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• Inspect the article in particular the bike mount and
the correct connection between the valve and the
mini air pump for damage or wear before each
use.
• Defective articles must not be used and must be
discarded as a defective article cannot be re-
paired.
• Only pump up the article to the maximum pressure
stated by the manufacturer. This is usually printed
on the sidewall of the bike tyre.
• There is a risk of explosion with over-inflated tyres!
• The pressure must be controlled using a calibrated
measurement device.
Mounting to the bike frame
• Remove the screws from the frame designed for
attaching a drinking bottle (fig. B).
• Attach the bike mount (3) to the frame with the
included screws (4) or the screws from the drin-
king bottle mount (fig. C).
• Secure the pump by placing the rubber ring (3a)
around the pump (fig. D).
• If the included screws are too large or
too small, please purchase the correct
screws from a specialist retailer. Always
ensure the article is attached securely
and tightly! The bike mount must stay
secure even on unpaved sur- faces and
it must not wobble. Otherwise there is
a risk of losing the bike mount with the
mini air pump.
Use
• Open the upper cover cap (1a) and remove the
tube (2).
• Open the lower cover cap (1b).
Depending on whether you have a Schrader valve
(2a), a Blitz valve (2b) or a Sclaverand valve (2b)
(fig. E), screw the appropriate side of the tube
onto the other end of the mini air pump.
Note:
• Open the cap on the tyre valve.
• Screw the correct end of the hose to the OPEN
valve and then pump (fig. F).
Special note when pumping bike tyres using the
Sclaverand valve (2b):
1. Remove the knurled nut (on the bike valve casing)
of the bike valve.
2. Place the hose with the appropriate side perpen-
dicular to the Sclaverand valve on the bicycle and
tighten the hose. Start pumping.
3. Now tighten the knurled nut on the bike valve
again after pumping.
• Caution! The hose on the mini air pump
must not be bent!
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