Charging The Battery - Coboc TEN Merano Bedienungsanleitung

Charging the battery

The ideal outside temperature for battery charging is somewhere between
5ºC and 35ºC. At temperatures between 0ºC and 40ºC electronics disable
charging, in order to protect the battery from getting damaged.
Please refrain from using any charger other than the one included
in your delivery from Coboc or chargers authorized by Coboc.
Modern lithium-ion batteries require chargers that are perfectly
matched, as everything else could lead to the battery catching fire or even
exploding.
Make sure to check the charger for any external damage (case,
plug or cables). Under no circumstances should you use a
damaged or faulty charger.
The charging socket is situated at the bottom side of the top tube. You can
only insert the plug in one direction. Socket and plug are magnetic and
stay attached if connected correctly.
Only charge the battery at dry and well ventilated places, as the charger
should not be exposed to rain, water or moisture. Make sure that there are
no flammable or hazardous substances in the room when charging your
bike. Always keep your charger in a safe place, in order for it not to fall
down or tip over.
You should only use your charger in indoor areas. Also, notice
further hints directly on the charger and the provided user manual
for the charger.
Battery & Charger
In order to charge your battery you need to plug the mains into a fitting
outlet and connect the charger with your Coboc bike. Make sure that the
mains and the needed voltage meet your countries standards. The provid-
ed charger is designed for a line voltage of 220V and 240V.
Charging begins as soon as the charger is connected and turns your Cob-
oc bike off it was turned on beforehand. You can not turn your Coboc bike
on while charging it.
LEDs are now lighting up one after the other in order to indicate the
charging process. If your Coboc bike is fully charged it turns itself off auto-
matically. As soon as that is the case the charger indicates that the bike is
fully charged.
A complete charge from 1% to 100% takes two and a half hours with the
standard Coboc 4A charger. However, the battery is already charged to
90% after two hours, which means that the charging time for the last 10%
takes a bit longer (half an hour).
You can keep your Coboc bike connected to the charger even after
charging is completed. The battery does not overcharge. However, we
recommend you to unplug the charger from your Coboc bike and the
mains out of safety reasons.
Make sure that your homeowner's and fire insurances cover lithium-ion
battery charge and pedelecs in general. Also regularly check newspapers
for any changes in the legal situation.
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