Nilox DOC skate Mode D'emploi page 11

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Use in flammable environments is strictly prohibited.
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Do not climb on or off at high speed, on terrains that are uneven or with very
steep slopes.
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Do not perform tricks, jumps or other hazardous manoeuvres.
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Do not rest any object on the board except your feet.
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Do not keep fingers near moving parts to avoid accidents.
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Do not place metal or sharp objects on the board.
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Do not use thinners or solvents to clean skateboard parts.
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Do not clean DOC SKATE with a pressure cleaning or by submerging it in water;
use a damp cloth to clean plastic parts.
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Do not puncture or remove any DOC SKATE plastic part.
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Jumping on DOC SKATE could be dangerous.
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Use in areas that allow to increase skill with the vehicle, not on paving or roads
where users of skate boards or other people have had severe accidents.
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Learn everything slowly, including new tricks. When you lose your balance do
not wait until you fall - get off and start again. Start on gentle slopes. Next,
move to slopes where the speed allows you to get off the board without falling.
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The most serious injury resulting from skate board use are bone fractures, so
first learn to fall (rolling if possible) without a skate board.
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Beginners with skate boards should try with a friend or parent. The majority of
severe accidents occur in the first month of use.
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Before getting off DOC SKATE check where you may end up because you may
hit or injure people nearby.
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Join the local club and learn more. Prove you are a good user of the vehicle and
pay attention to yourself and to other people.
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MAKE SURE THE BATTERY IS FULLY CHARGED BEFORE USE.
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DOC SKATE IS EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS UNDER ITS
BOARD. PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW TO AVOID
DAMAGING THEM.
USE AND TRAFFIC RULES
IN SOME COUNTRIES DOC SKATE MUST BE USED ON PRIVATE GROUNDS ONLY WHERE
NORMAL ROAD SAFETY RULES DO NOT APPLY.
IN PARTICULAR, IN SOME COUNTRIES, NATIONS OR CITIES AND TOWNS, BOARDS AND
OTHER POWERED SPORTS VEHICLES (SKATES, HOVERBOARDS, SCOOTERS, ETC.)
CANNOT BE USED ON ROADS AND PAVEMENTS.
USERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING THE SAFETY REGULATIONS APPLICABLE IN
THE COUNTRY WHERE THEY INTEND TO USE THE DOC SKATE BEFORE USING IT.
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