TiCad PRO User manual

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YOUR NOTES
©2020 TiCad GmbH & Co. KG – All rights reserved.
READ ME FIRST
TiCad PRO
READ ME FIRST
TiCad PRO
PUBLISHER
TiCad GmbH & Co. KG, Heegwaldstr. 3–5, D-63674 Altenstadt
www.ticad.de
The above information, wording and images have been largely
standardised and are primarily intended to describe the trolley‘s
basic functions. For this reason, the product supplied to you may
slightly differ from the above descriptions, in particular if your
trolley is a new version. This “Read Me First” manual must not be
copied or used otherwise in whole or part without TiCad GmbH
& Co. KG‘s consent.
Please carefully retain your Read Me First manual and the origi-
nal packaging.
Please read our General Terms and Conditions of Business at
www.ticad.de.
Concept & graphic implementation:
www.bild-satz-und-sieg.de
Eugen-Kaiser-Straße 18, 63450 Hanau
Phone [phone]
Technical data and dimensions
Model TiCad Pro
Weight of frame + wheels 3.7 kg
Pack size 66 x 32 x 14 cm
Frame dimension 66 x 21 x 14 cm
SERVICE
If you experience any problems with your TiCad trolley, please
first contact your specialist dealer or get in touch with us at our
office in Altenstadt, Germany.
We will then arrange for your TiCad trolley to be collected and
returned to us and help you with the packaging material. If you
want us to perform an inspection or repair, we also offer to assist
you directly without contacting your specialist dealer.
For trolleys located outside Germany, please always contact your
specialist dealer first or contact us directly.
Postal address: TiCad GmbH & Co. KG
Heegwaldstr. 3–5
D-63674 Altenstadt -Waldsiedlung
Germany
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
WARRANTY
Your TiCad trolley has been designed and built with great care.
Please get in touch with your specialist dealer or contact TiCad
directly if you notice anything unusual. The provision of spare
parts or repairs performed under warranty do not extend the
warranty period. The warranty does not apply to damage caused
by carelessness or rough handling, overloading the trolley, inap-
propriate operation, external force, submersion in water and un-
authorised persons‘ actions.The warranty only applies if the en-
closed operating instructions have been observed and the trolley
is being appropriately used and cared for. Technical changes and
new developments do not entitle warranty holders to upgrades.
The warranty period for the titanium frame and the wheels is 5
years from the date of purchase. The warranty does not apply to
wear parts such as e.g. tyres, leather handle, fastening straps.

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YOUR TICADPRO IN DETAIL
1 Drawbar handle
2 Umbrella adaptor
3 Drawbar
4 Top Fixfest coupling
5 Top bag holder
6 Fastening straps
7 Centre bar
8 Bottom Fixfest coupling
9 Shaft
10 Sliding sleeve
11 GRP* wheel
12 Bottom bar
13 Bottom bag holder
14 Wear protection
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TiCad PRO
*Glass-fibre reinforced plastic (PA 6 GF 30)
Bag holder:
The top bag holder is fitted into place with an expansion bolt.
The expansion bolt must not be turned in too far (see images),
because there has to be a gap between the expansion bolt and
the start of the thread. To fit the bag holder, insert it into the frame
and then align and fix it into place by tightening the bolt.
Expansion bolt turned in too far
Bag holder Expansion bolt in the correct position
Attaching the golf bag:
Put your golf back onto the trolley before attaching the drawbar.
To fasten the golf bag, insert one of the round fasteners into the
strap of the opposite fastening strap. When doing so, make sure
not to flick the fasteners, as this may cause injury. To undo the
fastening straps, hold on to the bottom strap and then pull out the
top fastening strap with your other hand.
We recommend fitting the drawbar only once the golf bag
has been attached to prevent the trolley from tipping over.
Frame connections (Fixfest couplings):
The frame sections of your TiCad trolley are connected to one
another with Fixfest couplings. To connect the two frame sec-
tions, simply press them into one another and slightly turn one
of the sections to allow the coupling system to engage. It will have
engaged once the outer ring has slid over the joint. To open the
coupling, pull the outer ring back. 12
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USING YOUR TROLLEY
Always move your TiCad trolley slowly and carefully when
moving over rough ground that contains stones or pot-
holes. Avoid kerb edges.
TiCad umbrella adaptor
Care:
The frame of your TiCad trolley is made of a high-quality,
rust-proof material and has been sealed to keep out rain. The
frame can be cleaned with a conventional household cleaning
product – but not with abrasive cleaners. The titanium‘s shine
can be restored with a special cleaning oil available from TiCad.
The hubs of the wheels and the couplings must not be oiled or
greased.
Umbrella adaptor:
The umbrella adaptor is located at the top end of the drawbar.
Screw the umbrella holder into the tapered adaptor. The adaptor
can only be used in the standard position on the drawbar.
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Congratulations!
You have chosen an excellent product manufactured by TiCad! All
of our high-quality products are carefully handmade at our pro-
duction facility in Altenstadt (Hessen, Germany).
To ensure that you will be able to enjoy your trolley for a very
long time, please take some time to carefully read through these
operating instructions, which contain important information that
will make using your trolley a lot easier.
If you have any further questions regarding the use or care of your
trolley, please contact your specialist dealer.
We would like to wish you many enjoyable games
of golf and a lot of success! Your TiCad team.
SETTING UP YOUR TROLLEY
Fitting the shaft:
1Insert the shaft
2Insert the shaft through the long hole as far as it will go
3Press shaft against the inside spring and turn it to the left
4Continue turning until the shaft engages
(brake faces upwards)
5Dissemble in reversed order
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Image:
TiCad Pro with GRP* wheels, also available as
TiCad Pro Classic with titanium wheels
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Removing and attaching the wheels
Engaging (1+2) and opening (3) the
firm-fix connections