1. Important Safety Information
Thank you for choosing Aairsk. Please read this manual carefully before using your Aairsk e-bike. If you have any questions, please contact us.
General Safety Guidelines
- We recommend your e-bike only be used by a person aged 16 years or older. Always supervise children until they are competent riders.
- Always observe local traffic regulations.
- Do not lend your e-bike to anyone unfamiliar with its operation.
- Stay within safe limits; if you feel you are traveling too quickly, you likely are.
- Always test your brakes prior to using the e-bike. Remember that the e-bike will not stop as quickly in wet conditions as it would in dry conditions.
- Be careful when using the front brake, especially when turning or on slippery surfaces, as locking the front wheel can be dangerous and may result in falling.
- Avoid consuming alcohol before riding your e-bike.
- Wear appropriate protective equipment and fully comply with applicable laws and regulations.
Battery Safety and Maintenance
WARNING: Please mind potential fire risk and strictly follow the instruction manual for charging and storage.
- You must connect the charger to the battery first and then plug the charger into the wall socket. Failure to do so may cause damage to the charger.
- The optimal usage temperature for the battery is 10°C/50°F - 45°C/113°F.
- In low temperatures, the available capacity of the lithium battery will experience varying degrees of attenuation. For example, at -10°C/14°F, capacity is approximately 60%; at 0°C/32°F, it is 85%; at 25°C/77°F, it is about 100%.
- The battery's capacity may drop to 80% to 95% of its original capacity by the second year.
- To ensure safety during transportation, the battery power from the factory is approximately 50-85%. Due to power consumption during transportation and storage, the battery power may be low or depleted during the first use. This is normal.
- Avoid exposing the battery and controller directly to rainwater or high-pressure water jets to prevent water ingress and potential short circuits.
- If the battery is submerged, remove it and dry thoroughly for 48+ hours in a ventilated area.
- If the controller is flooded, wipe battery contacts with a dry cloth, clean mud from wiring harnesses and controller gaps, and seek professional inspection for water-damaged components.
- NEVER attempt to charge or power on a wet system, as this may trigger hazardous short circuits.
- 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 warranty and may result in battery heating, smoking, fire, or explosion.
- Never use a charger other than the one provided with your Aairsk e-bike. Always charge the battery in a well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials.
- If the battery is left unused in the e-bike, it will slowly consume power. The e-bike can be kept unused for up to two months. After a long period of no use, the display may show lower battery power, which is normal.
- For long-term storage (more than one month), remove the battery from the e-bike and charge it to a half-full to full state (after discharging, charge for 1.5-2 hours). Store it in a cool and dry room (ideal temperature: 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 corrosive substances, fire, and heat sources (at least 2 meters away). Disconnect the charger from the battery when not in use.
- The most suitable storage capacity for the battery is 50%. Storing the battery below 10% or above 90% for long periods will lead to irreversible capacity degradation.
- Avoid placing the battery in a risky location where a drop could cause uncontrollable damage, leading to leakage, heat, smoke, fire, or explosion.
- If you need to replace your battery, please dispose of it properly.
2. Product Overview
The Aairsk S600 E-Bike is designed for city commuting and weekend rides, featuring a powerful motor, removable battery, and intuitive controls.

Main Components Diagram

- Speed Control Handlebar: Controls the motor's power output.
- Brake Handlebar: Activates the disc brakes.
- Headlights: Provides illumination for night riding.
- Front Fenders: Protects from splashes.
- Disc Brakes: Front and rear for reliable stopping power.
- Tyre: 26-inch durable tires.
- Motor: 250W powerful motor.
- Foot Pedals: For traditional cycling.
- Accumulator (Battery): Removable 36V13AH lithium battery.
- Cushion (Saddle): Wider and larger for comfort.
- Seatpost Clamp: Secures the saddle height.
- Rear Frame: Supports the rear wheel and includes a sturdy rear rack.
3. Assembly and Initial Setup
Before your first ride, ensure the e-bike is correctly assembled and all components are securely tightened.
Pre-Ride Inspection
Perform the following checks before each ride:
- Saddle Seat Post: Ensure it does not cross the limit line and is locked tightly.
- Bell: Check if it rings well.
- Handlebar or Stem: Verify it is not over the limit line and is locked tightly.
- Front and Rear Brakes: Check for normal operation, ensure wires are not rusted, and levers are fixed.
- Fenders: Ensure they do not hit the tires.
- Battery: Check if lights are on or off (indicating power).
- Front and Rear Brakes: Confirm they work well and sound good.
- Spokes: Inspect for cracks or loose spokes.
- Front and Rear Hub: Check if fixed on the wheels.
- Rear Carrier: Check if tightened well.
- Battery: Ensure it is correctly installed and fixed.
- Pedal Crank: Check for no rattling.
- Chain: Ensure it does not idle, no pebbles are jammed, no tooth skipping, and appropriate play.
- Wheels: Check for rattling, spokes, hub rattling, bending, no deformation, and appropriate tire pressure.
- Motor: Ensure there is no loose attachment and the chain rises and falls smoothly.
Foot Pedal Mounting



- Identify the 'R' (right foot pedal) and 'L' (left foot pedal) marks on the pedals.
- Install the 'R' pedal on the right side by turning clockwise.
- Install the 'L' pedal on the left side by turning counter-clockwise.
- Use a pedal wrench or appropriate wrench to fully tighten both pedals.
4. Operation Guide
Display Operation

- Power ON: Hold the Cardkey on the display until you hear 3 beeps or see the display light up.
- Power OFF: Tap the Cardkey again to deactivate the display until you hear 2 beeps or see the display light down. The e-bike will automatically power off after a period of inactivity (default 10 minutes).
- Toggle Display Switch: Display shows speed (mph) and TRIP (mile) by default. Short press the M button to switch the display between DST (trip distance), ODO (total mileage), TIME (trip time), and ERR (error code).
Button Instructions
- M Button (Multifunction Button):
- Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter or exit settings.
- Press briefly to toggle between single trip distance, total distance, and running time.
- + Button:
- Press and hold for 3 seconds to turn the headlight on or off.
- Press briefly to switch gears (increase speed/level).
- - Button:
- Press briefly to switch gears (decrease speed/level).
Riding and Braking
- Power Assist Mode Selection: Use the display or buttons to 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 rapid acceleration.
- Riding: Simply press the pedals like a normal bike.
- Braking: Gently press the brake lever to slow down or stop.
5. Care and Maintenance
Battery Charging
When the battery gauge level is shown in yellow, it must be charged before riding.

Charging Steps:
- Open the lid of the charging port on the e-bike.
- Insert the power cord into the charging port.
- Insert the charger plug into the wall socket. The charger's indicator light will turn red.
- Disconnect the power supply after 5-6 hours, or when the charger's indicator light turns green, indicating a full charge. (Charging time may vary with ambient temperature).
NOTICE: Keep your keys/cards and spare keys/cards in a safe place. Lost keys/cards are difficult to copy.
6. Troubleshooting Guide
This section provides common fault symptoms and their potential solutions. For complex issues, please contact customer support.
| No. | Fault Symptom | Fault Cause Analysis | Troubleshooting Methods |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Speed regulation is out of order or speed is less than 10 km/h | 1. Battery voltage too low 2. Speed control handle faulty 3. Transmission group failure | 1. Fully charge the battery 2. Send to maintenance station for repair |
| 2 | Motor hub does not work | 1. Battery wiring loose 2. Motor wiring plug loose/detached 3. Speed control handle faulty | 1. Reinstall battery box 2. Tighten wiring plug 3. Send to maintenance station for repair |
| 3 | Insufficient mileage after charging | 1. Insufficient tire pressure 2. Insufficient charging or charger failure 3. Battery aging or damaged 4. Many uphills, upwind, heavy loads, poor roads, low temperatures | 1. Ensure sufficient tire pressure 2. Check charger/battery 3. Replace battery 4. Use pedal assist |
| 4 | Charger does not charge | 1. Plug not plugged in 2. Charger fuse blowing 3. Battery pack fuse blown | 1. Tighten socket 2. Send to maintenance station for replacement 3. Replace fuse |
| 5 | Battery sufficient, no voltage display, electric hub difficult to start | 1. Voltage below 30V when starting 2. Battery switch line falls off 3. Monitor connector loose 4. Controller failure | 1. Replace battery 2. Reconnect/tighten 3. Send to maintenance station for repair |
| 6 | After opening electric door lock, signal part normal, drive part abnormal | 1. Battery undervoltage 2. Left/right brake levers damaged 3. Controller or motor damaged 4. Line abnormal 5. Speed control handle damaged/line abnormal | 1. Replace speed control handle and overhaul line 2. Charge battery 3. Replace left/right brake handles |
| 7 | Zero start mode abnormality (switch left and right positions) | 1. Start mode switch or speed control handle damaged 2. Line abnormal | Replacement of damaged parts/service lines |
| 8 | Non-zero start mode exception (switch in the middle) | 1. Start mode switch or speed control handle damaged 2. Line 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. Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | Aairsk S600 |
| Certification | CE |
| Rated Passenger Capacity | One Seat |
| Style | Standard Type |
| Max Speed | <25km/h |
| Range per Power | 31 - 60 km (PAS Mode: 70-100km) |
| Wattage | 200 - 250w |
| Power Supply | Lithium battery |
| Voltage | 36V |
| Power Source | Lithium battery |
| Motor | Brushless Geared Motor (250W, 45 N.M Torque) |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Folded | No |
| Wheel Size | 26“ |
| Tires | 26"x1.95 Pneumatic Tire |
| Battery Capacity | 13AH (468Wh) |
| Charging Time | 5-6 hours for full charge |
| Gearing | Shimano 7-Speed Derailleur |
| Brakes | Dual Disc Brakes (Front & Rear) |
| Bicycle Weight | 26.6kg |
| Max Load Capacity | 150kg |
| Recommended Height | 152-190cm |
| Package Dimensions | 109cm (L) x 32cm (W) x 102cm (H) |
| Package Weight | 32.0kg |
8. Warranty Policy
All parts listed below are covered within the specified warranty period, starting from the date of receipt. Free repair or replacement is provided for non-human damages.
| Part Name | Warranty Period |
|---|---|
| Battery | 6 months |
| Motor | 6 months |
| Controller | 6 months |
| Meter / Front Fork / Throttle Ring / Handlebar / Crank Gear / Charger | 6 months |
| Throttle / Front Axle / Rear Axle / Freewheel / Chain | 6 months |
| Front & Rear Lights / Pedals / Tires / Brakes / Consumables | 1 month |
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.
Kindly keep the packaging in case you need to return the product.
9. Customer Support
For any questions, technical assistance, or warranty claims, please contact your direct seller or Aairsk support:
- Email: support@aairsk.com
- YouTube Channel: AairskEbike (for assembly videos and accessory replacement instructions)
A detailed user manual in PDF format is also available: View User Manual (PDF)