QOD ELECTRIC GOLF CADDY 2018, Руководство по эксплуатации

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MAINTENANCE
The more you take care of your QOD, the more it will take care of you. Many of the repair
requests we receive for the QOD stem from issues caused during transport, reckless use on the
course, and not taking the time to keep the cart clean, lubricated, and tightened.
o
Take two minutes at the end of every round to wipe down the wheels and body of the
QOD with a golf towel or damp cloth.
o If dirt, mud, or grass builds up along the ends of the sliding tubes, you can pick away the
debris with a golf tee. If necessary, you can wipe the entire tube off with a towel, but
remember you are also wiping off the lubricant. Therefore, if you do this, we recommend
re-lubricating the tubes with a “synthetic grease” in either a spray or gel form. DO NOT
USE WD-40 as it will ultimately make the tubes even more dry.
o If you find any of the locking levers or knuckles becoming loose, you can tighten them as
necessary. Each lever is spring loaded and has a 13mm bolt, with a 13mm nut on the
opposite side, and a 14mm Dome cap nut securing it in place on the outside.
o Secure the bolt head in place with one wrench, then loosen the dome cap nut on the
opposite side. Then, adjust the nut inside of the dome cap nut to either tighten it or
loosen it to your preferred tension level. Then tighten the dome cap nut against the
inside nut and you are good to go.
o
If either the top bag support or lower bag support become loose at any time, you can
also easily tighten these by securing the bolt head on one side and tightening the nut on
the other.
o If you find dirt or debris stuck in between the wheels and the caddy body, you can easily
take the wheels off to clean the axle peg and the wheels bearings. Simple compress the
metallic pin extending out from the wheel hub caps and pull the wheel off its axle. When
finished, simply compress the pin again and push it back onto the axle until you heard
the pin click into place onto the axle.
o If you find your wheels getting “sticky” or loud over time, you can remove the wheels
and add a lubricant like WD-40 to the bearings to make the wheels turn more smoothly
and quietly.