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Bosch BULLS 650-185 Operating Instructions Manual

Bosch BULLS 650-185 Operating Instructions Manual (238 pages)

Brand: Bosch | Category: Monitor | Size: 24.74 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

2
- For Your Information
  11
- Markups
  11
- Warnings
  11
- About These Operating Instructions
  11
- Language
  11
- Manufacturer
  11
- Laws, Standards and Directives
  11
- Type Number and Model
  12
- Frame Number
  12
- Aim of the Operating Instructions
  13
- Safety
  14
- Residual Risks
  14
- Risk of Fire and Explosion
  14
- Rechargeable Battery
  14
- Overheated Charger
  14
- Hot Components
  14
- Incorrect Quick Release Setting
  15
- Key Breaking off
  15
- Incorrect Component
  15
- Incorrect Tightening Torque
  15
- Risk of Amputation
  15
- Risk of a Crash
  15
- Electric Shock
  15
- Water Penetration
  15
- Condensation
  15
- Damage
  15
- Data Privacy Information
  16
- Malfunctions Due to Bluetooth
  16
- Brake Fluid
  17
- Defective Battery
  17
- Requirements for the Rider
  17
- Vulnerable Groups
  17
- Personal Protective Equipment
  17
- Safety Guards
  17
- Toxic Substances
  17
- Dangerous Situation in Road Traffic
  18
- Leaked Brake Fluid
  18
- Safety Markings and Safety Instructions
  18
- What to Do in an Emergency
  18
- Battery Vapors Emitted
  19
- Battery Fire
  19
- Description
  20
- Proper Use
  20
- Improper Use
  21
- Permitted Total Weight (PTW)
  22
- Environmental Requirements
  23
- Nameplate
  25
- Components
  26
- Overview
  26
- Stem
  27
- Headset
  27
- Steering System
  27
- Frameset
  27
- Frame
  27
- Handlebars
  28
- Fork
  28
- Suspension
  29
- Rigid Fork
  29
- Suspension Fork
  29
- Rear Shock
  33
- Suntour Rear Shock
  35
- Wheel
  37
- Tires
  37
- Rim
  37
- Valve
  37
- Hub
  38
- Spoke Nipples
  38
- Spoke
  38
- Braking System
  39
- Mechanical Brake
  39
- Hydraulic Brake
  39
- Disc Brake
  40
- Seat Post
  41
- Standard Seat Post
  41
- Dropper Seat Post
  41
- Mechanical Drive System
  42
- Chain Drive Layout
  42
- Belt Drive Layout
  42
- Rechargeable Battery
  43
- Electric Drive System
  43
- Motor
  43
- Charger
  44
- Lighting
  44
- Integrated Battery
  44
- On-Board Computer
  45
- Display
  45
- Description of Controls and Screens
  46
- Handlebars
  46
- Control Panel
  47
- System Message
  48
- Lock Function
  49
- Activity Tracking
  49
- Software Updates
  49
- Creating a User Account
  49
- Display
  50
- S Ta R T S C R E E
  50
- Status Screen
  51
- Settings
  51
- Battery Level Indicator (Battery)
  52
- Derailleur
  53
- SHIMANO SW-E7000 Derailleur Gears
  53
- Brake Lever
  54
- BOSCH Performance Line CX Motor
  55
- Display Mount
  55
- LED Remote On-Board Computer
  55
- BOSCH Kiox300 Display
  55
- Bicycle Lighting
  55
- Ebike
  55
- Technical Data
  55
- Emissions
  55
- BOSCH Powertube 750 Battery
  56
- Transporting and Storing
  59
- Weight and Dimensions for Transportation
  59
- Designated Hand Grips, Lifting Points
  59
- Transportation
  60
- Using the Transport Securing System
  60
- Transporting the Ebike
  60
- Shipping a Ebike
  60
- Transporting the Battery
  60
- Shipping the Battery
  60
- Carrying out a Break in Operation
  61
- Storing
  61
- Preparing a Break in Operation
  61
- Break in Operation
  61
- Assembly 5.1 Unpacking
  62
- Required Tools
  62
- Initialization
  63
- Checking the Battery
  63
- Securing the Powertube BS3 Battery Mount
  64
- Preparing the Wheel
  65
- Installing the Wheel in the SUNTOUR Fork
  66
- Bolt-On Axle (12AH2 and 15AH2)
  66
- MM Thru Axle
  67
- Q-LOC Quick Release
  69
- Fitting the Pedals
  70
- Preparing the LIMOTEC Dropper Post
  71
- Checking the Connections
  72
- Checking Stem Is Firmly in Position
  72
- Checking for Headset Play
  72
- Ebike Sale
  72
- Checking the Stem and Handlebars
  72
- Operation
  73
- Risks and Hazards
  73
- Tips for a Greater Range
  75
- Critical Errors
  76
- Rechargeable Battery
  76
- Less Critical Errors
  76
- On-Board Computer
  76
- Error Message
  76
- Instruction and Customer Service
  77
- Adjusting the Ebike
  77
- Preparing
  77
Operation Ebike Adjustment Procedure 6.5.2

78
- Ebike Adjustment Procedure
  78
- Determining the Sitting Position
  79
- Adjusting the Saddle
  81
- Adjusting the Saddle Height
  81
- Straightening the Saddle
  81
- Setting the Saddle Height with Dropper Remote
  82
- Adjusting the Saddle Position
  83
- Adjusting the Saddle Tilt
  83
- Checking Saddle Stability
  83
- Adjusting the Handlebars
  84
- Hand Position
  84
- Handlebar Width
  84
- Handlebars
  84
- Adjusting the Handlebar Height with Quick Release
  85
- Stem
  85
- Adjusting the Threadless Stem
  86
- Setting the Quill Stem
  86
- Adjusting the Angle-Adjustable Stem
  87
- Checking Handlebar
  88
- Ergonomic Hand Grips
  88
- Stability Tires
  89
- Brake
  90
- Brake Lever Position
  90
- Brake Lever Tilt Angle
  90
- Determining the Grip Distance
  91
- Pressure Point
  91
- Retracting the Brake Pads
  92
- Tires
  93
- Grip Distance on a SHIMANO ST-EF41 Brake Lever
  94
- Grip Distance on a SHIMANO ST-EF41 Brake Lever
  95
- Adjust Suspension Fork Rebound Damper
  96
- Adjust Suspension Fork Sag
  96
- Adjust the Rear Shock Sag (Optional)
  96
- Fork Sag
  96
- Suspension
  96
- Adjusting the Suntour Fork Coil Suspension
  97
- Adjusting the Suntour Fork Air Suspension
  98
- Adjust the Rear Shock Sag
  99
- Adjusting the Suntour Rear Shock
  100
- Fork Rebound Damping
  101
- Adjusting the Suntour Fork Rebound Damping
  102
- Adjusting the Rear Shock Rebound Damper
  103
- Adjusting the Suntour Rear Shock
  104
- Compression Adjuster on Rear Shock
  105
- Adjusting the Suntour Compression Dial
  106
- Adjusting the Lights On-Board Computer
  107
- Lighting
  107
- Light
  108
- Activating Activity Tracking
  109
- Connecting the On-Board Computer with the Smartphone
  109
- Creating a User Account
  109
- Setting up the Lock Function (Optional)
  109
- Update Software
  109
- Inserting the Display
  110
- Removing the On-Board Computer
  110
- Securing the On-Board Computer (Optional)
  110
- Adjust On-Board Computer
  111
- Adjust On-Board Computer
  112
- Adjusting the Clock
  112
- Adjusting the Time Format
  112
- Selecting Units
  112
- Selects the Language
  112
- Setting the Brightness
  112
- Reset Settings
  113
- Accessories
  114
- Child Seat
  114
- Approval for Trailer with Enviolo Hub
  115
- Trailer
  115
- Approval for Trailer with ROHLOFF Hub
  116
- Mobile Holder
  116
- Pannier Rack
  116
- Panniers and Cargo Boxes
  116
- Suspension Fork Coil Spring
  116
- Tubeless and Airless Tires
  116
- Before each Ride
  117
- Personal Protective Equipment and Accessories for Road Safety
  117
- Straightening the Quickly Adjustable Stem
  118
- Using the Pannier Rack
  118
- Raising the Kickstand
  119
- Using Leather Hand Grips
  119
- Using the Bell
  119
- Using the Leather Saddle
  119
- Using the Multifunctional Handlebars or Bar Ends
  119
- Using the Pedals
  119
- Using the Saddle
  119
- Inserting the Battery
  120
- Removing the Battery
  120
- Using the Battery
  120
- Charging the Battery
  121
- Switching off the Electric Drive System
  122
- Switching on the Electric Drive System
  122
- Using Ebike with the Electric Drive System
  122
- Charging the Control Panel Battery
  123
- Using the Diagnosis Port
  123
- Using the On-Board Computer
  123
- Setting the Brightness of Indicators
  124
- Using the Push Assist System
  124
- Using the Riding Light
  124
- Selecting the Level of Assistance
  125
- Brake
  126
- Using the Brake Lever
  126
- Derailleur
  127
- Using the Derailleur Gears
  127
- Parking
  128
- Tightening in the Quickly Adjustable Stem
  129
- Activating the Lock Function
  130
- Cleaning, Servicing and Maintenance
  131
- Before each Ride
  135
- Checking the Fenders
  135
- Checking the Fork
  135
- Checking the Frame
  135
- Checking the Guards
  135
- Checking the Pannier Rack
  135
- Checking the Quick Releases (QR)
  135
- Checking the Rear Shock
  135
- Checking the Suspension Seat Post
  135
- Checking Wheel Concentricity
  135
- Checking the Bell
  136
- Checking the Brakes
  136
- Checking the Hand Grips
  136
- Checking the Lighting
  136
- Checking the USB Cover
  136
- After each Ride
  137
- Caring for the Suspension Fork
  137
- Cleaning the Brake
  137
- Cleaning the Lights and Reflectors
  137
- Cleaning the Pedals
  137
- Cleaning the Rear Shock
  137
- Cleaning the Suspension Fork
  137
- Cleaning the Suspension Seat Post
  137
- Basic Cleaning
  138
- Motor
  138
- On-Board Computer and Control Panel
  138
- Rechargeable Battery
  138
- Frame, Fork, Pannier Rack, Guards, Fenders and Kickstand
  139
- Hand Grips
  139
- Handlebars
  139
- Leather Hand Grips
  139
- Saddle
  139
- Seat Post
  139
- Stem
  139
- Cassette, Chain Wheels and Front Derailleur
  140
- Hub
  140
- Leather Saddle
  140
- Shifter
  140
- Spokes and Spoke Nipples
  140
- Switching Elements
  140
- Tires
  140
- Belt
  141
- Brake Lever
  141
- Brake Rotors
  141
- Brakes
  141
- Chain
  141
- Chain with All-Round Chain Guard
  141
- Fork
  142
- Frame
  142
- Servicing
  142
- Fender
  143
- Hand Grips
  143
- Handlebars
  143
- Leather Handle
  143
- Pannier Rack
  143
- Rubber Hand Grips
  143
- Servicing the Kickstand
  143
- Stem
  143
- Carbon Seat Post
  144
- Hub
  144
- Leather Saddle
  144
- Rim
  144
- Seat Post
  144
- Spoke Nipples
  144
- Suspension Seat Post
  144
- Caring for the Chain
  145
- Drivetrain
  145
- Pedal
  145
- Rear Derailleur Cages and Jockey Wheels
  145
- Shifter
  145
- Caring for the Battery
  146
- Caring for the Brake
  146
- Caring for the Chain and All-Round Chain Guard
  146
- Lubricating the Eightpins Seat Post Tube
  146
- Checking the Tire Pressure
  147
- Maintenance
  147
- Wheel
  147
- Checking the Tires
  149
- Checking the Nipple Holes
  150
- Checking the Nipple Well
  150
- Checking the Rim Hooks
  150
- Checking the Rims
  150
- Checking the Spokes
  150
- Checking the Brake System
  151
- Checking the Cables
  151
- Checking the Hand Brake
  151
- Checking the Hydraulic System
  151
- Checking the Disc Brake
  152
- Checking the Pedal Brake
  153
- Checking the Rim Brake
  154
- Checking the Lighting
  155
- Check the Handlebars
  156
- Checking the Chain
  156
- Checking the Chain and Belt Tension
  156
- Checking the Saddle
  156
- Checking the Seat Post
  156
- Checking the Stem
  156
- Checking the Derailleur
  157
- Checking the Derailleur Action
  157
- Checking the Hub Gear
  157
- Checking the Jockey Wheels
  157
- Electric Shifting
  157
- Mechanical Shifting
  157
- Adjusting Shifting
  158
- Cable-Actuated Shift, Dual-Cable
  158
- Cable-Actuuated Shift, Single-Cable
  158
- ROHLOFF Hub
  158
- Cable-Actuated Twist Grip, Dual-Cable
  159
- Checking Kickstand Stability
  159
- Component-Specific Maintenance Tasks
  160
- Initial Inspection
  160
- Maintenance
  160
- Carry out Initial Inspection
  163
- Maintenance Instructions
  164
- Checking the Pannier Rack
  171
- Servicing Axle with Quick Release
  171
- Servicing the Carbon Frame
  171
- Servicing the Frame
  171
- Adjusting the Hub with Cone Bearing
  172
- Maintaining the Stem
  172
- Servicing the Gear Hub
  172
- Servicing the Fork
  173
- Servicing the Steering Headset
  173
- Servicing the Carbon Suspension Fork
  174
- Servicing the Suspension Fork
  174
- Servicing Seat Post
  175
- Servicing the Carbon Seat Post
  175
- By.schulz Suspension Seat Post
  176
- Suntour Suspension Seat Post
  176
- Eightpins NGS2 Seat Post
  177
- Eightpins H01 Seat Post
  183
- Rear Shock
  187
- FOX Component-Specific Maintenance
  188
- Drive System or On-Board Computer Does Not Start up
  189
- Troubleshooting and Fault Clearance
  189
- Troubleshooting, Fault Clearance and Repair
  189
- Errors in Assistance Function
  190
- Battery Errors
  191
- Display Screen Errors
  192
- Lighting Does Not Work
  192
- Other Errors
  193
- Rebound too Fast
  194
- Suntour Suspension Fork
  194
- Rebounding too Slowly
  195
- Suspension too Soft on Inclines
  196
- Excessively Hard Damping on Bumps
  197
- Rear Shock
  198
- Rebound too Fast
  198
- Rebounding too Slowly
  199
- Suspension too Soft on Inclines
  200
- Excessively Hard Damping on Bumps
  201
- Checking Tire Clearance
  202
- Original Parts and Lubricants
  202
- Repair
  202
- Replacing the Lighting
  202
- Setting the Front Light
  202
- Activating the Lock Function after Motor Replacement
  203
- Replacing a Smartphone
  203
- Replacing Ebike Components if Lock Function Is Installed
  203
- Replacing the On-Board Computer
  203
- Recycling and Disposal
  204
- Removal of Waste Guidelines
  204
- Assembly Report
  206
- Documents
  206
- Maintenance Log
  208
- Iconic EVO
  212
- Parts List
  212
- Iconic EVO 1 Wave
  214
- Iconic EVO 1 Diamond
  216
- Iconic EVO 2
  218
- Charger Operating Instructions
  224
- Glossary
  231
- Abbreviations
  234
- Simplified Terms
  234
- Appendix
  235
- Declaration of Conformity
  235
- Declaration of Conformity with RED Directive
  236
- Keyword Index
  237

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