Amazon Basics Bike Cable Lock (Model AB-BL105) - Instruction Manual

1. Okwu mmalite

Thank you for choosing the Amazon Basics Bike Cable Lock. This 6-foot keyed cable lock is designed to provide reliable security for your bicycle, helmets, backpacks, and luggage. Constructed from durable steel with a weather-resistant plastic coating, it offers both strength and protection against the elements. This manual will guide you through the proper use and care of your new lock.

Figure 1: Amazon Basics 6-foot Bike Cable Lock, coiled with two keys.

2. Ihe ngwugwu

• 1 x Amazon Basics Bike Cable Lock (Model AB-BL105)
• 2 x igodo

3. Nhazi

Your Amazon Basics Bike Cable Lock comes ready to use. No assembly is required. Familiarize yourself with the lock mechanism and keys before first use.

3.1 Isi ọrụ

• The lock features a protective key cover. Slide the blue cover to expose the keyhole.
• Insert one of the provided keys into the keyhole.
• Turn the key to unlock the cable.
• To lock, simply push the cable end into the lock mechanism until it clicks. The lock can be secured without the key.
• Remove the key and slide the key cover back into place to protect the mechanism from dirt and moisture.

Figure 2: Close-up of the lock mechanism with key cover.

4. Ntuziaka ọrụ

Follow these steps to effectively secure your belongings:

1. Choose a Secure Object: Select a sturdy, immovable object to secure your bike or item to, such as a bike rack, lamppost, or fence.
2. Debe eriri ahụ: Loop the 70-inch (6-foot) cable through the frame of your bicycle (and ideally a wheel) and around the chosen secure object. Ensure the cable is not easily removable or cuttable.
3. Engage the Lock: Insert the free end of the cable into the locking mechanism. Push firmly until you hear a click, indicating it is securely locked. Remember, the lock can be engaged without the key.
4. Nyochaa Nchekwa: Gently tug on the cable and the lock to ensure it is properly secured and cannot be easily dislodged.
5. Kpọghe: To unlock, insert the key into the keyhole (after sliding the cover) and turn it. The cable end will release from the mechanism.

Figure 3: Bike Cable Lock in use.

Ngwaahịa Official karịrịview Vidiyo

Demonstration of a Similar Cable Lock

5. Nlekọta

• Keep Keys Safe: Store your spare key in a secure location. Avoid keeping both keys in the same place.
• Clean Keyhole: Periodically clean the keyhole to prevent dirt and debris from accumulating, which can affect the locking mechanism's performance. Use a small amount of graphite lubricant if the key becomes stiff.
• Nyochaa eriri: Regularly check the steel cable and plastic coating for any signs of wear, cuts, or damage. Replace the lock if significant damage is observed.
• Nchekwa ihu igwe: Always ensure the key cover is closed when not in use to protect the internal mechanism from moisture and dust.

6. Nchọpụta nsogbu

• Key is Stiff/Hard to Turn: Apply a small amount of graphite lubricant into the keyhole. Avoid using oil-based lubricants as they can attract dirt.
• Cable Not Locking: Ensure the cable end is fully inserted into the locking mechanism until a distinct click is heard. Check for any obstructions in the mechanism.
• Igodo furu efu: If both keys are lost, the lock will need to be replaced. Keep a spare key in a safe, separate location.

7. Nkọwapụta

Ọgụgụ 4: Akụkụ ngwaahịa.

8. Akwụkwọ ikike na nkwado

The Amazon Basics Bike Cable Lock is backed by a 1-Year Limited Warranty. For warranty claims, product support, or further assistance, please refer to the contact information provided with your purchase or visit the official Amazon Basics support page.