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6.2. Remember to charge the battery full before you will ride for a
long trip!
Press the button on the end of battery case, when the 4 green lights are
all bright, it shows the battery is full charged (Fig. 6.2)
Notice: the red light (near the on/off) means the battery must be
charged rapidly.
6.3 If the bike is ridden less frequently or stored for quite long time, it must be fully charged every
month.
Warning:
1) The battery life may be reduced after long storage without regular charging as instructed above, due to
natural discharge;
2) Never use any metals directly to connect the two poles of the battery, otherwise, the battery will be
damaged due to short circuit.
3) Never put the battery near to fire or heat source.
4) Never strongly shake, punch and toss the battery.
5) When the battery pack is removed from the bike, keep it out of reach of children, to avoid any
unexpected accident.
6) The battery is forbidden to be disassembled.
7. Using and maintaining the battery charger
Before charging the battery, please read the owner's manual and the charger manual accompanied with
your bike, if any. Also, please note the following points regarding battery charger.
* Do not use this charger in an environment of explosive gas and corrosive substances.
* Never shake, punch or toss the battery charger, to protect it from damage.
* Always protect the battery charger from rain and moisture!
* This battery charger should be normally used under temperature, ranged between 0°C to +40°C
* The charger is forbidden to be disassembled.
* Charge the battery in a dry place indoors.
* You should only use the charger provided with the electric bike, otherwise damage could occur to your
battery and void the guarantee.
* When charging, both battery and charger should be minimum 10cm away from the wall, or under a
condition of ventilation for cooling. Place nothing around the charger, while in use!
Procedure for charging
Please charge the bike battery according to the following procedure:
(Fig. 6.2)
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