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ABOUT THIS USER INFORMATION
This user information is intended for the responsible
vehicle driver/owner. Read the user information carefully
before installing and using the product.
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Keep this user information in the vehicle and pass it on
when the owner changes.
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When installing and using the product, observe all
the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions (see vehicle
manual).
We reserve the right to make changes with regard to de-
sign, equipment and colour. Illustrations are non-binding.
SAFETY
Intended use
The B Mini Rack is designed to be installed on
the B base frame and is used exclusively for
transporting additional luggage up to 20 kg.
Any other use is considered improper. The B
Mini Rack is referred to in the following as the rear carrier
system/accessories.
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Only install the rear carrier system/accessories in accor-
dance with the installation instructions.
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Only install the rear carrier system/accessories to vehi-
cles with a properly installed B.
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Only use original accessories and original spare parts.
Check with the respective manufacturer regarding the
suitability of any other accessories.
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The driver of the vehicle is responsible for the rear
carrier system/accessories and for compliance with the
relevant regulations.
In the event of improper installation, use or use that
deviates from the user information or use that is not in
accordance with the intended purpose, all guarantee and
warranty claims against the manufacturer will be voided.
Foreseeable misuse
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The rear carrier system/accessories are not designed for
installation by children or youth.
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If conversions and modifications are made to the rear
carrier system/accessories, the type approval is voided.
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Installation without B is not permitted.
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The additional luggage must be packed securely and
properly fastened. The user is responsible for the fas-
tening.
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A folded down rear carrier system/accessories must
also be secured.
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Fold up and secure an unloaded rear carrier system/
accessories while driving (see diagram 19).
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The maximum load of 20 kg must not be exceeded.
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If the door is swung open fully, the load can damage
the shell of the vehicle.
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On a slope, be careful when opening/closing the rear
doors with a load.
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Driving into car washes with the mounted components
installed is not permitted.
General safety instructions
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Only transport the load secured and with the rear carri-
er system/accessories folded down.
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When using the rear carrier system/accessories, ensure
that the national laws of the respective country are
complied with.
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Ensure that the change in the axle load distribution due
to the rear carrier system/accessories does not lead to
the permissible axle loads being exceeded.
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Replace damaged parts immediately with original
spare parts. Do not use a damaged rear carrier system/
damaged accessories for transporting bicycles.
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When using sliding blocks, make sure that the groove
channel is not damaged or deformed.
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Only use sliding blocks in the areas intended for the
approved mounted components.
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Only use original accessory sliding blocks.
Safety instructions for lighting
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If vehicle lights or number plates are obscured (even
partially) by the rear carrier system/accessories or the
load, duplicate them.
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Before initial use, ensure that all lights and number
plates are visible and fully functional.
Safety instructions for the load
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Do not exceed a load of 20 kg.
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When loading, make sure the load is distributed and
the centre of gravity is as low as possible. Secure the
load against slipping and check regularly that it is in the
correct position.
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When loading, make sure that no vehicle components
are covered (e.g. windscreen wipers, spoiler, exhaust).
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