ANIIOKI A8 Pro Max Owner's Manual

Welcome to the ANIIOKI eBikes Family

Thank you for purchasing your ANIIOKI eBike. This owner's manual provides essential information for the proper operation, features, capabilities, and limitations of your electric bike. Please read it carefully to ensure a long and trouble-free life for your e-bike. Use your own good judgment when operating or maintaining the e-bike. This manual should be considered a permanent part of your bike.

For any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact ANIIOKI.

Shipping Damage Claims

In order to protect your rights and interests, please immediately inspect your product(s) for damage after receiving. Shipping damage must be reported to ANIIOKI after-sale service within 48 HOURS of shipment arrival, and please be sure to provide relevant photos. Claims later than 48 HOURS will not be accepted.

Take Down Your Serial Numbers Here!

Recording your bike's serial numbers is important for warranty requests and in case of theft.

Bike frame serial number: [Input field placeholder]

Motor serial number: [Input field placeholder]

Display serial number: [Input field placeholder]

Where can I find the serial number?

• The bike frame serial number is located below the bottom bracket, aligned parallel to the frame.
• The motor serial number is located on the face of the motor.
• The display serial number is printed on the bottom of the display.

Be sure to write down your serial number. It may be required for warranty requests or to help the police track your bike if it is stolen.

Diagram showing the locations of the bike frame serial number, motor serial number, and display serial number.

Close-up image of the motor serial number.

Close-up image of the display serial number.

Close-up image of the bike frame serial number.

Importance

Before using your ANIIOKI A8 Pro Max, please read this owner's manual carefully to become familiar with its controls, features, functions, and limitations. This manual includes safe riding tips but does not cover all techniques for riding an electric bike. It also covers assembly and maintenance work required for operation and safety. Never perform operations not described in this manual. This manual is not a comprehensive service, repair, or maintenance manual. Do not ride if not assembled properly. Maintenance beyond this manual should be performed by an e-bike expert or professional bicycle mechanic.

Disclaimer: ANIIOKI electric bikes are only for use by persons 18 years of age and above.

Notes:

• Retain original packaging for a short period. For warranty and returns, you are responsible for providing a new box if the original is discarded.
• Riding a bicycle is inherently dangerous; ride safely and within your abilities. Proper assembly is vital. Seek professional assistance if needed.
• Do not modify, remove, or replace original electrical components, as this may put you at risk. Proper maintenance reduces the risk of component failure, but cannot prevent it. If any part appears abnormal, take it to a licensed mechanic immediately. ANIIOKI is not responsible for injury or death of riders.

Contents

• Take Down Your Serial Number - P2
• Importance - P5
• Compliance With The Law - P7
• Get To Know Your A8 Pro Max - P8
• Unboxing - P9
• Assembly - P12
• Operating Your New E-Bike - P16
• Personalized Parameter Setting - P23
• Care & Maintenance - P35
• Safety Tips - P38
• Battery Safety - P43
• Specifications - P45
• General Troubleshooting - P46
• Error Codes & Troubleshooting - P47
• Warranty - P48

Please Note: This manual is not intended as a detailed service, repair, or maintenance manual. Please seek assistance from a qualified technician.

Compliance With The Law

Your e-bike is designed to meet safety requirements as a battery-operated bicycle. However, state and local laws governing e-bikes on public roadways, parks, and other areas may differ. Please check with your local authority before using your e-bike in public areas.

All laws regarding bicycles (e.g., helmet use, infant seats) automatically apply to e-bikes. Check local authorities for restrictions.

Your e-bike uses a lithium-ion battery, which is lighter than older lead- or nickel-based batteries.

Your First Ride: Be VERY CAREFUL. E-bikes accelerate faster than regular bicycles. Practice in an open area. Do not pedal hard immediately; the e-bike will accelerate under pedal-assist mode. You will enjoy the pedal-assist function after a few rides.

Get To Know Your A8 Pro Max

Follow these instructions to assemble your e-bike, ideally with an adult or qualified technician. Most parts are pre-assembled.

Name Of Each Part

Diagram of the ANIIOKI A8 Pro Max e-bike with parts labeled: Saddle, Rear Rack, Shock Absorbers, Battery, Controller, Front Fork, Pedal, LCD Display, Headlight, Front Fender, Fat Tire, Freewheel, Derailleur, Chain.

Unboxing

Preparation Checklist

• Bike Frame
• Rear Cushion
• Fenders
• Battery (Pre-installed)
• Battery Charger
• Keys for Battery x 2
• Keys for Display x 2
• Set of Pedals x 1
• Integrated Front & Tail Light
• Tool Kits
• User Manual

Please check package contents carefully. If any parts are missing or damaged, contact ANIIOKI customer service immediately with your order ID.

Retain original packaging for a short period. For warranty/returns, you are responsible for providing a new box if the original is discarded. PLEASE RETAIN YOUR BIKE BOX.

Cycling is inherently dangerous. Proper assembly is essential for safe operation. Seek professional help if you cannot complete assembly according to the manual.

How to remove the battery?

1. Insert the key into the lock hole and turn it counterclockwise until it cannot be rotated.
2. Remove the battery by lifting the battery handle.

Diagram showing how to remove the battery using a key.

How to install the battery?

1. Align the battery into the bike frame and press it in.
2. When you hear a slightly click sound, installation is complete. Lift the battery handle to confirm.

How to charge the battery?

The battery can be mounted on the bike or charged separately. Two keys are provided for locking/unlocking.

• If charging on the bike: Remove the rubber charging port cap, attach the power cord to the charger, and plug into a 120-volt wall outlet.

The charger's LED glows red when charging and green when complete. Disconnect the charger when green and cover the terminal with the rubber cap. The display panel will show battery charge percentage when the bike is on.

Diagram showing the battery and charger, with text 'Charge the Battery'.

Note: It is dangerous to store batteries vertically. Charge the battery for 7-8 hours on the first charge until the charger's LED turns green to condition the lithium-ion battery.

Assembly

Please read instructions carefully before assembly to ensure proper operation and prevent injury or damage.

Installation of A8 Pro Max including 5 steps:

Diagram illustrating the 5 main assembly steps, showing the bike with numbered parts: 1. Handlebar, 2. Front Wheel, 3. Fender, 4. Saddle, 5. Pedal.

Step 1: Installing the handlebar

1. Remove the top screw and cover, loosen side screws (keep them inside).
2. Align and press the handlebar into place.
3. Reinstall the cover and screw, tighten side screws to secure the handlebar.

Close-up images showing the steps for installing the handlebar.

Step 2: Attach The Front Wheel And Adjusting The Front Brake

Ensure the fork points forward. Remove the protective bar from the front fork. Place the front wheel in the fork, aligning the brake disc with the brake block. Seat the axial stem properly in the fork receptacles and tighten nuts with the multi-wrench. Ensure the front wheel moves freely and does not wobble; re-tighten if necessary.

Diagram showing the front wheel being seated in the fork.

Diagrams illustrating correct washer placement near the brake rotor and near the bolt.

Test the brake by lifting the front of the e-bike and spinning the wheel, then applying the brake. If the wheel doesn't stop or spins freely, re-adjust the clearance.

Caution: Do not operate the e-bike until both front and rear brakes are operational.

Step 3: Front Fenders and Headlights

The headlight and front fender are secured by a single bolt. Install the front fender with the headlight.

1. Position the front fork onto the front wheel. Use the Allen wrench to unscrew wheel nuts, then reinstall the headlight with the front fender.
2. Tighten the bolt and connect the headlight wire. Ensure arrows on connectors align to avoid damaging circuitry.
3. Remove nuts and washers from the front fork. Position the fender iron correctly and tighten bolts with an Allen key.

Diagrams showing the installation of the front fender and headlight.

Step 4: Installing the Seat

Diagram showing seat post insertion.

Step 5: Installing the Pedals

Pedals are marked "L" (left) and "R" (right). The left pedal is reverse-threaded and tightens counter-clockwise. Ensure pedals are threaded snugly onto the crank arm.

Diagrams showing left and right pedals, with and without washers, and indicating counterclockwise and clockwise rotation for tightening.

Your e-bike is now functional, though without battery power. Check all tightening points. Take a short ride and adjust handlebar height and seat height/tilt for comfort.

Operating Your New E-Bike

1. Powering Up Your eBike

• To turn on the electric system: Short press the [power button] twice on the smart key.
• To turn off: Short press the [power button] once.
• To activate the eBike Anti-Theft function: After shutdown, short press the [power button]. The lock will beep on slight vibration. Press again to close the function and dismiss the alert.

2. Your First Ride

Get familiar with your bike and its electric system. Follow these steps for your first ride:

1. Turn on the electric system: Short press the [power button] twice on the smart key.
2. If no mode is displayed, press the [mode button] until a mode appears (electric mode disabled).
3. Start riding using pedal power.
4. Once steady, press the [mode button] to enable electric assist.
5. Begin pedaling; you will feel the assist after a pedal rotation or two.
6. To ride using electric power only, slowly press the [throttle] until the bike moves forward.
7. Brake to stop when ready.

After your first ride, experiment with higher modes using the [plus button] and [minus button] to change them. (Note: [mode button] turns off electric drive; setting [mode button] or higher turns it on again.)

3. Using the Pedal System

The pedal system is familiar, but here are some tips:

• Select the best gear using the two buttons on the right handlebar for optimal pedaling effort.
• Gears change only when pedaling forward.
• Use a low gear for starting after stopping to make it easier.
• The pedal drive system gears do not affect the electric drive system on this rear-hub drive model.
• To operate in pedal-only mode, select [Mode].

4. Using the Electric Drive System

The electric drive system can power the bike fully or provide assistance while pedaling.

5. Cruise Control

Engage cruise control by holding a constant speed for 5 seconds. The bike maintains speed until the brake is applied or the mode is changed.

6. Pedal-Only

In this mode, the A8 Pro Max functions like a normal bike without motor assistance. Useful if the battery runs out or for resistance training.

7. What the Display Shows

The display shows speed, battery level, mode, trip information, and more.

• Battery Level: Indicated by 5 bars.
• Odometer: Total distance traveled.
• Trip Odometer: Distance since last reset.
• Max Speed: Maximum speed since trip odometer reset.
• Average Speed: Average speed since trip odometer reset.
• Value and Unit: Displays units for speed (KM/H or MPH).
• Speed: Current speed.
• Walk Boost: Engages walk assist mode.
• Light ON/OFF: Controls headlights and taillights.
• Information: Cycles through display data.
• Error Code: Displays error codes if faults occur.
• PAS Level: Shows the current Pedal Assist System level.
• Cruise control: Indicates if cruise control is active.

Diagram showing various display interfaces: Total Distance, Single Distance, Average Speed, Maximum Speed, with speed, PAS level, and battery indicators.

8. Trip Information

• ODO: Total distance traveled.
• MAXS: Maximum speed since trip odometer reset.
• AVG: Average speed since trip odometer reset.
• TRIP: Distance from the last reset.

9. Operating Modes

Modes [plus button]/[minus button] set the relative power (speed) level. Mode disengages electric drive.

Modes determine the speed range. [Mode] drives at a low speed, while higher modes increase speed. Change modes using the [plus button] and [minus button] on the handlebar control.

Diagram showing the PAS level display interface with different levels (e.g., 15, 20, 25).

10. System Control

The electric power system and display are controlled by the handlebar control.

Diagram of the handlebar control unit with labels: Plus Button, Minus Button, Headlight On/Off, Information.

11. Display Interface

After powering on, the display shows Current Speed and Odometer. Short press the [info button] to cycle through Trip Odometer, Maximum Speed, Average Speed, etc.

The [power button] switches the headlight on/off.

The [power button] powers up or down the electric system.

The [mode button] cycles through modes in the multi-function display.

Diagrams illustrating different display interfaces: Total Distance, Single Distance, Average Speed, Maximum Speed, showing speed, PAS level, and battery indicators.

12. Walking Your Bike

Use walk mode for situations requiring you to push the bike, especially uphill. The electric drive system can assist.

When off the bike, press and hold the [walk button]. The bike moves at a constant 6 km/h. The display shows a walk symbol. Release the [walk button] to stop assist.

On level ground, assist speed is like a brisk walk. Be prepared to walk quickly.

Caution: Be careful not to enter walk mode unintentionally. This mode is activated by pressing and holding the [walk button] on the display control panel.

13. Using headlight and taillight

Short press the [light button] to operate the headlight and part of the taillight. Ensure they are switched on and adjusted for visibility on dim roads.

Note: The battery must be inside the bike.

Diagram showing the headlight and taillight interface.

Accessing the Battery

Note: Remove the battery if storing the bike in freezing temperatures, as this can severely damage it.

There are no copy keys for sold bikes. If a key is broken/lost, you need to swap out the new battery head.

To ensure battery longevity:

• Fully charge the battery after riding.
• Do not leave the battery on the charger once it's charged.
• Avoid storing the battery in places with extreme cold or hot temperatures.

DO NOT store the battery in high temperatures or freezing temperatures, as this can severely affect capacity and render it inoperable.

15. Battery Level Display

Battery level is shown as 5 bars. All bars are lit when full. When depleted, the bars flash, indicating a need to charge.

Diagrams showing battery level indicators: Full power, Four bars power, Three bars power, Two bars power, One bar power, and Empty power flashing.

16. Error Code Display

If a fault occurs, the display will show an error code. Refer to Schedule 1 for definitions.

Diagram of the error code display interface, showing 'ERROR', speed, and PAS level.

Note: If an error code appears, contact ANIIOKI for assistance. The e-bike may not operate normally.

Caution: Advertised parts may vary due to supply chain restrictions. Components are inspected to meet performance standards.

Personalized Parameter Setting

Note: Do not change default parameters unless necessary, as normal riding may be affected. Parameters P2, P4, P5, P7 apply only to specific eBike codes, not the A8 Pro Max.

All settings must be done while the bike is stationary.

Operation Steps:

1. With the bike powered on and displaying 0 speed, press and hold the [plus button] and [minus button] simultaneously for over 2 seconds to enter the parameter selection interface.
2. Short press the [plus button] or [minus button] to switch between setting items. Short press the [mode button] to enter the state of changing parameters.
3. Short press the [plus button] or [minus button] to select parameters. Long press for continuous addition/subtraction.
4. Short press the [mode button] to save the setting and return to the item selection interface.
5. Long press the [mode button] to save settings and exit the parameter setting interface.

P1. Metric and Imperial Unit Setting

P1 sets metric (00) or imperial (01) units.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the metric and imperial unit setting interface.

P2. Rated Voltage Setting

P2 sets the rated voltage (24V, 36V, 48V, 52V).

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the rated voltage setting interface, showing 'P2' and '36V'.

Note: If an error code appears, contact us. The e-bike may not drive normally.

P3. PAS Level Setting

P3 sets the pedal assist (PAS) level. Options include 0-3, 1-3, 0-5, 1-5, 1-7, 0-7, 0-9, 1-9.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the PAS level setting interface, showing 'P3' and '0-5'.

PAS Level Ratio Value Setting

Set power ratio values to adjust gear speeds. Refer to Schedule 2 for details. Gear 1 example: "45-55%" range, default "50%".

Schedule 2: Pedal assist level default ratio value

Operation: Short press [plus button] or [minus button] to change parameters. Short press [mode button] to confirm and enter the next gear parameter. After all gear settings, short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the PAS level ratio value setting interface, showing 'P3' and '1-50'.

P4. Wheel Diameter Setting

P4 sets wheel diameter. Options: KDS protocol (8-50inch), 5S protocol (16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28inch).

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the wheel diameter setting interface, showing 'P4' and '26.10'.

P5. Speed Sensor Magnet Number Setting

P5 sets the number of speed measuring sensor magnets. Range: 1-15 pieces or 1-63 pieces (varies by protocol).

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the speed sensor magnet number setting interface, showing 'P5'.

P6. Speed Limit Setting

P6 sets the speed limit. Range: 1-63km/h or 1-41km/h (varies by protocol).

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the speed limit setting interface, showing 'P6' and '25...'.

P7. Controller Current Limit Setting

P7 sets the controller current limit. Range: 1-31.5A.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the controller current limit setting interface, showing 'P7' and '15.0'.

P8. Assist Sensor Setting

P8 is for the power assist sensor settings.

A. Power Sensor Direction Setting

'run' sets the power assist sensor direction. 'run-F' is forward, 'run-b' is reverse.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and enter the next setting.

Diagrams showing power sensor direction setting interfaces: 'run-F P8' and 'run-b P8'.

B. Power Sensor Sensitivity Setting

'Scn' sets sensitivity (range 2-9, 2=highest, 9=lowest).

Operation: Short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select sensitivity. Short press [mode button] to confirm and enter the next option, or long press [mode button] to return to the general parameter setting interface.

Diagram of the power sensor sensitivity setting interface, showing 'Scn-2 P8'.

C. Number Of Booster Disk Magnets Setting

'PAS' sets the number of booster disk magnets (range 5-31).

Operation: Short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select the number. Short press [mode button] to confirm and return.

Diagram of the number of booster disk magnets setting interface, showing 'PAS-12 P8'.

P9. Throttle Function Setting

P9 is the throttle function setting option.

A. Walk boost setting

'HL' is the walk boost setting. HL-n means no walk boost. HL-y means walk boost is active; long press [walk button] to enter walk mode.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. If HL-y, short press [mode button] to confirm and return to general settings. If HL-n, short press [mode button] twice to confirm and go to throttle gear setting, or long press [mode button] to return to personalized parameter setting.

Diagrams showing walk boost setting interface: 'HL-n P9' and 'HL-y P9'.

B. Throttle gear setting

'HF-y' is split throttle, limiting speed to the current PAS level. 'HF-n' is non-split throttle, allowing maximum bike speed regardless of PAS level.

Operation: Short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select throttle gear state. Short press [mode button] to confirm and return.

Diagrams showing throttle gear setting interface: 'HF-n P9' and 'HF-y P9'.

Power-on Password Setting

PA is the power-on password setting. It's usually disabled by default. Set PSd-y to enable. The factory default is 1212. Remember your password after changing it, or you won't be able to use the display.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select PSd-y or PSd-n. Short press [mode button] to confirm and enter password setting. Set four digits, then press and hold [mode button] to save and return.

Diagrams showing disable power-on password interface ('PSd-n PA') and enable power-on password interface ('PSd-y PA').

Pb. Automatic Shutdown Time Setting

Pb sets the auto power-off time (1-60 minutes) to save power and increase mileage. '00' means no automatic shutdown. Factory default is 10 minutes.

Operation: Short press [mode button] to change parameters, then short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select. Short press [mode button] to save and return.

Diagram of the automatic shutdown time setting interface, showing '10 Pb'.

Restore Factory Setting

dEF is an option to restore factory default parameters. dEF-y restores defaults, dEF-n does not.

Operation: When speed is 0, press and hold the [plus button] and [minus button] simultaneously for over 2 seconds to enter the factory default parameter interface. Short press [plus button] or [minus button] to select 'y'. Short press [mode button] to confirm; the display will show 'dEF-0' and restore settings. It will exit automatically.

Diagrams showing restore factory setting interface: 'dEF=n dF', 'dEF=y dF', 'dEF=0 dF'.

Trip Odometer Reset Operation

The display records single and total mileage. Single mileage doesn't reset automatically. To clear it, reset manually.

Note: Total mileage cannot be reset.

Operation: When speed is 0, press and hold the [info button] and [reset button] simultaneously for over 2 seconds. The main interface will flash once during reset.

Diagram showing trip odometer reset: before reset (21.5 speed, 00 trip) and after reset (0.0 trip).

Care & Maintenance For Your New E-Bike

General care involves keeping the bike dry, clean, and lubricated. Avoid parking in exposed areas.

Check brake effectiveness before each use.

For your e-bike:

• Designed for regular country road use for a single person. Extreme maneuvers may cause damage or injury.
• Do not use high-pressure water streams for cleaning, as water can seep into the motor or wiring, causing rust or short circuits.
• Avoid parking outside in rain or snow. Bring the bike inside and dry it thoroughly.
• Use only the supplied charger. Do not use unauthorized substitutes. Contact your dealer if the charger is lost or damaged.
• Do not open or alter the battery or charger.
• Do not place the battery near fire or corrosive substances, or immerse it in water.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures (e.g., direct sunlight).
• Do not short circuit the battery poles.
• Battery charge capacity decreases with use. If it holds insufficient charge, contact your dealer. The battery typically lasts 1000 charge/discharge cycles.
• Do not use the battery to power other electrical devices; improper use can damage the battery, shorten its life, and cause fire or explosion.

For the battery, you should also take note of the following:

• Keep the battery out of extreme temperatures.
• Operating temperature (charging): 32° -113° F (0° - 45° C).
• Operating temperature (discharging): -4° -113° F (-20° - 45° C).
• Do not short circuit discharge/charge terminals.
• Do not leave the battery charging overnight or for long periods.
• Avoid intense physical shock, severe vibration, or strong impacts.
• Do not expose the battery to water or moisture. Protect terminals from rain or water logging.
• Keep the battery away from children.
• If not in use for an extended period, remove and store the battery safely.
• Do not disassemble the battery.
• Contact Customer Service for any questions about the battery or its usage.

ATTENTION: If the e-bike is not used for more than half a month, the battery may become empty and unchargeable. This is considered human damage and is not covered by warranty.

CORRECT OPERATION:

1. If not used for a long time, fully charge the battery after the last use.
2. After fully charging, remove and store the battery in a cool, dry place.

For the bike, it is recommended to check the following every one to two months.

Safety Tips

We Recommend The Following Safety-related Procedures:

• Wear a helmet.
• Ride in control at all times.
• Use lights and reflective gear in low light.
• Inspect your bike often, especially the brakes.
• Seek maintenance for any performance changes.
• Know and observe all road rules.
• Ride defensively. Be visible and watch for hazards. Be ready to stop or evade. Electric motors can increase speed; be aware of cars pulling out.
• Avoid road hazards like potholes, grates, and loose material.
• Use both front and rear brakes together for best performance.

E-Bike Road Safety:

Obey traffic laws (lights, signals, signs). Use bike lanes. Cyclists often break speed limits and run red lights, increasing accident risk. E-bikes can travel faster, increasing this risk. Do not cycle on sidewalks, as it endangers pedestrians.

Be wary of others. Cars may not realize your speed. Allow cars to proceed first. Be patient and alert, especially at intersections and turns.

Diagram showing leg measurement for recommended rider height (not less than 29.92").

Maintenance of The Transmission System: Mainly Lubrication

Keep the chain oily and sensitive, especially after rain or wading. Lubricate derailleur parts. Use bicycle-specific lubricant. Ordinary engine oil can be used but is less effective. For rusty chains, clean with kitchen cleaner, then diesel.

Maintenance of The Braking System

Braking is crucial for safety. Maintain sensitivity and reliability. Check brake pad clearance (2-3 mm) and wear. If clearance is too large, sensitivity decreases. If too small, brakes may drag. Replace pads if grooves are worn.

Guide to Cycling at Night

Use lights properly on front and rear. Wear reflective clothing. Use clip-on helmet lights or helmets with built-in lights. Light vests improve visibility. Circular reflectors in spokes help drivers see you. Avoid blinding oncoming drivers with overly bright lights.

Hardware

Torque all hardware to specified values. If hardware is damaged, consult a bike shop.

Wheel

Install wheels correctly and ensure fasteners are tightened. Check fasteners regularly and adjust spoke tension if needed.

Tires

Inflate tires monthly (or every 250-500 miles) to recommended pressure: 25psi in summer, 30psi in winter.

Handlebar

Ensure the handlebar is correctly installed. Check stability regularly. If loose, stop riding and reinstall.

Seat

Check seat connection for looseness. Retighten periodically. Clean crank arm and bottom bracket with a neutral detergent to prevent discoloration.

Reflector

Wipe and clean reflectors regularly. Check they are working to ensure visibility at night. Wear reflective clothing.

Off-road Safety

Ride according to conditions. Get off and walk on rough or slippery terrain. Adjust gears for conditions. Do not speed. Always wear a helmet, securely tightened. Only increase pedal-assist levels when comfortable and experienced. Higher assist levels increase speed. Ride carefully at all speeds. Failure to follow warnings may lead to harm or death. Damage from not following instructions is not covered by warranty. Do not lean on the bike when parked with the kickstand in use.

Brakes

Brake cables stretch during break-in, potentially affecting performance. Brakes may need adjustment. Check brake pads for wear and replace if necessary. Visit a local bike shop for tune-ups.

Battery Safety

WARNING: Keep battery away from water. Pouring water on it may cause short-circuit, overheating, or permanent damage. Do not submerge the battery.

CAUTION:

• Do not throw battery into fire. Do not overheat.
• Do not connect battery to other appliances. Use only the specified charger.
• Do not take apart or modify the battery.
• Do not connect positive and negative terminals with metallic objects.

WARNING:

• Do not apply pressure to cable or plug.
• Ensure plug is securely inserted into wall socket.
• Do not touch plug with wet hands.
• Keep out of reach of children or pets.
• Do not attempt to use another manufacturer's charger.
• Do not rotate pedals while charging battery on the bike.
• Do not apply voltage over the rated value. Use only standard rated voltage sockets/connectors.
• Do not use damaged components (case, cord, plug).

NOTE: Do not store the bike for more than 24 hours with an empty battery. This prevents deep discharge with irreparable consequences.

ANIIOKI A8 PRO MAX SPECS

NOTE: Component brands may vary due to supply chain. Components are inspected to meet performance standards.

General Troubleshooting

If failures occur, identify the cause(s) and apply the appropriate solution. Consult a technician if unsure.

ERROR CODES & TROUBLESHOOTING

If an electrical component has a problem, the display will show an error code. Refer to this list for resolution.

Schedule 1: Detailed definition of the error code

WARRANTY

Every ANIIOKI E-bike is covered by a one-year all-inclusive warranty for manufacturing defects for the original owner.

NOTE: Warranty applies only to original owners and is not transferable.

What About Warranty On ANIIOKI?

Parts covered: Frame, forks, stem, handlebars, headset, seat post, saddle, brakes (excluding pads), lights, bottom bracket, crank set, pedals, rims, wheel hub, freewheel, cassette, derailleur, shifter, motor, throttle, controller, wiring harness, LCD display (excluding water damage), kickstand, reflectors, and hardware.

Battery warranty excludes: Damage from power surges, improper charger use, improper maintenance, misuse, normal wear, or water damage.

The warranty does not cover incorrect assembly/installation, improper use, negligent use, product transformation, maintenance contrary to instructions (e.g., lack of brake maintenance), normal wear and tear, defects inherent to normal useful life (e.g., flat battery), or damages/defects due to accidents.

NOTE: Failures caused by the following are not covered, but designated stores/dealers offer paid repair service:

• Battery not charging due to not being used for over half a month and not removed.
• No invoice or warranty card.
• Using/maintaining without complying with the user's manual.
• Using the e-bike for dangerous acts or other purposes.
• Dismantling parts without permission, improper use, or storage.
• Using non-original parts.
• Traffic accidents or other accidents.
• Anti-rust layer damage from abnormal use leading to corrosion/fracture.
• Riding on abnormal road conditions.
• Commercial rental use and irresistible natural disasters.

Shipping Damage Claims

IMMEDIATELY inspect products for damage. Report shipping damage to ANIIOKI Ebikes within 48 HOURS of arrival. Claims later than 48 HOURS from receipt will not be accepted.

What Will We Do To Correct Problems With Your Bike?

If a component is defective or damaged without user error, ANIIOKI will issue a replacement part and assist with replacement. Parts damaged during shipping will be replaced.

Contact Us

For order-related questions, provide your order ID and bike serial number.

Order ID: Found in your account's order history.

Bike serial numbers: Each bike has unique serial numbers.

Contact our service department at the email below and attach relevant videos or photos showing your issue.

ANIIOKI electric bikes have multiple sales channels, each with its own after-service coverage (warranty, returns). Choose the correct channel.

If you have already submitted an inquiry, we are working diligently to respond (within 24 hours on working days).