TRAVELER 4all Ergo & 4you Ergo usage instructions
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Note:
If the clamp lever knocks against the push
handle when turning it, you can pull the clamp
lever out perpendicular to the rotary axle, re-
lease it again in another angle position via the
integrated serration and keep on turning. This
also permits the position of the clamp lever to
be aligned to the back tube after performing
the height setting so that this does not protrude
over the back tube to the side.
Video
Safety push handles with con-
tinuous height adjustment:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFzGstT
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Figure 167: Put the clamp lever in another angle
position by pulling out
To
remove
the push handles, turn the clamp
lever out on each side (by turning anti-
clockwise). Then the push handle can be re-
moved from the back tube.
To
attach
the push handles, insert them into
the back tubes. Then insert the clamp lever
into the hole in the back tube and the push
handle thread. Finally, tighten the clamp lever
again (by turning clockwise).
27.5 Safety push handles back-
positioned
Adjusting the height
of back-positioned push
handles is possible without tools using the
quick release levers. For adjusting, the quick
release levers are opened and closed again
after adjusting. The height can be infinitely
adjusted. We recommend adjusting both push
handles to the same height.
Video
Height adjustment of safety
push handles offset to the back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg48rwF
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Figure 168: Closed quick release lever
To
remove
the push handle, the M4 end stop
screw (AF 3 mm) needs to be unscrewed and
the quick release lever needs to be opened.
Figure 169: M4 end stop screw mounted at the
bottom of a push handle offset to the back
To
attach
them, the push handles are inserted
and held at the correct height, and the quick
release levers are closed. Finally, the M4 end
stop screws (AF 3 mm) are screwed in again.
Pull the clamp
lever out ver-
tically to the
rotary axle
M4 End stop screw
Open
Quick release lever
