User

Manual
Rayvolt Bike S.L.

c/ Montcada, 1
08003, Barcelona
Spain
www.rayvoltbike.com
www.exxite.com

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 Table of contents

0.1 Introduction 1
Welcome! 2
Before each use 4
Cleaning and care 6
Storage 8
Serial number 9
Bike scheme 11
Inspection times 13

02. Assembly and setup 15

Assembly 16
EIVA 2.0 Setup 18

03. Folding and unfolding the XXS 19

Folding your XXS 20
Unfolding your XXS 21

04. Maintenance 22
Braking system 23
Change brake pads 23
Chain lubrication 25
Wheels 26
Change front wheel 26
Change rear wheel 26
Change tube 27
Light system 28

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05. Accessories 29
Rear rack assembly 30
Throttle installation 31

06. Electric components 32

Component description 33
Motor 33
Battery 33
Controller 34
MicroEIVA 34
PAS 34
Brake sensor 35
Lights 35
Throttle (optional) 35

07. Technical specifications 36

Technical specification 37

08. Troubleshooting 38
Troubleshooting 39
MicroEIVA doesn’t turn on 39
No pedal assistance 39
Noise on the rear wheel 40
Reduction of range 41
Battery doesn’t charge 42
Bike doesn’t connect with bluetooth 43

09. Take care of your XXS 44

Conditions for riding the eXXite XXS 45
Battery 45
Battery Charger 46

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Controller 48
Electric Hub Motor 48
Power-off Control of the Brake Lever 49
Warranty terms 49

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0.1
Introduction

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Welcome!
This manual contains important instructions regarding the
safety of your Exxite XXS bike. Read it carefully before you
start riding and follow the setup procedures to ensure a
correct operation of your bike.

For your own safety and so that you always enjoy your bike,
we recommend that you read the entire manual carefully. If
after reading this guide you have any further questions visit
our website https://www.rayvoltbike.com/support/ or send
your questions to the support team at:
[email protected].

When carrying out the work described in this manual, always

keep in mind that the instructions and indications only refer
to this eXXite bicycle and cannot be applied to other models.
Due to the large number of versions, it is possible that the
works described are not complete or not exactly the same. If
this is your case, please contact support.

Bear in mind that the indications and advice given may be

insufficient due to the lack of manual skill of the person
doing the work or lack of the necessary tools. This manual
will not provide you with the knowledge of a bicycle
mechanic or electrician. For this reason, this manual refers to
the bicycle you have just purchased and the usual
components, and includes the most important indications
and warnings. It focuses exclusively on the bicycle you have
just purchased and the most important indications and

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warnings and cannot teach you how to ride a bicycle or
teach you the rules of the road.

When cycling, always keep in mind that it is a potentially

dangerous activity and the rider should always maintain
control over it.

Never use the bicycle if you are under the influence of

medicines, drugs, alcohol or if you are tired.

Always drive in a way that doesn't endanger your own life or

that of others and respect nature when driving through
forests and meadows. Find out about the regulations in force
for riding on public roads in the country where you will use
your bicycle. Always drive carefully and respect other road
users.

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Before each use
To improve the experience of your ride, it is essential to
review the care of your bicycle and have it in the best
conditions. Ride your bike only if it has passed all these tests
perfectly.

● Maximum total weight. The recommended total

weight for XXS should not exceed 120 kg (driver and
luggage included).
● Check the condition of the tires. Check that these
aren't in bad condition, scratched or worn and that
they have enough pressure. Higher pressure
provides better ride stability and increases puncture
safety. The minimum and maximum pressure values
(bar/psi) are indicated on the sidewalls of the tires.
● With the bike completely stopped, pull firmly on the
brake levers. Check that a pressure point is
generated and that the levers don't reach the
handlebar.
● In the case of using your bicycle on public roads or at
night, you must inspect the lighting system. Check
that the lights are correctly connected and that they
turn on.
● Check the condition of the bearings and threaded
connections. Bounce your bike close to the ground
and try to identify the source of any noise.
● Verify that the wheels are still positioned correctly
and that the tires remain centered on the frame and
fork.

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● Make sure the chain is greased on chainrings and
sprockets.
● Check the position of the saddle.
● Finally give a general review of your Bike to confirm
that everything is correct.
● Some time after being used it is advisable to carry
out a general inspection and adjust the tension of
parts such as spokes and screws.

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Cleaning and care
Dirt, impurities, sand and many other factors can damage
the condition of your bike, so taking good care of it will help
to maximize its life. Therefore, it is essential to properly clean
all components and protect them against corrosion.

XXS is an electric bike, so it is better to avoid contact with

water. Water conducts electricity and in the event of any
type of leak it can cause a short circuit, damaging part or the
entire system, so if you want to wash your bicycle it is
advisable to do it carefully and watch out for contact with
water. XXS is protected, but it is recommended to wash them
with non-conductive distilled water or to insulate electrical
components.

The so-called quick cleaning has serious drawbacks: the high

pressure water jet can pass through the seals and penetrate
the bearings. Water tends to dilute the lubricant, increasing
friction and corrosion. More suitable and highly
recommended is to wash the bike with a hose or bucket of
water and a large sponge or brush. Hand washing allows you
to detect paint deterioration, worn parts or other defects in
time, improving the care of your bike.

Once the bike is washed, wait for it to dry and, in order to

protect the paint, metal surfaces, spokes, hubs, etc., apply a
layer of hard wax, never on the brake discs, and polish the

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waxed surfaces with a soft cloth so that they shine and don't
make direct contact with water.
Finally, check the condition of the chain, in the case of
having too much friction it should be greased.

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Storage
You will not always be riding your XXS, so it is necessary to
know how to store it in order to keep it in the best condition.
If your bicycle receives regular care, a short-term stop doesn't
require any special preventive measures, except for anti-theft
protection.

It is recommended to store your bike in a dry and well

ventilated area. Remove the saddle and allow any moisture it
may contain to dry.

Clean your bicycle as described in the "Cleaning and care"

section.

Charge the battery before storage and every 2 months

minimum.

Finally, it is recommended to regularly check the pressure of

the wheels, hang them or hang the entire bicycle. The tubes
lose air when they aren't used for a long time, so if your
bicycle is supported on flat tires it can end up damaging its
structure.

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Serial number
The serial number of the eXXite XXS is located on the front of
the frame, above the fork.

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EC Declaration of
Conformity
This Declaration of Conformity applies only to countries
following the CE marking directives.

Download this document if needed in the following QR code:

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Bike scheme

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 1. Frame 2. Handlebar 3. Stem 4. MicroEIVA

Medium Low
Steering
5. Brake lever 6. steering 7. 8. steering
bar
latch latch

Front
9. Front light 10. 11. Tire +tube 12. Fork
mudguard

13. Spokes 14. Front hub 15. Disc brake 16. Rim

Battery
17. Pedal 18. Crankset 19. 20. Chain
plug

Rear
21. Kickstand 22. Freewheel 23. Motor 24.
mudguard

Controller Battery seat

25. 26. Rear light 27. Seat clamp 28.
box tube

Charger Frame
29. Saddle 30. 31.
plug latch

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 Inspection times

Component Inspection Interval

Tires Check drawing and Monthly

general condition

Tubes Check pressure Before each use

Lights Check status Before each use

Chain Check if lubricated Before each use

Bottom bracket Check bearings Monthly

Re-grease Annualy

Steering Check bearings Annualy

Re-grease Annualy

Bushings Check bearings Monthly

Re-grease Annualy

Brakes Pads thickness Monthly

Spokes Check tension Monthly

Wheels Check centering Monthly

Pedals Check Bearings Monthly

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Metal surfaces Check condition Half a year

Painting Check condition Half a year

Nuts and bolts Check tension Monthly

Stem Re-grease Annualy

Handlebar Check condition Annualy

Wiring system Check condition Monthly

Freewheel Re-grease Half a year

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02.
Assembly
and setup

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Assembly
Before the first use, it is needed to assemble and configure
the bike. You will need to use an Allen key nº4, Allen key nº6
and a Wrench nº15. Follow the instructions below:

1. Open the box and take out all the components.

2. Remove the protective parts.
3. Unfold the bike.
4. Press the safety lock and open the latch on the
frame. The safety lock is the red component.
5. Completely unfold the bike and close the latch,
ensuring the blockage of the frame.
6. Unfold the handlebar, close the steering latch and
secure it with the lock (lower latch).
7. Adjust the position of the handlebar with the stem
clamp.
8. Adjust the height of the handlebar using the
steering head latch (middle latch).
9. Open the components’ box and take the battery-seat
tube and the saddle.
10. Install the saddle on the seat tube, use the M6 Allen
key to lock the saddle.
11. Insert the battery-seat tube on the bike, and adjust it
to your height.
12. On the bottom of the seat tube, you’ll locate the
connection wire. Connect it to the bike plug below
the frame. Check the position of the pins to ease the
process.
13. Identify the pedals side (left or right) and install
them. Use the wrench to lock them.

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14. Take the mudguards and the rods from the
components’ box.
15. Use the M4 allen key to install the rods on the rear
mudguard. The long rod has to be installed in the
rear part of the mudguard and the short one in the
front.
16. Place the rear mudguard on the rear wheel and use
the M4 Allen to lock the screws.
17. For the front mudguard, bend one of the plates to
pass it through the fork. Once the mudguard is on
position, unbend the plate.
18. Introduce the axle screw and nut and lock it with the
M4 Allen key.

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EIVA 2.0 Setup
Before the first ride, it is needed to connect the bike to the
EIVA 2.0 app in order to install the latest parameters. Follow
the instructions below:

1. Download the EIVA 2.0 app (available for Android

and iOS).
2. Turn on the bike pressing the power button in the
microEIVA display, located on the handlebar.
3. Open the EIVA 2.0 App and accept the messages
and permissions.
4. Click on the wrench menu on the top left of the
screen, and then select “User”. Create a user or log in
if you already have an account.
5. Go back and select “Bluetooth”. Your bike will appear
here, select it to connect.
6. Once connected, select your bike model that is XXS.
7. Then, go to the wrench→ Reset Parameters→XXS and
apply. Keep the phone and the bike ON and close to
each other during the process.
8. Once finished, restart your bike.
9. Your bike is ready!

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03. Folding and
unfolding the
XXS

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Folding your XXS
One of the biggest benefits of having an XXS is that you can
fold it to transport or to store it. In order to fold your XXS,
follow the next steps:

1. Press the pedals a little bit and fold them.

2. Open the seat clamp and take down the saddle.
3. Lift the kickstand.
4. Open the frame latch.
5. Fold the frame and ensure the contact with the
magnet on the rear wheel. You can stand the bike on
the battery.
6. Open the low steering latch and fold the steering
bar.

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Unfolding your XXS
The quick unfolding system allows you to go out and ride
your bike without losing time. To unfold your bike, follow the
instructions below:

1. Unfold the steering bar and close the latch ensuring

the position of the handlebar.
2. Open the frame latch and unfold the frame.
3. Close the latch ensuring the correct position of the
frame.
4. Take down the kickstand.
5. Adjust the saddle height to your preferences.
6. Unfold de pedals.

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04.
Maintenance

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Braking system
The brake system allows the rider to control the bike speed
and in case of emergency they must be able to stop the bike
as soon as possible. That’s why inspecting and having them
in good conditions is critical.

The left lever activates the front brake and the right lever the
rear brake. Both levers stop the motor and charge the
battery if the RBS is activated.

Exxite bikes use disc brakes in order to improve the braking

performance. The brake pads should last around 750 km.
However, this distance will vary depending on the driving
style, the usage of the brake, the type of road…
The brake pads should be revised once a month in order to
avoid riding without them and having braking problems.

Change brake pads

In order to change the brake pads follow the next
instructions:

1. Remove the wheel.

2. Remove the pads using pliers. Take care of not losing
the metallic support.
3. Using an ear cane (or similar) clean the pistons of the
caliper. You can add some oil, but clean the excess
before installing the new pads.
4. Place the new pads and put the fastener to avoid the
pads from moving. Do not apply too much force
when tightening it.

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5. Place the wheel again. Using an allen key adjust the
caliper.
6. If it is not well adjusted, brake and tighten the screws
at the same time.

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Chain lubrication
Regularly check the tension and the condition of the chain, it
must always be lubricated and clean. In order to grease the
chain follow the next instructions:

1. Turn off the bike.

2. Wet the chain with a water bucket.
3. Using a cleaning cloth, apply soap to the chain.
4. Rinse the chain with more water.
5. Degrease the chain using a specialized product (we
recommend WD 40 bike degreaser*).
6. Remove the excess of degrease using a dry drag.
7. Select a lubricant. We recommend using WD-40
bike All-conditions lubricant*. However, you can
select the lubricant that most fits your riding
conditions.
8. Apply the lubricant while moving the pedals
backwards.
9. Clean the excess of lubricant using a dry drag.

* We don’t have any relation with WD-40, but we use their

products in our workshop and know that they work well on
our bikes.

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Wheels
Exxite XXS is equipped with two 20” wheels. The tires and
tubes used are 20” x 2.4 and they can handle 40psi (280kPa)
as maximum.

Change front wheel

In order to remove the front wheel, follow the instructions
below:

1. Loosen and remove the axle nuts using a wrench.

2. Remove the front wheel pulling it.
3. To place it again, fit the brake disc in the caliper and
adjust the position of the wheel.
4. Put the washers and nuts again and lock them with
the wrench.

Change rear wheel

In order to remove the rear wheel, follow the instructions
below:

1. Turn off the bike.

2. Disconnect the motor wire, it is located on the left
side of the bike.
3. Remove the chain.
4. Remove the axle nuts using a wrench.
5. Remove the wheel pulling it.

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 6. To place it again, fit the brake disc in the caliper and
adjust the position of the wheel.
7. Put the washers and nuts again and lock them with
the wrench.
8. Put the chain in its position.
9. Connect the motor wire.

Change tube
In order to change the tube, follow the instructions below:

1. Remove the wheel (check previous sections).

2. Using tire levers, separate the tire from the rim. Hold
the tire with two levers and use a third one to
separate the rest of the tire. Remove the tube.
3. Inspect the tire to search if there is something that
can damage the new tube.
4. Inflate the new tube a little bit before installing it.
5. Install the tube, placing the air valve in its position
first (search the hole in the rim).
6. Put the tire in its position again, ensuring it is locked.
Use your hands and the tire levers if needed.
7. Inflate the tube.

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Light system
Exxite XXS has an integrated light system. Lights are
activated/deactivated from microEIVA holding the PLUS
button for three seconds.

In case of failure it is easy to replace the light system. Both

front and rear lights have two screws, remove them to
remove the light. Before disconnecting the light, turn off the
bike to avoid damaging the system and getting hurt.

Check the condition of the light system before riding during

night/evening in order to ensure the correct operation while
riding. Always turn on the lights in low visibility conditions,
not only to be able to see but also to ease the other road
users to see you.

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05. Accessories

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Rear rack assembly
The rear rack is an accessory that allows you to carry up to
20kg of luggage. In order to install it, check the following
instructions:

1. Turn off the bike.

2. Remove the screws over the controller box.
3. Remove the screws of the rear rod of the mudguard.
4. Place the rear rack over the rear wheel and line up
the holes on the rear rack with the holes of the
removed screws.
5. Attach the rear screws leaving the mudguard rod
between the rack and the screw.
6. Attach the front screws ensuring the rear rack will
not move.

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Throttle installation
The throttle is an accessory used to ride the bike without
pedaling. Use of throttle is limited in some countries, so
check your country’s regulations before installing it. If you
want to add this accessory, follow the instructions below:

1. Turn off the bike.

2. Remove the grip (it can be installed on the left or
right, depending on your preferences, so remove the
side you are going to install) and the brake lever. Use
the allen key to remove the screws.
3. Remove the gear shift/microEIVA using an allen key.
4. Loose the screw on the throttle.
5. Install the throttle in the handlebar and tighten the
screw again.
6. Connect the throttle to the under-frame orange plug
(it should be the only free plug).
7. Install again the removed items.
8. Turn on the bike and connect via bluetooth.
9. Go to Settings→Advanced settings and activate
throttle. Adjust throttle settings as desired.

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06. Electric
components

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Component
description
In this section are described the electrical components of
the XXS. It is important to know the parts of the bike in order
to use them properly and know how to solve issues.

Motor
The motor is located on the rear wheel. It is connected to the
controller using a wire on the right side of the bike. It is a
250W - 35 Nm motor, so it is perfect for city driving with
some minor hills.

Battery
The battery is used to feed all the electric systems. In the XXS,
the battery is also the seatpost. It has a rated voltage of 36V.
There are three types of batteries with different capacities.

- 8 Ah - 290 Wh (40km)
- 10,5 Ah - 380Wh (60km)
- 14 Ah - 500 Wh (100km)

The range will vary depending on the driving style, the use of
the regenerative braking system, speed, level of assist,
carried weight…

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Controller
The controller receives the information from bike sensors
and sends the signal to the components to behave as
desired. It is the “brain” of the system and has the firmware
necessary to ride the bike.

MicroEIVA
MicroEIVA is the display of the bike and it is located on the
handlebar. It is used to turn on and off the bike, so without
this display the bike won’t work. From the MicroEIVA it can
be adjusted the PAS level, some bike parameters, turn on the
lights and turn on the lights. You can find more information
on the MicroEIVA manual.

PAS
The Pedal assist sensor (PAS) measures the cadence of the
pedaling and sends this information to the controller. The
more cadence, the faster the motor will turn.

There are five levels of pedal assist that can be controlled

from the microEIVA display. Levels 1-3 increase speed and
power of the motor. Levels 4 and 5 increase only the power,
being the fifth level the faster and more powerful of all.

Furthemore, using the EIVA 2.0 app, the sensitivity of the

sensor can be adjusted. A higher value will result in a higher
sensitivity, so you’ll need to pedal less to engage the motor.

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Brake sensor
There are two brake sensors located on each brake lever on
the handlebar. They detect when the brake lever is activated
and send a signal to the controller to stop the motor and to
activate the RBS.

Lights
XXS lights are integrated on the bike. They are activated from
the microEIVA and they are fed with 6V directly from the
controller.

Throttle (optional)
The throttle is an accessory used to ride the bike without
pedaling. Its parameters can be adjusted from the EIVA 2.0
app.

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07. Technical
specifications

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 Technical
specification

Weight: 15 kg E-Drive System: Rayvolt

EIVA® Drive 2.0
Max load weight: 100 kg
Display: microEIVA
Frame: Rayvolt Aluminium
6061 Motor:

Grips: eXXite Custom Leather . Micro Hub - 250W 35 Nm

Grips
Battery: Life of 1000 cycles
Saddle: ergonomic eXXite
vegan leather Smart seatpost removable.

. 36V - 8 Ah (40 km)

Brakes: Rayvolt mechanical
. 36V - 10,5 Ah (60 km)
Brakes with E-Regenerative . 36V - 14 Ah (100 km)
10A-50A

Pedals: Folding pedals Dimensions: 1300 x 970 x 580

mm
Rims: Double wall 20” x 2.4
Folded dimensions: 780 x
Speed control: 580 x 420 mm
. PAS (Pedal Assist system)
. Thumb Throttle*(optional)

* Depending on the country.

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08.
Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting
Exxite bikes are quality tested and use high-technology.
However, electronic devices tend to break after a while using
them, so here is an explanation of how to identify the
problem and solve it.

Scenario 1
MicroEIVA doesn’t turn on
First of all check that all wires are connected, specially the
battery connector and the microEIVA plug. Then, charge the
battery fully, until the charger turns green.

Scenario 2
No pedal assistance
First, check that the microEIVA is on. Increase the PAS level
pushing the PLUS button. If it is not solved, follow next
instructions (if after doing one step it is solved, it is not
needed to continue with the troubleshooting):

1. Open EIVA 2.0 and connect with the bike.

2. If there is an error on the main screen, click on it and
follow the instructions on the app.
3. Go to Settings→Advanced settings
4. Check that the PAS is activated. If not, activate it and
save.
5. Check that Pedal assist power is more than 100W
and PAS maximum speed is not 0.

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 6. Go to Settings→Reset parameters and select XXS.
Apply and wait until it finishes. Keep the phone and
the bike on and close to each other while the process
is done.

Scenario 3
Noise on the rear wheel
First, it is needed to identify if it is an electric noise or a
mechanical noise. To do that, turn off the bike and ride it, if
the noise is still there, it is a mechanic noise. Otherwise, it will
be an electrical noise.

Mechanical noise:

Check that there is nothing touching the wheel while

turning (wires, stones, mudguard, rear rack…). If there is
nothing touching the wheel, the spokes tension needs to be
adjusted. It is a procedure that needs to be done periodically,
since the torque of the motor makes the spokes get loose. To
do that, a spoke wrench is needed. Begin your corrections at
the valve hole to give yourself a reference point, then, give
each spoke ¼ turn. Check if the noise is still there. If it is not
solved, repeat the process.

In the case the noise hasn’t disappeared, adjust the brake

calipers. To do that, first loose the screws on the rear part of
the caliper.

Then, press the brake lever (right) and tighten the screws
while pressing the lever. If you have used your bike a lot, the
brake pads may need to be changed.

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Electrical noise:

First of all, check that the wiring system is in a good

condition, there are no broken wires and the wires are not
tense. If all is good, connect your bike with EIVA 2.0 and
check whether there is an error on the main screen. If there
is an error, click on it and a pop-up will show the error
description. Follow the instructions on the EIVA 2.0 error
description to solve it. Otherwise, if there is not an error do a
reset parameters.

If it doesn’t work, disconnect the rear wire (the wire that

connects with the motor) and check that all pins are in a
good condition. Reconnect it and make sure it makes full
contact.

Scenario 4
Reduction of range
Battery range depends on many factors, so it is needed to
check everything before considering a faulty battery. These
factors are:

- Used power: as much power is required to the

motor, you’ll be able to travel less distance with the
bike. Adjust the desired power on advanced settings
of EIVA 2.0.
- Battery size: using a battery with bigger capacity
will allow you to ride further.
- PAS level: increasing the PAS level will require more
motor usage, thus a reduction of range.

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 - Battery age: batteries lose capacity with time.
Exxite’s batteries ensure 70% of the capacity after 2
years or 1000 charge cycles.
- Throttle usage: riding using a lot of throttle instead
of pedaling reduces the range, since all the
movement is generated by the motor,
- Road conditions: riding on hills, slopes, on soft
surfaces or with strong headwind reduces range.
- Wheel low pressure: increasing friction with ground
due to low pressure will reduce the range.
- Low temperature: low temperatures reduce battery
capacity.
- Not enough charging time: charge the battery until
the charger led turns green.
- Long storage: storing the battery for a long time
reduces the battery capacity. To avoid this issue,
charge it frequently at a warm temperature (around
15º C).

Scenario 5
Battery doesn’t charge
If your battery is not charging it may mean the charger is not
working well, so try to use another one to charge it (check
the voltage). If it works, check the fuse on the first charger,
and if it is broken replace it.

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Scenario 6
Bike doesn’t connect with
bluetooth
If your bike turns on but it is not connecting with bluetooth,
to identify the source of the problem you’ll need to proceed
as follows:

1. Check you are using the EIVA 2.0 app (instead of

EIVA).
2. Check your bike is on.
3. Check your phone has Bluetooth and location
options activated.
4. Check your bluetooth is not connected to another
device (other bike, headphones, car…).
5. Try with another phone if possible.

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09. Take care of
your XXS

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Conditions for riding the eXXite
XXS
This pedal electric assisted bicycle is designed for riding on
road or riding on a paved surface where the tires do not lose
ground contact. It must be properly maintained according to
the instructions found within this book;

⚠ The maximum weight of the rider and load is

required to be less than 100 kg.

⚠ You are warned that you assume the risk for personal
injury, damage or losses if you breach the above
conditions and the warranty will be void
automatically.

⚠ Keep your e-bike away from damp, high temperature

or corrosive environment

⚠ You must ride with your helmet and follow the local
laws and regulations.

⚠ Keep your e-bike away from sun-scorched and rain

drenched areas.

⚠ It is not recommended for Kids, Pregnant women

and persons that are Intoxicated/illegal drugs
affected to operate the e-bike.

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Battery
To ensure a longer battery life and protect it from damage,
please use and maintain it according to the guideline below.

1. During your riding, if your battery indicator shows a

5% capacity or less, the battery must be charged in a
short time.
2. Remember to charge the battery full before riding a
long trip. Check the battery level on the display.
3. If the bike is ridden less frequently or stored for quite
a long time, it must be fully charged every 2 months.

⚠ The battery life may be reduced after long storage

without regular charging as instructed above, due
natural discharge.

⚠ Never use any metals directly to connect the two

poles of the battery, otherwise, the battery will be
damaged due to a short circuit.

⚠ Never put the battery near to fire or a heat source.

⚠ Never strongly shake, punch and toss the battery.

⚠ When the battery pack is removed from the bike,

keep it out of reach of children, to avoid any
unexpected accident.

⚠ The battery is forbidden to be disassembled.

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Battery Charger
Before charging the battery please note the following points.

1. The battery can be charged by the AC, the switch is

not necessary to be turned on.
2. Insert charger output plug into the battery securely
and then, plug the main cable of the charger into a
reachable AC outlet.
3. When charging, the LED on the charger will become
red, showing the charging is on. When it becomes
green, the charging will be completed.
4. To finish charging, you must disconnect the charger
input plug first from the AC outlet, and after that,
disconnect the charger output plug from the battery
pack. Finally, close the cover on the charging socket
of the battery pack and check the socket is covered.

⚠ Do not use the charger in an environment of

explosive gas and corrosive substances.

⚠ Never shake, punch or toss the battery charger, to

protect it from damage.

⚠ Always protect the battery charger from rain and

moisture.

⚠ This battery charger should be normally used under

normal temperatures between 0ºC to +40ºC.

⚠ The charger is forbidden to be disassembled.

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 ⚠ You should only use the charger provided with the
electric bike, otherwise damage could occur to your
battery and void the guarantee.

⚠ When charging, the battery and charger should be

minimum 10 cm away from the wall, or under a
condition of ventilation for cooling. Place nothing
around the charger while in use.

Controller
It is very important to take care of this electronic component
according to the following guideline:

1. Pay attention to protect from ingress of water and

immersion in water, which may damage the
controller. Note: If you think water may have got into
the control box, please switch off the power
immediately and pedal without electric assistance.
You can pedal with electric assistance as soon as the
controller has dried out.
2. Pay attention to protect from any strong shaking
and punching, which may damage this controller.
3. The controller should be used in normal working
temperatures ranging from 15ºC to +40ºC..

⚠ Do not open the controller box. Any attempt to open

the controller box, modify or adjust the controller will
void the warranty.

Electric Hub Motor

It is very important to take care of this electronic component
according to the following guideline:

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 1. Our intelligent ebikes are programmed to start with
the electric assistance after rotation of the chain
wheel.
2. Do not use the bike in flood waters or
thunderstorms. Do not immerse the electric parts in
water. Otherwise, the electric components may be
damaged.
3. Avoid any impact towards the hub motor, otherwise,
the casting alloy aluminum cover and body may
break.
4. Make regular checks on the screws on both sides of
the hub motor; fasten them even if they are just a
little bit loose.
5. It is necessary to check the cable connection to the
motor.

Power-off Control of the Brake

Lever
This is a very important component for riding with safety.
First, you should pay attention to protect it from impact and
avoid any damage. Second, make regular checks on all bots
and nuts, and fasten them securely.

Warranty terms
For Warranty terms on your Rayvolt, please refer to our
website: www.exxite.com

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