BEACH WAGON COMPANY 2714703 Beach Wagon Lite User Guide

: June 13, 2024
: BEACH WAGON COMPANY

Table of Contents

WARNINGS
MAINTENANCE and REPAIR
MOUNTING WHEELS
WHEEL LOCKING
- Rear wheel
- Front wheel
UNFOLDING
FOLDING
STORAGE
References
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BEACH WAGON COMPANY 2714703 Beach Wagon Lite User Guide

WARNINGS

WARNING! A CHILD’S SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

WARNING! Never leave a child unattended. It may be dangerous to leave your child unattented.

WARNING! This wagon is not intended for children under 3 years.

WARNING! Maximum load of the Beach Wagon LITE® is 80 KG. Never overload. Never load more children then the wagon is suitable for.

WARNING! Never let a person stand in the wagon.

WARNING! This wagon is not suitable for running or skating.

WARNING! Always read the instructions BEFORE use. Keep these instructions for future reference.

WARNING! Assembly of the Beach Wagon LITE® by adults only!

WARNING! This wagon shall be used with caution, since skill is required to avoid falls or collisions causing injury to the user or third parties!

WARNING! Do not attach the wagon to any other vehicle, car, bicycle, motor or animal. Do not use on highway. Only use for walking. Maximum speed 10 KM per hour.

WARNING! Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out of the wagon.

WARNING! Always use this wagon with care to avoid injury, falling and collision.

WARNING! Always divide the load evenly over the wagon. Overloading on one side might cause tilting of the wagon.

WARNING! When the wagon is used in the sun, there is a hazard of sun burn. Use sun protection for children.

WARNING! Keep flames and heat away from the wagon.

WARNING! This wagon requires regular maintenance by the user. See the maintenance instruction in this manual.

WARNING! Ensure that all accessories are engaged / constructed according the adviced instructions in the manual of these accessories before use.

WARNING! To avoid injury ensure that your child is kept away from the wagon when unfolding and folding this wagon.

WARNING! Keep plastic covers and bags away from children to avoid suffocation and hazard.

WARNING! Children should be kept on a distance of moving parts while making adjustments.

MAINTENANCE and REPAIR

Regular maintenance extends life span of the Beach Wagon and reduces the chance of problems.

Please have all minor repairs and maintenance done by a good bicycle shop or experienced bicycle repairer, and contact your dealer with any other problems or for parts needing to be repaired. Or contact us at www.beachwagon.company.

The high-quality materials used to make the Beach Wagon guarantee its long life span. When assembling the frame in the factory, no extra protecFon is applied to the parts. Premature damage to metal parts is prevented by cleaning the Beach Wagon regularly and treaFng all parts with acid-free vaseline or other protecFve substances.

Extra maintenance is necessary when the Beach Wagon comes into contact with sand or salt.

Salt should be rinsed off with clean water, and the parts coated with a protecFve layer in order to prevent damage to the steel parts. Take the wheels off and clean the axles with water. AJer cleaning make all parts dry. Please remember that if the Beach Wagon comes into contact with salt, this could penetrate into the metal tubes. To prevent excessive corrosion, tubes must be checked for damage and treated with a protecFve layer.

The covers are made of polyester and can be washed in the washing machine at a low temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. The polyester covers can be removed by opening the zippers and velcro for inspecFon and maintenance

Check before every use of the wagon.

Check if all nuts and bolts are fastened securely. If necessary Fghten or loosen them.
Treat all moving parts with vaseline or Teflon spray.
Check the cover and all other texFle parts for damaged seams and/or zips.
Check the frame for damage and/or breaks.
Check all parts for damage/corrosion. If necessary clean the parts, and coat them with a protecFve layer.
Check the wheel bearings for corrosion. If necessary, remove the bearings from the wheel rim, clean them and apply a layer of vaseline.
Check whether the pull bar is well fastened and the upholding spring works well and is well fastened.
Repair or replace any damaged or worn parts.
Check if all four (4) wheels have been aYached correctly and firmly. The push buYon must be fixed in the axle opening in order to hold the wheel.
The four (4) side panel clamps have been firmly fastened to prevent the panels from opening and to prevent the wagon from unintended folding.

MOUNTING WHEELS

WHEEL LOCKING

Rear wheel

How to attach.

Slide wheel axle (A) completely into frame axle (B).
Locking buYon (C) will automacally lock the wheel.
Check proper locking by pulling wheel in direcFon (D).

How to remove
Push buYon (C) and pull out wheel in outside direcFon of axle (D).

Front wheel

How to attach.

Slide wheel axle (A) completely into frame axle (B).
Locking buYon (C) will automaFcally lock the wheel.
Check proper locking by pulling wheel in direcFon (D).

How to remove
Push button (C) and pull out wheel in outside direcFon of axle (D).

UNFOLDING

Adach wheels: see page “Moun2ng wheels”.

Pull bar strap
Open front and rear panel.
Do NOT open by liging pull bar.
Open by liging the front and rear panels.
Beware the pull bar does not hit your HEAD!
You can move pull bar strap to inside of the wagon
Put the 4 clamps in open position.
Open the leg and right side panel.
Fix the side panels by closing the 4 clamps.

FOLDING

Open the 4 clamps.
Fold the right and leg side panels.
Bring the clamps in “close” posi2on for flat folding.
Fold front and rear panels.
Do NOT fold by pull bar.
Beware the pull bar does not hit your HEAD!
Fold wagon by holding the front and rear panels.
1. Close pull bar strap with the buckle to hold pull bar and wagon frame together.