SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS SI-7B40B C810

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t SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS SI-7B40B C810

For safety, be sure to read these instructions, and follow them for correct use. General Safety Information WARNING Do not press the FLIGHT DECK (cycle computer) switch while riding, otherwise you might lose control of your bicycle and have an accident. Stop the bicycle before operating any of the switch. Do not pay excessive attention to the computer data while riding, otherwise you might have an accident. Do not disassemble the front suspension fork, otherwise the outer tube and the inner tube will come apart and serious injury may result. Use tires with an outside circumference of less than 730 mm, so that the tire does not touch the bridge of the front suspension fork. If a fender has been fitted, Bridge make sure that the tire does Tire not touch the fender when the tire is installed. Install the handlebar and the handlebar stem correctly while referring to the Service Instructions for these parts. If they are not installed correctly, you might lose control of your bicycle and have an accident. The FS-C810 does not include a hanger on the front suspension fork, and so only cantilever brakes that are designed to be installed to the front suspension fork without a hanger can be used. Keep used batteries out of the reach of children, and dispose of them in accordance with local waste regulations. If batteries are swallowed by mistake, seek medical advice immediately. Use a neutral detergent to clean the chain. Do not use alkaline or acidic detergents that are designed to remove things such as rust, as they can damage the chain and cause the chain to break. When removing the rear wheel, disconnect the cable from the rear hub and then place the chain onto the top (smallest sprocket) of the cassette sprocket first. Make sure the rotor temperature has decreased sufficiently when removing the cord if the disc brake is mounted. Touching the rotor immediately after riding the bicycle may result in burns. Note The front derailleur shifts gears by the operation of the manual shift switches, regardless of whether the mode setting is automatic or manual. However, the rear derailleur will not shift gear in automatic mode, even when the manual shift switches are operated. Turn the pedals when carrying out both front and rear gear shifting. Do not turn the pedals backward. Do not clean the bicycle with high-pressure sprays. If moisture gets into the components, it may cause operating problems or rust. Do not disassemble any of the units, otherwise they may not operate correctly. A beep will sound when gear shifting occurs. The various units are designed to be water-resistant so that they can be used for riding in wet weather. However, they should not be immersed in water. Do not leave the FLIGHT DECK exposed to extremely hot weather, and do not subject it to shocks. To clean the units, wipe with a dry cloth or a cloth that is lightly moistened with neutral detergent. Substances such as thinner will damage the unit surfaces. Roughly 1 minute after stopping the bicycle, the energy saving function is activated and the liquid crystal display turns off. The backlight turns off about 5 seconds after stopping the bicycle. For any questions regarding methods of handling or maintenance, please contact the place of purchase. English

C810 The rotation of this bicycle s free hub generates power used to switch gears and control the suspension. What is automatic shifting mode? This is a riding mode in which the gears are selected automatically according to the riding speed. What is manual shifting mode? This is a riding mode in which the gears are selected according to the preferences of the rider. Tips on use In order to get better results in automatic mode The shifting points can be changed to any one of five different points both before and after the standard shifting points. You can change the settings to find the shifting points that best suit your preferences. (Page 10) Specifications Front derailleur (with computer unit) Rear derailleur Manual shift switches FLIGHT DECK (cycle computer) Electronic wire cable Front chainwheel Front suspension fork Rear suspension Chain Cassette sprocket Freehub (Hub dynamo) FD-C810 RD-C810 SW-C810 SC-C810 EW-C810 FC-C810 FS-C810 RS-C810 CN-HG73 CS-LG60 (11-13-15-17-21-25-29-33T) FH-C810 / C811

Part names and operation FLIGHT DECK (SC-C810) Low battery display Speed display Battery indicator Gear shifting mode display Suspension status display Display mode select switch Clock display Travelling distance display Cumulative distance display Gear display Manual shift switches (SW-C810) Front shifting < Left-hand > Rear shifting < Right-hand > HIGH Shifthing up switch HIGH LOW Shifthing down switch LOW Suspension mode select switch Gear shifting mode select switch

Mode selection operations < Display select switch > Speed display 0-99 km 0-62 mile Push Clock Gear 00 : 00-23 : 59 Hours : Minutes Travelling distance Cumulative distance 000.0-999.9 km 000.0-620.9 mile 0-9999 km 0-6209 mile

< Suspension mode select switch > < Gear shifting mode select switch > Left-hand Right-hand HIGH HIGH LOW LOW * Make sure the battery indicator shows at least 4 blocks. The mark will flash when switching the suspension. When complete, the mark will light up. When flashing, the next mode cannot be switched even if operating the switch. Push Push Select the desired suspension mode. If the suspension is set to AUTO, the suspension changes between H (hard) mode and S (soft) mode depending on the speed and the front and rear gear positions. Select the desired riding mode. When set to L, D or DS, automatic gear shifting is carried out in accordance with the riding speed. When selecting MANU, manual gear shifting is carried out with the front and rear derailleurs shifting when the shift switches are operated. (Auto) (Hard) (Soft)

Manual shift switches (Manual shifting mode) Rear gear shifting is basically carried out automatically, but manual shifting is also available for riders who would like to make us of it. Press the mode select switch to set the mode to manual (MANU). Front gear shifting operation When the HIGH switch is pressed, the chain moves from a smaller to a larger chainring. This is for using during normal riding and when riding downhill. When the LOW switch is pressed, the chain moves from a larger to a smaller chainring. This is for using when riding uphill or riding into headwinds. * The front derailleur momentarily shifts gears when the switch is pressed even in automatic shifting mode. However, after that it may return to the original gear depending on the riding speed. Rear gear shifting operation When the HIGH switch is pressed, the chain moves from a larger to a smaller sprocket. This makes the pedals a bit harder to turn but allows the feet to turn more slowly. When the LOW switch is pressed, the chain moves from a smaller to a larger sprocket. This makes pedaling easier. Tips on use Selecting automatic shifting mode Powerful Ds mode Select Ds mode for more dynamic riding Basically, choose D mode * Adjust the shifting points evenly for a smoother ride. Relaxed L mode Select L mode for hilly terrain. * The shifting points can be adjusted to one of 11 different points. (Page 10)

Tips on use Selecting AUTO mode Basically, use AUTO mode. D mode is set for normal riding. When riding up slopes or into headwinds and pedaling becomes more difficult, press the switch to shift to the L mode. If pedaling is too fast, press the switch to shift to D or Ds mode. If changing gears does not improve your ride, use the front shifting switch to shift to the small chainring. The front gears can be shifted manually even in auto mode. The front derailleur can be set to manual shifting mode even when the rear derailleur is set to automatic shifting mode. Tips on use Selecting the suspension Basically, use AUTO mode. Hard mode is set when starting to ride and going up hills. Manual Setting Set either S (SOFT mode) or H (HARD mode) as desired.

Changing the entry data Switch the suspension from AUTO mode to either HARD or SOFT mode when inputting new data. After the bicycle stops, the battery indicator located on the FLIGHT DECK will display no blocks after roughly 5 seconds even if there is power remaining in the battery in order to save energy. The backlight is off when changing data. Method (1) Preparation of Set up Make sure the battery indicator shows at least 4 blocks and the speedometer reads 0km/h. Rotate the crank if the battery indicator is low. Then, apply the brakes and check the display making sure the speedometer reads 0km/h (mph) with the battery indicator showing sufficient power. Turn the crank again to recharge the battery if power runs out while inputting new data. (2) Start of Set up After having completed preparations, press the shifting mode select switch of the right shifting switch (Up/Down) for at least 3 seconds. Check that the display only shows the battery indicator, a numerical value, and the AUTO mark. Select the items to be changed using the right shifting switch (Up/Down). Press the shifting mode select switch to set when the desired value appears. <Right-hand> Shifting Up/Down switch Shifting mode select switch Push Press for at least 3 seconds Adjust shifting points Selecting Front : Auto/Manual ODOmeter clear Buzzer On/Off Adjust shifting points After confirming that the number flashes, change to the number you want by operating Shifting Up/Down switch. Adjustable range : -5 to +5 If you want to make the shifting timing earlier. \ Change to bigger number. If you want to make the shifting timing later. \ Change to smaller number. When the desired setting appears, press the shifting mode select switch to set. Default level is "0" Seletion of Front : Auto/Manual You can select whether Front gear is shifted by Automatic or manual operating. Selection of F : AUTO / MANU mode is like below. After confirming display shows Battery, "F" and "AUTO" or "MANU", push Shifting mode select switch. Ex. In case of F : AUTO Ex. In case of "3" you want Ex. In case of F : MANU Accept If you want to select F : Auto \ Set that "AUTO" flashes. If you want to select F : Manual \ Set that "MANU" flashes. When the desired setting appears, press the shifting mode select switch to set. Accept ODOmeter clear Verify that the display is flashing. Press the right shifting switch (Up/Down) to clear the display (km/mile). The travelling distance is also cleared. Ex. In case of odometer is 300 km Accept Accept If you want to clear data \ Set that "0000 km" flashes. If you don't want to clear data \ Set that "0300 km" flashes. When the desired setting appears, press the shifting mode select switch to set.

Buzzer On/Off Buzzer On/Off mode is like below. After confirming display shows Battery and "b on" or "b off", push Shifting mode select switch. Confirm the number flashes. Ex. In case of buzzer on. Ex. In case of buzzer off. Travelling distance Clear Condition of setting (1) Wait 5 seconds after stopping or remove the FLIGHT DECK from the bicycle. (2) Verify that the low battery display is not flashing. Display select switch If you want to buzzer \ Set that "b on" flashes. If you don't want to buzzer \ Set that "b off" flashes. When the desired setting appears, press the shifting mode select switch to set. Clock setting (24hours) Travelling distance Clear Clock setting (24hours) Condition of setting (1) Wait 5 seconds after stopping or remove the FLIGHT DECK from the bicycle. (2) Verify that the low battery display is not flashing. Display select switch Press for at least 3 seconds Method of setting ex. Adjust to 12:30 Set the display on the FLIGHT DECK to clock mode. Push the the display switch and hold for 3 seconds or more at clock. After confirming left side digit flashes, change to 1 by pushing switch on the FLIGHT DECK. And then, push it and hold for 3 seconds or more to shift to next digit. Adjust each digit in order from left side to right side. After adjusting all digits, the display goes back to normal mode. If not inputting setting in the FLIGHT DECK for more than two minutes, the microcomputer stops and all values already inputted are deleted. Press for at least 3 seconds Method of setting Set the display on the FLIGHT DECK to "DST" mode. Push the the display switch and hold it for 3 seconds or more. After confirming present distance blinks, change to 0 km or 0 mile by pushing switch on the FLIGHT DECK. Every time you push the display switch the present distance and the clearing indication (0 km or 0 mile) are indicated. When you want to clear the present distance, push the display switch for more than three seconds. If not inputting setting in the FLIGHT DECK for 3 minutes or more when the display conditions make it possible for the travelling distance to be cleared, the travelling distance will not be cleared.

Suspension adjustment Front suspension adjustment < Pre-load adjuster adjustment > (1) Press the suspension mode select switch on the FLIGHT DECK to set the suspension mode to "S". (2) Apply the front brake or place some weight on the handlebars to move the front suspension up and down in order to check the hardness. Adjust the pre-load adjuster to obtain the desired hardness. If turned in the reverse direction, the suspension becomes softer, and when turned in the forward direction, the suspension becomes harder.. Pre-load adjustment: 10 mm (40 clicks) 1.5 mm (67 clicks):1 cycle Rear suspension adjustment < Air priming > (1) Press the suspension mode select switch on the shifting switches to set the suspension mode to "S". (2) The air pressure varies depending on factors such as the shape and size of the frame, the rider's weight and the riding method. Adjust the air pressure to the optimum level max.1.5 MPa. {max.15 bar} The valve is a Schrader valve. As a guide, in "S" (soft) mode, the bicycle should move down by 5-10 mm when the rider sits on it. After priming with air, securely tighten the cap, otherwise the air will leak out. For optimum functioning of the rear suspension, check the pressure in the rear suspension once a month. Battery replacement When the low battery display appears (battery indicator flashes), replace the battery (CR-2032) with a new one as soon as possible. If the battery is completely spent, the FLIGHT DECK display will appear while riding, however, it will disappear and the clock will return to 00:00 with the travelling distance reading 0 when the bicycle stops. The battery has polarity ( + / sides), so be sure to install the battery with the + side outward as shown in the diagram at right. CR-2032 FLIGHT DECK Mounting/ Removal As per the figure, set the FLIGHT DECK securely onto the bracket until you hear a snap. When removing the FLIGHT DECK, pull it out while pressing firmly on eject lever at the front of the bracket. FLIGHT DECK Bracket Eject Lever

Other function When the speed has dropped to zero and the backlight and the charging indicator switch off 5 seconds later, the power save function will start operating 1 minute after that. The display turns off at this time. To return to normal mode, press the display select switch on the FLIGHT DECK, or rotate the rear wheel. Buzzer operation The buzzer operates in the following ways to convey information. Condition Type of sound Remarks 1 Before gear shifting starts 1 short beep Gear shifting starts immediately after the buzzer sounds. 2 Switch request cancelled Two short beeps A gear shifting request or other request was cancelled because the pedals were not rotating. (See *1) 3 When normal operation starts 1 long beep Sounds when the flight deck changes from parking mode to normal mode. *1 Gear shifting operations are cancelled under the following conditions: When a request is made to shift to a non-existing gear For example, if an upshift request is made when the chain is on the smallest sprocket If the battery charge is low (FD / RD : 0 boxes; Suspension: 3 boxes or less) If there is a problem with the rear derailleur If the suspension select switch is pressed while suspension mode is in the process of changing Normally gear shifting and suspension adjustment will be possible if the above limiting conditions are resolved. Front gear range when in AUTO mode AUTO mode Manual front shifting Shifting mode L D Ds L D Ds Front chainring Large, Middle, Small Large, Middle Large, Middle Large, Middle, Small Large, Middle, Small Large, Middle, Small

Problem solver The following operations are examples of normal operations that the user can sometimes mistake for problems. You should first refer this table to check if the problem is actually normal operation or not. Condition Speed display is incorrect. Buzzer does not sound. Description Tire circumference setting is incorrect. Change the setting to the correct number. The buzzer has been set to off. Set it to on. Manual shifting of the rear derailleur is not possible when automatic gear shifting mode is set. Manual gear shifting is disabled during automatic gear shifting mode. If you would like to enable manual shifting, change the mode to "MANU". Gear shifting does not occur when the manual shift switches are pressed in manual gear shifting mode. (Pedals are not turning) A component such as the rear derailleur does not operate. Gear shifting is not carried out when the pedals are not turning. Press the manual shift switches while turning the pedals. Malfunction of the component or wiring problem i Check the wiring from the flight deck to the component that does not operate. If a wire is disconnected, not fully connected or connected to the wrong place, fix the connection. If the problem is not solved by carrying out the suggestions above, the cause of the problem may be: A problem with the FLIGHT DECK Broken internal wiring Malfunction of component that is not operating Ask an authorized bicycle dealer for repairs.

Rear derailleur (RD-C810) adjustment (Make the adjustment with the bicycle standing upright.) English 1. B tension bolt adjustment 2. Rear derailleur fine shifting adjustment First set Front:MID Rear:LOW. Then, shift Front:MID to LOW. Largest sprocket Intermediate chainring B-tension adjustment bolt Use the adjustment bolt used in part1. Set Front:LOW Rear:LOW. Then, shift Front:LOW Rear:2nd (second one from LOW). Largest sprocket Smallest chainring Largest sprocket d Smallest chainring d (#2) Pulley adjustment bolt Adjust the B-tension adjusting bolt so that the slit of this gauge labelsticker moves to the LOW gear. Tighten B-tension adjustment bolt clockwise so that the distance between gear and puley gets bigger. Loosen the bolt so that the distance gets smaller. Gauge label Tighten the adjustment bolt until you hear any noise. Loosen 180 degrees after the noise starts. Shift from TOP to LOW and check that there is no shifting delay. (A shifting delay is, when the chain does not move to the next sprocket after the pedal has been turned for about two turns.) In case a shifting delay occurs at any gear, repeat the adjustment procedure. Teeth If the teeth are above the section indicated by the arrow, loosen the B tension bolt. Check OK If the teeth are below the section indicated by the arrow, tighten the B tension bolt. 3. Top and Low Stopper Adjustment Push the link to LOW side with hand. Then, tighten 2mm hexagonal screws until chain does not fall from LOW gear. Largest sprocket Guide pulley After adjusting B-tension adjustment bolt, once shift the front to MID and then to LOW again. Then, check the distance. If there is no gauge label attached, adjust the distance between center of guide puley and top of the LOW gear tooth to 31mm-33.5mm. 2 mm Allen key Move the link to the TOP side with the hand and turn the allen key to adjust, so that the guide pulley is right below the TOP gear. In case shifting from the TOP gear is not possible, loosen the bolt in steps of 90 degrees. 31-33.5mm Guide pulley Guide pulley 2 mm Allen key

t Changing the tire circumference switching the speedometer/odometer display units (km/mile) English Switch the suspension from AUTO mode to either HARD or SOFT mode when inputting new data. After the bicycle stops, the battery indicator located on the FLIGHT DECK will display no blocks after roughly 5 seconds even if there is power remaining in the battery in order to save energy. The backlight is off when changing data. Method (1) Preparation of Set up Make sure the battery indicator shows at least 4 blocks and the speedometer reads 0km/h. Rotate the crank if the battery indicator is low. Then, apply the brakes and check the display making sure the speedometer reads 0km/h (mph) with the battery indicator showing sufficient power. Turn the crank again to recharge the battery if power runs out while inputting new data. Tire circumference Speedometer / odometer display units (km/mile) Suspension mounting status AD value Operate when changing the tire circumference (5mm steps) and switching speedometer/odometer display units (km/mile). Note Do not change the suspension mounting status or the AD value. (2) Start setting Press the suspension mode select switch of the left shifting switch for at least 3 seconds. Make sure the display shows only the battery indicator and a numerical value. < Left-hand > Shifting switch * Verify that the display is flashing < Right-hand > Shifting switch Press for at least 3 seconds Shifting mode select switch Push Right Shifting Up/Down switch Push Suspension mode select switch Changing the tire circumference Measure the tire circumference and use the right shifting switch (Up/Down) to set the new value. When the desired value is displayed, press the gear shifting mode select switch of the right shifting switch to set. Ex.: Setting 2000mm (Unit : mm) Selecting speedometer/odometer units (km/mile) Use the right shifting switch (Up/Down) to select either "km" or "mile" and, when the desired setting is displayed, press the gear shifting mode select switch of the right shifting switch to set. Ex.: km Ex.: mile Normal display mode b a