Tempish ROLLER SKATES Manual De Instrucciones página 51

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INSTRUCTION LIST FOR IN-LINE SKATES
We very much appreciate the trust which you have shown by buying TEMPISH Roller skates. Our biggest wish is that the roller skates which you have bought are exactly according to your demands. To ensure this
it is needed to follow these instructions. Following of these instructions will bring you long-lasting benefits and ensure safety and joyful moments with our roller skates.
I. Description:
1. Shell: PP, PVC, PE, PU, graphite fiber, fiberglass, nylon, felt, artificial leather, genuine leather
2. Chassis: PP, aluminum alloy, nylon
3. Liner: nylon, Nylex, PVC, PU, cool max, microfiber, EVA memory
4. Wheels, cushion: PU
5. Category: A) for rider´s weight 20 to 100 kg / B) for rider´s weight 20 to 60 kg, foot length less than 260 mm
6. ČSN EN: 13843, 13899
II. Use instructions
1. Don't make any construction changes on the roller skates, that could influence or question their safety. Keep this instruction list during the whole life time of your roller skates.
2. Use only roads which are constructed for skating (hard and flat surface). Don't use roller skates on the bumpy or grainy surface (sand, gravel, cobbles). Be careful about other people and possible roadblocks
(border stones, benches, stuff on the ground, street lamps etc.) We strongly recommend to use knee, elbow, wrist and head protectors – it is for your safety. Make sure that the protectors and skates are fixed properly.
before every ride. Roller skating is restricted by traffic law.
3. Optimize speed to your skating abilities. Don't try to brake in the same way as on ice skates (except freestyle and inline ice hockey skates). It is possible to brake by small curve or spin. Brake on roller skates is
made preferably to prevent falling down when standing (losing footing) and to brake smoothly only.
4. While putting the roller skates on or taking them off, pull the belts out of the buckles, loosen the laces and loosen the straps with velcro closure all the way. Loosening them insufficiently can cause ripping out the
liner in the back part of the roller skate. ,
5. Fasten the buckles of the roller skates one by one, not with force. Forced buckling could cause damage to the buckles and straps.
6. Laces have to be fastened gradually from the bottom to the top, not by pulling the laces at their end; it can damage lace hold points.
7. If any defect occurs, you have to stop using the roller skates to avoid any further damage to the roller skates and therefore a possible injury of the user!
8. It is important to always buy roller skates in the size according to your foot size. We recommend to try out the roller skates on your feet properly before buying them. If you find out after your purchase that the
boots are big and it comes to a deformation of the skeleton during the fastening process, it is good to put one more insole inside (can be cut out of a carton). This ensures a proper comfort to your feet and it won't
come to damaging the roller skates or to your injury.
9. The wheels and bearings are a very important part of the roller skates, therefore it is necessary to pay attention to the maintenance. The bearings that can't be taken off, can't be lubricated either – 608ZZ. By these
types of bearings, we wipe off the dust or dirt from the surface with some soft cloth or some soft toothbrush. After this process, we put on a little bit of a plastic lubricant for metal parts and we spread it into a thin layer
in such way, so the bearing would be protected from the corrosion. The bearings that can be dismantled (for example TWINCAM) can be lubricated. We simply take off the rubber seal with a small pin and we clean
the metal bearings from the dirt (see the process stated higher). For lubricating, we use industrial lubrication in quantity 1 to 2 drops for 1 bearing. Then we put the seal back on. It is not recommended to clean the
inside of the bearings. If it's necessary to clean it anyway we rinse the bearings in technical gasoline or diesel oil and then we lubricated it see the process higher. Let the bearings dry out.
10. If you use the roller skates often, the cheaper bearings can become loose and the wheels wear out faster. It happens to cheaper roller skates. This doesn't prevent you from roller skating. We just recommend
replacing wheels and bearings for higher quality wheels and bearings. These parts should be demanded from the supplier of the original roller skates.
11. It is necessary to have in mind that roller skates that are meant for recreational (hobby) purposes are not suitable for freestyle and aggressive skating, in-line hockey and in the terrain.
12. Never use the roller skates at night, in temperatures below +10°C, and if it's wet or raining.