Kinderkraft 4TRIKE Manual De Usuario página 17

I Bike components
1. Frame with wheels and steering wheel mounted
2. Seat with pedals
3. Additional seat tube
4. Mounting spanner
5. Metal connector
II Mounting the bike
Start mounting the bike by inserting the seat (2.) in the frame (1.). Slide the tube into the hole as shown in Figure A. Once
correctly installed, you will hear a characteristic click. Then grip the front fork and lift it up. With the fork up, press the
button on both sides of the frame (Fig. B). The frame will lock. To unfold the steering wheel, press the buttons at the
same time (Fig. C.I) and lift it up until it locks. The bike can have one of three functions: a tricycle, a tricycle with ped als
and a balance bike. To transform it into a tricycle, press the upper and lower buttons (Fig. D.I), and unfold the frame as
much as possible, with setting the rear wheels in the position marked with number 3 (Fig. D.II). It is possible to install
pedals for older children (Fig. E). Remove the pedals by pressing the buttons (Fig. F.I) underneath the seat, hold the lock
open and place the pedals on both sides of the front wheel (Fig.F.II). Once properly positioned, the pedals will lock. The
pedals can be locked in two positions. The first position makes it impossible to drive the bike with pedals and is
undesirable (Fig.G.I) while the second position is correct (Fig.G.II). Leave the rear wheels in the position marked with
number 3. To transform the bike from a tricycle to a balance bike (Fig.H), start by moving the wheels to the position
marked with number 1 by pressing the button (Fig.I.I). Then use the buttons (Fig.I.II) to fold the rear axle until the rear
wheels are folded. Remove the metal connector (5.) (Fig.I.III) from underneath the frame by pulling, and insert it into the
holes on the rear axle (Fig.I.IV). If the pedals are mounted, remove them from the front wheel by pressing the button
(Fig.I.V) and place them back under the seat (Fig.I.VI). It is possible to change the seat tube (3.) to a longer one; to do so,
unscrew the screw that holds the seat tube with the mounting spanner (4.) and pull the tube out of the hole. Then insert
the longer tube so that the holes in the tube and seat overlap. Tighten the screw with the mounting spanner. NOTE: The
bike can be used in two rear wheel alignment configurations. Position 1 - balance bike (Fig. J.I), Position 3 - tricycle (Fig.
J.II). Do not use the bike in position 2. Position 2 is used to adjust the wheels during storage and transport (Fig. J.III).
III. Maintenance and Cleaning
Wash with soft, clean and damp cloth and mild soap.
Storage
Store the product out of reach of children.
IV. Warranty
1. All Kinderkraft products are covered by a 24-month warranty. The warranty period starts from the date the product is
handed over to the Buyer.
2. The warranty is only valid in the member states of the European Union, excluding overseas territories (as currently
defined, including in particular: Azores, Madeira, Canary Islands, French Overseas Departments, Åland Islands, Athos,
Ceuta, Melilla, Helgoland, Büsingen am Hochrhein, Campione d'Italia and Livigno) and the territory of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland excluding the British Overseas Territories (e.g. Bermuda, Cayman
Islands, Falkland Islands).
3. The manufacturer's warranty does not apply to countries not listed above. The conditions of the additional warranty
may be determined by the Seller.
4. In some countries, it is possible to extend the warranty to a limited period of 120 months (10 years).The complete
terms and conditions and the warranty extension registration form are available at WWW.KINDERKRAFT.COM
5. The warranty is valid only in the territory indicated in paragraph 2.
6. Claims must be made by completing the form available at WWW.RMA.KINDERKRAFT.COM
7. The warranty does not cover:
A. Cosmetic damage, including but not limited to: scratches, dents and cracks in plastic, unless the failure is due to a
material or manufacturing defect;
B. Damage resulting from misuse or poor maintenance - including but not limited to: mechanical damage to products
caused by misuse or poor maintenance;
○ Refer to the instructions for use and installation of the product contained in the user manual;
C. Damage caused by improper assembly, installation or disassembly of products and/or accessories;
○ Refer to the instructions for use and installation of the product contained in the user manual;
D. Damage caused by corrosion, mould or rust, resulting from improper maintenance, care and storage;
E. Damage caused by normal wear and tear or otherwise resulting from the normal passage of time;
○ This includes: tears or punctures in inner tubes; tyre damage; tyre tread damage; fading of fabrics resulting from
mechanical use (e.g. on joints and covering of moving parts);
F. Damage or erosion caused by sun, perspiration, detergents, storage conditions or frequent washing, etc;
G. Damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, fire, contact with liquid, earthquake or other external causes;
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