2022 Fischer Operating Instructions en V3.2

Luggage rack

Equally, some models are equipped with the newly developed daytime lights. These are supplied by various energy sources dpend ing on the riding situation. For more on this, please read the instructions supplied by the component manufacturer. Well-functioning lighting is a matter of life or death! Have an expert orFischer customer service techni cian perform assembly, checks and repairs. Mudguards Mudguards are fixed correctly in place with spe cial braces. If the inside of the mudguard runs parallel to the tyre forming a ring shape, the brac es are perfectly positioned. During normal use, the mudguard should not loosen. The mudguard is fitted with a safety fastening in case an object jams between the mudguard and the tyre. This releases the mudguard from its holder to prevent a fall. You must stop cycling immediately if a foreign body is trapped between the tyre and the mudguard. Foreign bodies must be removed before you can continue on your ride. Otherwise, there is a risk of a fall and serious injuries.

On no account should you continue riding with a loose mudguard brace, as this could become wedged in the

Luggage load changes the behav iour of your pedelec. It extends the braking distance, among other things. This may lead to severe accidents. Please adjust your riding style to this, i.e. brake earlier and anticipate more sluggish steering. Only transport baggage on racks intended for this purpose! Never attach a baggage rack to the seat post! It is not de signed for this purpose. Overloading of the seat post by a luggage rack can break the seat post and lead to serious accidents! • Do not attaach child seats to luggage racks. • Please ensure that nothing can get caught in the spokes and spinning wheels. If you are riding with baggage, en sure that you do not exceed the maximum permissible weight of the pedelec (see page 14). Information on the load-bearing capacity of the rack is also stated here.

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Damaged mudguards must be replaced by a specialist/Fischer customer service technician before riding again. In addition, you should also regularly check whether the braces are fixed se curely in the safety releases. Re-locking a safety release

The diagram features a brace attached with a plastic clip. • This clip is locked into the stay on the fork. • The mudguards are aligned in such a way that they do not contact the tyres.

When loading luggage racks, please make sure not to cover the front or rear lights or reflectors!

Avoid uneven loading of the luggage racks.

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