KORNORGE KC5 Electric Folding Bike Instructions
- September 2, 2024
- KORNORGE
Table of Contents
- KORNORGE KC5 Electric Folding Bike
- Product Usage Instructions
- PARTS & COMPONENTS
- In the Package
- ASSEMBLING
- CHARGING
- DISPLAY
- BUTTONS
- HANDLEBAR
- DERAILLEUR SYSTEM
- INSTALLING THE PEDALS
- INSTALLING THE FRONT WHEEL
- FOLDING YOUR EBIKE
- CHARGING PORT
- SPECIFICATION
- Battery & Charging
- Riding your eBike
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
KORNORGE KC5 Electric Folding Bike
Specifications
- Brand: KORNORGE
- Model: ELECTRIC BIKE KC5
- Color: Various
Product Usage Instructions
Parts & Components
Refer to the following list for the parts and components of the eBike:
- Brake Lever
- Grip Cover
- Throttle
Assembling
Follow the assembly instructions provided in the manual to correctly put
together all the parts of the eBike.
Charging
Make sure to charge the battery fully before using the eBike for the first
time. Connect the charger to a power source and the eBike according to the
instructions.
Display
The display provides important information about your eBike. It shows
voltage status, current speed, total mileage, trip details, and more.
Familiarize yourself with the different indicators and data displayed.
Buttons
Understand the functions of the buttons on your eBike for adjusting gears,
activating features like headlight or speed limit, and setting parameters.
Follow the instructions on how to press, press and hold, or press multiple
buttons for specific actions.
Handlebar
The handlebar includes components like brake lever, bell, shifter brake
lever, grip cover, display, reflector, throttle, and grip cover. Ensure you
are comfortable with the positions and functions of each component.
Derailleur System
Learn about the derailleur system components such as freewheel, guide
pulley, tension pulley, adjustment screws, and cable barrel adjuster.
Understand how to adjust high and low gears for optimal performance.
FAQ
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Q: How do I activate the headlight on my eBike?
A: Press and hold a specific button for three seconds to switch on/off the headlight. Refer to the manual for detailed instructions. -
Q: What should I do if I encounter a motor failure alert on the display?
A: If you see a motor failure alert, stop using the eBike immediately and contact customer support for assistance in diagnosing and resolving the issue.
Do not use the eBike without reading this manual carefully and knowing your
eBike thoroughly
Please save this manual for future reference
PARTS & COMPONENTS
- Brake Lever
- Grip Cover
- Throttle
- Shifter
- Reflector
- Display
- Wire Harness
- Basket
- Headlight
- Front Fork
- Tyre
- Disc Brake Rotor
- Disc Brake Caliper
- Hub
- Wheel Reflector
- Mudguard Support
- Mudguard
- Frame
- Chain Wheel
- Pedal
- Crank
- Chain
- Battery
- Kickstand
- Rear Derailleur
- Motor
- Spoke
- Pannier Rack
- Taillight
- Seat Tube Quick Release
- Seat Tube
- Saddle
Note: As we upgrade our eBikes, the one you own may be slightly different from the one shown above, but how you use it will be the same.
In the Package
ASSEMBLING
- Open the box, take out your KORNORGE eBike, and remove the packaging.
- Assemble the front wheel: Mount the front wheel to the front fork, and tighten the quick release at the front wheel.
- Assemble the handlebar: Lift the riser, close the latch, fix the handlebar upon the riser, align the handlebar, and fasten the screw.
- Walk the KORNORGE eBike to ensure no abnormal sound from the turning wheels. Gently pull the brake levers for a couple of times to ensure both the front and rear brakes function normally.
- Adjust the seat tube to desired height, and lock the quick release.
- Install the pedals and tighten up. Please wear a helmet when riding the KORNORGE eBike
CHARGING
Please use the original charger that comes with the KORNORGE eBike. Connect the DC jack of the charger to the charging slot of your eBike, and then the AC plug to the mains. When the charging starts, the red light on the charger turns on. The charger light turns from red to green when charging is complete. (When the battery does not need charging, do not keep the AC plug connected to the mains, and do not keep the charger connected to the battery. Do not charge indoors. When charging outdoors, avoid rain or direct sun on the charger.)
DISPLAY
BUTTONS
The buttons may be pressed, pressed and held, individually or jointly.
- When riding, press or to adjust the gear/speed.
- When riding, press to switch the display of various data.
- In general, pressing and holding a single button is for switching on and off. Pressing and holding more than one button is for parameter setting. Such design, especially without pressing more than one button at the same time for once, is to reduce the likelihood of mis-operation, and to make it easy to operate.
- Adjust gear: When in Pedal Assist Mode, press to gear up by one level, i.e., Gear 1.
- Activate/Deactivate 4.5 km/h, or switch on/off the headlight: When your eBike is still, press and hold to activate 4.5 km/h, and press and hold for three seconds to switch on/off the headlight.
- Turn on/off the display: When the display is on, press and hold for three seconds to switch on/off the headlight. Continue to press and hold for three seconds, the display shall turn off. Repeat, and the display shall turn on.
- Switch the display of various data: Press to view various data.
- Set the parameters: Press and hold and together to initiate parameter setting or viewing. Parameters that can be set or viewed include: Display brightness, unit of mileage, voltage level, time-out, pedal assist gear, wheel diameter, magnet steel quantity, speed limit, zero or non-zero start, motor engagement, pedal assist sensitivity, initial strength of pedal assist, type of magnet steel disc for pedal assist, controller current limit, and ODO erasure. Press to switch among the items of parameter. Press and to adjust the value, which shall flash upon revision.
Upon desired value, press to save, and enter the next item. Press and hold and together to exit parameter setting or viewing. The setting times out after ten seconds of inactivity.
HANDLEBAR
DERAILLEUR SYSTEM
- The derailleur system includes front and rear derailleurs, shift levers, and derailleur control cables. For smooth shifting, all components must function properly.
- Although the front and rear derailleurs are initially adjusted in the factory, you need to inspect them before each ride.
- To begin, twist the shifter to the largest number indicated, and the cable shall loosen the anchor bolt on the rear derailleur, placing the chain on the smallest sprocket.
- Adjust the high limit screw so that the guide pulley and the smallest sprocket are lined up vertically. Re-tighten the cable, pull out any slack, and re-tighten the anchor bolt securely. Shifting through the gears, making sure that each gear is achieved quietly and swiftly.
- If necessary, use the barrel adjuster to fine tune the cable tension by turning it the direction you want the chain to go.
- For example, turning clockwise loosens cable tension and moves the chain away from the wheel, while turning counter-clockwise tightens cable tension and direct the chain towards the wheel.
INSTALLING THE PEDALS
- Insert the pedal marked “R” into the crank. Hold the pedal with your hand, and turn it clockwise for a few rounds. Then clamp the pedal shaft with the spanner in the package, and turn it clockwise until fastened.
- Find the L pedal and repeat the above steps (but rotate counterclockwise).
- If you feel resistance when turning the pedal shaft, immediately remove the pedal to avoid possible damage. Attach the pedal again and make sure the pedal shaft is perpendicular to the threaded hole on the crank. Proceed with the rest of the steps. Screw in the right pedal clockwise, and the left counter-clockwise.
INSTALLING THE FRONT WHEEL
Basic mechanical principle with the quick release lever
Turn the adjusting nut clockwise to increase clamping, and counter-clockwise
to decrease. For the quick release lever to be in the CLOSE position, turn the
adjusting nut clockwise. As the nut screws inwards, the wheel is clamped onto
the frame and locked into the correct position.
How to install
- Open the quick release lever, and insert the front wheel all the way into the dropouts of the front fork.
- With your left hand, turn the adjusting nut clockwise to fasten up, and with your right hand, close the quick lease lever. Continue to turn the adjusting nut till the lever runs parallel to the hub (as indicated below) and resistance from the lever is felt
- Hold the legs of the front fork with your fingers, and use your palm to press on the quick release lever to lock into place. The CLOSE mark should face outwards, and the lever should be ahead of the legs or parallel to them (as indicated below).
FOLDING YOUR EBIKE
CHARGING PORT
SPECIFICATION
Build
| Model| KC5
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Body material
|
Iron
Expanded size
|
17405951130 mm(or 68.5023.4344.49 in)
Folded size
|
900380700 mm (or 35.4314.9627.56 in)
Wheelbase
|
1170 mm (or 46.06 in)
Ground clearance
|
120 mm (or 4.72 in)
Wheel hub
|
20 inch
Net weight
|
33 kg (or 72.75 lbs)
Body colour
|
White/ Black
|
Performance
| Load| 120 kg (or 264.55 lbs)
Riding speed| 20 km/h (or 12.43 mph)
Max speed| 32 km/h (or 19.88 mph)
Power consumption per hundred kilometres| 0.9 kWh
Range in Throttle Mode| 60±3 km (or 37.28±1.86 mi)
Range in Pedal Assist mode| 90±5 km (or 55.92±3.11 mi)
Hill climbing capacity| 15 degrees
Operating temperature| -10°C – 45°C (or 14°F – 113°F)
IP rating| IP54
Core
| Battery type| 18650 Lithium-ion
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Battery capacity
|
10Ah
Battery rated voltage
|
36V
Charging voltage
|
DC42V
Charger input voltage
|
AC100-240V
Charging time
|
6-7 hours
Motor type
|
High-speed motor
Motor rated power
|
350W
Motor rated voltage
|
36V
Controller under voltage value
|
31±1V
Controller over current value| 15±1A
|
Features
| Headlight| Yes
Pannier rack| Yes
Braking| Front and rear disc brakes
Pedal assist sensor| Speed sensor
Adjustable seat height| Yes
Back support| Yes, with storage
Others| The eBike powers off automatically after ten minutes of inactivity.
Note : The max speed may vary, depending on the battery level, load, tire pressure, terrain, lubrication state of the chain and bearings, etc. The ranges are determined upon tests at the ambient temperature of 25° C (or 77° F), at the speed of 15 to 20 km/h (or 9.32 to 12.43 mph), on smooth and firm terrain, with a load of 60 kg (or 132.30 lbs), and within an uninterrupted period from full to zero battery level. The ranges may vary, depending on your riding behavior, ambient temperature, load, tire pressure, terrain, etc.
Battery & Charging
- Do not connect the positive to the negative, or vice versa. Do not damage, disassemble, or short-circuit the battery. Avoid water, other liquids, or other foreign matter inside the battery to prevent short circuits.
- Instructions in this manual must be followed when charging the battery, otherwise the owner shall take sole responsibility for any consequences.
- Charge the battery only at the temperature between 0°C (or 32°F) and 45°C (or 113°F), and discharge at the temperature between -20°C (or -4°F) and 60°C (or 140°F). The charging current should not exceed 2A. Charge only in a well-ventilated area, away from sun and heat.
- Use the original charger from the package to charge the battery. Connect the charger and battery before plugging the charger into the mains. Do not charge the battery for over 6 hours each time.
- When charging, if the charging indicator appears abnormal, a smell is released, or the charger overheats, stop charging immediately. Service or replace the charger.
- To stop charging, unplug from the mains before disconnecting the charger and battery.
- When the charging indicator turns green, stop charging.
- Do not leave the charger connected to any AC power source when not charging.
- When not in use, store the battery in a dry (relative humidity at 65±20%) and cool (temperature at 10-35°C, or 50-95°F) place. Keep away from fire, heat, and high temperatures. Do not put the battery in acid or alkaline liquid. Make sure to charge the battery for two hours each month.
- Before using the charger to charge a different battery, note the battery type and voltage that the charger may apply to.
- It is advisable not to carry the charger with your eBike. If you must, place the charger in a toolbox upon shock absorption treatment.
- Do not dissemble the charger or replace the parts and components in the charger on your own.
- The waste battery is classified as hazardous. Do not dissemble the waste battery on your own. It should be collected and recycled properly
Riding your eBike
- Do not use the eBike before reading this manual carefully and knowing your eBike thoroughly.
- This eBike is designed for riders aged 16-45. Anyone aged below 16 is strictly forbidden to ride this eBike.
- Do not cycle with only one hand.
- Do not lend your eBike to anyone who do not know how to use it, so as to avoid harm.
- When adjusting the steerer tube and seat tube, do not expose the minimum insertion marks.
- Before riding, check the tire pressure. It is advisable to maintain at 35-45 PSI.
- Before riding, ensure the power, lights, handles, brakes, wheels, reflectors and others are in good condition.
- Before carrying people or objects on your eBike, learn the local laws and regulations, and abide by them.
- Do not exceed the load capacity of 120 kg (or 264.60 lbs.).
- Wear a helmet, and obey traffic rules.
- Obey local traffic rules to keep to the right or left.
- Do not ride on any motorized lane or in any pedestrian crowd.
- It is advisable not to go over 15 km/h (or 9.32 mph) when riding on any non-motorized lane, downhill, or paved road.
- Slow down in rain or snow as required braking distances increase.
- It is advisable not to ride in storms or any extreme weather.
- Avoid impact on the motor.
- Keep the bearings lubricated.
- Do not park your eBike in any lobby, walkway, evacuation stairway, or emergency entrance/exit.
- Do not charge or park your eBike inside any residential building. Keep away from combustibles when charging. Charging should not exceed 6 hours each time.
Maintenance
- The front and rear wheels should be aligned to the center of the front fork and frame.
- Park away from direct sunlight and rain.
- Do not rinse the eBike. Wipe with a damp cloth to clean.
- Check the motor and brakes frequently. Do not oil the braking system.
- Regularly check all screws and keep them fastened.
- Recommended torque specs: handlebar screw 60-80 kgf. cm (or 52.08-69.44 lbsf.in), steering stem screw 175-200 kgf. cm (or 151.90-173.60 lbsf. in), saddle screw 175-250 kgf.cm (or 151.90-217.00 lbsf.in), and wheel screw 320-450 kgf.cm (or 277.70-390.60 lbsf.in).
- Regularly check the tension of the chain, which can be adjusted via the chain regulator.
- Frequently check the tires for scratches, cracks, or excessive wear. The inner tube and valve should be perpendicular to the wheel hub. Punctured, damaged, or excessively worn inner tube and tire must be replaced immediately. Please contact professional technicians.
- It is forbidden to modify key structural parts including the frame, front fork and steerer tube, and any electrical parts. If damaged, replace with identical parts from our factory. Otherwise, the warranty shall be void and the owner shall take sole responsibility for any consequence.
Disclaimer
- Our company reserves the right to modify and give final interpretation to the product model, specification, and other information contained in this manual.
- The functions of the specific model referred to in this manual apply to this specific model only.
- The product model, specification, and other information contained in this manual is subject to any modification or change without notice.
- Without the prior written permission of the company, the contents of the manual may not be copied, modified, reprinted, disseminated or published in any form.
- Please read this manual carefully before using the product, and operate by the manual. Otherwise, the company shall not be liable for any personal or property damage, including damage to the product, caused by misuse or abuse.
- For more information, please visit our official website: www.kornorge.com.
References
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