Thanks for purchasing EKX X20 E-Bike! This guide will walk you through assembling your X20 e-bike, X20 display setting, and maintaining it for long-lasting performance. The EKX X20 is designed for smooth riding, powered by a 2kw motor and long range 35Ah battery system.
Always wear a helmet and protective gear.
Check your e-bike for any loose parts before riding.
Ensure the battery is fully charged before each ride.
Follow local traffic rules and regulations.
Before starting assembly, ensure you have the following:
Attach Stem & Handlebars:
Attach Pedals:
Adjust Saddle:
Charge the Battery:
Before first use, fully charge the battery.
Plug the charger into the charging port on the frame.
Charging typically takes 8-10 hours.
The light on the charger will turn green once fully charged.
Battery Removal:
If needed, unlock the battery using the provided key and slide it out of the frame.
The EKX X20 electric bike comes equipped with an LCD display for controlling and monitoring your ride.
EKX X20 E-bike Display Buttons
There are five buttons on the operating unit of display YL80C, i.e., the on/off button- Power, plus "+" button, minus "-" button, headlight button and switching "i" button.
Power On/Off: Hold the power button for 2 seconds. (If your X20 e-bike is not used for more than 10 minutes, the display will be automatically powered off.)
Display Interface: After the X20 bike display is turned on, the display will show the real-time speed (km/h) and the trip distance (km) by default.
By pressing the button , the information displayed will be switched between the trip distance (km), ODO (km), maximum speed (km/h), average speed (km/h) and riding power.
Headlight On / Off: Click the button headlight, it'll turn on and off.
Assist Levels: Use the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust between assist levels (typically 0 to 5).
Speedometer: Shows current speed in real-time.
Odometer: Tracks total distance traveled.
Battery Level Indicator: Displays remaining battery life.
Light Control: Hold the "+" button to turn on/off the headlight.
Enter Settings Mode:
Adjust Parameters:
Exit Settings:
How to Enter Display Setting - EKX X20 E-Bike:
tC refers to the trip distance reset item.
tC-n means not to reset the trip distance, and tC-y means to reset the trip distance.
Press the "i" button to enter the parameter modification interface. Press the button "+"/"-" for parameter selection. Press the "i" button to save the parameter and return to the main interface.
bL refers to the backlight brightness setting option. Parameters bL-1, bL-2 and bL-3 are available, which represent the backlight luminance.
1 for the minimum luminance, 2 for the standard luminance and 3 for the maximum luminance.
Press the "i" button to enter the parameter modification interface. Press the button "+"/"-" for parameter selection. Press the "i" button to save the parameter and return to the main interface.
Metric / Imperial system setting
Un refers to the metric / imperial system setting option. U-1 represents the imperial system (Mile/H), and U-2 represents the metric system (KM/H).
LS refers to the speed limit setting option. By modifying this value, you can set the maximum riding speed of your X20 electric bike. The selectable range of the maximum speed setting value is 12km/h-40km/h.
Press the "i" button to enter the parameter modification interface. Press the button +/- to select the maximum riding speed. Press the button "i" to save the parameter and enter the next selection interface of general parameter setting options.
When a fault occurs in the electronic control system of your X20 ebike, the display will automatically indicate the error code. Detailed definitions of error codes are shown as below:
Fault codes for protocols YL-01 and YL-02:
E001 Controller failure | E004 Handlebar failure
E002 Communication failure | E005 Brake lever failure
E003 Hall element failure | E006 Default phase of motor
Fault codes for protocols YL-05, KDS and YL-J:
E021 Abnormal current | E024 Hall element failure
E022 Handlebar failure | E025 Brake failure
E023 Default phase of motor | E030 Communication failure