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A2b Hybrid/24 Owner's Manual

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    1 owner´s manual hybrid/24.

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    3 contents 1.0 introduction 2.0 important information 3.0 your a2b 4.0 understanding your a2b 5.0 battery use, storage and disposal 6.0 important pre-ride safety information 7.0 maintenance 8.0 cleaning your a2b 9.0 troubleshooting 10.0 technical information 11.0 warranty and security details 12.0 d...

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    4 owner`s manual 1.0 introduction welcome and congratulations on buying your new a2b hybrid/24*, the electric bike that’s taking transport in a whole new direction. It’s the new revolutionary way to get to work, pop to the shops or just get some fresh air. Compared to jumping in the car, an ebike is...

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    5 2.0 important information this owner`s manual contains important safety, performance and service information. Please ensure you read this thoroughly before your first ride. Your a2b should be fully assembled and the battery charged by your a2b dealer at the time of delivery. If not contact us imme...

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    6 owner`s manual 3.0 your a2b 3.1 components 1 2 3 6 8 9 12 22 14 13 17 16 18 15 20 19 21 23 24 7 4 10 11 5 1. Saddle (seat) 2. Seat post 3. Seat post quick release 4. Frame 5. Display 6. Headlight 7. Quick release 8. Front wheel tyre 9. Front wheel rim 10. Front disc brake and rotor 11. Front mud g...

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    7 a. Right brake lever (operates rear brake)* b. Left brake lever (operates front brake)* c. Gear shifter d. Right pedal e. Left pedal a b c e d * please note that braking system is opposite, to what is stated in this manual in some countries please check with your local dealer..

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    8 owner`s manual 3.2 changing components or adding accessories before installing any component or accessory, including a different tyre, make sure that it is compatible with your a2b by checking with your a2b dealer. Read, understand and follow the instructions that accompany the component or access...

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    9 3.4 adjustment of the seat height the seat height may have to be adjusted. Please ask your a2b specialist dealer to adjust the seat height before your first tour. You may also adjust the seat height on your own as indicated below: determination of the correct driver's seat height there are several...

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    10 owner`s manual frame heigh t frame heigh t inside leg heigh t frame height 1 inch / 2,5 cm clearance inside leg height height adjustment 1. The seat height can be adjusted by loosening the quick release for the saddle post. 2. Position the saddle at the desired height. Do not position the saddle ...

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    11 3.5 handle bar adjustment 1. Loosen the bolts (a) using an appropriate allen key. 2. Position the handle bar symmetrical to the bar stem. 3. Turn the handle bar to the desired angle. 4. Tighten the bolts consistently to 5 nm. 3.6 bar stem alignment 1. Loosen the bolts (b) using an appropriate all...

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    12 owner`s manual 3.7 display adjustment 1. Loosen bolt (e) on the rear side of the display using an appropriate allen key. 2. Position the display to the desired angle. 3. Tighten the bolt (e) to 6 nm. E.

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    13 4.0 understanding your a2b after having read this section, if you are still unsure, please ask an a2b dealer to explain any functions or features that you do not understand before your first ride. 4.1 a2b overview the a2b has a ’true pedal assist’ function, this means the motor engages only when ...

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    14 owner`s manual 4.3 display and electronic key turning on/off the electrical system with the electronic key. Your a2b is protected by an electronic key (e-key). The system needs to be activated before your ride. 1. Hold the e-key directly above the display. 2. The display will light up. Remove the...

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    15 4.4 display - functions functions and menu description a. Knob button (turn and push function) b. Battery state of charge indicator c. Speed indicator d. Assist level indicator e. Speed unit (km/h or mph) indicator consider the e-key as you would a car or door key. We recommend that you attach th...

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    16 owner`s manual 4.5 assist level pre-selection you have the choice between 3 different assist level modes. Which assist level mode is actually selected is shown on the display at the right upper side. Select the assist level: push the knob button to enter the menu. Turn the knob (counter clockwise...

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    17 4.6 setup (change between km & miles). Push the knob button to enter the menu. Turn the knob untill setup (6) appears. Now push the knob for 2 seconds to enter the setup menu. You can now change between km and miles by pushing the knob (7) again for 2 seconds. Please wait, the system confirms you...

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    18 owner`s manual if you leave your a2b inactive for 10 minutes, the system will switch off (including lights) and will go into sleep-mode. 4.8 error codes if an error occurs, the warning sign (!) will indicate that an error has occurred and one of the following error codes will be shown on the disp...

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    19 4.9 gears your a2b has a rear derailleur controlled by the gear shifter on the right hand side of the handlebar. To shift gears, pedal at a steady pace and push the shift lever (a) or (b) until you find the gear most comfortable for you and the current conditions. To make pedalling easier (when e...

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    20 owner`s manual 4.11 luggage carrier your a2b is equipped with a durable luggage carrier. In case you need to carry luggage or any goods with your a2b, please carefully read the enclosed instructions before using the luggage carrier. 1. The luggage carrier is attached to the rack tube of your a2b ...

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    21 4.12 at the end of your ride if you have any questions, or if you feel anything about your a2b is not as it should be, ask your a2b dealer before you ride again. 4.13 your range factors affecting range: • pedalassistmode • batterystate-of-charge • useofgearsappropriatetospeed • tyreinflationpress...

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    22 owner`s manual 5.0 battery use, storage and disposal 5.1 the battery & charger only use a battery supplied by a2b, if you need a replacement battery, please also purchase this from a2b. Use of any other battery not supplied with your a2b will void the warranty and may cause damage to the electric...

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    23 5.2 charging the battery your a2b dealer should provide a fully charged battery upon delivery of your a2b, should this not be the case, please ensure that prior to its first use, you charge the battery supplied with your a2b for at least 12 hours. 1. Check the voltage selector switch on the charg...

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    24 owner`s manual fuse 5. Led indications: • the power led will illuminate red when the charger is plugged into a wall outlet and the on/off switch is in the on position. • the indicator led will illuminate amber while the charger is charging the battery. • the indicator led will change to green whe...

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    25 5.3 battery charging charging times hours before using battery for first time 12 fully discharged 4 - 5 to maximise battery life, recharge as soon as possible after every use. Avoid leaving the battery charger plugged into your battery for more than 12 hours at a time. Once the battery is fully c...

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    26 owner`s manual 5.4 attaching and connecting the battery to your a2b prior to its first use, charge the battery supplied with your a2b for at least 12 hours. 1. Align the key to the slot of the battery lock and insert the key. 2. Press the key carefully down. 3. Turn the key in any direction 180° ...

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    27 5.5 battery storage disconnect the battery from the bike and store the battery in a cool (10º-21ºc, 50º-70ºf), dry place. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Charging instructions for storage hours before storing battery – half charge 2 half re-charge at least every 2 90 days of storage failure to...

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    28 owner`s manual 6.0 important pre-ride safety information ensure that you and your a2b are both ready for safe and enjoyable use. Always wear an approved bicycle helmet. If you lend your a2b to someone else – make sure you also lend them an approved helmet. Never carry a passenger. Overloading you...

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    29 check your a2b before every ride. Do a ‘walk around’ of your a2b before every ride checking brakes, tyres and the tightness of all the important fasteners. Have your a2b checked by an a2b dealer at least once a year. Your safety depends on the roadworthiness of your a2b. Reflectors. Your a2b has ...

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    30 owner`s manual tyre pressure. Your a2b features heavy duty inner tubes to help avoid flat tyres. However, bicycle tyres normally lose pressure over time. An under inflated tyre can cause premature tyre failure, and will require significantly more energy (electric and human) to propel your a2b. Lo...

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    31 7.0 maintenance have your a2b checked by an a2b dealer at least once a year. 7.1 wheels the front and rear wheels should be centred in the fork and frame. Wheels should be checked regularly for proper spoke tension and rim alignment. Do not ride your a2b if it has broken or missing spokes. Wheels...

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    32 owner`s manual 7.4 drive chain your a2b has a high quality chain that needs to be cleaned and lubricated regularly with bicycle industry approved synthetic lubricant. 7.5 brakes check cables for signs of wear and fraying. Squeeze the brake lever firmly and check for proper brake function. Ensure ...

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    33 7.7 removing and re-installing wheels removing front wheel 1. Release the front hub quick release by rotating the quick release lever away from the hub until it is fully open. 2. Turn the adjusting nut on the opposite side of the hub from the quick release lever anti-clockwise until the nut and q...

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    34 owner`s manual 4. Firmly grip the fork with your left hand, and push the lever over to the closed position towards the fork, ensuring that it does not protrude so as to cause injury to the rider. The lever is securely tightened when it takes a significant amount of force to position it in the clo...

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    35 removing rear wheel 1. Ensure that the battery is disconnected. 2. Remove the cable retaining clips using an appropriate allen keyalso located on the underside of the left hand chain stay. 3. Disconnect the motor power and motor controls connectors. 4. Using a 19 mm spanner, loosen and remove the...

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    36 owner`s manual re-installing rear wheel reverse the removal instructions (7 -1). Re-install the torque arm. Failure to do so will result in damage to the frame. A. Ensure that the rear wheel is properly centred in the frame before securely tightening the axle nuts to 60 nm. B. Ensure that the bra...

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    37 do not use paint polish on any of the plastic parts. After longer rides, thoroughly clean the a2b and preserve with a commercially available anti-corrosion agent. In the interests of environmental protection, we would ask you to use care products sparingly and to only use such products that have ...

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    38 owner`s manual no power? Here are a few suggested solutions. If they do not solve your problem, ask an a2b specialist dealer. Problem the a2b will not switch on. A2b switches on but there is no motor assistance (display lights up and charge indicator shows charged battery). Possible cause(s) 1. T...

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    39 10.0 technical information general performance specification • overalldimensions17”–1720mmx650mmx1000mm • overalldimensions20”–1745mmx650mmx1070mm • curbweightwithoutbattery–23.3kg(51.4lb) • curbweightwithbattery–27.4kg(60.4lb) • maximumpermittedload–140kg(310lb) • maximumpermittedloadonrearcarri...

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    40 owner`s manual 11.0 warranty and safety notes a2b warranty 1. Definitions the following definitions laid down in this provision apply to the warranty: goods mean: in conjunction with the a2b: the frame, the motor system (motor and motor controller), the lithium ion battery and all other component...

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    41 2.3.4 if you use the goods in a manner not recommended by hero eco, such as using the a2b for commercial purposes or in competitions or when training for such activities or events; owner’s manual; 2.3.5 due to your disregarding our instructions, such as in case of any modifications, alterations o...

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    42 owner`s manual 12.0 disposal hero eco supports the professional disposal and recycling of our products. In case of need, please take your vehicle or vehicle components to a local disposal facility. Our specialist dealer or customer service may support you with disposal. Please call your specialis...

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    43 no. Step inspection 1 2 3 4 5 6 component assembly: frame-handlebars-stem-s addle post-s addle • chec k components for crac ks and replace, if necess ary • chec k screws on handlebars/stem/s addle • clean & lubricate s addle post pipe front fork • completely clean suspension fork, espec. Sliding ...

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    44 owner`s manual no. Step inspection 7 8 9 10 11 date signatur e / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop steering head • chec k bearing play of steering head and adjust or replace, if neces - sary component assembly: derailleur system • clean and lubricate derailleur mec hanism and derailleur . • c...

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    45 first inspection after 200, no later than after 300 km no. Step inspection 1 2 3 4 5 6 component assembly: frame-handlebars-stem-s addle post-s addle • chec k components for crac ks and replace, if necess ary • chec k screws on handlebars/stem/s addle • clean & lubricate s addle post pipe front f...

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    46 owner`s manual no. Step inspection 7 8 9 10 11 date signatur e / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop steering head • chec k bearing play of steering head and adjust or replace, if necess ary component assembly: derailleur system • clean and lubricate derailleur mec hanism and derailleur . • che...

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    47 further maintenance: every 2,000 km no. Step inspection 1 2 3 4 5 6 component assembly: frame-handlebars-stem-s addle post-s addle • chec k components for crac ks and replace, if necess ary • chec k screws on handlebars/stem/s addle • clean & lubricate s addle post pipe front fork • completely cl...

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    48 owner`s manual no. Step inspection 7 8 9 10 11 date signatur e / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop steering head • chec k bearing play of steering head and adjust or replace, if neces - sary component assembly: derailleur system • clean and lubricate derailleur mec hanism and derailleur . • c...

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    49 no. Step inspection date signature / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop date signature / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop date signature / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop date signature / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop date signature / st amp of the a2b specialist workshop da...

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    50 owner`s manual you should immediately fill out and return your owner card or register online at www.Wearea2b.Com so that we can keep you informed of important issues in the future. Thank you. Your a2b and certain key components have unique serial numbers. Record these serial numbers for warranty ...

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    51 a2b global head office hero eco ltd 80 coleman street london ec2r 5bj germany hero eco ltd reichenberger strasse 124 10999 berlin usa hero eco inc. 207 9th st. San francisco, ca 94103 www.Wearea2b.Com uk edition 1.1 august 2014 © hero eco ltd. All rights reserved, august 2014 en15194.

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    52 owner`s manual wearea2b.Com 660001316000