D 232 - Technical Manual V2020.05
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15.
Press the saddle down against the spring force and screw the lock nut onto the slider tube.
16.
Tighten the lock nut firmly by hand.
17.
Lower the seat post several times and remove excess grease.
6.4 CHECK THE FUNCTIONALITY
1.
Check the tension of the cable and adjust the tension if necessary using the cable adjuster on the
remote lever.
→ If the tension in the switch cable is too low, there may be some play in the remote lever.
→ If the tension in the switch cable is too high, there may be some vertical play in the seat post.
2.
Actuate the remote lever and push the seat post down. Release the remote lever once the seat
post is no longer in the top fixed position.
→ It must be possible to push the seat post down with slight resistance.
→ The seat post must latch in the lowered position with a noticeable click.
3.
Briefly actuate the remote lever while the seat post is fixed in the lower position. Do not apply a
load to the saddle while doing so.
→ The seat post must immediately return to the top position after actuating the remote lever.
→ The seat post must be fixed in the top position; it must not be possible to press it down even
with the remote lever pressed.
4.
Check that the seat post clamp is clamping correctly: Stand behind your bicycle, grasp the saddle
with one hand and attempt to twist the seat post.
→ It must be impossible to twist the seat post.
