IAN 295607 - Uncategorized Playtive - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IAN 295607 Playtive

Assembly instructions

• Warning. Protective equipment should be worn. Not to be used in traffic. 50 kg max.

• Check the item for damage or wear before each use.

• Check that all connectors and fasteners are tight before each use. Make sure that the nuts and bolts are retaining their self-locking properties.

• Bolts must always be tightened so firmly that children cannot loosen them. Otherwise there is a danger that children could swallow or inhale small parts that have been unscrewed. Risk of suffocation!

• Dangers ensue from improper modifications or repairs to the item! Do not modify the item!

• Only use the item if it is in perfect condition! If a fault is detected in the item, it must not be used again until the fault has been rectified!

• Do not link the item to other vehicles, sport equipment or other towing devices. The item is not designed for higher speeds.

• The child must always be supervised by an adult when using the item!

• The child must always wear a helmet and solid footwear when cycling! In addition we recommend suitable protective gear.17GB/IE

• The item may not be used in the dark or when there is poor visibility!

• The item may not be used on sloping ground, or in the vicinity of stairs or open water! Avoid danger areas!

• Use the item only on appropriate surfaces, which are level, clean and dry. Keep away from other traffic users, if possible.

• The saddle height may only be adjusted by adults. Afterwards, fasten the screw tightly. The screw’s tightness must be checked regularly. Safety Instructions for Use

• Keep in mind that children often cannot correctly assess their own abilities and certain dangerous situations! Unforeseeable situations can arise due to children’s play needs, for which the liability of the distributor/manufac- turer is excluded.

• Do net let your child use the item unsuper- vised, since children cannot assess potential dangers.

• Teach the child how to handle the item proper- ly and alert them to possible dangers!

• Be careful when using the toy. Skill is required to avoid falls or crashes, which can lead to injury of the user or other persons.

• The child must be confident that he/she is al- ways in control of slowing down and braking the item. Practice slowing down and braking with the feet, as well as with the brake, before using the item.

• There is a danger of slipping on slippery surfaces! Bear in mind that the danger of falling exists when the item is being used. Assembly CAUTION! Assembly of the item must always be carried out by an adult! CAUTION! Keep children away from the item and the packaging materials during assembly. Risk of suffocation and choking due to small parts that can be swallowed or inhaled and risk of suffocation due to plastic bags. Assemble the Fork (Fig. B)

2. Insert the steering head axel (12), from above,

into the appropriate groove and affix it until it is flush.

3. Slide the cover cap (13) on.

Affix Rear Mud Guard (Fig. C) Affix the rear mud guard at the rear (5) with the 2 screws (15). Affixing the Saddle (Fig. D)

1. Screw off the adjusting screw.

2. Insert the saddle (4) and screw the adjusting

screw tightly again afterwards. Affix Rear Mud Guard (Fig. E) Turn the item around and affix the front (10) mud guard with the screw (16). Mounting the Front Wheel (Fig. F) Ensure that the nut (18) is inserted into the square groove, and the screw (17) into the round groove.

1. Place the spacers (21) and the plastic rings

(22) one after the other on both sides of the wheel axle.

2. Insert the screw (17) on one side, into the

opening of the fork, through the wheel, and through the other fork opening.

3. Place the nut (18) onto the end of the screw,

and screw it in with the Allen key (14). Mounting the Basket (Fig. G)

1. Put the 4 rubber discs (19) into the places

2. Affix the basket (11) by pressing on the 4 pins

(20).18 GB/IE Mounting the Bell (optional) (Fig. H) Loosen the screw on the bell (3), affix the bell on the left side of the handle bar and tighten the screw again afterwards. Mounting Crash Protection (2) (Fig. I) Pull the Velcro fasteners through the openings on the steering fork (8). Assembling the Brake (optional) (Fig. J1 - J8) CAUTION! Should you decide to assemble the brake, it must always be adjusted (see Fig. M).

1. Loosen the screw on the brake handle (1),

affix the brake on the right side of the handle bar and tighten the screw again afterwards.

2. Hook the brake cable (6) into the upper

intake of the brake arm.

3. Press the brake arm firmly in the direction of

the arrow, and hook the adjustable lock nut into the duct.

4. Attach the brake cable (6) along the frame

(7). Press the 2 pins on the brake cable, into the opening provided on the frame.

5. Thread the brake cable (6) through the lug on

the crash protection (2).

6. Pull the brake handle (1) and hook the

abutment of the brake cable (6) into the groove provided, on the handle (1).

7. Press the brake arm in the direction of the

8. Let the brake handle go and pull the brake

cable (6) in the direction of the arrow, until the end position is reached. Attach Stickers (Fig. K) Remove the protective foil from the stickers, and stick them onto the appropriate surfaces. Settings Brake Brake Handle (Fig. L) Adjust the distance of the brake handle (1) to the grip by adjusting the stop screw (Fig. L). Braking Force (Fig. M) CAUTION! The braking force must be set in such a way that the rear wheel spins freely when the brake handle is released, and jams when the brake handle is pulled. Press the brake arm in the direction of the arrow. Turn the adjuster and the lock nut to the left to reduce the braking force, and turn the adjuster and lock nut to the right to increase the braking force (Fig. M). Saddle Height (Fig. N) CAUTION! The saddle height may only be adjusted by adults. Note: The saddle height is set correctly if the child can reach the ground securely with their feet. Loosen the nut until the saddle can be pushed up or down. Set the saddle to the appropriate height, and tighten the nut and again (Fig. N). The screw’s tightness must be checked regularly. Turning Angle (Fig. O) The turning angle can be adjusted via two plates, either at 23 or 33 degrees. The lesser degree is appropriate for inexperienced riders, the higher degree is for children who are already confident with the use of the item. IMPORTANT! The plates must always be mounted on both sides, and have the identical degree of adjustment on both sides! The plate marked L, must always be mounted on the left, and the plate marked R, always on the right.

1. On delivery, the plates are mounted with an

angle of 33 degrees (33 is legible on both sides, above, Fig. O).

2. To adjust the steering angle to 23 degrees,