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Tilting the bicycle carrier / Dismantling
Remove the bicycle carrier from the trailer coupling, as
described under “Dismantling”.
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Remove the dust protection cap.
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Loosen the locking nut slightly, as shown in the illustration.
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Screw in the setting screw one quarter of a turn.
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Tighten the locking nut.
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Check whether the carrier is now rmly seated on the
trailer coupling, as described under “Fitting”. If not, repeat the
above steps.
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Adjustment of the quick -fastener
Carry out this maintenance operation only if the bicycle carrier
cannot be tted rmly to the trailer coupling, as described in the
chapter “Fitting”.
Maintenance
Check the bicycle carrier for wear before the start of every journey.
Defective metal parts and straps in particular must be replaced.
Please refer to our customer service for the replacement of parts.
Any modi cation of original parts and materials or the construction
of bicycle carrier can adversely a ect its safety and serviceability.
The steel parts of the bicycle carrier are protected in the works
against corrosion by a powder paint coating. If this paint coating is
damaged, please have the damage recti ed professionally as soon
as possible.
Under normal conditions and use, the bicycle carrier only requires
cleaning, and is otherwise maintenance -free.
Contact
EAL GmbH
Otto-Hausmann-Ring 107
42115 Wuppertal
Germany
info@eal-vertrieb.com
www.eal-vertrieb.com
+49 (0)202 42 92 83 0
+49 (0) 202 42 92 83 – 160
Disposal
Due to its lighting system, the bicycle carrier is an
electrical device.
Do not dispose of electrical appliances in
household waste! Discarded electrical and electronic
equipment must be collected separately and
recycled in an environmentally sound manner.
Contact your municipal or city government on how
to dispose of old electronic equipment.
The materials are recyclable. You are making an
important contribution to protecting our
environment through recycling, material recycling
or other forms of re-utilising old appliances!
Dispose of the bicycle rack in accordance with the
laws and conditions in your country.
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