Aairsk X5

Contents

Aairsk X5 Electric Bike User Manual

Model: X5 | Brand: Aairsk

Aairsk X5 Electric Bike main image, showing 1500W Peak Motor and 48V 15AH Battery.

1. Introduction and Important Safety Information

Thank you for choosing Aairsk. Before using your Aairsk e-bike/scooter, please read this manual carefully. If there is anything you do not understand completely, please contact us.

Please observe traffic regulations, and do not lend your e-bike/scooter to anyone who is unfamiliar with it.

We recommend your e-bike/scooter only be used by a person aged 16 years or older, always supervise children until they are competent riders.

When using any e-bike/scooter, it is important that you stay within safe limits; if you feel as if you are traveling too quickly, you probably are.

Always test your brakes prior to using the e-bike/scooter, and remember the ebike/scooter will not stop as quickly in the wet as it would in the dry!

Always be careful of using the front brake when turning or on slippery surfaces as locking of the front wheel can be dangerous and result in falling off.

Before you use the e-bike/scooter for the first time, please make absolutely certain that it has been correctly assembled. In particular, you must make sure that the pedals, saddle, handlebars and any self-assembled items have been fitted correctly and tightened.

Avoid consuming alcohol before you ride your e-bike/scooter.

If you need to replace your battery, please dispose of it properly.

Above all, enjoy your Aairsk journey, happy cycling!

2. Inspection Before Riding

Perform the following checks before each ride to ensure safety and optimal performance:

  1. Saddle seat post: Ensure it does not cross the limit line and is locked tight.
  2. Bell: Check if it rings well.
  3. Handlebar or Stem: Ensure it is not over the limit line and is locked tightly.
  4. Front and rear brakes: Verify normal operation, check for rusted wires, and ensure levers are fixed.
  5. Fender: Check if it hits the tire.
  6. Battery: Confirm lights are on or off as expected.
  7. Front brake and rear brake: Ensure they work well and sound good.
  8. Spokes: Check for cracks or loose spokes.
  9. Front and rear hub: Check if fixed on the wheels.
  10. Rear Carrier: Check if tightened well.
  11. Battery: Ensure it is correctly installed and fixed.
  12. Pedal crank: Check for rattling.
  13. Chain: Ensure it does not idle, is not jammed by pebbles, has no tooth skipping, and has appropriate play.
  14. Wheels: Check for rattling, loose spokes, hub rattling, bending, deformation, or incorrect tire pressure.
  15. Motor: Ensure there is no loose attachment and the chain rises and falls smoothly.

NOTICE

Keep your keys/cards and spare keys/cards in a safe place. Lost keys/cards are difficult to copy.

Note: When replacing the charger, it should match the battery model; The battery pack must be charged using a dedicated charger provided by our company, and no other charger must be used to charge the battery pack.

3. Setup and Assembly

What's in the Box?

Diagram showing contents of the Aairsk X5 Electric Bike box: Main framework, Wheel, Front headlight, Mudguard, Tool Set & Instruction Manual, Cycling bag, Rearview mirror.

Your Aairsk X5 Electric Bike comes 80% pre-installed. The box typically contains:

  • Main framework (with rear wheel and battery installed)
  • Front Wheel
  • Front headlight
  • Mudguard
  • Tool Set & Instruction Manual
  • Cycling bag
  • Rearview mirrors
  • Charger

Pedal Mounting

Follow these steps to correctly mount the pedals:

  1. Identify the Left (L) and Right (R) pedals. The 'R' pedal is for the right foot and 'L' pedal for the left foot. These marks are typically found on the screw thread.
  2. Step-by-step guide for identifying left (L) and right (R) pedals for mounting.
  3. The right pedal (R) is installed clockwise, and the left pedal (L) is installed counter-clockwise.
  4. Illustration of using a pedal wrench to tighten the pedals during assembly.
  5. Use a pedal wrench to tighten the pedals completely.

4. Operating Instructions

Schematic Diagram of Vehicle Parts

Detailed view of the handlebar controls and display screen, labeling headlight switch, turn signal, horn button, and 3-speed gear shift button.

Familiarize yourself with the main components and controls:

  • Brake Handlebar: Controls braking.
  • Storage Bag: For carrying personal items.
  • Cushion: Seat for riding comfort.
  • Headlights: For illumination.
  • Front Fender: Protects from splashes.
  • Disc Brakes: Provides stopping power.
  • Tyre: 20x4 inch fat tires for various terrains.
  • Removable Battery: Powers the e-bike.
  • Pedal: For manual propulsion.
  • Motor: Provides electric assistance.
  • Display Screen: Shows riding information.
  • Speed Gear Adjustable (Speed 1, Speed 2, Speed 3): Adjusts power assist level.
  • Headlight Switch: Turns headlights on/off.
  • Turn Signal: Indicates turns.
  • Horn Button: For alerting others.

Display Operation (SL-P8NFC Instrument Panel)

Diagram of the SL-P8NFC Instrument Panel, showing Speed Gear (PAS Mode), Battery, Real-time Speed, Driving information, and Total mileage of cycling.

The SL-P8NFC Instrument Panel provides key riding information:

  • Battery Display: Shows current battery level.
  • Real-time Speed: Displays current riding speed.
  • Total Mileage of Cycling: Shows accumulated distance.
  • Driving Information: Additional ride data.
  • Speed Gear (PAS Mode): Indicates current power assist level.

Power ON/OFF

  1. Power ON: Hold the Cardkey on the display until you see the display light up.
  2. Power OFF: Touch the display with the Cardkey again to power off the display. The display will automatically power off after a period of inactivity (default 10 minutes).

Riding and Braking

When riding, just press the pedal like a normal bike. When it's time to brake, gently press the brake lever to slow down or stop.

Power Assist Mode Selection

Through the display or buttons, you can switch between different power assist modes:

  • Economy Mode: Provides a weaker boost, suitable for flat sections.
  • Standard Mode: Provides moderate assistance, suitable for daily commuting.
  • Sport Mode: Provides strong assistance, suitable for uphill climbs or situations that require rapid acceleration.

Illumination Features

Illustration of the wide range of illumination features, including front turn signal, rear turn signal, and brake light.

The Aairsk X5 is designed to keep you visible and confident in low-light rides with:

  • Front Turn Signal
  • Rear Turn Signal
  • Brake Light

5. Maintenance

Battery Charging

When the power is low, please use the on-board charger for charging. When the gauge level is shown in yellow, it must be charged before riding.

Charging steps:

  1. Open the lid of the charging port.
  2. Close-up of the charging port on the Aairsk X5 electric bike.
  3. Insert the power cord into the charging port.
  4. Then insert the plug into the power socket (the red indicator light is on).
  5. Disconnect the power supply in time after 5-6 hours (the charging time varies with the ambient temperature, etc.) after being fully charged (the green indicator light is on).
  6. Image showing a charger with a green LED light, indicating a fully charged battery.

You must connect the charger to the battery first and then plug the charger into the wall socket, otherwise it may cause damage to the charger.

Battery Maintenance

Proper use, charging, and maintenance of the ebike's lithium-ion battery are essential to safety. Improper handling can lead to a risk of fire. Never use a charger other than the one provided with your Aairsk ebike. Always charge the battery in a well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials.

If the battery is placed in the ebike UNUSED, it will slowly consume power. The ebike can be kept unused for up to two months. After a long time of no use, the meter may show that the battery power drops, which is normal.

When the battery is not used for a long period (more than one month), please be sure to remove it from the ebike and charge the battery to a half-full and full state (after discharging the battery, use the charger for 1.5-2 hours). Then, store it in a cool and dry room (the ideal temperature is 5°C/41°F - 25°C/77°F) and charge it to about 80% every two months.

Batteries and chargers should be stored in a clean, dry, ventilated place, away from contact with corrosive substances, fire, and heat sources (must be at least 2 meters away). Keep them away from flammable substances, and disconnect the charger from the battery.

The most suitable storage capacity for the battery is 50%. If the battery is below 10% or above 90%, long-term storage will lead to irreversible capacity degradation of the battery.

Avoid placing the battery in a risky location where a drop could cause uncontrollable damage to the battery, leading to leakage, heat, smoke, fire, or explosion.

Battery & Controller Protection Guidelines

Avoid exposing the battery and controller of the bicycle directly to rainwater or high-pressure water jets to prevent water ingress and potential short circuits.

  • Battery protection: Remove and dry thoroughly if submerged, ensuring 48+ hours of air-drying in a ventilated area.
  • Controller care: Despite some protection, prolonged immersion risks damage.
  • For post-flooding:
    • Wipe battery contacts with a dry cloth.
    • Clean mud from wiring harnesses and controller gaps.
    • Seek professional inspection for water-damaged components.

Note: Never attempt to charge or power on a wet system, as this may trigger hazardous short circuits.

NOTICE

The battery is not a component that can be repaired by users. If any abnormal phenomena occur, please contact the after-sales department for maintenance. Unauthorized dismantling of the battery will void the three-pack policy and may result in battery heating, smoking, fire, or explosion.

6. Fault Inspection and Troubleshooting Methods

ItemDescription of the fault symptomFault cause analysisTroubleshooting methods
1The speed regulation is out of order or the speed is less than 15 km/h1. The battery voltage is too low.
2. The speed control handle is faulty.
3. Transmission group failure.
1. Fully charge the battery.
2. Send it to the maintenance station for repair.
2The motor has no work1. The battery wiring is loose.
2. The motor wiring plug is loose and detached.
3. The speed control handle is faulty.
1. Install the battery and re-install the wiring plug.
2. Send it to the maintenance station for repair.
3The mileage is insufficient after charging1. Insufficient charging.
2. The tire pressure is too low.
3. There are too many uphill roads, heavy loads, or frequent starts and stops.
4. The battery capacity is attenuated.
1. Fully charge.
2. Inflate the tires or check the charger.
3. Reduce load and avoid frequent starts.
4. Replace the battery.
4The charger does not charge1. The plug is not plugged in.
2. Charger fuse blowing.
3. The fuse of the battery pack is blown out.
1. Tighten the socket.
2. Send it to the maintenance station for replacement.
3. Replace the fuse.
5The battery is abnormal, but there is no voltage display, and the motor has no work.1. Disconnecting the wire from the battery to the controller.
2. The battery cable is off.
3. The battery fuse is blown.
4. Battery failure.
1. Reconnect the battery wire.
2. Reconnect the cable.
3. Replace the fuse.
4. Send it to the maintenance station for repair.
6After opening the electric door lock, the power indicator light is on, but the motor has no work.1. Battery voltage is too low.
2. The brake power-off wires are damaged.
3. The controller is damaged.
4. The motor is damaged.
5. The speed control handle is damaged.
1. Replace the speed control handle and brake handle.
2. Replace the controller.
3. Replace the motor.
4. Replace the speed control handle.
7Zero start mode is unavailable (switch not and light positions)1. The start mode switch or speed control handle is damaged.
2. The motor is abnormal.
Replacement of damaged parts/service lines.
8Non-zero start mode exception (switch in the middle)1. The start mode switch or speed control handle is damaged.
2. The tire is abnormal.
Check switch position/replace booster/service line.

Note:

When encountering faults that cannot be eliminated by yourself or faults that cannot be determined such as internal damage to the motor, controller, charger, battery pack, etc., please send the vehicle to the place of purchase or the company's special maintenance station for inspection and repair. During the warranty period, please do not open important parts without authorization, otherwise the company will not warrant it.

7. Specifications

General Specifications

Model NumberAairsk X5
CertificationCE
Rated Passenger CapacityTwo Seat
StyleStandard Type
Max Speed<25km/h
Range per Power31 - 60 km (Real PAS Range: 50-80 km)
Wattage200 - 250W (Rated Motor Power: 750W, Peak Motor Power: 1500W)
Power SupplyLithium battery
Voltage48V
Power SourceLithium battery (48V 15AH)
OriginMainland China
Motor TypeBrushless
FoldedNo
Wheel Size20“
Frame MaterialCarbon Steel
Charging Time5-6 Hours
Brakes180MM Dual Disc Brakes

Vehicle Dimensions and Load Capacity

X5 Vehicle size diagram with dimensions: Overall Length 165cm, Front Height 110cm, Rear Height 85cm, Wheelbase 110cm, Handlebar Width 70cm, Recommended Height 155-190cm, Weight 35kg, Maximum Load 200kg.
Overall Length165 cm
Front Height110 cm
Rear Height85 cm
Wheelbase110 cm
Handlebar Width70 cm
Recommended Height155-190 cm
Weight35 kg
Maximum Load200 kg

8. User Tips

  • Motor Power Clarification: The Aairsk X5 features a 750W rated motor, with a peak output of 1500W. The peak power is available for short bursts during acceleration or climbing, while 750W is the continuous power for normal riding.
  • Battery Range: The 48V 15AH lithium battery provides a real PAS (Pedal Assist System) range of 50-80 km, depending on terrain, rider weight, and assist level used.

9. Warranty and Support

Warranty Policy

Part NameWarranty Period
Battery6 months
Motor6 months
Controller6 months
Meter / Front Fork / Handlebars Ring/Handlebar /Crank Gear / Charger6 months
Handlebars / Front Axle / Rear Axle / Freewheel /Chain6 months
Front & Rear Lights / Pedals / Tires / Brakes / Consumables1 month

Service Content:

All parts listed above are covered within the specified warranty period, starting from the date of receipt. Free repair or replacement is provided for non-human damages.

After-Sales Service Commitment

To protect your rights and interests, we provide the following after-sales services for this product:

1. Replacement of Spare Parts

Within the warranty period, if any parts are found to have quality issues, we will provide free replacement parts. Please provide:

  • A description of the issue and photos;
  • For battery, motor, or charger issues, please provide the serial number/code.

Upon receiving the information, we will review and respond within 3 working days. If the issue is confirmed as a quality problem, replacement parts will be shipped within 5 working days, with shipping costs covered by us. Please check the parts promptly upon receipt and keep the relevant documents.

2. Return & Exchange Policy

Returns and refunds for functional quality issues can only be processed after confirmation by us. In such cases, round-trip shipping costs will be covered by us. For non-quality issues (such as refusal to accept the goods or returns without reason), we will not bear the related costs.

3. Handling of Transportation Damage

Please check whether the outer packaging is intact before signing for the goods. If any damage is found during transportation, please take photos immediately as evidence and file a claim with the logistics company. We will assist by providing the necessary supporting documents.

Important:

Kindly keep the packaging in case you need to return the product.

Contact and Additional Resources

For after-sale service, please contact your direct seller.

Email: support@aairsk.com

YouTube: AairskEbike (for assembly videos and accessory replacement instructions)

A digital version of this user manual is available as a PDF: User manual (PDF)

Aairsk logo and QR code linking to YouTube instructions.

10. Statement of Compliance

Disclaimer

Please mind potential fire risk and strictly follow the instruction manual for charging and storage. While using the product, please wear protective equipment and fully comply with the applicable law and regulations.

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