Manual: Trionic Cable Lock

Manual: Trionic Cable Lock

Locate the screw on the bracket. 1 Locate the screw on the bracket.

 

Unscrew the screw with a 4 mm allen key. 2 Unscrew the screw with a 4 mm allen key.

 

Pull the end of the strap out of he bracket. 3 Pull the end of the strap out of he bracket.

 

Wrap the strap around the Veloped rear vertical frame tube (on the Walker, the semi-vertical frame tube). 4 Wrap the strap around the Veloped rear vertical frame tube (on the Walker, the semi-vertical frame tube).

 

Insert the end of the strap into the bracket. 5 Insert the end of the strap into the bracket.

 

Tighten the screw/strap with the 4 mm allen key until the strap is tight. 6 Tighten the screw/strap with the 4 mm allen key until the strap is tight.

 

Cut off the excessive length oft he strap with a cable cutter or knife. 7 Cut off the excessive length oft he strap with a cable cutter or knife.

 

The photo shows the correct attachment of the bracket. 8 The photo shows the correct attachment of the bracket.

 

Attach the cable lock to the bracket from above, push the cable lock downwards until it clicks into the bracket. 9 Attach the cable lock to the bracket from above, push the cable lock downwards until it clicks into the bracket.

 

To detach the cable lock from the bracket, push the two grey buttons and remove the lock from the bracket. 10 To detach the cable lock from the bracket, push the two grey buttons and remove the lock from the bracket.

 

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