IAN 293408 - Electric scooter Playtive - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IAN 293408 Playtive

• For children aged 1 ½ - 3 years.

• Caution! Not for use by children aged over 36 months because of the construction type.

• Caution! To be used with protective equipment. Not to be used in traffic. 20kg maximum Note: The seat may not be used in conjunction with the handlebar with T-handle! Design variation 2:

• For children aged 2 - 3 years.

• Caution! To be used with protective equipment. Not to be used in traffic. 20kg maximum Design variation 3:

• For children aged 3 years and above.

• Caution! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Risk of suffocation as small parts could be swallowed or inhaled!

• Caution! To be used with protective equipment. Not to be used in traffic. 50kg maximum Safety notes Design variation 1:

• Caution! To be used with protective equipment. Not to be used in traffic. 20kg maximum

• Caution! Not to be used by children aged over 36 months because of the construction type. Note: The seat may not be used in conjunction with the handlebar with T-handle!13GB/IE Design variation 2:

• Caution! To be used with protective equipment. Not to be used in traffic. 20kg maximum Design variation 3:

• Caution! To be used with protective equipment. Not to be used in traffic. 50kg maximum

• Caution! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Risk of suffocation as small parts could be swallowed or inhaled! Design variations 1, 2, and 3 CAUTION!

• None of the packaging and attach- ment materials are a constituent part of the toy and should be removed for safety reasons before the article is given to children to play with.

• Children may only play with the article under supervision. Risk of injury!

• The assembly of the article should always be carried by adults due to the presence of small parts!

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

• Inspect the article before each use for damage or wear. Always check that all con- necting elements are firmly in place. The article may only be used while in perfect condition!

• Ensure that screws and threaded sleeves retain their self-locking characteristics.

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

• Always wear suitable protective equipment (helmet, hand, wrist, elbow, and knee protec- tors) and shoes!

• Always show consideration for others!

• Only use the article on suitable surfaces that are smooth, clean, and dry. Ride away from other road users where possible. Avoid sloping terrain, stairs, and open bodies of water.

• Never ride in the dark or in bad visibility.

• Do not allow your child to use the article without supervision, as children are not able to assess potential risks.

• Skill is required for the use of the article in order to avoid falls or collisions that could lead to injury to the driver or to other persons. Avoiding damage to property!

• Avoid water, oil, potholes, and very rough surfaces. Assembly Assembling the handlebar (figure B) You will need the base (1) and the handlebar with the round handle (2) for design variations 1 and 2 or the handlebar with the T-handle (3) for design variation 3. Press the pin (2a, 3a) and insert the handlebar into the base. Important: Please ensure that the hand- lebar clicks into the base. Assembly of design variation 1 (figure C) Lay the seat (4) onto the base (1). Please ensure that the drill holes on the seat and the base are directly above one another. Insert the short sleeves (6) through the two front drill holes from above and secure them from below using two screws (5). Insert the long sleeves (7) through the two back drill holes and back drill holes on the stabiliser plate (9) from above. Secure these from below using two screws (5). Insert a screw (8) in the front drill hole on the stabiliser plate and tighten it (figure D). Use the included Allen key for the assembly. Assembly of design variation 2 (figure E) Secure the stabiliser plate at the back three drill holes using the screws (8) and tighten the screws with the included Allen key. Adjusting the height of the seat (figure F) The seat can be set to different heights between approximately 26 - 32cm. To make this adjust- ment release the locking screw (4a) and set the desired height. Tighten the locking screw again.14 GB/IE Dismantling Dismantling the handlebar Press the pin on the back of the base (2a, 3a) and pull the handlebar out (figure B). Dismantling the seat Release the screws and pull the threaded sleeves out. Remove the seat. Use Riding Depending on the design variation, sit on the seat and create momentum by pushing off with both legs at regular intervals, or, if using the scooter without a seat, stand on the board with one leg and create momentum by pushing off regularly with the other leg. The article is steered by shifting weight. Braking When using design variation 1 with the seat, brake by putting both feet on the ground. When using the article without the seat, brake by step- ping onto the friction brake on the back wheel with one foot. Maintenance Exchanging the front rollers You can change the front rollers. Important! Pay attention to the technical data. Rollers with a different diameter can change the riding conditions and pose a risk to the user in some circumstances. Do not use any rollers that cannot be fitted perfectly. Never fit rollers that are larger than the original rollers on the article. Rollers suffer wear. The wear depends on many factors such as the ground, size and weight of the user, weather conditions, roller material and their degree of hardness. It is therefore necessary to exchange them from time to time.

1. Release the screws on the front two rollers

using a suitable Allen key.

2. Fit the new rollers and secure the new rollers