Rola RMX433 User manual

Front
‘B’ PILLAR
ANCHOR POINT
ANCHOR POINT
Size 3 Allen Key
Issue A
21-01-2014
644
RMX Series Roof Racks
Ford Territory 4D SUV
SX / SY / SZ 2004 Onwards
RMX433
CARRYING CAPACITY 60 kg
ALTERNATIVE COVER
ASSEMBLY OF CROSS-BARS
1. Ensure the roof is clean, free from dust and grease.
2. Insert the neck of the End-Support into the void of the Cross-bar prole.
They are designed to be a tight t: use a rubber mallet if necessary (Fig.1)
3. Pull back the rubber Buer Strip about 20mm until the screw hole can be
accessed.(Fig. 2) Using a Phillips Head Screwdriver, fasten the screw through
the cross-bar and into the End Support.
Do this for all four sides and replace the buer strip. Screw hole
Screw
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
Fig. 5 Fig. 6
Fig. 3
FITTING CROSS-BARS TO VEHICLE
4. Identify your anchor points and remove factory screws, (if applicable) using
tool supplied - refer to Fig 3 & Fig. 4 Remove screws at position 2 and 4 only.
Keep these factory screws in a safe place.
Position the track and base plates onto the roof in the positions as specied in
Fig 4 and Fig 5. Place the Cross-bar assemblies (Front & Rear) in their positions
on top of base plates.
5. Ensuring the base plates are aligned with the anchor points and holes in the
end supports are corresponding with their positions on the vehicle, ( 2 & 4 )
proceed to fasten the end supports in position, using the security bolts
provided. (Fig. 4 - 5)
6. Repeat the same procedure for opposite sides of vehicle..
7. Mount your “Accessories”set onto the cross-bars using the Global Mount
Channel. Once installed, insert the ‘Global Channel’ Covers into the End
Supports.
Note: You have a choice of 2 - (a) quick access snap-on cover or (b) long term
mounting - security cover to cap o and lock the mount channel. (Fig. 5)
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Security
Cover
YOUR ANCHOR POINT ACCESS
MAY LOOK DIFFERENT TO
THIS ILLUSTRATION
THREADED
ANCHOR HOLE
Quick Access
Snap-on Cover
Fig 4.
M6x27
ALLEN KEY
x1
END SUPPORT
(RIGHT) BASE PLATE (5mm PL)
END SUPPORT
(LEFT) TRACK PLATE (3mm PL) SNAP-ON COVER SECURITY COVER SCREW SECURITY BOLT SECURITY BOLT ASSEMBLY KEY CROSS-BAR ASSEMBLY
x2 x2 x4 x4 x4 x4 x4 x4 x4 x1
x2
Please Note:You will require the following tools
Rubber Mallet Safety Knife
Phillips Head Screwdriver Flat Head Screwdriver
M6x27 M6x12
1
2
3
4
5
Factory Screw
Anchor Point
Use this tool
POSITIONS
Track Plate
Base Plate
Security Bolt

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RMX433 Series Roof Rack
RBX
For full warranty information, visit our website: www.rola.com.au
General Usage Information
Warnings
INSERTING COVERS
It is essential for the proper assembly, operation and use of the Roof Rack that the instructions and safety precautions
supplied are strictly observed.Read any fitting, care and usage instruction carefully.
The maximum permissible load for your Roof Bar is the lower of the maximum load capacity specified in your vehicle opera-
tion manual, or specified as applying to the Roof-Rack. Do not exceed the maximum specified load capacity.
Maximum permissible load = weight of the Roof Rack + weight of accessories + weight of load (cargo).
When fitting the Roof-Rack and transporting a load, ensure the vehicle’s functions are not impaired (eg, sunroof, aerials,
windscreen wipers, mirrors). Rear doors on Hatch- and Wagon-type vehicles should be inspected for adequate clearance for
full opening operation of the boot/tailgate.
Stop and check all screw connections, bolts and retaining straps after a short distance of travel. Repeat these checks at regular
intervals.
Remember that the fitting of a Roof Rack and the transport of a load increases the overall height of the carrying vehicle.
Where the Roof-Rack is to be used in off-road conditions, a safety weight reduction of 1.5 should be observed from the total
carrying capacity. (eg.60kg becomes 40kg)
Cequent will not be liable to the purchaser or any other person for any consequential, incidental, direct or indirect loss,
damage or costs incurred of suffered by the purchaser or any other person including but not limited to damage to persons or
property, loss of turnover, loss of profits, loss of business or goodwill, arising from or in relation to the assembly and use of the
Roof rack, or the non-observance of the fitting and care instructions.
Fig. 6