IKEA SPÄNST User Manual

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SPÄNST
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ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANÇAIS NEDERLANDS DANSK ÍSLENSKA NORSK SUOMI SVENSKA
ČESKY
ESPAÑOL ITALIANO
MAGYAR
POLSKI EESTI LATVIEŠU
LIETUVIŲ
PORTUGUÊS ROMÂNA
SLOVENSKY БЪЛГАРСКИ
HRVATSKI
ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ РУССКИЙ
SRPSKI
SLOVENŠČINA
TÜRKÇE
中文
繁中
한국어
日本語
BAHASA INDONESIA
BAHASA MALAYSIA
يبرع
ไทย
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General information
Warning!
Any modication of this skateboard can result in a skateboard that is not safe to ride.
Age: For ages 14 years and above Max weight: 100 kg
Use
Use the skateboard only in permitted places, avoid busy streets and crowded pavements and follow trafc and pedestrian rules. This is to prevent accidents or collisions. Skating on wet, uneven or rough surfaces can cause falls.
Practice skateboarding safely and always use protective equipment; helmet, hand/ wrist protection, knee protection, head protection and elbow protection.
Learn the basic skills of skateboarding, especially how to stop properly. The skateboard has no brakes. If you feel that it starts to go too fast – get off the skateboard. Skateboarding is not a quickly or easily acquired skill. Don’t take chances by skateboarding faster than your experience allows. Also ensure that your speed is safe for the surface you are skateboarding on and that you don’t endanger other skateboarders around you.
Before use, check that the skateboard steering mechanism is correctly adjusted and that the connective components are rmly secured.
Maintenance
Keep your skateboard clean and dry and in­spect it before every ride. Check the board, truck and wheels, and repair if needed in order to enhance the durability and safety of the skateboard.
Keep the skateboard indoors and avoid keeping it close to heaters/radiators since temperature changes can make the deck bend and become skew.
The self-locking nuts and other self-locking ttings can lose their effectiveness and should be checked regularly and replaced if needed.
Keep the bearings clean and lubricate oc­casionally with suitable grease. Replace the bearings if they are damaged.
Adjust the steering to your preference by loosening or tightening the big (kingpin) nut in the centre of the truck.
Remove any new sharp edges and splin­ters from the deck after use. Also look for cracks, since a deck with cracks is not safe and should be replaced.
Trucks, wheels, bearings, riser/shock pads and bushings can be replaced. See speci­cation details below.
WARNING
Skateboarding can be dangerous.
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Specications:
Type: Cruiser Length: 74 cm (29”) Width: 21 cm (8.25”) Wheelbase: 40.6 cm (16.0”) Construction: Resin-9 Birch Concave: Full Grip: Split black grip tape
Setup:
Trucks: CA 5.25” Wheels: 65 mm, 78A Bearings: ABEC 7 Bearings Hardware: Philips Head Truck Bolts Bushings: Hardness HR95A
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Components:
1. Deck
2. Grip tape
3. 2 x Trucks (axles)
4. 4 x Wheels
5. 8 x Bearings (Ball bearings)
6. Hardware
7. Spacers (metal spacer
between bearings)
8. Riser-/Shock pads
9. Bushings
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General information
Warning!
Any modication of this skateboard can result in a skateboard that is not safe to ride.
Age: For ages 14 years and above Max weight: 100 kg
Use
Use the skateboard only in permitted places, avoid busy streets and crowded pavements and follow trafc and pedestrian rules. This is to prevent accidents or collisions. Skating on wet, uneven or rough surfaces can cause falls.
Practice skateboarding safely and always use protective equipment; helmet, hand/ wrist protection, knee protection, head protection and elbow protection.
Learn the basic skills of skateboarding, especially how to stop properly. The skateboard has no brakes. If you feel that it starts to go too fast – get off the skateboard. Skateboarding is not a quickly or easily acquired skill. Don’t take chances by skateboarding faster than your experience allows. Also ensure that your speed is safe for the surface you are skateboarding on and that you don’t endanger other skateboarders around you.
Before use, check that the skateboard steering mechanism is correctly adjusted and that the connective components are rmly secured.
Maintenance
Keep your skateboard clean and dry and in­spect it before every ride. Check the board, truck and wheels, and repair if needed in order to enhance the durability and safety of the skateboard.
Keep the skateboard indoors and avoid keeping it close to heaters/radiators since temperature changes can make the deck bend and become skew.
The self-locking nuts and other self-locking ttings can lose their effectiveness and should be checked regularly and replaced if needed.
Keep the bearings clean and lubricate oc­casionally with suitable grease. Replace the bearings if they are damaged.
Adjust the steering to your preference by loosening or tightening the big (kingpin) nut in the centre of the truck.
Remove any new sharp edges and splin­ters from the deck after use. Also look for cracks, since a deck with cracks is not safe and should be replaced.
Trucks, wheels, bearings, riser/shock pads and bushings can be replaced. See speci­cation details below.
WARNING
Skateboarding can be dangerous.
DEUTSCH 6
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Specications:
Type: Cruiser Length: 74 cm (29”) Width: 21 cm (8.25”) Wheelbase: 40.6 cm (16.0”) Construction: Resin-9 Birch Concave: Full Grip: Split black grip tape
Setup:
Trucks: CA 5.25” Wheels: 65 mm, 78A Bearings: ABEC 7 Bearings Hardware: Philips Head Truck Bolts Bushings: Hardness HR95A
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Components:
1. Deck
2. Grip tape
3. 2 x Trucks (axles)
4. 4 x Wheels
5. 8 x Bearings (Ball bearings)
6. Hardware
7. Spacers (metal spacer
between bearings)
8. Riser-/Shock pads
9. Bushings
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General information
Warning!
Any modication of this skateboard can result in a skateboard that is not safe to ride.
Age: For ages 14 years and above Max weight: 100 kg
Use
Use the skateboard only in permitted places, avoid busy streets and crowded pavements and follow trafc and pedestrian rules. This is to prevent accidents or collisions. Skating on wet, uneven or rough surfaces can cause falls.
Practice skateboarding safely and always use protective equipment; helmet, hand/ wrist protection, knee protection, head protection and elbow protection.
Learn the basic skills of skateboarding, especially how to stop properly. The skateboard has no brakes. If you feel that it starts to go too fast – get off the skateboard. Skateboarding is not a quickly or easily acquired skill. Don’t take chances by skateboarding faster than your experience allows. Also ensure that your speed is safe for the surface you are skateboarding on and that you don’t endanger other skateboarders around you.
Before use, check that the skateboard steering mechanism is correctly adjusted and that the connective components are rmly secured.
Maintenance
Keep your skateboard clean and dry and in­spect it before every ride. Check the board, truck and wheels, and repair if needed in order to enhance the durability and safety of the skateboard.
Keep the skateboard indoors and avoid keeping it close to heaters/radiators since temperature changes can make the deck bend and become skew.
The self-locking nuts and other self-locking ttings can lose their effectiveness and should be checked regularly and replaced if needed.
Keep the bearings clean and lubricate oc­casionally with suitable grease. Replace the bearings if they are damaged.
Adjust the steering to your preference by loosening or tightening the big (kingpin) nut in the centre of the truck.
Remove any new sharp edges and splin­ters from the deck after use. Also look for cracks, since a deck with cracks is not safe and should be replaced.
Trucks, wheels, bearings, riser/shock pads and bushings can be replaced. See speci­cation details below.
WARNING
Skateboarding can be dangerous.
FRANÇAIS 8
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Specications:
Type: Cruiser Length: 74 cm (29”) Width: 21 cm (8.25”) Wheelbase: 40.6 cm (16.0”) Construction: Resin-9 Birch Concave: Full Grip: Split black grip tape
Setup:
Trucks: CA 5.25” Wheels: 65 mm, 78A Bearings: ABEC 7 Bearings Hardware: Philips Head Truck Bolts Bushings: Hardness HR95A
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Components:
1. Deck
2. Grip tape
3. 2 x Trucks (axles)
4. 4 x Wheels
5. 8 x Bearings (Ball bearings)
6. Hardware
7. Spacers (metal spacer
between bearings)
8. Riser-/Shock pads
9. Bushings
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General information
Warning!
Any modication of this skateboard can result in a skateboard that is not safe to ride.
Age: For ages 14 years and above Max weight: 100 kg
Use
Use the skateboard only in permitted places, avoid busy streets and crowded pavements and follow trafc and pedestrian rules. This is to prevent accidents or collisions. Skating on wet, uneven or rough surfaces can cause falls.
Practice skateboarding safely and always use protective equipment; helmet, hand/ wrist protection, knee protection, head protection and elbow protection.
Learn the basic skills of skateboarding, especially how to stop properly. The skateboard has no brakes. If you feel that it starts to go too fast – get off the skateboard. Skateboarding is not a quickly or easily acquired skill. Don’t take chances by skateboarding faster than your experience allows. Also ensure that your speed is safe for the surface you are skateboarding on and that you don’t endanger other skateboarders around you.
Before use, check that the skateboard steering mechanism is correctly adjusted and that the connective components are rmly secured.
Maintenance
Keep your skateboard clean and dry and in­spect it before every ride. Check the board, truck and wheels, and repair if needed in order to enhance the durability and safety of the skateboard.
Keep the skateboard indoors and avoid keeping it close to heaters/radiators since temperature changes can make the deck bend and become skew.
The self-locking nuts and other self-locking ttings can lose their effectiveness and should be checked regularly and replaced if needed.
Keep the bearings clean and lubricate oc­casionally with suitable grease. Replace the bearings if they are damaged.
Adjust the steering to your preference by loosening or tightening the big (kingpin) nut in the centre of the truck.
Remove any new sharp edges and splin­ters from the deck after use. Also look for cracks, since a deck with cracks is not safe and should be replaced.
Trucks, wheels, bearings, riser/shock pads and bushings can be replaced. See speci­cation details below.
WARNING
Skateboarding can be dangerous.
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Specications:
Type: Cruiser Length: 74 cm (29”) Width: 21 cm (8.25”) Wheelbase: 40.6 cm (16.0”) Construction: Resin-9 Birch Concave: Full Grip: Split black grip tape
Setup:
Trucks: CA 5.25” Wheels: 65 mm, 78A Bearings: ABEC 7 Bearings Hardware: Philips Head Truck Bolts Bushings: Hardness HR95A
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Components:
1. Deck
2. Grip tape
3. 2 x Trucks (axles)
4. 4 x Wheels
5. 8 x Bearings (Ball bearings)
6. Hardware
7. Spacers (metal spacer
between bearings)
8. Riser-/Shock pads
9. Bushings
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