Stupid electrical problem

[oldwheels]

I have a Kettwiessel Evo Steps but now after couple of years of ownership decided I should know how to turn the standard lights on or off. This is in good used condition but I cannot find any way of turning the lights on.
The internet and the owner’s manual are of no help.
Somebody must know but before I start phoning around can anybody point me in the right direction?

 

[richardfm]

You might have to go in to the settings to turn them on. They will then be on every time you turn the bike on.

 

[oldwheels]

You might have to go in to the settings to turn them on. They will then be on every time you turn the bike on.

Thanks, I suspect you are correct in that assumption but I have no idea where to start on that. I have looked as far as I can but no sign of anything relevant.
You would imagine the manual would tell you but it is a blank on that subject.

 

[The Crofted Crest]

Have you contacted the makers?
https://www.hasebikesusa.com/contact-hase-bikes-usa.html

 

[Dadam]

No idea if it's the same but on the Bosch Purion display/controller you hold down the assist up button for a couple of seconds to turn on/off the lights. It's also the same on the King Meter display on my DIY converted hybrid, so it's worth a try.

 

[oldwheels]

Have you contacted the makers?
https://www.hasebikesusa.com/contact-hase-bikes-usa.html

Not yet. I will try Kinetics in Glasgow first as I have always found him helpful.

 

[oldwheels]

No idea if it's the same but on the Bosch Purion display/controller you hold down the assist up button for a couple of seconds to turn on/off the lights. It's also the same on the King Meter display on my DIY converted hybrid, so it's worth a try.

Worth a try but I will not be out at it till tomorrow if it is not raining.

 

[oldwheels]

No idea if it's the same but on the Bosch Purion display/controller you hold down the assist up button for a couple of seconds to turn on/off the lights. It's also the same on the King Meter display on my DIY converted hybrid, so it's worth a try.

It worked! Thanks I now have lights.

 

[oldwheels]

Thanks to all who responded but particularly to @Dadam who made a suggestion which worked and I now have working lights.

There has been criticism in the past of those who go on to a forum rather than search online themselves.
I did search on line but could find no information so tried here with success. Even the detailed makers manual did not help.

 

[rydabent]

How new is your bike. It may still have a small clear plastic insulator in the battery compartment, that you have to remove to use the light.

 

[oldwheels]

How new is your bike. It may still have a small clear plastic insulator in the battery compartment, that you have to remove to use the light.

Not very new and the problem is now solved thanks.