Other Recommendations; Brakes - O2Feel Duma Serie Benutzerhandbuch

Important
Always remove the battery from the bike
during maintenance.
It is important to follow the instructions
on the label of the battery charger. Do
not charge other products with your bike
charger.
Only use the battey as described.
Do not attempt to manipulate the electric
system of your bike.
Looking after your battery day to day:
•
If you do not want to use your bike for a long
time, when you store it, make sure that the
remaining battery is around 70%. Also make
sure that you do not let your battery run down
completely by charging it every 3 months.
•
Store the battery and your bike with the battery
in a covered, cool location (around 10 to
20°C) where they will not be exposed to direct
sunlight or rain. If the storage temperature is
low or high, the battery performance will be
reduced, and the time you can use it for will be
shorter. When you use the battery after it has
been in storage for a long time, make sure you
charge it before use.

2.4 Other recommendations

2.4.1 Brakes

Important comments and precautionary
measures:
Ask an approved O2feel reseller to carry out
maintenance work on brakes.
Do not use oily liquids on brake linings, surfaces
of wheel rim brakes, brake pads or disks. If you do,
this will hinder the performance of your brakes.
Only use original spare parts. Failure to do so runs
the risk of damaging or hindering the performance
of your bike.
Used batteries:
Lithium-ion batteries are valuable, recyclable
resources. For more information about used
batteries, refer to the rules for your region. If
you have any doubts, contact the shop from
which you bought your bike or a bike seller.
Information about disposing of batteries
for countries outside the European Union:
This symbol is only valid within the
European Union. Follow the local
rules in force when you dispose
of used batteries. If you have any doubts,
contact the shop from which you bought
your bike or a bike seller.
Warning - Risk of fire and electric shock -
None of these items can be repaired by the
Standard brake lever:
The bike is fitted with appropriate standard brake
levers. Check them regularly to make sure they
work without hindering your ride.
Make sure you know which brakelever operates
which brake. The left brakelever operates the
frontbrake and the right brakelever operates the
rearbrake.
Hydraulic disc brakes
Hydraulic disc brakes are fitted with a master
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user.