Shimano GRX Di2 FD-RX815 Dealer's Manual
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To pair your Shimano GRX Di2 FD-RX815 brake lever with the front derailleur, ensure both components are properly charged. Press and hold the button on the junction box until the LED lights up, indicating pairing mode. Then press the shift button on the brake lever to complete the pairing process.
If your brake lever is not shifting, check the battery level first. Ensure all connections are secure and properly aligned. You may also need to perform a system reset by disconnecting and reconnecting the battery. If the issue persists, consult the Shimano dealer or service center.
To adjust the reach of the brake lever, locate the small adjustment screw on the inside of the lever. Using a 2mm hex key, turn the screw clockwise to decrease reach or counterclockwise to increase reach, until you achieve the desired position.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the lever with a soft cloth and checking for any loose components. Ensure the electronic connections are clean and free from debris. Periodic lubrication of moving parts with Shimano-approved lubricants is recommended.
To update the firmware, download the E-Tube Project app on your device. Connect your Di2 system using the SM-BCR2 charger or the EW-WU111 wireless unit. Follow the app's instructions to check for updates and install the latest firmware.
Signs that the battery needs charging include a slow response or no response when shifting, a blinking red LED light on the junction box, or the inability to change gears. Charge the battery using the Shimano Di2 charger.
Yes, the Shimano GRX Di2 FD-RX815 brake lever is compatible with other Di2 components. However, ensure that all components are updated with the latest firmware to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.
To perform a system check, press and hold the button on the junction box until the LED lights up. Shift through the gears to ensure all are working correctly. If any issues are detected, the LED will display an error code. Refer to the manual for troubleshooting steps.
Use a damp cloth to wipe down the brake lever, avoiding direct contact with water or solvents. For stubborn dirt, use a mild soap solution. Ensure the lever is dry before reconnecting it to the bike. Avoid using high-pressure water jets.
Check all connections for tightness and cleanliness. Inspect the wiring for any signs of damage. Ensure the battery is fully charged. If issues persist, perform a system reset or update the firmware. Consult with a professional if necessary.