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PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

SOLUTION 

Frequent punctures 

Inner tube old or faulty 

Replace inner tube 

Tyre tread / casing is worn 

Replace tyre 

Tyre unsuited to rim 

Replace with correct tyre 

Tyre not checked after previous 

puncture 

Remove sharp object 

embedded in tyre 

Tyre pressure too low 

Inflate tyres to correct pressure 

Spoke protruding into rim 

File down spoke 

Squeaky brakes 

Brake blocks worn down 

Replace brake blocks 

Brake block toe-in incorrect 

Correct block toe-in 

Brake blocks / rim dirty or wet 

Clean blocks and rim 

Brake arms loose 

Tighten mounting bolts 

Brakes not working 

effectively 

Brake blocks worn down 

Replace brake blocks 

Brake blocks or rims dirty, wet 

or greasy 

Clean blocks and rim 

Brake cables are binding / 

stretch / damaged 

Clean / adjust / replace cables 

Brake levers are binding 

Adjust brake levers 

Brakes out of alignment 

Centre brakes 

Steering not 

accurate 

Wheels not aligned 

Align wheels correctly 

Headset loose or binding 

Adjust / tighten headset 

Front forks or frame bent 

Seek advice at a bicycle shop / 

repairer 

 

If still experiencing problems, contact 

help.kogan.com

 for assistance. 

 

 

                TROUBLESHOOTING 

Summary of Contents for FSMFEXR200A

Page 1: ...26 FOLDABLE MOUNTAIN BIKE FSMFEXR200A...

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Page 3: ...or support This product is designed for consumer use Follow directions and use only as described Once fully assembled inspect to ensure all hardware parts such as bolts nuts and washers are positioned...

Page 4: ...OVERVIEW...

Page 5: ...re 1 Step 2 Front fork Place the front wheel between the fork in the front of the frame Figure 2a positioned between the front brake blocks Ensure the wheel is aligned in the centre before tightening...

Page 6: ...the handlebar into the front of the head tube It will lock into the middle with the brakes angled about 35 downward Figure 3b Figure 3a Figure 3b Step 4 Brakes Adjust the brakes they should be taut wi...

Page 7: ...e the adjustment screws behind of the rear disc brake The distance between the disc brake block and the disc is adjusted by these 2 screws The disc pad must be in the middle of the disc brake block In...

Page 8: ...5a Figure 5b Step 6 Attaching the pedals Install the pedal marked L on the left crank and tighten then install the pedal marked R on the right crank and tighten Note Damage will occur if pedals are n...

Page 9: ...pension can be unlocked to provide greater shock absorption for mountain biking and other bumpy road conditions Figure 8 Step 9 Assembly complete Go through and retighten the fastenings to ensure ever...

Page 10: ...the frame along the pedal axis Figure 10a Fold the pedal up or downward 90 Figure 10b Figure 10a Figure 10b 2 Release the clamp on the frame Figures 11a 11b Figure 11a Figure 11b 3 Pull the clamp back...

Page 11: ...To unfold the bike Reverse the folding steps pulling the clamp back and pulling the front half of the frame back into place Release the clamp then lock it back into position to secure Figure 14a Ensur...

Page 12: ...ssure PSI that is listed on the side of the tire Your tyres will state a recommended tyre pressure Use the below as a general guide BMX bikes 35 50 PSI Mountain bikes 40 65 PSI Road Touring bikes 70 9...

Page 13: ...lock toe in Brake blocks rim dirty or wet Clean blocks and rim Brake arms loose Tighten mounting bolts Brakes not working effectively Brake blocks worn down Replace brake blocks Brake blocks or rims d...

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Page 16: ...ion We hope that this user guide has given you the assistance needed for a simple set up For the most up to date guide for your product as well as any additional assistance you may require head online...

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