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Step 2: If battery charges correctly then test customers battery charger as described in the main manual and replace charger if faulty
Step 3: If a charger of known performance is not available then test customer’s charger as described in the main manual to ensure it is not the cause of the problem and then try charging the battery
Step 4: If the battery will still not charge then remove the fuse from the fuse holder at the top of the battery and test as described in section 5 of the manual. If faulty replace with correct 5 or 10 amp fuse and try charging again.
Step 5; If problem persists then return the battery and charger to Wisper service for further investigation.
Low range or cutting out
Step 1: Obtain description of problem and history from customer.
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Step 2: Check external factors affecting range from the annexe of this manual and discuss with the customer if these are likely to be the cause of the low range.
Step 3: Discuss with the customer how often the battery has been charged and what is the maximum time it has been left between recharges. If left for more than 2 months then the battery is likely to have incurred damage that will not be covered by the warranty.
Step 4; Measure output voltage of the battery as received for reference purpose.
If less than 30 volts then return battery to
Wisper for further investigation
Step 5; Check bike overall condition (if available) for items described in the annexe and correct / adjust as necessary if any faults found.
Step 6; Check customers battery charger is delivering the correct voltage as described in the main section of the manual. If not then repair or replace and work on assumption that the charger is the likely cause of the problem
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Step 7: Charge the battery using either the customer’s charger if considered serviceable or a charger of known performance. When fully charged measure the voltage and check it is approx 41.7 volts.
Step 8; If greater than 41 volts then road test the bike / battery and discuss performance and other findings with customer
Step 9; If less than 41.0 volts when fully charged then consider trying a second charger.
Step 10; If still less than 4`1.0 volts or any doubts remain as to the range of the battery then return the battery to Wisper service for a full capacity check as this is the only way to accurately quantify the capacity. If found to be less than 75% of the rated capacity and it is less than two years old and has been charged on a regular basis as described in the user manual it will be replaced under warranty
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Table of contents
- 5 1 Section 2: Overview of Wisper models and key features / differences
- 6 Section 3: Description of main electrical system control components
- 7 Throttle
- 11 Handlebar display types and functions
- 11 model bikes
- 11 806 models)
- 12 power assistance (20% and 80%)
- 12 LED type display fitted to 2010 models
- 12 LCD display fitted to Alpino bikes
- 13 De restrictor button
- 15 Brake cut outs
- 17 Pedelec sensors
- 19 Controllers
- 21 Motors
- 26 Batteries
- 29 Battery fuses
- 32 Battery change procedure
- 33 Battery fault finding procedure
- 33 No power to bike
- 34 Battery will not charge
- 35 Low range or cutting out
- 38 Battery Chargers
- 40 Logical Fault finding procedures on bikes fitted with Bafang motor system (flow chart)
- 41 Top level fault finding
- 43 Detailed fault finding procedure
- 46 diagnostics display
- 48 Removing and replacing motor wheels from the bike for servicing
- 48 Non Alpino/XC models
- 51 Alpino/XC models
- 52 Servicing of electrical connections
- 52 Maintenance of motor Connections
- 53 Removing 8 pin connectors
- 55 The green de restrictor button
- 56 Braking system components
- 57 Pre delivery inspection (PDI) and 300 mile service procedures
- 60 Identifying and ordering spare parts
- 61 Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
- 65 Glossary
- 67 Training
- 68 Annexe 1: Chart of Model variations and identifying features
- 73 Annexe 2: Wiring diagrams
- 73 2009 model 705Se, 905Se Sport, City and City S
- 74 2009 model 705 and 905 eco
- 75 2009 model 705 and 905 Front Connector Box
- 76 2010 model 805fe
- 77 2010 model 806 Alpino
- 78 2010 model 905eco
- 79 2010 Model 706 Alpino and 906 Alpino
- 80 Annexe 3: Torque settings
- 81 Annexe 4: Factors affecting range