Mando Footloose User Manual page 11

Mando Footloose user manual
How to use the
product properly
For the proper use of the product
6. Brake settings
1) How to use the break
1) Right lever (Rear brake, grip, throttle 2) For stable use, it is recommended to use
lever, brake lever) throttle with your thumb, and grab the
grip with forefinger and middle finger.
Brake reach contral
1) Use 2mm hex wrench. 2) Initial position.
BB7 and BB5 Installation & Set-Up Guide
2) PAD REPLACEMENT (BB5 ONLY)
A pad should be replaced when its total thickness (backing plate and friction
PAD REPLACEMENT (BB5 ONLY)
material) is less than 3mm.
A pad should be replaced when its total thickness (backing plate and friction material) is less than 3mm.
1. REMOVE THE OLD PADS
Back the inner adjustment knob all the way out (counterclockwise). Pull the pad spreader clip from between the pads, then pull
① REMOVE THE OLD PADS
the pads out of the caliper one at a time.
Back the inner adjustment knob all the way out (counterclockwise). Pull the pad spreader clip from
between the pads, then pull the pads out of the caliper one at a time.
2. INSTALL THE NEW PADS AND SPREADER
② INSTALL THE NEW PADS AND SPRING
Insert the new pads one at a time into the caliper.
Insert the new pads one at a time into the caliper.
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ERY IMPORTANT AKE SURE YOU PLACE THE BLACK PAD ON THE INNER SIDE TOWARDS THE WHEEL
VERY IMPORTANT: MAKE SURE YOU PLACE THE BLACK PAD ON THE INNER SIDE (TOWARDS THE
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AWAY FROM THE WHEEL NCE THE PADS ARE IN THE CALIPER YOU CAN SLIDE THE SPREADER CLIP BACK INTO POSITION
WHEEL) AND THE BLUE PAD ON THE OUTSIDE
(AWAY FROM THE WHEEL.) ONCE THE PADS ARE IN THE CALIPER YOU CAN SLIDE THE SPREADER
CLIP BACK INTO POSITION – BETWEEN THE PADS.
Black pad "Left"
Blue pad "Right"
SRAM Corporation July 2005
3) Left lever(front brake) - use your
forefinger and middle finger to opperate
the brake.
3) Adjusted reach position.
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AND THE BLUE PAD ON THE OUTSIDE
– .
BETWEEN THE PADS
Pad spreader
Pads
Pad spreader clip in place
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Guarantee of Quality
Application and limitation of the warranty
1. Warranty Promises
This warranty applies to the product that has defects in material or workman-
ship excluding consumable parts. The product will be repaired or
replaced free of charge according to the conditions specified below
("warranty"):
2. Warranty period
Warranty period-2 years from the date of purchase
Parts applied for warranty-all parts of the product, excluding consumable parts
3. Items not covered by the warranty
1) The warranty does not cover the defect/damage specified below or
resulted from any of the the following circumstances:
① small defects (sound, vibration etc) which do not affect the quality or function of the product
② a flat tire or cut made by nails or broken glass
③ when the user did not follow "the user's responsibility" as stated below
④ having inappropriate maintenance or service
⑤ using a part that is not genuine or not approved by the manufacturer
⑥ rebuilding the product or installation of parts that are not approved by the manufacturer and legislation
⑦ accidents caused by collisions, falling off, rolling into a ditch or any other actions caused by the user's
careless riding
⑧ unintended use of the product such as racing, or off road use.
⑨ operating the product in unusual circumstance such as on stairs where Mando Footloose cannot be
operated properly
⑩ damage of parts due to prolonged use and 'normal wear and tear' (heating of the battery due to its
life time, natural discoloration of the painted or plated surface, heating of used parts)
⑪ external factors including vehicle exhaust, chemicals, bird droppings or damage from sea wind / water
⑫ natural disasters such as an earthquake, typhoon, flooding or a fire
2) The manufacturer does not cover the following expenses or loss:
① replacement, repair or additional cost of consumable parts (such as: tire, tube, wire, grip, brake shoe,
pedal, fuse, gasket, bolds and nuts, light bulbs, springs or similar parts)
② expenses for maintenance, cleaning and repair
③ repair costs at a store that is not approved by Mando Footloose
④ expenses accompanied with the repair such as a telephone charge, shipping fee or car rental
⑤ compensation for loss of business revenue or loss resulting from a malfunctioning product
4. Users Responsibility
In order to ensure proper functioning of Mando Footloose and operate it
safely, the user must meet the responsibilities stated below while bearing the
expenses associated with the responsibilities.
1) The proper operation of Mando Footloose
The proper operation based on the information about maintaining the
product and requirements (the maximum weight capacity(100kg) of a user)
stated in this manual.
2) Checking the product before a ride (refer to 'B. Items to be checked before
riding')
3) Receiving a regular maintenance service or additional repair service ap-
proved by the manufacturer
5. Start of Warranty
This warranty is started by the registration of a genuine product at a shop
where Mando Footloose is purchased.
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