MINOURA P-500AL-6S Manuals

(ver.6.1 2017/2) ! P-500AL-6S "PairStand" instructions manual (Image: P-500AL-6S in K-style leg) FEATURES ● Save vast amounts of space by storing two bicycles in a single space. ● Alloy pillar is lightweight, rust proof and durable. Max load is 100 kgs (in X-style leg mode). ● Legs are switchable between K-style and X-style depending on the number of bikes or setup location. ● Alloy clamp securely holds the bike cradle and allows for easy position changes. ● The bike hook is designed to be low profile to get the bike on and off easily. Soft plastic pads prevent frame from being scratched. It fits up to 70mm diameter frame. ● Bike Cradle is same design as Bike- Tower20. Cradle angle and hook span are fully adjustable. CAUTIONS ● For normal 2-wheel bicycle only. Tandem, recumbent and long tail bikes may not be used on this stand. Place heaviest bike in the lower cradle to maintain stands balance. ● Set stand on an even, horizontal floor. Adjust each foot precisely to insure each of the foot's four points touch the floor evenly. ● Leaving a bike in the top cradle only may cause an imbalance and the stand could fall down. Be careful to keep weights balanced at all times. Contact MINOURA JAPAN MINOURA NORTH AMERICAN TECH CENTER (for ALL customers, including Canada) (for U.S. residents ONLY) 1197-1 Godo, Anpachi, Gifu 503-2305 Japan Mon - Fri, 9 am - 5 pm (PCT) Fax +81-584-27-7505 Phone 1-510-538-8599 / Fax 1-510-538-5899 [email protected] / www.minoura.jp [email protected] If you have question or problem on this product, please contact the shop where you originally purchase this product or the distributor in your country first. The distributor information can be found on our web site. Only when you cannot obtain enough service from them, you can contact Minoura directly. Made in Japan ● Do NOT hook the bike with the down-tube and seat-tube. Hook the top-tube. ● Set up close to a wall to prevent the stand from falling down when setting the stand up in the K-leg configuration. ● Do NOT try to remove the clamp from the bike cradle when installing on the pillar. ● The clamp is made of light alloy material. Do NOT over-tighten or the bolt may come out of the housing, ruining the clamping mechanism. ● Tighten the bolts equally. Do NOT tighten just one bolt firmly. Failure to do so may lead to improperly tightened screws. - 2 - Upper Pillar Hook Arm Leg Foot Adjuster Cradle｛ 1 2 3 (Fig. B) (Fig. C) First of all, confirm the Base Plates. They are not the same. The upper side plate (will be attached to the Lower Pillar) has larger holes to allow the bolts putting through, and there are 4 holes in the center area for connecting to the Lower Pillar. The lower side plate has smaller threaded holes, and there is no hole in the center area. Please be sure that the hole pattern is not symmetric. The in- line 4 holes comes to backside. (see Fig. A) (Fig. A) Place the Lower Pillar on the floor with the top cut out facing up. Set the Upper Base Plate to the pillar as shown in the Fig.C. Screw 4 – M6x30 bolts to the threaded C-shaped ribs in the Lower Pillar through the center holes. Tighten the bolts with the 5mm hex wrench. (Tightening Torque = 4 N.m) Lower Pillar ! Hook material may leave stain on the bike frame. For more info, refer to page 7. Clamp ! Base Plate (Upper & Lower) Upper Base Plate Lower Base Plate Confirm the Lower Pillar direction. Look at the pillar end, you will see 4 C-shaped ribs inside. (see Fig. B) If the C-shaped ribs are threaded, those must be at the bottom with the non-threaded end at the top. (Upper Pillar has a plastic cap on its top) The cut out under the Pillar Joint Clamp must face forward. Upper Base Plate Lower Pillar M6x30 Bolt ! Tighten the bolts alternately and equally. Do not tighten only one bolt with too much force. Safety Pin 4 in-line holes come bottom Part Name Pillar Joint Clamp Required Tools 1 x M5 Hex Wrench (included) 1 x 13mm Spanner (not included) How To Read Bolt Size Length Diameter Ex) 6 x 30 Diameter Length (Unit: mm) Assemble P-500 in K-style Leg Setting up your P-500 in the K-Style leg configuration saves valuable room because the stand can be placed next to a wall. ONLY place the bikes on the front side of the stand so as to maintain balance and keep the stand from toppling over. Maximum bikes per stand is TWO (2). Front Back Look at the Lower Pillar end. The threaded side must come to the bottom. The other side is not threaded. 4 N.m (Fig. D) (Fig. F) 4 Install the legs. All 4 legs are exactly the same size. Each leg has an inner Reinforcement Bracket on its end to prevent deformation when tightening the bolt. Make sure this bracket is set in the deepest position in the tube. (see Fig. D) Do not use the leg without the bracket. 5 Place 4 legs as the letter-K. Sandwich them with the Upper and the Lower Base Plates. Put 8 – M6x50 bolts into the holes (marked in black) on the Upper Base Plate, pass through the leg tube, and screw to the threaded hole. (Tightening Torque = 6 N.m) - 3 - Setting up the P-500 in the X-style allows the stand to be placed anywhere due to the larger footprint and maximum stability of the X. It also allows you to install extra bike cradles and/or optional attachments on the back side (max number of bikes is 4). Please note, setting the stand up in the X-style does require more floor space. Reinforcement Brakcet (Fig. E) Lower Base Plate M6x50 Bolt M6 Sring Washer M6 Flat Washer 1 (Fig. G) 2 (Fig. H) 3 In the K-style leg pattern, the Lower Pillar direction has been fixed. But in the X-style, you can set the Lower Pillar at any direction as you want. Set the Upper Base Plate to the pillar as shown in Fig.I. Screw 4 – M6x30 bolts to the threaded C-shaped ribs in the Lower Pillar through the center holes. Tighten the bolts with the 5mm hex wrench. (Tightening Torque = 4 N.m) ! Tighten the bolts alternately and equally. Do not tighten only one bolt with too much force. Assemble P-500 in X-style Leg First of all, confirm the Base Plates. They are not the same. The upper side plate (will be attached to the Lower Pillar) has larger holes to allow the bolts putting through, and there are 4 holes in the center area for connecting to the Lower Pillar. The lower side plate has smaller threaded holes, and there is no hole in the center area. Please be sure that the hole pattern is not symmetric. The in-line 4 holes comes to backside. (see Fig. G) Upper Base Plate Lower Base Plate Front Back Confirm the Lower Pillar direction. Look at the pillar end, you will see 4 C-shaped ribs inside. If the C-shaped ribs are threaded, those must be at the bottom with the non-threaded end at the top. (see Fig. H) (Upper Pillar has a plastic cap on its top) 6 N.m