How to Use Led Display of Your Bike
Our electric bikes are all equipped with an LED display, which is designed for a more convenient control and operation. The LED display is in delicate and user-friendly design, with 3 buttons for multi function control and 10 mini LED lights working as indicators to show you the battery power level and the speed mode. It is small in appearance, but never limited in functions. Check the following guide to learn your LED display!
Power on/off
Press the ON/OFF button 
to turn the LED display on/off.
Headlight on/off
When the display is turned on, press the LIGHT button 
to turn the headlight on. Press it again to turn it off.
Battery Power Indicator
When battery level is 100%, all the LED lights will be on. When there is only one LED light on and blinking, it means it’s running out of battery power and it needs to charge immediately.
5 Speed Mode Indicator
The five LED lights below the word “ASSIST” represent the five speed modes, including 12 km/h, 16 km/h, 20 km/h, 23 km/h and 25 km/h. Press the MODE button 
to change the speed mode.
6km/h Push Mode
First, turn the LED display on and keep the bike standstill. Then, press the MODE button till the first light blinks 
to turn on the 6km/h push mode. The push mode can be turned off by hitting the brake.
Hi I have 2 problems
1) all working great but on led display battery flashes only and will not tell me how much battery power I have
2) throttle cable has a 3 pin orange connection on the bike it only has yellow 2 pin connection how do I connect as instructions are pants
Thanks
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Hello! i want to replace the display can i use a KT one? what is the compatibility?
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