Crivit 326459 1907, Instructions For Use Manual

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Set up the tripod of the bicycle assembly stand
by sliding the joint (5) all the way down on the
tripod (4). Fix the joint in place with the quick-re-
lease clamp (fig. B).
Turn the clamp clockwise at first until you feel
slight resistance. Complete one more turn before
closing the clamp. You should feel great
resistance when closing it. Subsequently, check
the fixing. Fold the feet (6) of the tripod legs
down and make sure the article is placed on
solid and even ground. Then insert the telescopic
rod (2) into the tripod and attach the bicycle
retainer (1) to the rod. Fasten the tool cup (3) to
any place on the tripod (4).
Attaching the bicycle
Instructions:
• After positioning, make sure that the
bicycle fits safely and that the assem-
bly stand is stable.
• Observe the maximum extension
lengths of the telescopic pole (2) and
the bike mount (1). Do not exceed the
indicated markings (1a)/(2a).
• If you attach the bicycle by a verti-
cal frame tube (e.g. the seat tube),
then the maximum load capacity is
reduced to 25kg.
• Please ensure that the bicycle is at-
tached at the centre of mass. Otherwise
there is a risk that the bicycle will turn.
• If the centre of mass of the attached
bicycle changes during work, then
you need to readjust the bicycle in
the cycle bracket so that the bicycle is
attached at its centre of mass again.
Otherwise the maximum load capaci-
ty is reduced to 25kg.
Choose a section of the bike frame that you wish
to clamp onto the bike work stand mount.
This section of the frame must always be posi-
tioned at the bike’s centre of gravity.
Set the angle of the bike mount (1) to fit the se-
lected position of the bike frame (see examples
in fig. C and fig. D).
Flip the quick-release lever around to open the
clamping device (fig. F).
Place the bike frame into the clamping device
and flip the quick-release lever back again to
close the clamping device.
Make sure that the clamping force is sufficient.
Note:
If the quick-release lever can be moved
too easily, the clamping force is insufficient. Turn it
clockwise to increase the clamping force (fig. F)
If the quick release lever cannot be moved, the
clamping force is too great. Reduce the clamp-
ing force by turning the lever anticlockwise.
Loosen the clamping device by half a turn and
then try to close the quick release lever. Repeat
this procedure until the maximum clamping force
is found at which the lever can still be moved.
•
We recommend carrying out the fol-
lowing step (height adjustment) with
2 people.
Extend the telescopic rod (2) to the desired
height. By turning the rod you can also change
the position of the clamped bicycle. As soon as
you have reached the desired height and posi-
tion, fasten the telescopic rod to the tripod with
the quick release. Proceed in the same way as
with the quick release on the tripod joint (fig. B).
To stabilise the front tyre, clamp the front tyre
stabiliser (7), that is included in the delivery,
between the handlebar and the telescopic rod
(fig. E).
Tool tray
A magnet is located inside the large compart-
ment of the tool tray for securing small parts.
Maintenance
Ensure that the hexagonal screws on the upper
tube connector are always tightly secured as
well. Check all parts of the bike work stand regu-
larly. Loose screw connections must be tightened
and defective parts replaced to avoid damage
to the product.
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