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My Veloped folding push-button won't hold or stays pressed in – what can I do?

The Veloped folds with a telescopic folding stay that locks with spring-loaded push buttons – there is no folding strap on the Veloped. If a button no longer pops out and holds, or stays pressed in, the small V-shaped spring behind it has usually lost its tension. You can often fix this yourself in a few minutes, or replace the button with a new spare part.

How to fix it

  1. Fold the Veloped halfway.
  2. Detach the middle telescopic tube of the folding stay.
  3. Push out the button together with its V-spring, for example with a pen.
  4. Bend the spring slightly outwards so that it presses harder.
  5. Put the button and spring back so that the button sits centred in its hole, then refit the tube.

Watch the repair video: Veloped folding push-button repair

Spare part

If the button or spring is damaged, order a new Veloped spring-loaded folding push button from our spare parts shop.

Still not holding? Send us a photo at support@trionic.com and we will help you.

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