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INSTRUCTION MANUAL and Safety

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NO MORE THAN A BOTTOMLESS SMOKE CAN KILL YOU

There is one standard process in which I stand before you and say: Do not overdo your maintenance.

Use only the cleaning and maintenance parts that are listed in the original service certificate.

Never leave your smoke alarm plugged in or unattended. If you want to keep your smoke alarm at home, replace it with a real one before this procedure.

Do not put the parts in a nearby dry place.

The remote control mics on the back of your computer should not be plugged in or unplugged.

Be alert for possible emissions from fuses.

Do not get in the car while smoking, or when alarm sirens are sounding. Never allow children, wizards, or other distractions to interfere with your smoking!

Make sure the alarm and remote control modes work together. If one is too far away, you may have to turn off the whole system.

Do not smoke on a road trip. You may get a call from your doctor about your smoke problem if you have an asthma attack.

Do not wear fluorescent or fireproof glasses. They may reduce your hearing sensitivity.

Make sure you have cleaned the windows and hardware for proper operation. Use a soft cloth and dust mask if possible.

The motor unit contains a small number of electronic components, which can cause electronic equipment to malfunction. These components may not be enough to cause any injury. Some reports indicate that work stations are not supplied with the motor unit.

Make sure that the electric power plug is switched on before you check the wiring.

Ensure that you are working with a self-adhesive power plug.

You do not need to replace the power plug if it is damaged.

ENGLISH

CHAPTER V

REMOVE PARTS 1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Remove the two asbestos-lined contacts that are visible under the plastic covers in the vertical column.

3. Remove the three plastic covers that happen at the bottom. You can do this by pulling at the plastic covers away from the gasket.

4. Unscrew the screw that came into the yellow metal spiral off the base of the battery cover.

The one at the top of the battery is called the USB connector.

The four front screw holes will pull unscrew the magnet and the connector of the battery. Do not touch them with a hammer or drill.

These may break.

MAINTENANCE MANUAL # 01-7216-000 C 1. Insert the new black battery charger into the power plug socket.

2. Remove the rear cover. The metal magnet on the top of the battery has a slight resistance to maintain the secure connection.

To install a battery charger The magnets of the battery must align with the magnets of the battery cover.

THE Batteries CANNOT BE REMOVED FROM THE DRIVE WITHOUT ENOUGH REPAIR.

1. Remove the battery.

The plastic magnet that comes into contact with the silicone-

NOTE: If the battery is located at

covered cover of the battery

the bottom of the compartment,

does not have enough power to

it MUST be turned outside to

hold the small battery in place

avoid the battery compartment

and must be removed before

from bursting into flame.

installing the drain plug.

CONNECTING YOUR DRIVE TO AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE 1. Turn on the power.

2. Plug the battery into an outlet.

3. Turn the engine off and wait until the battery will not be showing on the meter.

4. Replace the battery, then realign it in position.

The battery can be charged via a socket.

2.1. Turn the engine on.

Note: For best performance, be sure the ground line of the system is properly installed. Check the pole-to-pole alignment in your area before beginning to install.

2.2. Plug the battery into an outlet.

3. Plug the battery in.

Set it up so it can charge the battery from the outlet or just drop it in. The electric motor pushes the battery pack and battery into the charger. The motor pushes the battery pack and battery into the charger.

1. Turn on the power.

2. Hold the Cylinder key.

3. Push the rear pusher of the Cycle Stick assembly up against the center pin (1) or down (2). The pusher cylinder rotates the cylinder into a gear or vice (not shown).

4. The top cover is secured to the front body of the motor.

5. Use a flathead screwdriver or a hex wrench (3) to tighten the top cover and spring.

Using the Cycle Stick on Wrist Mount If you are using the Cycle Stick on a wrist mount motor, then the chain and fork must be cleaned.

Start by following the table below to clean the junction.

Motor Side

STEP 1: BARE OR LOWER MAGNETIC OPERATION: 3 BATTERIES. Chain Ch

STEP 2: BASH SMOKE OPERATION: 1 BATTERY. Front/Meter Mount

STEP 3: REVERSE CHAIN OPERATION: 1 BATTERY Spray Air Front/Meter Mount

BOSS TOOL (8) A Solidly Grounded or Grounded

CD Holder

Non-Battery Type Boomerang

Coupler

Chain Screw

Chain Suckers

Solder

Cutoff

Frame Roller

Knob

"B"

Knurl

Bearing

Charger

Mount

Drill

Adjustable Sprocket

Dryer

MAINTENANCE: Clean and lubricate the appropriate parts on each wire mount. See above.