IAN 368918 - Uncategorized CRIVIT - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IAN 368918 CRIVIT

Instructions for use

• Never leave children with the packaging materials unsupervised. There is a risk of suffocation. Risk of injury!

• The product must only be assembled by adults as it contains small parts!

• The product may only be used by one person at a time.

• Check the product for damage or wear before each use. Always check that all connectors and fasteners, such as the folding mechanism and the height adjustment on the steering column, are tight. Only use the product if it is in perfect condition!

• Make sure that the nuts and screws retain their self-locking properties.

• Do not modify the product in such a way that it could potentially endanger your safety.

• Do not use the product indoors. The tyres may lose their grip and skid on smooth surfaces like laminate, parquet, wooden floorboards, tiles, etc. Danger of crushed fingers!

• Pay attention to pinch and shear points when folding and unfolding the product.

• Always wear suitable protective gear (helmet, hand protectors, wrist guards, elbow pads and knee pads) and shoes!

• Always watch out for other people!

• Only use the product on appropriate surfaces that are level, clean and dry. Keep away from other traffic users, if possible. Avoid sloping terrain, stairs, and open water.

• Never ride in darkness or when visibility is poor.

• The brake gets hot if used continuously. To avoid getting burned, do not touch it before it has cooled down.

• Do not let your child use the product unsuper- vised, as children cannot adequately assess potential dangers. GB/IE8 Preventing damage to the product!

• Avoid water, oil, potholes, and very rough surfaces. Assembly The product is supplied folded up in its transport- able state. Proceed as follows to get it ready for scooting: Unfolding (Fig. A)

1. Pull the safety lever (1) upward and hold it.

2. Pull the lever (2) upward, then release the

safety lever and fold the steering column (3) forward until it locks into place. Mounting the grips (Fig. B)

1. Remove the grips (4) from the brackets (5).

2. Press the locking knobs (6) down on the grips

and push the grips on both sides into the T-tube (7) of the steering column. The locking knobs must snap audibly into place into the holes (8) provided.

3. Press the cover (9) flap down.

Note: tighten the retaining screws on the cover flap regularly. Adjusting the height of the steering column (Fig. C) The steering column can be adjusted to four different heights. The product may only be used if the locking knob is locked in place into one of the four holes provided and the steering column is then secured with the quick release fastener!

1. Loosen the quick release fastener (10) on the

steering column (3).

2. Pull the steering column upward until the

locking knob (11) locks into place in one of the four holes (12).

3. Secure the steering column by locking the

quick release fastener. Note: if the quick release fastener does not fit snugly on the steering column when tightening, tighten the knurled screw firmly with the enclosed hex key. Make sure that the quick release fasten- er is secured before tightening. Steering head bearing (Fig. F) The steering head bearing (17) is pre-set when the product is supplied. If, after a while, the handlebars have too much play or become too stiff, get the steering head bearing adjusted by a specialist dealer or at a bicycle shop. Converting the product into its transportable state

1. Loosen the quick release (10) on the steering

and lock the quick release (10) (Fig. C).

3. Press the locking knobs (6) of the grips and

pull the grips (4) out of the T-tube (7) (Fig. B).

4. Attach the grips to the brackets (5) (Fig. B).

5. Pull the safety lever (1) upward and hold it.

Pull the lever (2) upward, then release the safety lever (1) (Fig. D).

6. Press the steering column (3) toward the

deck (13) until it snaps into place (Fig. D). Use Riding, braking, parking (Fig. E)

• Fold in the kickstand (15) before using the product.

• Put one leg on the deck (13) and create momentum by regularly pushing off with the other leg.

• Step on the brake plate (14) to brake.

• Swing out the kickstand to park. The product may only be parked on a level surface. Maintenance Replacing the wheels (16) (Fig. H) Important! Pay attention to the section ‘Technical data’. Wheels that have a different diameter may alter the riding characteristics and could possibly en- danger the user. Do not use wheels that cannot be installed properly. Never use wheels that are larger than the original wheels on the product. GB/IE9GB/IE Wheels wear out. This wear depends on many factors, for example, the terrain, the size and weight of the user, the weather conditions, the material of the wheels and their hardness. It is therefore necessary to replace them regularly.

1. Loosen the axle bolts (20)/(21) with two size

2. Pull out the axle bolts and remove the wheel.

3. Install the new wheel (16) and secure it with

the axle bolts. After replacing the wheels: Do not use the wheel if it pulls sideways after installing it! After the first few minutes of skating, make sure that all screws are still tight and that nothing has detached or become loose. Tension the wheel once more to make sure that it is running quietly and that the bearings are not making any noise. Replacing the ball bearings (Fig. G)

1. Remove the wheels (16) as described in the

section ‘Replacing the wheels’.

2. Use a hex key to lever out a bearing (18).

3. Remove the spacer (19) from the wheel and

4. Lever out the other bearing with a hex key.

5. Insert a new bearing. Turn the wheel over,

insert the spacer, and then push in a second new bearing.

6. Secure the wheel again as described in the