Lubrication; Changing Brake Pads - Wayscral Everyway City 2021 Manuel D'instructions

IV. Specific maintenance
recommendations
a) Recommended tightness for
handlebar, seat and wheel
fasteners
To ensure that the handlebars, stem, seat and seatpost, and
wheels are securely fastened, it is recommended that
appropriate wrenches be used and the force should be applied
in accordance with the following component-specific tightening
torques (in Nm):
Stem / Handlebar
Stem / Fork (plunger screw)
Seat / Seat post
Seat post / Frame
Front wheel / Fork
Back wheel / Frame
Pedals
b)

Lubrication

Lubrication of components is necessary for your bicycle to work
as well as possible for as long as possible and to prevent
corrosion of components.
- Use special transmission oil for the cables and
transmission components.
- Use a specific oil for the chain.
- After washing: dry and oil the transmission components
(levers, etc.) and suspension components, the brake lever
and caliper axles as well as the chain while taking care
not to soil the nearing rim.
- For a good seal, apply enough grease to the seat post and
handlebars.
WARNING: With the exception of the chain,
the components can be lubricated by a
qualified and experienced mechanic during
periodic checks.
c)

Changing brake pads

- Remove the wheel and remove the worn pads from the
brake caliper.
- Position the new pads in the caliper so that the braking
surfaces come into contact.
- Insert the pads one after the other into the brake caliper.
- Then adjust the brakes as described in the brake
adjustment section.
d) Wheel rim maintenance
Like all parts subject to wear, the wheel rim should be checked
regularly.
If you notice any abnormalities (abnormal wear or possible
deformation), ask a qualified mechanic to check it over. If your
rims have wear indicators, check and replace the rim as soon as
necessary.
8 Nm
15 Nm
7 – 10 Nm
Quick lock
30 40 Nm
30 40 Nm
34 - 40 Nm
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