Kayoba Bike trailer Mode D'emploi page 45

• Check the tension of the brake wire at
regular intervals.
• Adjust the tension of the brake wire if
necessary.
1. Turn the lock nut (P) a quarter or half a
turn clockwise.
2. Screw in the left adjuster nut (9) to
increase the tension of the brake wire.
3. Pull on the brake wire a little to make it
easier to turn the adjuster nut.
4. Check that the brake wire is adequately
tensioned.
5. Repeat, if necessary.
6. Tighten the lock nut anticlockwise.
7. Repeat to adjust the right adjuster nut (3).
FIG. 21
USING THE WRIST STRAP
1. Always use the wrist strap when using the
bike trailer as a pram.
2. Put the wrist strap (8) round one wrist
and hold the handle (5) with the same
hand.
3. Unhook the brake handle clip (7) and
release the brake to move the bike trailer.
FIG. 22
IMPORTANT:
Risk of serious personal injury. There is a risk
of serious personal injury if the bike trailer
rolls away out of control.
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
1. Remove dirt with a cloth moistened with
water and a mild detergent.
2. Wipe dry with a dry, lint-free cloth.
NOTE:
• Risk of material damage. Incorrect
handling of the bike trailer can result in
a risk of material damage.
• Do not use strong or corrosive
detergents, hard brushes, sharp,
abrasive or metal utensils to clean the
bike trailer, they can damage the
reflectors and other surfaces.
MAINTENANCE
1. Check at regular intervals all the pins (22)
and lock any retaining clips that have
come loose. Loose pins can result in a risk
of serious personal injury and/or material
damage.
2. Repair or replace damaged, missing or
broken parts before use. Only use parts
and accessories recommended by the
manufacturer.
3. Only use the same type of tyres. Do not
use BMX or terrain tyres.
4. Treat the bike trailer hood and fabric parts
every 6 months to make them rainproof.
STORAGE
• All parts should be clean and dry before
putting them into storage.
• Store the bike trailer in a dry place.
• Protect the bike trailer from direct
sunlight.
• Store the bike trailer at a temperature
from 5 to 20°C, out of the reach of
children.
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