Fox Live valve User manual

QUICK START GUIDE
605-00-209 REV B
FOX FACTORY, INC. 2022 // 1.800.FOX.SHOX
915 DISC DRIVE. SCOTTS VALLEY, CA 95066 USA
TEL: [phone]
ATTENTION: SET-UP ACTION REQUIRED
UNIT MUST BE CALIBRATED

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ENGLISH 3
FRANÇAIS 12
ITALIANO 21
DEUTSCH 30
ESPAÑOL 39
PORTUGUESE 48
CHINESE 57

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QUICK START:
THIS MUST BE COMPLETED BY A PROFESSIONAL BICYCLE MECHANIC
1. Install the Live Valve fork
2. Route and connect the cables
3. Charge the system battery
4. Calibrate the system
5. Setup using the Live Valve App
As a reference, please pass this guide along to the customer.
WARNING
The Live Valve system will come installed from the factory. However, Bluetooth must
be paired and the system must be calibrated before the first use.
Do not use a power washer or any high-pressure cleaning methods.
Begin with the fork and shock compression adjusters in the SOFT (open) position.
When the bike is stationary for a period of time, the Live Valve controller automatically
opens the suspension and then shuts o to maintain battery life. This specific duration of
the automatic system power-o feature varies depending on your frame manufacturer.
The power button must be pressed to turn the system on again.
Visit www.ridefox.com/livevalve for instructional videos. For further details, refer to
the printed or online version of the Live Valve Owner’s Guide.

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STEP 1
Install the Live Valve fork
1. Install the Live Valve fork in the same way you
would install any FOX fork. Instructions are
available online or in the Live Valve Owner’s Guide.
STEP 2
Route and connect the cables
1. The front sensor cable has an audio jack cable end.
Route the front sensor cable so there are no tight
bends or obstructions from other cables.
2. Insert the front sensor cable into the front sensor
until you hear a click.
3. Make sure to orient the sensor connector on top
of the brake line and closest to the fork. Snap the
sensor clip to brake line first, and then snap it to
the sensor connector. There must be a strain relief
loop in the cable so it can move freely as the fork
goes through its travel.
STRAIN RELIEF LOOP

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4. Install a zip tie around the center of the
sensor clip.
5. Install a cable clip near the head tube on the
front sensor cable and the other cable.
6. Remove the fork air cap. Use a hex wrench
to release all of the air from the air valve.
Compress the fork to bottom out and make
sure the strain relief loop in the cable allows
the cable to move freely as the fork goes
through its travel.
NOTICE
Do not install any zip ties anywhere between this
cable clip and the sensor clip. The front sensor
cable is equipped with a quick release to prevent
cable damage in the event of a crash. This quick
release will not function if the sensor cable is zip
tied anywhere between this cable clip and the
sensor clip.