USER MANUAL

DISPLAY, CENTER LCD W/THROTTLE

Pro-Movec A/S Tel. +45 7027 2623

Brunbjergvej 2 Fax. +45 7027 2429
DK-8240 Risskov info@promovec.dk
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting started 3
Functions 3
Operating of the display and throttle 4
Wheel size function 6
Troubleshooting 7
Error codes 7
Charging instructions 8
Maintenance 11
Contact Pro-Movec A/S 12

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Getting started

After the battery is installed, you can switch on the display, using the
on/off button. When pedaling, the motor starts to help you, depend-
ing on the selected assist level.
See further details about “assist level” under the heading “operating
of the display and throttle”.

Functions

To operate the center display, use the 5 setting buttons and the
throttle on the left lever on the handlebars. The throttle is used as a
“walk-assist activation” and a “boost activation” - read more on
page 6.

Light

Arrow head “up”

Menu

Arrow head “down”

On/off

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 Operating of the display and throttle

This is how you operate the 5 functions shown on the previous page.
The error-indicator is integrated in the display. Read more about
“error codes” at page 9.

On/off
The display is turned on and off by pressing the “on/off” button.

Front light
Turn on the front light (if mounted) by pressing the “light” button.
Adjust the brightness of the display by pressing the light button per-
sisantly. When the front light is on, the light indicator is shown in the
display.

Driving speed
The current driving speed is shown in the display center area.

Battery indicator
The battery indicator is shown in the left side of the display. It
indicates the approximate battery level.

Assist level
The selected assist level is shown in the right side of the display.

Battery indicator Assist level 3

Driving speed Lights on

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Walk-assist function
You can use the walk-assist (if your bike has this function) for an
extra help when for example, walking with the e-bike uphill. It assists
up to 6 kph and it is only possible to use this function when you are
not using the pedals!
To activate the walk-assist, turn the throttle downwards towards
yourself - to deactivate it, let go of it. A little walking man and a bike
are shown when activated.

Walk-assist

Boost function
To get a temporary “boost” effect, for example to pass other cyclists,
turn the throttle downwards towards yourself and the bike will
accelerate to maximum assist level. When you let go of the throttle,
the assist level will drop down to the previous assist level -
for example, boost from assist level 3 to maximum with the throttle,
let go, and you are back at assist level 3 again.

Trip information
In the upper area of the display it is possible to view different infor-
mation of relevance for the trip.
Press the “menu” button (see page 4) on the left lever - to switch
between different types of trip information.

Settings for km/h and mph

To change the speed units between kph and mph, press the “up”
arrow 10 seconds. Mph is chosen when kph is no longer displayed.

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 Wheel size function

Set the wheel size correctly to get the right speed indicated on your
display. Use the buttons on the throttle lever and follow these steps:
To access the wheel size function in the display, press down the
“menu” button for 10 seconds.
You will then get a 4 digit area to type in your wheel size. Look at your
wheel and find the digits in the right-hand column of the chart below.
If you can’t find your wheel size go to this webpage:
www.formbirds.com/free-tire-circumference-chart.
To select the digit, press arrow “up” or “down”.

TO (European Tire and Rim Technical Organization):

ETRTO Tire size Length (mm)

40-406 20x1.50 1490
47-406 20x7.75 1515
50-406 20x1.95 1565
47-507 24x1.75 1890
50-507 24x2.00 1925
54-507 24x2.125 1965
40-559 26x1.50 2010
47-559 26x1.75 2023
50-559 26x1.95 2050
54-559 26x2.10 2068
35-622 700x35C 2168
38-622 700x38c 2180
40-622 700x40c 2200
42-622 700x42c 2224
44-622 700x44c 2235
45-622 700x45c 2242
47-622 700x47c 2268

To be continued on the next page.

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When the correct digit is selected, press “menu” to move to the next.
Select the correct digit as before, and press “menu” to move to the
next. Repeat until all four digits have been entered.
To save the settings, press “menu” for 1-2 seconds. Turn off the display
using the “on/off” button, and turn it on again. Then your settings are
saved and you are good to go.

Troubleshooting

The error indicator will appear in the display to show possible system
errors. A code and a wrench symbol will show the error type.

The error code will appear in the “speed indication” space in the
center of the display.

Error code numbers range from 02 to 09 indicating the different error

types.
Final error diagnosing requires skilled personnel. Contact your dealer
for assistance.

Error codes
The error indicator has the following error codes:

Error codes Description Possible solution

02 Indicates errors in Contact your dealer.
power consumption.
03 Indicates errors in the Contact your dealer.
controller.
04 Indicates errors on the Check the handle and throttle.
throttle. Ensure the throttle is not stuck and
set the throttle to “neutral”.
05 Indicates errors in the Set the handbrake in the starting
front brake, if mounted, position.
08 Low battery voltage. Charge the battery.
09 High battery voltage. Contact your dealer.

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 Charging instructions

Charging the battery must be done indoors or under

cover, because the charger is only splashproof. Charge the
battery as often as possible. Charging can be done in 2 ways:

Battery mounted on electric bike

a) The battery must be installed in the electric bike
b) Connect the charging plug to the battery
c) Connect the main power supply to the power outlet and
switch on the charger.

Charging the removed battery

a) Remove the battery and take it indoors
b) Connect the charging plug to the battery
c) Connect the main power supply to the power outlet and
switch on the charger.

How to charge the battery

1. Insert charger plug in the battery, and the mains plug (100-230V)
in the socket - and check to confirm that the charger is on.

2. When the “charge” and “power” are red, it indicates that battery is
charging.

3. When the “charge” light is green, and “power” light is red - it

indicates the battery is fully charged.

If charging does not begin immediately, check to make sure the

charger is connected correctly.

1. 2. 3.

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Daily use of electric bike/battery
The electric bike uses maintenance-free Li-ION battery.
Note that the battery can be removed.

Before using the battery pack fully charge the battery with
the supplied charger.

The best charge of the battery is obtained at 20 °C. (68 °F)

Many frequent recharges on the Li-Ion battery can extend
battery life.

Pay special attention to the battery capacity as it, decreases

over time and at lower temperatures.

Things that reduce bike range

• Wrong tire pressure
• Wind
• Road conditions, uphill
• User weight
• Biker’s own efforts

In normal use batteries have a lifetime of up to 1000 charge

and discharge cycles.

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 Warning
• Do not heat, short circuit, puncture, or otherwise mistreate the
battery.
• The battery must not be dismantled or destroyed.
• Do not throw the battery into fire.
• Do not immerse the battery in water or any other liquid.
• The battery can only be charged with the included charger.
• Never charge the battery at temperatures below 0ºC or above
45ºC (below 32°F or above 113°F)

Disposal of battery
Batteries contain substances that may be harmful
to human health and the environment if not
handled properly.

Batteries are marked with a rubbish bin with a

cross through it. It symbolizes that used bat-
teries must not be disposed of with other house-
hold waste, but must be disposed of separately.

It is important that you submit your used batteries

to the collection systems established in your area.
In this way, you help to ensure that the batteries
are recycled in accordance with the law and will
not harm the environment.

Most municipalities have established collection

points, where worn portable batteries are col-
lected from households. Additional information is
available from your local authorities.

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Maintenance

The bike and the electrical system require no special mainte-

nance.

It is recommended to clean the bike and lubricate moving parts

at regular intervals.

Be aware, however, that the wearing parts must be replaced as

needed. Parts should be replaced in a timely manner, so repairs
are minimized.

If these guidelines are not followed, there is a risk of damage to

the bike and riders, and the warenty on the bike will be avoided.

In order to maintain and preserve the electric bike’s condition,

we recommend an inspection two times a year, but not less than
once a year by a professional bike workshop.

Winter storage
If the electric bike is set aside for storage (more than one
month), it will be sufficient to recharge one time per month.
For storage, the batteries must be fully charged, because they
cannot tolerate being left discharged for a long time.

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Contact Pro-Movec A/S, Denmark
When contacting Pro-Movec by e-mail
please inform following:

• Brand of bicycle
• Year of manufacture
• Date of purchase
• Attach a copy of the purchase receipt
• Describe the problem in as detailed
way as possible

service@promovec.dk
+45 88444411

Pro-Movec A/S Tel. +45 7027 2623

Brunbjergvej 2 Fax. +45 7027 2429
DK-8240 Risskov info@promovec.dk