Fox FLOAT X LIVE VALVE NEO Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

INSTALL THE REAR SHOCK
Rear shock setup and configuration varies greatly between different bicycle manufacturers. Be sure to refer to the owner's
manual for your bicycle. FOX products should be installed by a qualified bicycle service technician, in accordance with FOX
installation specifications. Improperly installed shocks can fail, causing the rider to lose control, resulting in SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH.
If you are installing your shock on a bike for which the shock was not original equipment, follow the steps below to ensure
proper clearance before riding.
AIR SHOCKS
1. Install the shock onto your frame according to your frame manufacturer's instructions.
2. Remove the air cap, attach a shock pump, then SLOWLY release all air out of the main air chamber.
3. Slowly compress the suspension through its entire travel.
4. Check that the shock does NOT contact any portion of your frame or linkage as it cycles through its travel.
5. Turn the Live Valve rear shock controller OFF, then set the sag using the Ride FOX Bike App, the "Sag Setting" instructions in
this manual, or according to instructions online at www.ridefox.com.
Minimum air pressure is:
50 psi for all air shocks.
Pressure measured at an ambient temperature of 70-75˚F. Normal operating
temperature range for FOX products is 20-140˚F.
REMOVING THE COIL SPRING
The coil spring can be removed to check for shock clearance within the frame, or to change to a higher or lower rate spring.
1. Turn the preload adjuster counter-clockwise approximately 4-6 revolutions.
2. Move the coil spring and spring retainer toward the preload adjuster.
3. Remove the round wire retaining ring that holds the spring retainer to the shaft eyelet, then remove the spring retainer.
4. Slide the coil spring off the shock body. You may need to remove mounting hardware if it interferes with spring removal.
INSTALLING THE COIL SPRING
1. Install the coil spring onto the shock body.
2. Install the spring retainer onto the shock with the protruding section positioned inside of the coil spring. Install the round
wire retaining ring into its groove, making sure to seat it fully.
3. Slide the spring retainer back over the installed wire ring and ensure it is fully seated over the wire ring.
4. Tighten the preload adjuster just until the spring no longer moves, then turn the preload 8 clicks.
5. Set the sag according to instructions on page 12.
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