Mounting The Battery Holder - Pendix Montageanleitung

1 screwed bushing, plastic
2 Spacer
3 installation tool electronic bottom bracket
4 electronic bottom bracket
5 lockwasher
6 bottom bracket mounting
For assembly, Pendix recommends the use
of installation tool (No. 3). You can order it
from Pendix, please see the Spare Parts List
for further information. We can assume no
responsibility (guarantee) for damage to the
Pendix bottom bracket caused by using a dif-
ferent tool.
1. Insert the installation tool in the bottom bracket
housing from the right-hand side (in driving
direction), and push in as far as it will go.
When doing this, make sure that the tool sli-
des into the case without meeting any re-
sistance. Should you notice any resistance,
pull the tool back out and remove any distur-
bing elements (burrs, shavings, residues
etc.) in the bottom bracket housing.
2. With a housing 68 mm wide, use a spacer
(No.2)
With a case 73 mm wide, do not use a spacer
(No.2)
Push the electronic bottom bracket from the left-
hand side (in driving direction) into the bottom
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bracket housing. Make sure that it slides easily
into the assembly tool without damaging the
cable in doing so.
3. Push the bottom bracket mounting (No.6) into
the bottom bracket housing by turning it.
Supplied in preassembled
condition
When performing this step, turn the electro-
nic bottom bracket into position by hand only.
(Do not tighten using a tool yet.)
1. After tightening the electronic bottom bracket
on the left side by hand, remove the installation
tool from the bottom bracket housing by carefully
pulling it out.
Make sure that the tool slides out of the
housing without any resistance.
2./3. If 68 mm housing width & chain guard < 1.5 mm
wide, use spacer (No.2)
If 68 mm case width & chain guard > 1.5 mm
wide, do not use spacer (No.2)
If bottom bracket case 73 mm wide > do not
use spacer (No. 2)
Now fasten the electronic bottom bracket on the
other side by turning in the screwed bushing
(No.1 in drawing top left).
In the housing of a BSA bottom bracket, the
thread on the right hand side (in driving direc-
tion) is a left-hand thread. Screw the bottom
bracket on the right side by tightening to a
torque of 15 Nm ± 2 Nm.
15 Nm +/- 2 Nm 60 Nm +/- 3 Nm
4. As final step, tighten the bottom bracket on the
left side to a torque of 60 Nm ± 3 Nm.
After installing the electronic bottom bracket,
make sure that the shaft turns freely without
showing any resistance.

6.3 Mounting the battery holder

To attach the battery holder to the bicycle, use the
threads for a bottle holder if present. You can freely
choose its position on the frame by effectively using
the available holes in the battery holder, but make
sure that that you have enough space below the hol-
der so that, later on, you have room to pull the U-bend
out for the lock of the battery in the one direction and
room to remove the battery in the other direction.
Where a full suspension frame is present, the
battery and the battery holder must at no
time come into contact with other parts of the
bicycle structure.
Make sure there is sufficient cable length to
attach the battery holder correctly and safely
(to compensate for suspension movements).
Screw the battery holder on using the two
supplied M5 screws to a tightening torque of
4.5 Nm + / - 0.5 Nm. Use a screw locking (li-
quid) with both screws.