Raleigh ebike User Manual - 1   Quick  Start

II User Manual Fast Pedelec 

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1   Quick  start 

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1.  Charge the battery completely before riding for 

the first time.  

Unlocking the battery

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2.  To remove the battery, grip the handle, insert 

the key into the lock and turn it anticlockwise. The 

battery is now unlocked. 

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3.  Tilt the battery sideways and lift it with both 

hands out of the holder.  

Tilt to remove 

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4.  Put the battery in the docking station of the 

charger. The battery LEDs light up or flash. You 

must fully charge the battery before using it for the 

first time. 

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5.  Once all LEDs have gone out, take the battery 

out of the docking station. 

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6.  Reinsert the battery into the holder on the 

Pedelec from the left-hand side. Move the battery 

outwards at an angle of roughly 45° as you do so, 

as you did when you took it out of the holder. Move 

the battery into the upright position until the lock-

ing mechanism engages. If the key is still in the 

lock, you will need to turn it clockwise and pull it 

out to allow the battery to lock in place. 

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7.  Make sure that the battery is securely posi-

tioned and that the key is no longer in the lock. 

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8.  Push the "On / Off" button on the control panel 

on the handlebar. 

Wait for 2 seconds before turn-

ing the pedals. The drive system requires this time 

when no force is applied to the pedals to adjust the 

power sensor correctly. 

Press the "Assist" button to select the power assist 

mode. This works in both directions. The assis-

tance output increases or decreases depending on 

which "Assist" button you press. If you select the 

most powerful setting then press the button again, 

you return to a mode without assistance. 

Always operate one of the brakes before putting one 

of your feet on a pedal as the motor pulls your bike 

away immediately. This starting assistance is very 

convenient, especially when starting on hills. If you 

start off in road traffic or on unsurfaced roads without 

controlling your speed, you could come off your bike 

and seriously injure yourself.

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9. You can now ride off.