Junction Powertrail Manuale dell'operatore

Powertrail Power Assisted Bicycle –User Instruction Manual

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Contents 
Welcome word ............................................................................2 
Safety Information.......................................................................2 
Quick Start Instructions...............................................................4 
System component presentation ................................................6 
Component features ...................................................................8 
Components technical specs .......................................................8 
Operating Range..........................................................................9 
Using your power assisted bicycle.............................................10 
General handling instructions ...............................................10 
Turning the system on...........................................................11 
Turning the system off...........................................................11 
Removing or inserting the battery.........................................12 
Specific riding maneuvers......................................................13 
Choosing a power assistance mode ......................................13 
Power assist level and modes ...............................................13 
Charging the battery .............................................................15 
Battery capacity level indicator.............................................15 
Using the LCD controller............................................................16 
Positioning the LCD controller...............................................16 
LCD controller buttons description .......................................16 
LCD screen icons description.................................................16 
LCD controller commands .....................................................16 
Adjusting the system parameters .........................................18 
Maintenance & storage.............................................................19 
Minimum battery care ..........................................................19 
Washing your power assisted bicycle....................................19 
Disposal .................................................................................19 
Storing your power assisted bike ..........................................20 
Troubleshooting ........................................................................20 
System malfunction sign and error codes.............................20 
Troubleshooting guide ..........................................................21 

Welcome word

Congratulations on buying a power

assisted bicycle! Whether it is to make

your daily commute to work easier,

extend your riding time, help you keep up

with your friends or family or simply to

enjoy all the comfort, efficiency and fun

that this type of bicycle allows, we are

confident that you will appreciate all the

features and benefits your new bicycle

has to offer.

Safety Information

Although modern power assisted bicycles

look a lot like their regular counterparts,

there is quite a lot of technology behind it

and some notable differences in their

riding behavior, handling, and

maintenance requirements.

This manual has been created to provide

you with the instructions needed to safely

handle and operate your power assisted

bicycle, understand its function and

maintenance.

It is important that you carefully read and

understand this manual before you ride

your power assisted bicycle. It should also

be kept handy for future reference.

This document is not a complete service

manual. We recommend that you seek

advice from a qualified technician if

anything is unclear.

Note that some manufacturers may not

honour their warranty if the handling and

operation has not been done properly.

The following symbols will be used

throughout the manual. They represent

important Warnings and Cautions about

the proper handling and operation of your

power assisted bicycle. They should be

carefully observed because failure to do

so might result in serious injuries, damage

or loss of performance of the system.

For other information not related to the

power assist system but regarding your

bicycle such as part assembly,

adjustments, maintenance, or riding

basics, please refer to your Owner Manual

provided separately at the time of

purchase.

Indicates important

information or a caution

about the proper use of a

component of the system.

Indicates a warning about

important safety information.

Always use your power assisted

bicycle according to the local laws

and regulations.

Don’t attempt to alter or

disassemble any component of

the power assist system.

Maintenance should only be performed by a

qualified technician.

Only use the original equipment

provided to operate and charge

the system. For replacement

parts, contact the bicycle dealer where the

product was purchased.

A power assisted bicycle handles

differently than a regular, human

powered bicycle. The acceleration

can be surprisingly effective, and you should

get familiar with its behavior progressively

before riding on public roads or crowded

bicycle-designated paths.

Power assisted bicycles are

heavier than most other bicycles.

Always keep in mind that the

required distance needed for braking may

be longer than what you are used to on a

regular bicycle. This also calls for more

attention to the maintenance of your brake

system and tires.

Always look far in front of you

while riding to make sure you

have enough time to react if any

situation occurs. Avoid looking at the LCD

controller unit for a long period. Instead,

learn how to operate it with only a quick

glance.

A power assisted bicycle is not

suited for use by children or

certain persons with reduced

physical or mental capabilities. Make sure

you know and understand local laws and

regulations regarding this type of vehicle.

Laws and regulations regarding

the limitations and use of a power

assisted bicycle varies among

countries and even sometimes among states

and provinces. Make sure you know and

understand local laws and regulations if you

plan to travel with your power assisted

bicycle.

Important information about battery storage

Do not expose your power

assisted bike to extreme cold

environments, even for a short

period. Cold temperatures can damage the

battery.

Store your bike away from high

heat sources such as direct

sunlight or inside a vehicle during

summer.

Make sure to follow all the

instructions described in section

Storing a power assisted bicycle

when storing the bike for a long period.

Quick Start Instructions

STEP 1: Charge the battery

1. Connect the AC power plug into the charger.

2. Plug the AC power plug into an electrical outlet. The LED indicator on

the charger will light up.

3. Lift the battery’s plastic protector cap and connect the charging plug

into the battery’s charging port. The LED indicators on the battery will

light up, confirming that charging is underway. Let the battery charge

until it is fully charged.

4. The light on the charger will turn green when fully charged.

5. Pull the charging plug from the battery’s charging port and replace

the plastic protector cap.

STEP 2: Turn the system on

1. Slide and lock the battery onto its support on the frame.

- Mount the bicycle and stand still over it or sit on the saddle with a foot

resting steady on the ground -

2. Press the power button on the battery. The LED indicator will light

up showing the battery is On.

3. Press and hold the button on the LCD Controller until it the screen

lights up.

It is strongly recommended not to turn the power assist system on

before having mounted the bicycle and being seated properly with at

least one foot on the ground. An unexpected ignition of the power

assistance while mounting the bicycle can result in serious injuries.

STEP 3: Select your assistance level

1. Press the button on the LCD Controller to switch to a higher

power assistance mode.

2. Press the button on the LCD Controller to switch to a lower

power assistance mode.

Note: Level 1 provides the least power assistance, while level 5 provides the

most.

Be careful if you chose to start off with a high power assistance mode

as the first pedal stroke may result in an unexpectedly quick

acceleration!

STEP 4: Start off

1. Make sure the path in front of you is clear.

2. Hold on to the handlebar with both hands and push on the pedals.

The power assist will quickly kick in!

Note: The power assist will only stay engaged when the rider is pedaling.

Ride safely!

System component presentation

Charger unit

1. Charger block

2. AC Power cord

3. LED Indicator

4. Charging plug

*Charger may not be exactly as shown

Battery unit

1. Battery casing

6. Key lock

2. Power button switch

7. Key

3. Charge level LED indicators

8. Battery support base

4. Charging socket

9. Power cord

5. USB auxiliary port

10. Coupler

The battery unit has been built and sealed by the manufacturer.

Do not attempt to open the battery casing for any reason. Only

the original equipment manufacturer is allowed to perform

maintenance or repair on the battery.

Motor unit

1. Rear hub motor shell

2. Power cord junction cap

3. Power cord coupler

4. Battery casing

LCD Controller unit

1. Up Button

2. Power Button

3. Down Button

4. LCD Screen

5. Handlebar bracket

Component features

Charger unit

▪Converts input electrical current from

wall outlet to charge the battery.

▪Red LED light while charging battery.

▪Green LED light once battery is charged.

Battery unit

▪Stores energy to power the motor unit.

▪Lithium-ion Type

▪Charging port

▪USB port to charge devices

▪Key lock to secure on the bicycle’s frame

Motor unit

▪Provides power assistance to the

bicycle’s drivetrain

▪Gear drive rear hub motor type

LCD controller unit

▪Built-In LCD screen

▪On / Off control for the system

▪Power assistance mode control

▪Displays information such as:

▪Current speed

▪Average speed

▪Maximum speed

▪Current power assist mode

▪Motor power output

▪Battery level

▪Riding time

▪Trip distance

▪Malfunction error code

▪Auto Off function

Sensor unit

▪Built-in Sensor unit

▪Detects pedalling

▪Measures speed

Components technical specs

Battery

▪Voltage: 36V

▪Capacity: 10.4 Ah

▪Energy content: 375 Wh

▪Operating temperature

▪Discharge: -10 to 40°C

▪Charging: 0 to 40°C

▪Storage temperature: 5 to 40°C

Motor unit

▪Power: 250 W

▪Assistance cut-off speed: 25 km/h*

*Power assistance cut-off speed may be different

depending on the country where the bike is

distributed.

Operating Range

The distance you will be able to ride with

a single battery charge depends on many

factors. Some are under your control and

some are not. The factors you have no

control on are weather conditions such as

wind direction, wind strength, and

temperature. Difficult road surfaces also

influence the range you can achieve.

Loose and irregular ground surfaces will

increase your tires rolling resistance and

therefore require more power and

decrease the range you can cover.

The factors you have control over are the

following:

▪The power assistance level you choose

▪Tires pressure and condition

▪The weight of cargo you are carrying

▪Condition of the battery

Here are some tips to help you reach

maximum range of a battery charge:

▪Only use the power assistance you need

for each condition during your ride. (You

may not need maximum assistance

while riding on flat ground or with a tail

wind).

▪After a stop, start off again on an easy

gear combination and shift up

progressively as you gain speed. (Think

of it as driving a car with a manual

transmission where you would not start

accelerating in a high gear).

▪Keep your tires inflated at the

recommended pressure. (This will

significantly reduce the rolling

resistance of your tires and require less

power to propel the bicycle).

▪Only bring the necessary equipment to

keep your overall weight as low as

possible.

▪Always charge your battery according to

the instructions described in section

Charging the battery of this manual to

extend its life and performance.

It is recommended that you plan your

ride to make sure you can make it back

home on a single charge or have a

charging stop planned in advance.

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