Monark Scooter 634, Руководство пользователя

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Monark Kickbikes
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Maintenance
Steering head bearing
Any play in the steering-head bearing must be
remedied immediately. If adjustments are not made
immediately, abnormal wear to the component parts
can occur. There are many reasons for play in the
bearings but it is usually due to wear or because
something has broken. These bearings should be
repaired and adjusted by a professional. Ask the
professional to check and lubricate this if you are
leaving in your kickbike for a service check.
General care advice
Always keep your kickbike clean. Use eco-marked
degreasers to remove oil-mixed dirt. Do not use a
high-pressure washer on the kickbike! Pressure washer
may
not
be used! Use a cloth and a rust inhibitor.
This breaks down the dirt and protects from rust. It
is important to use a rust inhibitor to protect chrome
and zinc coated parts, the paint will also benefit from
the same protection. It also makes the next clean
easier.
It is also important that control cables and other
moving parts are always well lubricated. Check
all screws and nuts are properly tightened. It is
recommended to clean, surface-treat and lubricate the
kickbike once a year.
V-brake
Make sure that both brake pads are in position against
the wheel, as shown in
Fig: Adjustment V-brake.
If
you need to roughly adjust brake pads mode, this is
done by loosening the retaining screw(1). The distance
between the rim and brake pads should be about 1
mm. The distance can be fine tuned with the brake
lever adjusting screw(2) which is then locked with the
lock nut(3). If there is a problem to set the distance,
you first make a rough adjustment of the cable. This
is done by loosening the cable screw(4) and stretching
the cable.
If the brake pads emit a noise, they should be adjusted
by a professional. Be sure to replace the brake pads
if necessary and lubricate all moving parts regularly.
Some of the models in the program are equipped
with stainless steel cables in a plastic sleeve. These do
not require lubrication. The kickbikes which have a
different type of cable must be lubricated at regular
intervals. Detach the cable and drop gently in a little
oil along the cable into the outer casing.
If unsure, contact a professional!
Fig: Adjustment V-brake.