7
GB
Note! To find the right tension for your
foot, pull the rocker stopper upwards at
an angle and move the ratchet buckle
to the correct position for you.
5. Close the quick-acting fastener (‘CLICK’).
Removing the skates
1. Press the stopper (3) on the quick-acting
fastener (4) in the direction of the arrow and
open the quick-acting fastener (figure G).
2. Push the rocker fastener (2) down and pull
the ratcheted strip (1) out of the opening on
the rocker fastener (figure H).
3. Open the hook-and-loop fastener (5)
(figure I).
4. Open the laces (6).
Maintenance
Changing the brake (figure L)
Note:
Worn brakes do not function correctly.
An angle of more than 40 degrees
between the frame and the surface is
a sign of worn brakes. If the distance
between the brake block and the
ground becomes too large (more than
17mm), then the brake block must be
exchanged.
• Unscrew the brake block (3) on the inline
skate with the enclosed Allen key.
• Pull the brake block screws out and remove
the brake block (1) from the brake block
mounting (2).
• Attach the new brake block back onto the
brake block mounting securely using the
brake block screws.
Changing the rollers (figure M)
Important!
• Please observe the chapter on
technical data:
Rollers with a different diameter
could change the handling
characteristics and could mean a risk
to the user in some circumstances.
You should therefore not use the
skates if the rollers cannot be fitted
perfectly.
Never install larger rollers then
those originally used in the
inline skates.
• Please observe the following with
regard to the axle bolts:
Self-sealing lacquer must be re-
applied to the screw thread after the
screw connection has been released.
We recommend always doing this
step as a precautionary measure.
Self-sealing lacquer is available from
DIY stores or specialist retailers.
Rollers become worn. The wear depends on
many factors such as skating style, surfaces, the
size and weight of the user, weather conditions,
the roller material and its degree of hardness. It
is therefore necessary to exchange them every
so often.
• Unscrew the axle bolts (2) on the inline skate
from the frame (1) using the two Allen keys
supplied.
• Remove the axle bolts and remove the
roller (3).
• Install the new roller into the frame and fix it
with the axle bolts.
After changing the rollers:
If the roller scrapes on the side after the
exchange, or if it touches the edge of the
frame, please do not use the roller!
Please ensure that all screws are still secure after
the first few minutes of use and that nothing has
become detached or loosened.
Re-install the rollers in order to ensure that they
are running smoothly and no sounds are emitted
from the bearings.
Important!
New rollers make the inline skates
taller. This changes the distance to the
ground therefore also the braking cha-
racteristics. For this reason, you must
adjust or exchange the brake block.
