Nils Extreme HM603 Gebrauchsanleitung Seite 5

Maximum user weight
Do 100kg
Thank you for buying a NILS Extreme brand product.
Our priority is the child's safety and the creation of beautiful memories .
Please read this manual carefully and follow its instructions. The purpose of the manual is to provide information on how to use the
product correctly and safely. After assembling the product, please make sure that all functions work properly and that they are secured
according to the instructions (fasteners, nuts, bolts, joints, etc.).
Not following the instructions in this document can cause serious injury.
IMPORTANT: Remember to remove and discard all packaging that came with the product so that it does not remain within the reach of
the child (including cardboard pieces, plastic wrap, etc.). This could cause a risk of injury, e.g. a risk of choking.
IMPORTANT: Product for self-assembly, by an adult. Keep the instructions for future reference.
WARNING:
1. To avoid injury, make sure the child is away from where the product is folded or unfolded.
2. It is a tragic fact that most scooter accidents involve children. As a parent or supervisor you are responsible for the activity and safety
of your minor child, it is a condition of safe use. You and your child must know, understand and obey not only the current local motor
vehicle, scooter and traffic laws, but also the common sense rules for safe and responsible scooter use. As a parent, you should read
these instructions before allowing your child to ride a scooter. Please ensure that your child always wears an approved helmet when
riding. Wearing a helmet also includes adults.
3. The product is intended for a child over 8 years of age and a maximum weight of 100 kg.
4. Do not use in traffic. It should only be used on private property.
5. To be used under direct adult supervision.
6. The product must be used with caution as it requires proper skills to avoid falls or collisions causing injury to the user or third parties.
7. When using the product, ensure that your child has the necessary skills to use the scooter safely and is able to use the braking system.
8. During use, it is necessary to wear protective equipment (helmets, gloves, knee and elbow pads, suitable, safe footwear).
9. Do not use the scooter if any part is damaged or missing.
10. Before use, ensure that all components are properly attached and that all locking mechanisms are activated.
11. Do not use accessories or spare parts other than those recommended by the manufacturer.
12. The scooter is designed for one person and should not be used by more than one child at a time.
13. The product should be used on a flat, unobstructed surface, away from stairs.
14. Always make sure that all parts fit as instructed.
15. Do not try to repair or modify the product. Only qualified service technicians are authorised to do so.
16. Regularly check the product for damage and the condition of the fixing of bolts, nuts, etc.
17. Do not add items to the product that may threaten its proper functioning or items that could cause harm to the child.
18. If damage is found, stop using the product immediately and put it out of the child's reach until the product is repaired.
19. Do not use the product in any other way than the instructions in the manual.
20. It is not acceptable to use the scooter on roads where there is traffic, or any other roads on which motor vehicles are travelling, or
any other place that poses a risk to a child's health and life.
21. Do not use the product on wet, slippery surfaces, sand, gravel, etc., which may present a danger of losing your balance.
22. Do not use the product after dark, during fog or other weather conditions that reduce visibility.
23. Before using the product make sure your child understands how to use the product correctly including: how to turn and how to stop
the scooter .
24. Do not leave the product exposed to weather conditions such as rain, snow or high temperatures.
25. The product should be wiped with a soft, damp cloth.
Scooter model
HM603
Strona 5 z 21
European Standard
EN14619
EN