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A.0 Fitting
A.1
Check with the assembly instructions that all the necessary parts are
present.
A.2 Clean the car roof and those parts of the product that come into contact
with the roof before and regularly during use.
A.3 Go through and carefully follow the assembly instructions and the
recommendation list, if one is included. Then ft the unit in the correct
sequence, that is to say 1, 2, 3 and so on.
A.4 If no special ftting positions are given in the assembly instructions, try to
maintain a minimum distance of 700 mm between the load carrier bars.
A.5 When carrying long loads, the distance between the load carrier bars
should not be less than 600 mm.
A.6 Every time the unit is ftted, check that the load carrier is sitting securely
on the roof. Try to push and pull the carrier out of its locked position. Try
also to pull out the tensioning tabs from the roof edge. If you manage to
move any part of the unit, the load carrier must be secured more frmly.
This test should be carried out regularly.
A.7 Some types of sunroof and radio antenna cannot be used when the
carrier is ftted.
A.8 The roof rack is permitted to be assembled on cars with glass roof, unless
otherwise is specifed in mounting instruction.
A.9 The manufacturer can not be held responsible for personal damages of
property or loss of fortune caused by incorrect mounting or use of the
product.
A.10 No modifcations to the product are permitted.
A.11 Consult with your dealer if you have any questions regarding the
operations and limits of the products. Review all instructions and
warranty information carefully.
A.12 Please consider laws and regulations in the country you intend to use the
product
A.13 Always make sure that the roof racks or other roof mounted accessories
does not interfere with any kind of sun roof/panorama roof/glass roof on
the car that is openable.
B.0 Loading
B.1
The maximum load specifed in the assembly instructions is not to be
exceeded. However, this limit is always subordinate to the maximum load
recommended by the manufacturer of the car itself. It is always the lower
maximum recommended load that applies. Max. roof load = load carrier
weight + any ftted carrier accessories + the weight of the load itself.
B.2 The load may not signifcantly exceed the load carrier's width, and it
should always be spread evenly across the load carrier and with the
lowest possible centre of gravity.
B.3 When several surfboards are being carried, they should not be placed
beside each other but instead one on top of the other.
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