Technical Data; Safety Instructions - Crivit 297573 Bedienungsanleitung

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Carefully read the following instructions
for use.
Use the product only as described and only
for the given areas of application. Keep these
instructions safe. When passing the product
on to a third party, always make sure that the
documentation is included.
Package contents (Fig. A)
1 x target and storage box (1)
2 x metal rod (2)
1 x upper bow arm (3a)
1 x lower bow arm (3b)
1 x bowstring (4)
3 x arrow with suction cup (5)
3 x arrow nock with notch (6)
3 x fletching (7)
1 x instructions for use

Technical Data

Date of manufacture (month/year):
03/2018
Dimensions: Target: approx. 66.5 x 65cm
Bow: approx. 132.5 x 23cm
Arrow: Length: approx. 70cm
Intended use
This item is a piece of sports equipment inten-
ded for outdoor use. It is not a toy. For people
14 years and older. Caution! For domestic use
only.

Safety Instructions

Life-threatening hazard!
• Never leave children unattended with the
packing materials. There is a risk of suffoca-
tion.
Risk of injury!
• Do not let your child use the item unsuper-
vised, since children cannot assess potential
dangers. To be used only under the direct
supervision of an adult.
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• Store out of the reach of children.
• Improper use of the bow and arrow set can
lead to injuries.
• Do not shoot at people, animals or objects.
• Do not aim at eyes or faces.
• Do not shoot upwards.
• Always wear suitable protective clothing
when using the item.
• The safety distance between you and the
target should be 5 to 10m.
• Check the item for damage or wear before
each use. The item should only be used if it is
in perfect condition! Do not use the item if it
has apparent or suspected damage.
• Make sure there is sufficient safety distance
around the target and the shooters. The
space around and behind the target must
be clear of persons and objects. Ensure that
no person, animal or object is between the
shooter and the target.
• Ensure that the arrow does not cause damage
or injury if it misses its target.
• Make sure that all suction cups are firmly
attached to the arrowheads.
• Only loose one arrow at a time.
• Never leave the bow and arrow set
unattended.
• When shooting, be careful that no other
body part, apart from the hands, comes into
contact with the arrow.
• Never draw the bowstring without an arrow.
• Never release the bowstring without an
arrow.
• When using the bow and arrow set wear a
forearm and finger guard.
• Before using, check that the target is set
up properly and the bowstring is properly
tensioned on the bow.
• Before each use, check that the bow and
arrow set is in perfect condition; check the
suction cups and the bowstrings in particular.
If parts are damaged, or sharp corners and
edges have arisen, the bow and arrow set
may no longer be used.
• Never shoot in the dark, at dusk or in foggy
conditions, to avoid endangering other
persons.
• Do not use the bow and arrow set when it is
windy. Accordingly, if weather conditions
change while you are using the set, the
shooting must be interrupted.
Setting up
Set up should always be carried out by
an adult.
Setting up the target (Fig. B)
1. Fold open the target and storage box (1)
and remove the two metal rods (2) and all
accessories.
2. Insert the ends of the metal rods into the
fixtures provided on the insides of the ope-
ned storage box. Start with the side folded
upwards.
3. Place the assembled target on an even sur-
face with enough space around it.
Note: Place the target in front of a wall or
make sure that no people or animals are near
or behind the target. Having the target in a
raised position will make it easier for you to
take aim.
The target is suitable for hanging on a wall.
There are corresponding drill holes for moun-
ting on the reverse.
Ask your specialist retailer about the materials
needed to mount the product on your wall
(dowels and screws).
Putting the bow together (Fig. C)
Insert the upper bow arm (3a) firmly into the
lower bow arm (3b).
Note: The upper bow arm (3a) must audibly
engage, the entire arrow marking of the upper
bow arm (3a) must be visible in the designated
field of the lower arm (3b). Only then is the
connection between the two bow arms secure.
Tensioning the bow (Fig. D - H)
Caution! Tensioning the bow may only
be carried out by adults or by children
8 years and older under adult super-
vision. Avoid putting pressure on the
lower tip when supporting the bow on
the ground.
1. Hook up the bowstring (4) to the end of the
lower bow arm (3b) (Fig. D).
2. Grasp the loose end of the bowstring (4) with
your left hand.
3. With your right hand, clasp the bow from
behind, just under the upturned end of the
upper bow (3a) (Fig. E). The curve at the end
of the lower bow arm (3b) must rest on the
outside of the left ankle.
4. With your right foot, step through the bow
so that the inside of the bow is at the back of
your right thigh (Fig. F).
5. Exert gentle pressure on the bow with your
right hand (Fig. G).
Note: Both bow arms (3a) (3b) must be evenly
bent.
6. Hook the bowstring (4) onto the upper bow
arm (3a). Check the bowstring (4) is fitting
correctly before carefully removing the pres-
sure from the bow (Fig. H).
Dismantling
Dismantling should always be carried
out by an adult.
Slackening the bow
Caution! Slackening the bow may only
be carried out by adults or by children
of 8 years and older under adult
supervision.
Avoid putting pressure on the lower
tip when supporting the bow on the
ground.
1. Grasp the bow with your right hand, just
under the end of the upper bow (3a).
2. Keep the lower end of the lower bow
arm (3b) diagonally in front of you left shin.
Hook the end of the bow to your ankle.
3. Step through the bow with your right foot.
4. Exert gentle forward pressure on the bow
with your right hand.
Note: Both bow arms (3a) (3b) must be evenly
bent.
5. With your left hand, pull the bowstring (4)
from the upper bow arm (3a).
6. Now step out of the loose bowstring and pull
the other end of the bowstring (4) from the
lower bow arm (3b).
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