VOK electric cargo bike 2.0, User Manual

Page 1: ...Vok 2 0 User Manual ...

Page 2: ... Loading 6 5 2 Operating controls 7 5 2 1 Locations of controls 7 5 2 2 Brakes 8 5 2 3 Seat adjustment 10 5 2 4 Mirror adjustment 11 5 2 5 Display 12 5 3 Pre ride inspection 13 5 4 Driving 15 5 5 Battery change 17 5 6 Charging 18 5 7 Cold start 20 5 8 Towing a trailer 21 6 Troubleshooting 23 7 Cleaning 24 8 Noise declaration 24 2 ...

Page 3: ...ginal instructions for the bike For translated versions contact the manufacturer Although some instructions may be shared with other models this manual must only be considered applicable to the Vok Bikes model Vok2 In the context of this manual the terms bike cargo bike bicycle vehicle EPAC and Vok are used to refer to the model Vok2 2 Contact information Manufacturer Optigon OÜ Vok Bikes Address ...

Page 4: ... use This symbol marks imminent risks to your life or health Please comply with all instructions and take preventive measures accordingly This symbol marks the location of important functions on the bike This symbol indicates a positive action or status This symbol indicates a negative action or status 4 ...

Page 5: ...5 x W 655 x D 590 mm Cargo compartment volume 380 l Vehicle unladen mass 150 kg most usual configuration Max payload 120 kg Max weight of the driver 100 kg Max weight of driver payload 200 kg Max laden mass of the bike 350 kg Max trailer laden mass 240 kg Max bike trailer laden mass 490 kg Operating temperature 20 40 C Pedal assist Vok dynamic drive by wire system Brakes Hydraulic disc brakes rege...

Page 6: ...y of the entire cargo lies over the vehicle s longitudinal centreline The centre of gravity shall be kept as low as possible The vehicle shall be loaded within the framework of the permissible total weight and the permissible payload Efforts shall also be made to achieve even weight distribution with partial loads so that each axle is loaded proportionately Before loading operations make sure that...

Page 7: ...5 2 Operating controls 5 2 1 Locations of controls Get acquainted with the controls in a safe and traffic free area 7 ...

Page 8: ...ground Always engage the parking brake after parking the vehicle The left hand lever operates the front brakes To engage the front parking brake pull the left brake lever and push down the handbrake pin which limits the lever s movement To disengage the front parking brake pull the left brake lever and pull the fixator plate towards you releasing the handbrake pin 8 ...

Page 9: ...rakes To engage the rear parking brake pull the brake lever towards you and push the handbrake lever forwards which limits the brake lever s movement To disengage the rear parking brake pull the brake lever which then releases the handbrake 9 ...

Page 10: ...3 Seat adjustment Adjust the seat to the most comfortable pedalling position for you Do not adjust the seat while driving Only adjust the seat when the vehicle is stopped and the parking brake is engaged 10 ...

Page 11: ...hat you can see the vertical edge of the cargo box and the rear mudguard Always readjust the mirrors after adjusting your seating position Do not adjust the mirrors while driving Only adjust the mirrors when the vehicle is stopped and the parking brake is engaged 11 ...

Page 12: ...5 2 5 Display 12 ...

Page 13: ...fitted on the bike Visually check if all the tyres are properly inflated Apply pressure with your hand to get a better understanding If needed inflate the tyres up to a 100 max allowed pressure written on the tyre sidewall Make sure the lights are working correctly Front daylights Front nightlights Turn signals both front and back Brake lights Before joining traffic test the brakes at low speed Tr...

Page 14: ... fatigue in different ways If the design life of a component has been exceeded it may suddenly fail possibly causing injuries to the rider Any form of crack scratch or change of colouring in highly stressed areas may indicate that the life of the component has been reached and it should be replaced The handlebar the rider s response to steering and braking can be adversely affected If you need to ...

Page 15: ...o 6 km h To move forwards start pedalling forwards To reverse start pedalling backwards Check the blindspot behind the vehicle before reversing Ignition Start Stop area If pedalling backwards while the vehicle is moving forwards the vehicle will start to slow down Hold the ignition card in the start stop area until you hear 1 beep to shut down the vehicle In case of emergency turn off the ignition...

Page 16: ...e that stopping distances for your bike may be longer than they are for conventional bikes you may have had experience with Under wet conditions stopping distances may increase further as the braking effect is reduced Extra caution is required Keep in mind that riding and braking behaviour in laden and unladen conditions of the bike will differ particularly when riding on sloping roads or cornerin...

Page 17: ...as shown in the picture 3 Lift up the compartment lid 4 Disconnect and take out the empty batteries 5 Put in and connect the new batteries 6 Push the lid down and wait until it locks you should hear a click There is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced with anything else than a genuine Vok Bikes battery The battery compartment does not close without batteries inside If the battery lid is...

Page 18: ...the battery during the night and in dry rooms fitted with smoke detectors but not in your bedroom Do not expose the battery or charger to the blazing sun during charging Make sure that the battery is in sound condition no corrosion cracking or other damage before using or charging Do not open disassemble or crush the battery Avoid leaving your battery fully discharged for prolonged periods This wi...

Page 19: ...er Do not use the charger outdoors when it s raining Temperature range for battery storage 0 40 C Do not use the charger if its cable appears damaged Keep the battery away from fire and heat Remove the batteries from the bike if you do not use it for a long period of time 19 ...

Page 20: ...tart 1 Plug the Vok without any batteries into the 220 V socket using the onboard charger cord 2 Turn on the Vok using the RFID card The LCD screen should show Fault 3 Open the lid and insert a fully charged battery into the battery compartment Connect the battery cable 4 Close the lid the LCD screen should show OK after a few moments 20 ...

Page 21: ...ch 1 Disconnect the trailer s wiring plug 2 Push the drawbar s handle down to lock it 2 Pull up from the drawbar s handle to unlock it 3 Connect the trailer s wiring plug to the socket adjacent to the bike s tow hitch 3 Remove the trailer from the bike The maximum permissible trailer mass in the laden condition is 240 kg The maximum permissible vertical drawbar load is 40 kg 21 ...

Page 22: ...In case a trailer is used the trailer must be loaded in accordance with the loading principles set out in chapter 5 1 and the trailer s instructions for use Do not load the trailer when it is not connected to the vehicle Always fully unload the trailer before disconnecting from the vehicle Keep in mind when towing a trailer that it has a negative influence on the braking distance and handling prop...

Page 23: ...nnected to 4 Track down the moment the issue first appeared Time date and place Battery status Context in which it happened recent maintenance or modification recent level of utilization weather etc 5 Make relevant visual material photo or video After collecting the data forward it to our technical support team who will help you troubleshoot and help with the issue You will find the contact inform...

Page 24: ...cleaning the windshield and side windows Use a damp microfiber towel with mild cleaning detergent or cleaning foam on other surfaces Do not use running water and or a pressure washer to clean the bike Do not use abrasive pads or brushes for cleaning Do not use harsh chemicals or acids in any concentration Never use a dry rag or paper towel for cleaning the windshield This will cause scratches and ...