AFPCYCLING Micro CCX Manuel d'instruction

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Micro CCX Instruction Manual

Step 1 - Thank You

Thank you for your purchase of the Micro CCX minipump. We are 100%

confident that your new pump will work when you need it to. If for any reason

you are unhappy with your new pump, please contact Amazon customer

service by clicking on Help when logged into your account or by calling them on

00 1 206-266-2992. Alternatively, you can email us at: [email protected].

Your satisfaction is our number one priority.

Please ensure to follow this instruction sheet for years of problem free use

from your Micro CCX minipump.

Step 2 - Mounting Pump to Bicycle

Most bicycles will provide one or

two sets of pre-drilled holes in the

bike frame to which you can screw

the bracket. If you have a water bottle

holder, you can simply mount the

pump bracket under the water bottle

holder. Some bicycles will have

mounting holes on the vertical bar

between where the seat pole sits in the

frame and the pedal housing.

Step 3 - Maintenance

Place a drop of lubricating oil onto the

pump shaft every 3 months.

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Step 4 - How to Use Pump Effectively

Your new micro pump is designed for high performance use whenever you

need it. However, like any tool, it must be correctly used. Please follow the

steps below carefully:

1. Place the mouth of the pump over the valve so that most of the valve is in

the mouth of the pump. If your tire is dead flat you may have to put your other

hand under the tire where the base of the valve is and push the valve firmly

into the pump mouth.

2. Once the valve is pushed into the pump mouth, then pull back the silver

clamp to lock the mouth onto the valve.

3. Before beginning to pump, ensure that you use both hands at all times so

that you keep the pump firmly in one place. Your first hand should be holding

onto the head of the pump firmly with fingers also wrapped around wheel

spokes to ensure the pump head stays in place. Use your second hand to

pump. WARNING: If you do not use one hand to support the head of the pump

all of your pumping force will be pushing against your valve and you run the

risk of damaging the valve.

4. Achieving pressure. Your new micro pump is micro in size and designed to

be super lightweight for emergency situations. As it is small, it does not move a

lot of air volume. If your tire is dead flat, you will need to be patient and

continue pumping until pressure is achieved.