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• To brake, step on the brake plate (15) or pull
the brake lever (21) (Fig. E/Fig.G).
• Swing out the stand to park.
Only park the scooter on level surfaces.
Maintenance
Replacing the rollers (Fig. H)
Important!
Please refer to chapter "Technical Data". Rollers
with a different diameter can alter the riding
properties and possibly endanger the user.
Do not use rollers which cannot be easily
installed. Never install rollers larger than the
original rollers on the scooter.
Rollers wear down. This wear depends on many
factors, such as the ground, size and weight of
the user, weather conditions, and the material
and hardness of the rollers. They therefore occa-
sionally need to be replaced.
1. Loosen the axle bolts (17) using two size 5
socket head wrenches.
2. Remove the axle bolts and remove the roller.
3. Install the new roller (18) and secure with the
axle bolts.
After replacing:
Do not use if the roller grinds against the side
after replacing!
Verify all screws are still tight after the first few
minutes of riding and nothing has detached or
loosened.
Retighten the roller to ensure it runs smoothly
and the bearings are silent.
Replacing the ball bearings (Fig. I)
1. Replace the roller (18) as described in section
„Replacing the rollers".
2. Carefully pry out the respective bearing (20)
using a socket head wrench.
3. Remove the spacer (19) from the roller and
turn it over.
4. Prey out the other bearing using a socket
head wrench.
5. Push in a new bearing. Turn the roller over,
insert the spacer, then push in a second new
bearing.
6. Reattach the roller as described in section
„Replacing the rollers".
Storage, cleaning
We recommend thoroughly cleaning and drying
the product after use.
Remove small stones or other objects which may
be stuck to the rollers. Dry wet or damp ball
bearings with a clean cloth. Grease the bearings
with suitable bearing grease from the outside to
prevent rust forming on the outside.
Always store the product in a dry location.
GB/IE 11