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Luggage wheel and hardware
Luggage wheels are the parts that get the dirtiest for obvious reasons. To keep
them rolling smoothly, remove any dried soil and loose dirt from them before
wiping them down with a soap and water solution. There's no need to lubricate
them if they're maintained regularly.
For the hardware or solid accessories on your bags, i.e. telescopic handle, locks
and protective edges and bumpers, never use any kind of oil based cleaner as
the oil can seep into the fabric or shell of the bag and stain it. Wipe down with
soap and water and dry. If there are scratches, buff the area with a fine steel wool
scrubber and seal with a protective coat of lacquer or even clear nail polish.
Storing your bag
Extremes of temperature, as well as the extremes of humidity will tend to age
bags. Any bag that is being stored in an attic or similar should be taken out of
storage, opened, and permitted to "air" regularly. This will help to prevent mildew
from forming as a result of humidity. It also assists in maintaining the normal
resiliency of the case itself.
If you encounter any problems we are happy to help. Should you have an accident
or misuse your bag, repairs can be performed for a reasonable charge. Please
contact us.
Warranty
We design & develop our products for maximum endurance and supply you with a
10-year warranty against any defects in materials and workmanship.
If one of our products fails due to a manufacturing defect we will replace or repair
it without any charge.
*All warranties are at the discretion of the bag supplier & apply to the original
owner
In the unlikely event of a warranty claim, it is the responsibility of the purchaser to
return the goods to the supplier.
Northern Diver Bag Manual, East Quarry Appley Lane North, Appley Bridge, Wigan, WN6 9AE, UK
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