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Small Washer
Rear Wheel
Large Washer
Spring Washer
Snap Pin
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Large Washer
Step 5
Step 6
REAR WHEEL SEQUENCE
Figure 3.1
Figure 3.2
3 Installing the Rear Wheel Axle
and Brake Set and Rear Wheels
• In a clean, dry place rest the stroller upside down with the rear
legs facing upwards.
• Locate the rear axle and brake set and slide it onto the rear legs
with the link brake facing the rear of the stroller. Be sure to slide
each side all the way on until the push pins are engaged in the
holes of the plastic.
NOTE: You may need to push each of the push pins in to slide
the plastic into place. See Figure 3.1.
• Pull upward on each side of the rear axle to ensure it is installed
properly.
• Push the bar linking the brake levers into the disengaged
position. See Figure 3.2.
TO INSTALL A REAR WHEEL
• Locate a small washer and slide the washer onto the axle.
• Next place a rear wheel onto the axle over the small washer.
NOTE: The brake teeth on the wheel should be facing inward
toward the brake lever.
• Then place one large washer onto the axle over the wheel.
• Next slide a spring washer onto the axle.
• Take another large washer and slide it onto the axle.
• Push the washers in to expose the axle hole. Then take one snap
pin and insert the straight leg into the small hole in the axle.
Push it rmly into this hole until the round portion of the other leg
snaps completely around the outside of the axle.
NOTE: The snap pin is curved (concave) to make insertion
easier.
• Repeat the SAME installation sequence of washers, wheel, and
snap pin for the remaining wheel.
• Install a hubcap onto each wheel by aligning the 5 tabs on the
hubcap with the 5 slots in the wheel, and then pushing it into
place. Ensure that ALL 5 snaps have engaged securely and the
hubcap cannot be pulled off.
4 Rear Wheel Brakes
• The Scooter comes equipped with a linked rear wheel brake
system.
• To engage the rear wheel brakes, push down on one of the
brake levers or the bar that connects the levers. See Figure 4.1.
The stroller may require slight forward or rearward movement in
order to line up the teeth on the brake with each wheel brake
cluster.
• Check that the brakes are properly applied by attempting to
push the stroller backwards and forwards.
• To release the brakes, gently lift up on one of the brake levers or
the bar that connects the levers. See Figure 4.2.
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