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Notes
Protective equipment
Overheat protection
The rechargeable battery is equipped with a temperature monitor.
It can only be charged at temperatures between 0 °C and 40 °C.
If the rechargeable battery is not within the temperature range for
charging, the three LEDs on the charge indicator will flash.
• Disconnect the rechargeable battery from the charger and let
it reach the operating temperature.
• Only connect the rechargeable battery to the charger again
once it has reached the permissible charging temperature.
CAUTION
Risk of injury!
Temperatures of over 40 °C can cause injury to the skin.
• If the charging process has ended prematurely, let the
rechargeable battery cool off.
1. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
2. Once the rechargeable battery has cooled off, pull the charging
plug out of the charging slot.
3. Have your specialist dealer inspect the rechargeable battery.
Fig.: H-1 Indicator for errors “Overheat protection” (left) and “ECP”
(right) on the rechargeable battery indicator.
Electronic cell protection (ECP)
The “electronic cell protection (ECP)” protects the rechargeable
battery against
deep discharge, overcharging and short-
circuiting. If
there is a risk, a protective circuit will automatically
deactivate the rechargeable battery. If a defect is detected in the
rechargeable battery, two LEDs on the charge indicator will flash
(see Fig.: H-1).
• If the “ECP” error appears, have the rechargeable battery
inspected by your specialist dealer.
Use
Information regarding road traffic
The assistance provided by e-bikes is effective up to a speed of
25 km/h. The technical configuration of your e-bike complies with
the European standard EN 15194 for electrically power assisted
bicycles and the bicycle standard DIN EN ISO 4210.
• Seek information regarding the relevant applicable
road traffic
regulations for the country or the region, e.g. from
the Ministry
of Transport.
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