Scott TC Shock Owner's Manual page 7

I I m m p p o o r r t t a a n n t t : :
The Scott Equalizer TC Shock is pressurised.
Never open, disassemble or rework the shock.
Only a qualified and authorized Scott service staff/shock
service center should do this.
To open a shock which is under pressure can be dange-
rous and may cause injuries!
The Scott Equalizer TC Shock always must be adjusted
to the rider's weight to warrant perfect function.
Therefore check before every ride the shock for fitting
air pressure.
Riding a defective or not properly working shock can
result in the loss of control over the bike and may cause
severe or dangerous injuries!
In case you want to disassemble the shock from the bike
for service or other reasons please note the recommended
tightening torque of 5Nm for the shock bolts.
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Scott recommends strongly the use of a torque key to
prevent from damages on shock, shock bushings or
frame.
In addition the shock bolts should be fixed with Loctite
medium (blue) to prevent the bolts from getting
unscrewed.
Damages caused by improper assembly or bad mainte-
nance as mentioned above, are not covered by warranty.
Once the recommended check up is made by Scott or a
shock service authorized by Scott, it is reported in the
maintenance schedule at the end of the manual, which
will then enable you to claim for warranty within the
warranty period.
The owner of the shock is responsible for the costs of
the service.
To ship the shock to Scott or the shock service authorized
by Scott please contact your local Scott dealer.
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