Engwe MapFour N1 Air Electric Bike

1. Introduction

Welcome

This owner's manual describes the essential methods for using and maintaining your electric bicycle. Familiarize yourself with its performance, features, safety notes, and maintenance requirements. For questions, contact the official after-sales team or authorized local service stations.

1.1 Packing List

The package typically includes:

• Electric Bicycle Frame Body
• Handlebar Assembly
• Saddle and Seatpost
• Front Fender
• Charger
• Pedals (x2)
• Wrenches (e.g., 8-10, 13-15, 16-18 sizes)
• Screwdriver
• Allen Keys (e.g., M3, M4, M5, M6 sizes)
• User Manual

1.2 Components

Diagram illustrating the key components of the Engwe MapFour N1 Air electric bike:

Handlebar, Stem, Saddle, Seatpost, Quick Release (for seatpost), Rear Fender, Rear Solar Light, Reflector, Rear Brake, Motor, Rear Derailleur, Front Light, Battery, Front Fork, Front Fender, Front Brake, Tire, Chain, Pedal, Crank, Valve, Chainring.

1.3 Functions and Display

The handlebar features controls and a display:

Controls: Left brake lever, Electric assist system buttons (+/-), Horn button, Power button, Right brake lever.

Display: Shows speed (KM/H), battery indicator, PAS (Pedal Assist System) level, trip distance, odometer (ODO), average speed, maximum speed, trip time, and average cadence (RPM).

2. Quick Guide

2.1 Installation Guide

Handlebar Adjustment

Step 1: Connect the handlebar assembly to the stem.

Step 2: Use an M5 Allen key to secure the handlebar.

Step 3: Loosen the M6 screw on the stem, adjust the handlebar to a comfortable height, and retighten.

Step 4: Ensure the handlebar is centered and perpendicular to the frame's top tube.

Fender and Light Installation

Step 1-5: Follow the diagrams using M4, M5, and 10mm wrenches to attach the front fender and light, and the rear fender and light.

Wheel Installation

Step 1-5: Use a 15mm wrench to remove/install the wheels. Ensure proper alignment and secure tightening.

Seat Adjustment

Step 1-2: Unlock the seatpost, insert it into the frame, ensuring the white safety line remains covered. Adjust to a comfortable height.

Step 3: Lock the seatpost securely.

Step 4: Adjust the saddle forward/backward and angle for comfort.

Kickstand Installation

Step 1: Remove any warning label from the frame near the kickstand mounting point.

Step 2: Attach the kickstand using an M5 Allen key. Warning: Do not sit on the bike or load more than 25kg while the kickstand is down to avoid damage.

Pedal and Rear Solar Light Installation

Step 1: Identify left (L) and right (R) pedals. Note the thread direction.

Step 2: Attach pedals using an M6 Allen key. Ensure correct side installation.

Step 3: Pull the tab to activate the rear solar light.

Installation Complete

Congratulations! Your bicycle has been successfully assembled.

2.2 How to Remove the Battery

Step 1: Unlock the battery compartment using the key.

Step 2: Slide the battery out of the frame.

2.3 How to Charge

Charging Methods:

1. Charge the battery directly on the frame.
2. Remove the battery for charging (refer to section 2.2).

Notes:

The battery has a small charge from the factory; charge it fully before first use. Use only the original charger. Charging time is approximately 5-8 hours. The charger indicator is red when charging and green when fully charged. Warning: Do not charge if the charger or power supply is wet. Do not charge outdoors to avoid electrical hazards. If you detect an unusual odor or excessive heat, stop charging immediately and contact customer service.

2.4 Quick Operation

Pre-Ride Checks: Ensure all components are installed correctly, fasteners are tight, and the battery is charged. Wear appropriate protective gear.

Step 1: Adjust Handlebar and Saddle: Adjust for rider comfort, ensuring quick releases and screws are tight. The white safety line on the seatpost should not be visible.

Step 2: Turn On Lights: Press the power button for 1 second to turn on the bike. Press and hold the '+' button to turn on the lights. Adjust the headlight to illuminate about 10 meters ahead.

Step 3: Adjust Speed (PAS Levels): Use the '+' and '-' buttons to select one of the 5 assistance levels. Level 1 is for flat terrain; higher levels are for inclines. PAS level 0 means no electric assistance, functioning as a regular bike.

Step 4: Start Riding: Wear a helmet. Start slowly to maintain control.

Step 5: Braking Instructions: The left lever controls the front brake, and the right lever controls the rear brake. Apply the rear brake first, then the front brake for gradual stopping. Warning: Do not brake sharply with the front brake alone, as this can cause loss of balance. Maximum load capacity is 120 kg.

2.5 Instrument Parameters

Access settings by pressing and holding '+' and '-' buttons for over 2 seconds.

Navigation: Use '+' or '-' to select parameters, press 'OK' (or similar button) to enter/adjust, press 'OK' again to confirm.

Parameter Descriptions:

• ODO Reset: Clear total mileage.
• Toggle Unit: Switch between units (e.g., km/miles).
• Brightness: Adjust screen brightness.
• Password: Set a startup password for access.
• AL Sensitivity: Adjust ambient light sensor for automatic headlight control.

To Exit: Press '+' or '-' to select 'BACK', then press 'OK'.

3. Maintenance and Care

3.1 Precautions for Use

General Safety: Do not park in emergency exits. Charge and store away from flammable materials. Avoid water ingress into electrical parts. Do not expose to prolonged sun or rain. Do not modify the bike privately. Avoid touching electrified parts with wet hands. Do not disassemble electrical components. Clean with mild detergent and water.

Riding Safety: Obey traffic laws. Do not allow riders under 16. Use designated bike lanes. Wear a helmet. Allow extra braking distance in wet conditions. Do not ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or with one hand. Wear bright, non-restrictive clothing and appropriate shoes.

On-Road Precautions: Follow traffic rules. Wear safety gear. Accelerate slowly. Increase braking distance in rain/snow. Lower assist level when stopping.

3.2 Inspection and Maintenance

Bike Inspection: Regularly check tire pressure. Inspect handlebars, seatpost, saddle, axles, wheels, chain, and gears for proper function and tightness. Lubricate moving parts (bearings, chain, cables) periodically with appropriate lubricants.

Motor Maintenance: Keep the motor clean and dry. Do not open the motor casing. Avoid high-pressure water jets or submersion.

3.3 Battery Maintenance

The lithium battery has a long lifespan; charge it regularly, do not let it run completely flat. Charge fully for the first use (6-8 hours, max 12 hours). For long-term storage, charge monthly. Danger: Do not disassemble used batteries; recycle them properly. Warning: Keep the battery away from heat sources and open flames; do not expose to direct sunlight in hot weather.

3.3 Troubleshooting

General Troubleshooting:

Error Codes:

4. Service and Warranty

4.1 After-Sales Service and Warranty Coverage

Operate and use the bicycle according to this manual. The company provides warranty service for manufacturing defects. Repairs outside warranty or for main parts after warranty period will incur charges. Battery replacement after warranty is at factory price, with recycling required. The warranty covers manufacturing defects like deformation, open welds, fracture phenomena for the frame, fork, handlebar, seatpost (12 months). Tires have a 1-month warranty. Seat cushions, brakes, brake discs, and levers have a 3-month warranty. Cranksets, pedals, gears, fenders, quick releases, chain, etc., have a 6-month warranty. Electrical components (controller, charger, cables, display, throttle) have a 12-month warranty against short circuits or manufacturing defects. Motors and Hall sensors have coverage for phase failure, demagnetization, bearing noise (12 months). Batteries are covered for charging issues or capacity below 70% (12 months), but not for human damage. Limited warranties do not apply to subsequent owners.

4.2 Warranty Card and Maintenance Records

A warranty card and maintenance record section is provided for users to fill in details such as name, contact information, purchase date, model, serial number, and maintenance history.

4.3 Product Parameters

*Range is measured under specific conditions and may vary. Weight includes battery but excludes accessories.

Contact Information

For questions or suggestions regarding the manual, contact service@engwe-bikes.com.

Contact Numbers:

• EU: +33 805980036 (Mon-Fri, 9 AM - 6 PM GMT+1)
• EU: +39 800776809 (Mon-Fri, 9 AM - 6 PM GMT+1)
• USA: +18442007117 (Mon-Fri, 9 AM - 6 PM PST)

Official Websites: www.engwe-bikes.com, www.engwe-bikes-eu.com, www.engwe-bikes-uk.com, www.engwe-bikes.de

Resources: Technical Assistance Video, Engwe Manual.