Ebike maintenance is tire pressure, brakes, and not storing a dead battery.
We are not a full bicycle factory. We will look at a bike we sold you when the warranty says so.
Ebike maintenance after a Quick Cell sale is tire pressure, brake rub, and charging the battery before it sits dead for months. Seven stores, 10 AM to 8 PM. Bring warranty issues back to the store on the receipt. Call 484-268-9337. We do not rebuild every brand as a full bike shop.
Written by the technicians at Quick Cell Repairs. This is how we handle this job at our seven Lehigh Valley stores — not a generic web article.
Ebike maintenance we will talk about is the short list, from the same seven stores open 10 AM to 8 PM. Check tire pressure. Check that brakes grab before the lever hits the bar. Charge the battery on the schedule printed on the charger, and do not leave it empty in a shed all winter. If the bike fails inside the device sales warranty, bring it to the selling store. A 45-day phone-screen warranty is not a bike plan. Emmaus 10% off is for qualifying phone repairs. Call 484-268-9337 with the receipt. We will not pretend to true every wheel on every brand we have ever stocked. The device policy is the coverage. Helmets and motor-class rules stay with the rider. Seven stores stay open from 10 AM to 8 PM every day, and Emmaus is the only counter with 10 percent off qualifying phone repairs.
Every month
Air in the tires. Soft tires ruin range and rims. The sidewall has a pressure number. Use it.
Brakes. If the lever is mush, stop riding and call the store. That is not a phone-case problem.
Battery charge. Follow the maker card that came with the bike. We will not invent a different chemistry tip.
What to bring back
The bike, the charger, and the receipt. Warranty work starts at the store that sold it. Shop e-bikes is where the sale began.
Describe the fault in one sentence. “It will not power on” is enough. A novel is not.
Phone repairs and bike repairs are different tickets. Do not hand us an iPhone and expect that visit to cover the bike.
What we will not promise
We do not offer a full machine-shop rebuild on every motor brand. If the job is past what we sold and warrant, we will say so.
We do not store your bike for the season as a free garage. Ask the store before you show up with that plan.
Crashes and neglected tires are not a surprise warranty. Read the device policy while the bike is still new.
Fit is the other page
If the bike never fit, maintenance will not shrink the frame. Read ebike design before you buy the next one.
Seven counters, one rule
Emmaus, Breinigsville, Fogelsville, Walnutport, Bath, Nazareth, and Bangor are open 10 AM to 8 PM every day. You do not need an appointment. Book on the homepage only when you want a time held. Call 484-268-9337 if the drive is long and you want the shelf checked first.
Diagnosis on a phone is free. The quote is written before we take a screw out, and the bike price is the tag in the store. You can say no. Premium and OEM phone glass is 45 days. Aftermarket phone glass is shorter, and that window is on the quote. Emmaus takes 10 percent off qualifying phone repairs. The other six stores do not.
A phone repair and a bike you buy are different receipts. The repair policy covers the repair. The device sales policy covers the sale. Bring the ticket back to the same store. Most in-stock phone jobs finish in 30 to 60 minutes. Bikes are large, so call ahead and ask which store has the unit before you drive across the valley.
The other guide
Step-through and diamond frames fit different riders. A photo will not tell you.
Ebike Design and FitFrequently asked questions
Answers about ebike maintenance at our seven Lehigh Valley stores.
Tire pressure, a look at the brake levers, and charging the battery the way the maker printed. If the brake lever hits the grip or the bike will not power on, stop riding and call the selling store at 484-268-9337. Hours are 10 AM to 8 PM.
Walk in with the phone. We quote before we start.
Seven Lehigh Valley stores, 10 AM to 8 PM. Most in-stock screen and battery jobs finish in 30 to 60 minutes.
