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Brand | Witter |
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Model | ZX404 |
Category | Bicycle Accessories |
Language | English |
Assembly and user instructions for the ZX404 Cycle Carrier model.
Adjusting the tilt latch feature for optimal performance and minimizing play in the mechanism.
Periodic checks, bolt tightening, and lubrication of the tilt mechanism.
Instructions on releasing the cycle clamp arms using the ratchet levers.
Verify the towbar's static nose weight limit before mounting the carrier.
Discard existing M16 bolts, washers, and nuts when attaching the carrier.
Lowering the carrier using upper holes for tail-gate access when tilted.
Securing wheels using straps and buckles on the carrier.
Tensioning cycle clamp arms with ratchet levers, avoiding over-tightening.
Ensure M16 nuts are tightened to 214Nm for secure mounting.
Ensure electrical cable is not stressed or pulled too tight for proper function.
Slotting the groove onto the pin and hooking the base plate to hold the carrier.
Confirm that safety pins are fully inserted and closed before proceeding.
Connect the 13-pin plug to the vehicle's electrical socket.
Instructions for placing and securing bikes on the carrier using clamp arms.
Place the heaviest bike first, closest to the vehicle, and secure.
Place Bike 2 in the second set of locators and secure with clamp arm.
Place Bike 3 in the third set of locators and secure with clamp arm.
Place the smallest/lightest bike in outer locators and secure.
Securing the lighting board to the carrier using specified bolts and nuts.
Insert plastic end caps into the cycle rails for finishing.
Mount and secure the rails with washers and nuts underneath the sub-frame.
Tilt the platform to access bolts located underneath during mounting.
Place wheel locators on the rail, aligning bolts with the channel and cutout.
Attach protective rubber to clamp arms, ensuring it does not impede the ratchet system.
Fix clamp arms to the carrier support frame using thumb nuts and bolts.
Ensure thumb nuts and bolts are seated properly, avoiding over-tightening.
Avoid screwing the number plate through the back-plate to prevent cable damage.
Carefully route and secure the lighting board cable with ties, ensuring no damage.
Ensure the electrical cable does not hang low enough to catch the floor while driving.
Verify that all vehicle lights connected to the carrier are functioning correctly.
Exercise caution when tilting the carrier to avoid head and finger injury.