crosskate brake pad changing Manual Do Utilizador

Using this equipment can be a hazardous activity even under the best of circumstances.
Through the purchase of this equipment, the user understands and agrees to assume
all responsibility for any damage or injury caused by the use of these skates. Please
refer to the Owner’s Manual for  the full Crosskate Limited Warranty.

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Crosskate Inc.

13R Bessom St.

Marblehead, M.A. 01945

1.877.CROSSK8

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Kit includes:  4 Crosskate Brake Pads

YOU MAY NEED NEW BRAKE PADS IF:  Increased
braking effort does not result in increased braking force.

Tools needed:
3mm allen key

4mm allen key

Flathead screwdriver

Pliers

1. Remove the 3 Brake Disc Screws (31) with a 3mm allen key. Make sure

the disc is free from the hub.

2. Remove the Rear Axle Screw (32) with a 4mm allen key.

3. Slide the wheel off of the Rear Axle (33).

4. If you need more brake cable slack, loosen the Cable Collar or the Rear

Noodle. (Make sure you readjust when you are done!)

5. Remove the old Brake Pads (27) with a flathead screw driver.  This may

take some effort.  If your brake pads are glued in, you must remove all
the glue and debris from the slot before installing new pads.  Bring your
skates to an Authorized Crosskate Dealer if you need help with this
procedure.

7. Slide the new pads into the Brake Arms, in the direction shown,

ensuring that they are fully seated into the Brake Arm’s T-slots.  There
is a small round protrusion on the back of each brake pad that fits into a
corresponding hole in each Brake Arm.  This feature secures the pads
in each Brake Arm, and requires deliberate pressure to take them out.

8. Replace the Rear Wheel and Brake Disc, making sure to tighten all

fasteners securely.

9. Readjust the brake system to account for the new pads.

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