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PROBLEMS AND REMEDY

Problem

Poss ble Cause

Remedy

Gear sh fts not work ng properly

Sl pp ng cha n

Cha n jump ng off
freewheel sprocket or cha n r ng

Constant cl ck ng no ses
when pedal ng

- Dera lleur cables
  st ck ng/stretched/damaged
- Front or rear dera lleur not adjusted
  properly
- Indexed sh ft ng not adjusted properly

- Excess vely worn/ch pped cha n r ng or
  freewheel sprocket teeth
- Cha n worn. stretched
- St ff l nk  n cha n
- Non-compat ble cha n/cha n r ng/freewheel

- Cha n r ng out of true
- Cha n r ng loose
- Cha n r ng teeth bent or broken
- Rear or front dera lleur s de-to-s de
  Travel out of adjustment

- St ff cha n l nk
- Loose pedal axle/bear ngs
- Loose bottom bracket axle/bear ngs
- Bent bottom bracket or pedal axle
- Loose crank set

- Lubr cate/t ghten/replace cables
- Adjust dera lleurs
- Adjust  ndex ng

- Replace cha n r ng, sprockets and cha n
- Replace cha n
- Lubr cate or replace l nk
- Seek adv ce at a b cycle shop

- Re-true  f poss ble, or replace
- T ghten mount ng bolts
- Repa r or replace cha n r ng/set
- Adjust dera lleur travel

- Lubr cate cha n/Adjust cha n l nk
- Adjust bear ngs/axle nut
- Adjust bottom bracket
- Replace bottom bracket axle or pedals
- T ghten crank bolts

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Summary of Contents for RS I-X

Page 1: ...RS I X PRO RS III PRO RS IV USER MANUAL www rksmotor com tr...

Page 2: ...Power Ind cator PAS Pedal Ass st System Pedal Installat on F E B O F E B How to old the ike nly for olding ike Sh fter If has Dera lleur System Front Wheel Qu ck Release Brake Adjustment Rear Carr er...

Page 3: ...t the most from your new E B ke It s also mportant that your rst r de on a new E B ke be taken under a controlled env ronment away from cars obstacles and other cycl sts WARNING WHYYOU SHOULD READ THI...

Page 4: ...me tangled n the mov ng parts of the E B ke Wear sturdy shoes and eye protect on Also check your state laws concern ng other protect ve wear that may be requ red when r d ng the E B ke KnowYour E B ke...

Page 5: ...when a car or another cycl st moves suddenly nto your path Always be aware of other veh cles around you Do not assume that dr vers or other cycl sts see you Get prepared to take evas ve act on or stop...

Page 6: ...learance w ll vary between types of b cycles and r der preference Th s makes straddl ng the frame when o the seat eas er and safer n s tuat ons such as sudden tra c stops Women can use a men s style b...

Page 7: ...06 MODEL TYPES RS I X RS I X PRO RS III RS III PRO RS IV...

Page 8: ...DIAGRAM PARTS DIAGRAM OF FOLDING E BICYCLE 07...

Page 9: ...08 DIAGRAM WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 10: ...rly tted helmet wh ch covers the forehead when r d ng an E BIKE Many states requ re spec c safety dev ces It s your respons b l ty to fam l ar ze yourself w th the laws of the state where you r de and...

Page 11: ...are clean stra ght unbroken and securely mounted Replace damaged re ectors and stra ghten or t ghten any that are bent or loose Re ectors Your E b ke s suppl ed w th one front one rear wheel re ector...

Page 12: ...ws Start up R d ng Method turn to ON pos t on f the power d splay l ghts on then power supply s normal Insert the key nto power sw tch at the r ght s de of battery box OR Start up by pedal ass stance...

Page 13: ...oad motor or damage other E b ke s components 2 Do not start up b cycle frequently wh le stat onary to ensure the serv ce l fe of battery motor and electr c sw tch Park ngAttent on 2 The pedal ass sta...

Page 14: ...A sealed lead ac d recommended charg ng t me 6 8hours L LON recommended charg ng t me 5 6 hours Connect to a 100 220V 50 60Hz power source depend ng on your reg on When the LED turns green the battery...

Page 15: ...er charge batter es for longer than 24 hours The rated output capac ty of a battery s measured at 77 F 25 C Any var at on n th s temperature w ll WARNING SLA sealed lead ac d recommended charg ng t me...

Page 16: ...for a long per od of t me the battery may reach a stage at wh ch t w ll no longer hold a charge Turn the key sw tch to A P cture 1 then the battery s unlocked and removable Turn the key sw tch to OFF...

Page 17: ...p or go ng up a steep h ll the motor w ll be under a h gh load and may show a reduced number of LED or show the Yellow or even RED LED When t s d sengaged LED on the t w ll nd cate the voltage of the...

Page 18: ...s the b ke reaches a speed of 25km h 15 5mph or sooner f you stop pedal ng The dr ve ass st re engages when speed drops below 25km h 15 5mph as long as the pedals are turn ng Th s E b kes have an elec...

Page 19: ...OPERATION INSTRUCTION 18 Pedal Installat on Pedals are a pa r w th R L p cture 1 R for r ght L for left T ght the pedals w th the d rect ve turn ngs p cture 2 P cture 1 Remark R R ght L left P cture 2...

Page 20: ...t s perpend cular to the ground A P cture 3 5 Release the lock lever from ts clasp on the r ght s de of the E B ke A P cture 4 7 Grasp the seat and the handlebar P vot the front half of the frame rear...

Page 21: ...t to a lower or slower gear wh ch s eas er to pedal An upsh ft s a sh ft to a h gher or faster gear wh ch s harder to pedal For example you can downsh ft to a lower gear to make pedal ng eas er on a h...

Page 22: ...ary use the barrel adjuster to ne tune the cable tens on by turn ng t the d rect on you want the cha n to go For example turn ng clockw se w ll loose the cable tens on and move the cha n away from the...

Page 23: ...ly Place wheel nto fork dropouts Installat on Install reta n ng washers w th ra sed l p po nt ng towards the fork and nsert nto the small hole of the fork blade NOTE Some b kes may have step reta n ng...

Page 24: ...23 OPERATION INSTRUCTION If there is noise from the rear brake Brakes you can adjust this screw This screw can be adjusted to loosen and tighten of the rear brake...

Page 25: ...24 OPERATION INSTRUCTION Rear Carr er If has When installing the rear carrier onto the rear wheel make sure the screws are rmly xed L ght Insert the screw and tighten it...

Page 26: ...table Correct saddle adjusted pos t on s an mportant factor to get the best performance and comfort from your E B ke If you nd the saddle pos t on s not comfortable there are two adjustments Your leg...

Page 27: ...b l ty to properly complete them Improper adjustment or serv ce may result n damage to the E B ke or n an acc dent wh ch can cause ser ous njury or death INSPECTIONAND MAINTENANCE NOTE For your safety...

Page 28: ...Controls and d splays Seat post qu ck release adjustment Brake pad wear Brake cable tens on wear Spoke tens on Wheel true Hub bear ngs Cha n lubr cat on Dera lleur adjustment Re ectors Battery and cha...

Page 29: ...t me Charge your batter es every 30 days to avo d capac ty loss Batter es w ll self d scharge slowly when left unused for a long per od of t me f the battery cells are allowed to reach a cr t cally lo...

Page 30: ...anufacturer Your E B ke w ll last longer and work better f you break t n before r d ng t hard Control cables and wheel spokes may stretch or sear when a new E B ke s rst used and may requ re readjustm...

Page 31: ...ng or hard r de or after every 10 to 20 hours of r d ng CAUTION L ghtly o l the cha n freewheel cogs and rear dera lleur pulley bush ngs W pe o excess o l Lubr cat on s a funct on of cl mate Talk to y...

Page 32: ...e your thumbs to seat the t re bead ns de the r m Work your way around both s de of the wheel unt l the ent re bead s seated n the r m Be careful not to p nch the tube between the t re bead and the wh...

Page 33: ...e s ns de the t re beads Push the valve stem nto the t re to make sure that ts base s seated w th n the t re s beads In ate the tube slowly to the recommended pressure all the wh le check ng to make s...

Page 34: ...nder shelter Avo d leav ng t n the ra n or be ng exposed to corros ve mater als R d ng on the beach or n coastal areas exposes you b cycle to salt wh ch s very corros ve Wash your b cycle frequently a...

Page 35: ...ect on of th s manual rust corros on dry rot or theft Clean ng When wash ng the veh cle de n tely remove the battery Wh le the battery s be ng lled on the veh cle never wash the veh cle Do not leave t...

Page 36: ...of true Cha n r ng loose Cha n r ng teeth bent or broken Rear or front dera lleur s de to s de Travel out of adjustment St cha n l nk Loose pedal axle bear ngs Loose bottom bracket axle bear ngs Bent...

Page 37: ...oe n ncorrect Brake blocks r m d rty or wet Brake arms loose Bulge n the r m or r m out of true Brake mount ng bolts loose Brakes out of adjustment Fork loose n head tube Adjust bear ngs Adjust bear n...

Page 38: ...netary gears Replace axle True wheel Adjust hub bear ngs Adjust headset Replace bear ngs Adjust QR mechan sm Al gn wheels correctly Adjust t ghten headset Take b ke to a b ke shop for poss ble frame r...

Page 39: ...ller Loose connectors Poor contact between battery term nals Replace fuse Check all connectors Inspect all w res for damage Replace sw tch and retest Replace controller and retest Check throttle and o...

Page 40: ...nly ashes red and never changes to green Loose connectors Damaged w res Outlet has no power Faulty charger Damage w re from charger port to battery Faulty batter es Check all connectors Inspect all w...

Page 41: ...ecord Card F ll n mmed ately and reta n as a record of your purchase Your Name Please reta n your sales rece pt for any poss ble warranty cla ms Address Date Purchased Place of Purchase Model Brand In...

Page 42: ...serves the right to process the product speci cations color and permits KUBA OTOMOTIV INSAAT SANAYI VE TICARET A S BASPINAR ORGANIZE OSB MAH O S B 4 BOLGE 83422 NOLU CAD NO 14 B SEHITKAMIL GAZIANTEP T...

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