ZEEGR S1-2000W (01) PDF Document

Please keep the user manual properly. To ensure your safety, please read the user manual carefully before using the ZEEGR S1-2000W electric bicycle.

(1) It is forbidden for people under 16 years old to drive electric bicycles on the road;

(2) E-bikes should be driven on non motorized lanes, lower than the maximum speed specified by local laws;

(3) Do not lend electric bicycles to people who will not operate to avoid injury;

(4) Electric bicycles shall carry personnel or articles according to laws and regulations;

(5) Please wear a helmet when riding;

(6) Riding in rainy and snowy days, the braking distance will be prolonged, pay attention to slow down; Heavy rain and other bad weather, try to avoid traveling.

(1) Electric bicycles should not be parked in the building foyer, evacuation stairs, walkways and safety exits;

(2) Electric bicycles should not be charged and parked in residential buildings, and should be kept away from combustibles when charging, and the charging time should not be too long.

• When not in use for a long time, please separate the battery from the power cord, and charge it to full every two months.

• It is forbidden to short circuit the positive and negative poles of the input and output terminals of the battery pack;

• Keep away from children, fire sources and heat sources, and it is forbidden to put the battery pack into the fire;

• Strenuous vibration, impact and extrusion of the battery are strictly prohibited;

• Pay attention to waterproof to prevent battery pack from being exposed to water shower and immersion;

• The battery pack should be charged with use. When not in use for a long time, be sure to remove it from the bike for storage;

• The battery pack should be stored in a clean, dry and ventilated place, and should avoid contact with corrosive substances, away from fire sources and heat sources.

Storage Conditions of battery pack: ambient temperature-20~35°C.

The temperature of battery operation: -10~45°C.

• Please use the original charger to charge; do not charge in the kitchen, living room, bedroom and other domestic places.

• It is forbidden to place any items on the charger;

• It is forbidden to put any liquid or metal into the charger;

• It is strictly prohibited to disassemble and modify the charger;

• When charging, insert the output of the charger into the charging port of the battery pack first, and then insert the AC power plug of the charger into the Mains socket;

• It is forbidden to plug and remove the power plug with wet hands;

• Do not use the charger when thunder and lightning;

• Do not play with the charger and battery pack when charging;

• Do not use the charger in unstable, excessive lampblack and dust and excessively humid environments;

• Keep good ventilation and heat dissipation conditions when the charger works, and avoid using the charger in direct sunlight;

• When the output of the charger is not connected to the battery, do not connect the charger to the mains for a long time;

• Note: when replacing the charger, it should match the battery model; The special charger provided by our company must be used, and other Chargers are not allowed to charge the battery pack.

The charger has an indicator light:

– A red light indicates normal charging.

– A green light indicates that charging is completed and the battery is fully charged.

• When washing the bicycle, do not directly splash water on the brake drum, motor and front and rear axle to prevent water from affecting the service performance and life;

• Do not use steam or high-pressure water pipes when washing bicycle;

• Pay special attention to the working condition of the brake after cleaning the vehicle or driving in the water. After cleaning or driving in the water, the braking effect may decrease. At this time, pay attention to safety when driving slowly.

• When adjusting the handlebar or saddle, be careful not to expose the safety line mark of stem and saddle pipe;

• After adjusting the horizontal pipe, stem, saddle and saddle pipe, pay attention to fastening, and the recommended torque is 18N.m.

Waste batteries shall not be dismantled without authorization, and shall not be discarded at will to avoid environmental pollution. The waste batteries of this product shall be recycled by the enterprise or distributors or government designated outlets.

For future reference, please fill in the important information. The serial number is located on the bottom of the bike frame (near the left crank) or on head top tube.

The main components are: Phone Holder, Front Motor Switch, Display, Speed Gears, Rear Shock Absorber, Saddle, Fender, Rear Light, Rear Rack, Throttle, Headlight, Front Fork, Front Motor, Battery, Controller, Hydraulic Brake, 26 Inch Fat Tire, Pedal, Kickstand, and Rear Derailleur.

Step 1. Remove the packing foam.

Step 2. Remove the retainer that protects the fork from deformation.

Step 3. Remove the spacer in the caliper on the fork.

Step 4. Remove the nut and protruding washer on both sides of the front motor axle.

Step 5. The motor wire should be on the right side, and backwards. Put the protruding washer on both sides of the motor axle, ensuring the protruding side faces outward and downward.

Step 6. Put the disc rotor into the caliper and put the axle into the hook on the bottom of the fork. The protruding washer should be inside the fork.

Step 7. Put the nut on both sides and tighten them with a wrench.

Step 1. Remove the 4 bolts from the stem.

Step 2. Fit the stem and handlebar together.

Step 3. Tighten the 4 bolts.

Step 4. Clamp the tire with your knees, adjust the direction of the handlebars, and tighten the 2 bolts on both sides.

Step 5. Tighten the top bolt.

Step 1. Install the phone holder on the right side of the handlebars. It has a USB charging port on the bottom to charge a mobile device.

Step 2. Connect the phone holder cable by aligning the arrows.

Step 3. Sort the wire harness and put the phone holder cable inside the harness.

Step 4. Install the front fender by clamping the arch of the fork with the two iron plates of the fender.

Step 5. Install the headlight and tighten the nut with a wrench.

Step 6. Connect the headlight cable by aligning the arrows.

Step 1. Align the arrow of the front motor cable and connect it.

Step 2. Secure the motor cable to the fork with a cable tie, keeping it away from the tire to prevent friction.

Step 3. Put the Left & Right pedals correctly into the cranks.

Step 4. Tighten the pedals with a wrench. Please note the direction of rotation.

Step 1. Insert the seat post, then tighten the nut and quick-released lever.

Step 2. Install the rear rack. Some adjustment may be needed for the best fit. The rack prongs can be bent at different angles by force.

Step 3. Tighten the lower bolts of the rack first.

Step 4. Then tighten the top bolts of the rack.

Step 1. Get the battery keys from the handlebar.

Step 2. Insert the battery key into the key hole.

Step 3. Put the battery on the frame and lock it. Ensure the battery is locked tightly on the frame.

Step 4. Turn on the battery button.

Step 5. To check the charge level, press the battery indicator light button; four lights will turn on, then turn off when the button is released.

Step 1. Fully charge the battery before your first use.

Step 2. Press the ON/OFF button on the handlebar controls for 2-3 seconds to turn on the LCD display.

Step 3. Locate the front motor switch to turn the front motor on or off as needed.

Step 4. The removable rear light is located on the saddle. There is a button on the bottom to turn it on and to change the light modes.

Step 5. The charging cable for the rear light is attached to the saddle.

1. Ride Input – The more the rider pedals, the longer the range. Continuous riding, as opposed to frequent stopping and starting will yield the greatest range possible.

2. Elevation Gain – The flatter the road, the longer the range.

3. Weather – Cold weather can affect the battery capacity. The range will be shorter in cold weather.

4. Wind – Riding with a tailwind will increase the range, riding with a headwind will decrease the range.

5. Terrain – The smoother the terrain (roadways vs fire-roads etc.), the further the distance travelled.

6. Rider Weight – The lighter the rider, the less drain on the battery and the longer the range.

7. Bicycle Maintenance – A properly maintained bicycle will yield the greatest range possible.

8. Tire Pressure – Properly inflated tires have less rolling resistance and will be easier to pedal.

9. Battery Maintenance – Properly charged and maintained batteries will yield the greatest range possible. Batteries stored in cold areas (below 50 degrees Fahrenheit / 10 degrees Celsius) will show reduced range. Batteries that have not been kept in optimum condition will show reduced range and run time.

– Pedal assist mode – PAS (5 levels)

– Pure electric mode (throttle mode)

– Pure human riding mode

– Walk boost mode

– Cruise mode

Switch on and off: Long press the power button for 3 seconds to turn the display on/off.

Switch Speed Grade: Press the +/- button to switch the pedal assist levels (speed levels).

When PAS is set at 0 level: at this time, the motor doesn’t work when you turn the throttle grip, and the human riding has no electric power.

When PAS is set at 1-5 levels: turn the throttle grip, the motor works, and PAS starts at the same time. At this time, different assist and speed are matched according to the selected speed levels. The higher the PAS level, the faster the speed.

Pure Electric Mode (i.e. using throttle only) is for relatively flat roads. Do not use Full Electric Mode on deep slopes or rough roads or beaches, otherwise excessive resistance will cause the motor or controller damage.

If the road condition is unsuitable or too rough, please use PAS (Pedal Assist System) mode. PAS is when you use your feet to pedal in order to help the motor overcome resistance.

The power assisted mode should be matched with the gear shift to achieve the riding experience of labor-saving and power saving. In the setting of power assist riding, on few slopes and good road conditions, it is recommended to match with variable gears, 7-6 high-speed gears, for the best power-saving effect and speed ratio.

The applicable riding temperature is from -10 to 40 degrees Celsius (from 14 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit). Temperature has an impact on the use of lithium-ion batteries. For example, if the temperature is below 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) in winter, the riding mileage will be shortened, because under this condition, the battery capacity can only be released by 60%-70%. Therefore, the range in winter will be less than in summer.

A. When the temperature is low in winter, the battery should be placed indoors, and the charging should also be carried out indoors.

B. In summer, please avoid the sun exposure of batteries and avoid charging the battery at high temperature. Do not charge for too long. The battery should be charged for another one or two hours after the red indicator turns green.

The electric bicycle has good waterproof performance and can be ridden in rainy and snowy weather. However, when passing through puddles and ponding, please pay attention to the wading height, which shall not be higher than the motor, to prevent the motor from damage caused by water inflow. Do not use a high-pressure water gun to wash the electric bicycle, so as to avoid damage caused by water entering the electronic parts and accessories.