kikkaride SCISSOR, Instructions For Use Manual

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WARNING
PLEASE READ THIS INSTRUCTION CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE SCOOTER AND SAVING IT FOR LATER USE !!!
Like any other moving products, scooter riding can be a hazardous activity and it is possible to get into dangerous situations. Be sure to read the entire manual
before riding. In particular, pay attention to the following notices.
• Always wear proper protective equipment approved helmets, elbow pads, kneepads, long sleeve shirt, gloves, long pants.
• Please always wear and fasten your footwear, you must not ride barefoot or in sandals.
• Ride the scooter only on flat and level ground. DO NOT use the scooter on wet and uneven ground with rocks or gravel. In addition, DO NOT use the scooter at
dusk or night or in wet or icy conditions
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DO NOT ride in traffic or on the street.
• Do not ride the scooter with only a single hand but with both hands. You must hold the handlebars with two hands tightly.
• DO NOT make a short or sharp turn when riding the scooter, and DO NOT place your body on the handlebar when making a turn, as the handlebar of the scooter
can be twisted, and the scooter may go out of control.
• Do not ride the scooter on slippery or wet ground as the scooter with PU wheels can become slippery and go out of control.
• DO NOT ride the scooter in the slope of hill, especially DO NOT go down hill in a long descending slope, as it can damage the unit or cause brake failure. You must
be careful when passing such areas.
• Press the brake lever on the handlebar to ensure the brake is functioning. The brake pad may be hot after continuous use. Do not touch the brake pad as this
may cause injury.
• Ensure that the handlebar is fixed sturdily before riding the scooter.
• All children should ride the scooter with adult supervision at all times. Supervisor should inspect the scooter prior to usage making sure all the parts are fully
assembled and tightened to prevent accidents.
• You must follow and obey the local traffic laws when you are on the scooter
• Do not attempt to make any modifications to the scooter by yourself.
• Make sure all components are assembled and secured tightly.
• Injury may occur if the precautions above are not observed.
This scooter complies with: EN 14619:2015;
I. PARTS
1. Brake lever; 2. Top clamp; 3. Handlebar; 4. Height adjustment clamp; 5. Folding clamp; 6. Footplate; 7. Rear PU Wheel; 8. Leg tube; 9. Front PU Wheel;
10. Brake pad; 11. Front fork; 12. Brake cable; 13. Clipper; 14. Steering tibe;
II. ASSEMBLY THE SCOOTER
Follow steps 1to 4
Step1. Slide the steering tube onto the threaded tube. Make sure that the spring pin align with the slot.
Step2. Adjust the nut and close the lever until the steering tube is secured by the clamp tightly.
Step3. Install the handlebar onto the top of steering tube, cover it with top clamp, and tighten two bolts completely.
Step4. Open the lever of height adjustment clamp, adjust it to suitable height and close the lever tightly
CHECK BEFORE RIDING
• Please make sure wheels spin freely and brakes are functional.
• Please check whether the handlebar is tightened completely.
• Please check whether the spring pin is in the correct position.
• Please check whether the height adjustment clamp and folding clamp are tightened completely.
• Do not ride the scooter if you have concerns about operation or safety.
III. HOW TO RIDE
Open and close two feet to drive the scooter. Repeat these actions and then the scooter will move forward easily and continually.
USER GUIDE AND MAINTENANCE
• Please rotate the bearings and wheels to see whether they are workable, and do some adjustments or add lubricant if it’s needed after the first 2 weeks’ use.
• DO NOT use wet cloth to clean the painted body to prevent peeling off, or loss of gloss. After one year’s use, if the scooter body has lost gloss, the car wax can be
applied on the body to polish the painted parts.
• It is suggested to disassemble and clean the scooter every 6 months and add lubricant to moving parts.
• If the front fork and wheel or rear support frame and wheels are not fixed tightly, you can use the wrench to tighten the bolts properly.
• The PU wheels are non-durable and may be worn out after use. These should be replaced when visibly worn out.
• The wheels and wheel bearings may be worn out, and you can change the wheel easily. Remove the centre bolts with two wrenches and slide the wheel off its
fork. Replace new wheel or wheel bearing, screw in the bolt through aligned fork and wheel, and then tighten the bolts with two wrenches on each side of
bolts.
• If the brake cable is loose, please screw out the bolt and nut on the brake gear, and pull the brake cable out with clamp. When the brake cable is taught, please
screw in the bolt and nut on the brake gear at the same time.
• The self-locking nuts and other self-locking elements might lose their effectiveness, so please always make sure all components are assembled and secured
tightly before each use.
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