty purposes or in case your bicycle is ever lost or stolen.
Bicycle: The bicycle’s serial number is located on the underside
of the frame near the pedal crank:
Bicycle serial number: ______________________________
Motor: The motor serial number is on a label attached to the
left side of the motor hub:
Motor serial number: _____________________________
Battery: The battery serial number is on a label afxed to the
right side of the battery:
Battery serial number: _____________________________
Please also record this other important information:
Date of Purchase: ______________________________
Selling Dealer: ______________________________
Street Address: ______________________________
City/State/Zip: ______________________________
Telephone: ______________________________
Salesman: ______________________________
Please keep this information in a safe place for future reference.
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IV. Specications*
• Performance
o Maximum speed: 20 miles/hour (32 kilometers/
hour)*
o Maximum range: Up to 20 miles (32 kilometers)*
(with standard battery pack)
o Maximum Weight: 275 lbs (125 kilograms)
*Note: many factors affect speed and range
capabilities of the eFlow bicycle. Terrain, average
speed, rider weight, tire ination pressure, winds, hills,
etc., all have an impact on how far and how fast you
go. Please see the Operations section of this Owner’s
Manual for more details.
• Operating modes
o Power-On-Demand Mode (POD): Motor power
regulated by a twist-grip throttle
o Pedal Assist Mode (PAS): Motor power proportional
to rider pedaling effort
• Bicycle
o Frame Aluminum
o Frame size 14.5”
o Front fork: RST SS-A6-T shock front fork
o Handlebar: Kalloy FB-13
o Handlebar stem: Kalloy AS-025
o Grips: Velo VLG-311
o Rims: 26” Alex FR-30 aluminum
o Tires: Maxxis M2003 26” x 2.0”
o Tubes: CST 26” x 2.0”
o Front derailleur SRAM Apex (2 x 10)
o Rear derailleur SRAM Apex (10 speeds)
o Shifters SRAM SL700 Flatbar trigger
o Front brake: Tektro AURIGA E-SUB 51M
o Rear brake Tektro AURIGA E-SUB 51S
o Saddle: Velo VLG-311
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• Motor
o Type: TDCM brushless, gearless hub motor
o Power rating: 500-watts
• Standard Battery Pack
o Model: HTEnergy
o Chemistry: Lithium Ion
o Conguration: 10S5P, 2.2 Amp-hr 18650 cells
o Rated voltage: 37 Volts
o Rated capacity: 11Ah (407 watt-hrs)
o Weight: 3.9 kg (8.6 lbs)
o Max discharge current: 26A
o Over-discharge limits: 2.30V±0.025V per cell
o Pack cut-off voltage: 30V±4V
o Charge method: Constant Current/Constant Voltage
o Over-charge limits: 4.25V±0.025V per cell
o Max charge current: 5A (0.5C5)
o Max charge voltage: 42V
o Internal resistance: ≤150mΩ
• Optional, High Capacity Battery Pack
o Model: HTEnergy
o Chemistry: Lithium Ion
o Conguration: 10S8P, 2.2 Amp-hr 18650 cells
o Rated voltage: 37 Volts
o Rated capacity: 17.6Ah (634 watt-hrs)
o Weight: 5.2 kg (11.4 lbs)
o Max discharge current: 26A
o Over-discharge limits: 2.30V±0.025V per cell
o Pack cut-off voltage: 30V±4V
o Charge method: Constant Current/Constant Voltage
o Over-charge limits: 4.25V±0.025V per cell
o Max charge current: 5A (0.5C5)
o Max charge voltage: 42V
o Internal resistance: ≤150mΩ
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