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Chapter "Displays on the Remote fX and Remote bX"

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2 6.1 Status display

The status display indicates a status change or an existing fault. If no

fault is detected, the status indicator LED will act as one of the five LEDs

to indicate the charge level or set support level.

Depending on which status is displayed, the LED of the status indicator

lights up in different colors.

The status display:

• flashes green = "Ready for operation"

After successful installation of the drivepack in the e-bike, the

status indicator flashes green briefly to indicate that you can now

switch on the drive system using the Remote fX / Remote bX.

• flashes yellow = "Soft Fault"

When a "Soft Fault" occurs, the status indicator flashes yellow.

The drive system signals that a temporary or non-critical fault is

present, which in most cases leads to a loss of power.

If a "soft fault" occurs, you can continue riding your e-bike, but

Fazua strongly advises against doing so in order to avoid further

damage to the drive system or e-bike.

• flashes red = "Hard Fault"

When a "Hard Fault" occurs, the status display flashes red. If a

"hard fault" occurs on your e-bike, the e-bike can no longer be

operated and must be serviced.

2 6.2 Display of charging level/support level

The charge/support level indicator shows two parameters.

• The battery charge level indicator:

The charge level of the battery can be read from the number of

illuminated LEDs. Each of the 5 LEDs represents 20 % of the total

charging capacity. When the battery is fully charged, all 5 LEDs

light up.

If the battery is flat, the upper LED of the status indicator lights up

white or no LED lights up.

Summary of content (22 pages)

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26.1 Status display The status display indicates a status change or an existing fault. If no fault is detected, the status indicator LED will act as one of the five LEDs to indicate the charge level or set support level. Depending on which status is displayed, the LED of the status indicator lights up in different colors.
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• The selected support level of the pedal support: Each support level is assigned a color, i.e. the color of the LEDs on the display indicates the currently set support level. → More detailed information can be found in chapter 27.3 "Levels of support".' 27 USING REMOTE fX AND REMOTE bX WARNING Danger due to distraction during operation! If you are distracted by the use of the Remote fX / Remote bX while riding, accidents and serious injury may result.
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27.2 Setting the pedal support With the help of the Remote fX / Remote bX you can set the desired support level at any time - even while riding. ► Tap the upper touch sensor on the Remote fX / Remote bX to switch to the next higher support level. 1 Remote fX 1 Remote bX ► Tap the lower touch sensor on the Remote fX / Remote bX to move to the next lower support level. 3 Remote fX 66 3 Remote bX When driving in rain mode, use the center button to set the desired support level.
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27.3 Levels of support No support (white) • The LEDs of the display on the Remote fX / Remote bX light up white. • You ride without electric pedal assistance (as with a conventional bicycle). Support level "Breeze" • The LED of the display on the Remote fX / Remote bX lights up green. • You ride with low but effective support for maximum range. Support level "River" • The LEDs of the display on the Remote fX / Remote bX light up blue. • You ride with reliable support for most applications.
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27.4 Restart drive system ► Press and hold the center button for 8 seconds to fully shut down your drive system: All LEDs go out. When the drive system is ready to be switched on again, the status indicator flashes green: Now you can restart your drive system as usual. 27.5 Rain mode The rain mode prevents rain drops from unintentionally adjusting the support level of your e-bike. If you have activated the rain mode, use the center button to set the desired support level: 1.
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27.7 Bluetooth connectivity You can connect your cell phone to your drive system via the Fazua Rider App. If the connection has been established successfully, the LEDs on the Remote fX / Remote bX flash 3× blue.
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BATTERY 28 MODEL VARIANTS OF THE BATTERY Depending on the model, your drive system is powered by the Battery 250 or Battery 250 X. Since the two model variants differ in appearance, you may find different model-dependent illustrations next to each other in this section. Different handling of the model variants after automatic switch-off of the battery: The Battery 250 switches off automatically if the e-bike has not moved for 8 hours and no button or touch sensor has been pressed on the remote.
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29 DETAILED VIEW & PART DESIGNATIONS: BATTERY D 1 2 1 2 3 5 4 Battery 250 3 4 5 Battery 250 X Part designations 1 → Pushbutton (battery lock) 2 → Interface (drivepack) 3 → Charging socket 4 → Charge level indicator* 5 → On/off button * The charge level indicator of the Battery 250 X is only visible when the corresponding LEDs are lit, but not, for example, when the battery is switched off.
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30 TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA ON THE BATTERY Nominal voltage → → → → → Nominal capacity Power Protection type Weight, approx. 36 V 7 Ah 252 Wh IP54 3.1 lbs (1.
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1. Check the battery for visible damage (visual check). 2. Press the on/off button on the battery once to turn on the battery: The LEDs of the charge level indicator next to the on/off button light up and indicate the current charge level of the battery. 4 5 5 4 Battery 250 Battery 250 X If none of the LEDs on the charge indicator light up after pressing the on/off button, this indicates that the battery is damaged.
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So if you have problems inserting the battery into the battery holder, it may be because you have not aligned the battery correctly. Therefore, in this case, first check the correct alignment of the battery and try inserting it again. If the battery cannot be inserted into the battery receptacle despite correct alignment, this may indicate that one of the components is damaged. Do not use the drive system if the battery cannot be inserted into the battery holder, but contact an authorized specialist. 3.
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31.3 Removing the battery from the drivepack CAUTION Pinch risk! You can pinch your fingers when removing the battery from the drivepack. ► When pressing the push button or removing the battery, be careful not to pinch your fingers. 1. Hold the drivepack with one hand and secure the battery with the other. 2. Press the push button as far as it will go to release the battery from the lock. 1 3.
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31.5 Charging the battery DANGER Fire hazard due to incorrect handling! If you handle the battery improperly or try to charge it with an incompatible charger you could cause a fire. ► To charge the battery, use only original and compatible evation chargers from Fazua. ► The charger and battery heat up during charging, so keep away from combustible materials. ► Do not leave the battery and charger unattended during charging.
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31.5.1 Connect battery to the charger 1. Insert the charging plug into the charging socket on the battery. Since the charging plug is magnetically coded, it can only be plugged in in the intended position. 3 E.3 2. Plug the power plug into a suitable wall outlet to establish the power connection. The charging process starts automatically after connection to the mains. 31.5.2 Ending charging process 1. Then disconnect the charger from the power grid by pulling the mains plug out of the socket. 2.
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31.7 Battery charge level indicator As soon as you have switched on the battery, the charge status display automatically shows a start animation. Immediately afterwards, the LEDs briefly indicate the current charge level of the battery. Depending on the charge level, the number of LEDs varies, with each LED representing 20 % of the capacity. If all five LEDs are lit, the battery is fully charged. As soon as the battery is fully charged, the LEDs of the charge level indicator go out.
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CHARGER 32 MODEL VARIANTS OF THE CHARGER Depending on the model, you charge the battery of your drive system using the Charger A or the Charger, Model STC-8133LC-F. The two model variants differ in some respects visually and with regard to their technical data. You may therefore find different model-dependent illustrations or information in this section. If none of the model variants is explicitly mentioned, the descriptions refer to all model elements.
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Part designations 1 → Mains adapter 2 → Charging cable 3 → Charging plug 4 → Mains cable 5 → Mains plug (power supply)* 6 → Plug 7 → Mains socket 8 → LED display * Different from country to country, therefore without illustration. The numbering 1–8 within this section refers to the individual parts of the components E (charger). Individual parts of other components illustrated within this section are additionally marked with the corresponding component letter.
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35 USING CHARGER DANGER Risk of electric shock and fire! If you use a damaged charger you could expose yourself and others to the risk of an electric shock. If you use the charger improperly or with an incompatible battery you could cause a fire. ► Therefore check all individual part for damage before using the charger. ► Never use a damaged charger. ► Only use the charger in dry indoor areas. ► Keep water or any liquids away from the charger or all individual parts of the charger.
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35.2 Connector charger to the battery DANGER Risk of electric shock! If the mains connection is incorrect, you and others may be exposed to the risk of electric shock. ► First connect the charger to the battery before you connect the charger to the power supply. ► Only connect the charger to an easily accessible and properly installed earth contact outlet. ► Make sure that the mains voltage at the mains connection corresponds to the information on the charger. 1.
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35.3 Unplug charger from battery DANGER Risk of electric shock! If the mains connection is incorrect, you and others may be exposed to the risk of electric shock. ► First disconnect the charger from the power supply before you disconnect the charger from the battery. 1. When charging is complete, unplug the charger from the outlet to disconnect it from the mains. 2. Then disconnect the charger from the battery by pulling the charging plug out of the charging socket. B.1 3 3.
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