ELECTRIC BIKE CO HL3000 EST. 2014 eBike Fork Mounted Front Headlight User Guide
- June 4, 2024
- ELECTRIC BIKE CO
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BIKE CO HL3000 EST. 2014 eBike Fork Mounted Front Headlight
User Guide
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PRIOR TO USE PLEASE READ THE FULL OPERATOR MANUAL AND TERMS & CONDITIONS
CONTAINED UNDER:
www.electricbikecompany.com/terms-
conditions
IT IS THE RIDER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE YOUR BIKE IS SET UP TO COMPLY WITH
YOUR APPLICABLE STATE, CITY, AND LOCAL E-BIKE SAFETY RULES AND REGULATIONS.
For EBC How-to videos, tips & tricks of the trade, please view our YouTube
Channel:
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After you have unpacked your bike, please follow these steps to start using
your Electric Bike Company Bicycle.
The full User Manual can be found on
ElectricBikeCompany.com.
Locate the stem of the bike as shown in Figure 1, which is near the
handlebars, and take off the stem bolt cap. After taking the cap off, use the
6 mm Allen key that came with your bike and loosen the stem bolt by rotating
it counterclockwise. While keeping the wheels straight, move the handlebars to
align with the front wheel of the bike. Once it is straight, tighten the stem
bolt using your 6 mm Allen key by rotating it clockwise to 22 Nm. Make sure
the stem bolt is tightly fastened.
Locate the back of the handlebar clamp and loosen the 4 bolts as shown in
Figure 2. Use the 5 mm Allen key that came with your bike to loosen the bolts.
Once the bolts are loosened, you will be able to set your handlebars to your
desired position. Once the handlebars are set to your desired position,
tighten the 4 bolts located near the back of the LCD Screen. Make sure the 4
bolts are fastened to 14 Nm.
(Optional). If you wish to adjust the stem angle setting, locate the stem
angle bolt as shown in Figure 3.
Use the 5 mm Allen key that came with your bike to loosen the bolt.
Once loosened, you will be able to adjust the angle to your preference.
Once set, fasten the stem angle bolt to 13 Nm.
Bring the LCD display screen forward as shown in Figure 4 to an approximate
45° angle or any other angle that you prefer.
Turn the master switch on as shown in Figures 5 – 7.
Model R & E – Model R & E has no master switch.
If the LCD screen is turned off, the battery is in sleep mode.
Press the power button, Figure 8 for approx. 1 second, to turn on the LCD
screen controller. The power button is located on the left side of the
handlebars.
Note: Remember the throttle is now live!
Troubleshooting: Sleep Mode
If the battery has been left for a while it will automatically go into “sleep
mode”.
You will need to turn the master power switch “on” and “off”, then “on” again
to wake up the battery. Next turn on the power switch at the handle bars. If
the battery is charged, Bike is ready to ride.
With the LCD display screen ON, you are ready to ride in throttle mode.
Hold down the throttle as shown in Figure 9 to move the bike forward.
The throttle is set at the first level.
Reminder: the throttle is always live when turning on your
bike.
Your bike comes with a charger inside the white box marked “charger” for the
X, Y, R & E Models. Connect the power cord to the charger. Plug the power cord
into a 3-prong outlet and the charging port of your charger to the charging
port of your bike, as shown in Figure 10 for Model Y, Figure 11 for Model X,
and Figure 12 for Model R & E. The LED lights will turn red while charging
and green once charging is complete.
Note: You can remove the battery from the bike frame of the X, R & E
models to charge it.
Using Pedal Assist:
To turn ON Pedal Assist mode, press and hold the down arrow as shown in Figure
8 for approximately 3 seconds. The word “PAS off” will disappear on the
display screen. Using the Up and Down arrows, you can set Pedal Assist from 0
to 5-speed modes. 1 is the slowest and 5 is the fastest. With Pedal Assist
Mode On, the motor will now turn on when you begin pedaling, and you will not
need to use the throttle. You do have the ability, however, to increase your
speed with throttle application while using Pedal Assist Mode.
Note: It takes about 1 pedal rotation before Pedal Assist kicks in and
turns the motor on.
Important: In the beginning, as you are getting used to the bike, it is
always best to start out in Mode 1 and move up to the faster modes as you are
riding. The motor increases. In zero mode, the Pedal Assist and the throttle
are not active.
Charging the Models C & S
Method 1
Locate the power cord on the left side of the rear rack battery case and
extend it to plug into a 3-prong power outlet.
Method 2
Purchase the 3.5 amp Smart Super Charger to charge your bike. Connect the
power cord to the charger. Plug the power cord into a 3-prong outlet and the
charging port of your charger to the charging port of your bike, as shown in
Figure 13. The LED lights will turn red while charging and green once charging
is complete.
Note: You can remove the battery from the rear rack case to charge it.
Activating Head and Tail Lights:
To turn On and Off the head and tail lights, simply press and hold the Up
arrow as shown in figure 8 for approximately 3 seconds until you see the
display light up.
Note: Nm stands for “Newton Metre”. Please use a torque wrench to fasten
the bolts to the recommended Nm adjustment.
BATTERY CHARGING
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION AND WARRANTY DETAILS
Consumer must always charge his/her battery every 1-2 months when not in
use.
EBC strongly recommends that after 5 years, customers send their batteries to
EBC for service or replacement.
Use a regular wall outlet to charge your battery. Do not use any other type
of outlets, such as an RV outlet or a converter or an inverter, or any other
charger not recommended by EBC. Failure to comply with these instructions
could lead to catastrophic consequences, including but not limited to a
battery malfunction, sparking, explosion, or a battery fire. EBC is not
responsible or liable for any damage caused by battery misuse and/or charging
the battery in any other manner than per EBC instructions.
EBC offers a 5-year warranty against manufacturer defects, but if the consumer fails to charge the battery regularly and it goes dead over time – the consumer will not be able to recharge him or herself. The consumer will either need to purchase a new battery or send the battery back to EBC for repair. The consumer can either drop off the battery at the EBC Factory or ship the battery back to EBC for repair. There is no repair cost or exchange cost to fix or exchange the battery within the first 30 days if the malfunction is determined to be due to a manufacturer defect. After 30 days, the battery repair costs will be waived if the consumer drops off the battery or ships it back at his/her expense. A return label must be included. If the consumer opts to exchange the battery instead of having it repaired, the cost of exchange is $399 for a standard battery and $499 for an upgraded battery. The consumer will receive a new battery and EBC will retain the old battery. Consumers are responsible for the shipping costs of battery exchange. After 5 years, consumers will need to pay the full retail price of a new standard or upgraded battery.
Water damage is not covered under this warranty.
Reminder
Before you begin your ride, please check to see if the disc brake on your
front wheel matches the one that is on the back of your bike.
Please contact our Customer Support team to set up a battery exchange.
Remember: In periods of nonuse, be sure to charge the battery every 1-2
months.
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The EBC Operator’s Manual is electronic and accessible through the following
link:
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Manual.pdf
Customer Service is also standing by to assist you at
949-264-4080 or at
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Please review the EBC Operator’s Manual in its entirety prior to use.
References
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