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User’s GuideONGUARD EN

Please read the User’s Guide fully before using the lock.

5508 / 5588 Cable Combo Lock

YOUR NEW LOCK IS PRESETTO OPEN AT 0-0-0-5

0 0 0 5

1 1 1 6

9 9 9 4

Guide Point

Lock Post

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0 0 0 5

1 1 1 6

9 9 9 4

Reset Collar

NumberDials

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1 2 3 4

2 3 4 5

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TO SET YOUR OWN COMBINATION

STEP 1

Open the lock by aligning the preset combination number to the guide point and pull out the lock post.

STEP 2

Turn the reset collar clockwise until it comes to a stop.

STEP 3

Select your new combination by rotating the dials (for example: 1234). Be sure to write it down and keep it in a safe place.

STEP 4

Turn the reset collar counter-clockwise until it comes to a complete stop back at its original position.

STEP 5

Reinsert the locking post into the lock. The lock is now ready for normal use with your personal combination.

Repeat these steps any time you wish to change your combination.

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BIKE LOCK DO’S & DON’TS

HOW TO LOCK UP YOUR BIKE

• Domarkyourbikeandtakeaphotoofitforfutureidentification.Thenfor free or a minimal fee, register or license your bike at the local law-enforcementoffice.

• Dolockyourbiketosomethingsolidinavisibleplace.Don’tlockyourbikethrough a chain-link fence – anyone with a set of wire cutters can easily snipthefenceandstealyourbike.Don’tlockyourbiketowoodenrailings–thievescanbreakthem.

• Douseundergroundparkinglotswithamplevideosurveillancecameras–cameras are excellent deterrents.

• Dolockyourbikenexttootherbikeswherepossible.• Dokeepanextrakeytoyourlockinasafeplace.Ifyoursisacombination

lock, keep the number in a secure place.

• Dorememberthatanounceofprotectionisworthapoundofcure.Thefewmomentsistakeseachtotimetolockupyourbikewillsaveyouthetimeand money it would take to replace your bike.

• Don’tparkyourbikeindarkalleys.Doselecthighlyvisiblelocationssuchasbusystreetsorinfrontofstores.Thievesarelesslikelytobotherwithyourbikeifit’slockedoutintheopen.

• Don’tlockyourbikeinthesamespoteachday.Thieves“case”behaviourpatternsandthriveonpredictability.Dolockyourbikeinadifferentlocationeach day.

• Don’tletyourlockrust.Afrozenlockissimplydeadweight.UseaperiodicsquirtofWD-40tokeepyourlockinasgoodworkingorderasyourbike.

One-Lock Method• Removethefrontwheelofyourbike(Pic.C,D)ormakesureyourlock

encircles the rim, not the spokes, of the wheel, as well as the bike frame (Pic.B).

• Lockyourbiketoafixedobjectthatcannotbeeasilybroken,cutorremoved.Somethievesgosofarastoremoveboltsfromsignposts.Onceyou’velockedyourbikearoundaseeminglysecurepole,thethiefsimplylifts the post out of the ground and slips off the lock.

• Positionthekeyentrysoitfacestheground.• Positionyourlockashighabovethegroundaspossibletomakeitharder

forathieftofindleverageandtomakethelockobvioustopassersby.• Removeunsecuredbikeparts,suchastheseat.

Multiple-Lock Method• Alllockscanbebroken.Yourjobistopresentanillusionofabove-average

resistance,convincingathiefthatstealingyourbikewillrequiretoomucheffort.

• UseamaximumU-lockorchainlockinconjunctionwithacablelock.Chancesareathiefwillseetwolocksandmoveontoanothervictim.

• SetuptheU-lockaroundyourreartire,frameandsomefixedobject.Thensnakethecablethroughyourfrontwheel,saddlerails,frameandtheU-lock(Pic.A).Youmaystillwalkawayfeelingwary,butyou’llknowthatyoudidthe best you could.

HOW TO CARE FOR LOCKS

EveryOnGuardLockisruggedlybuiltforlonglifeandtrouble-freeservice.Withminimalcare,yourOnGuardLockwillprovidesecurityandsmoothoperationformany years to come.Hereareafewtipsthatwillhelpyoukeepyourlockworkingefficiently:1. Lubricateyourlocksperiodicallywithalightmachineoil.Donotuse

graphiteinanyform!YourOnGuardLockisaprecisioninstrument,andgraphitemayactuallycausethelockingmechanismtostick.Applyoilinboth the keyway and shackle openings.

2. Locksusedoutdoorsmayrequireoccasionalcleaning.Todothis,submerse

themovernightinkerosene–letthemdrythoroughly–andapplyoil.3. Whenalockisoperatedinfrequentlyorexposedtosevereweather

conditions,internalworkingpartsmaybecometight.Inthesecases,exerta slight downward pressure on the shackle while the key is being turned. Doingthis3or4timeswillrelieveanytensionandwillusuallyrestoreeasyand normal operation of the lock.

4. Usecompressedairtohelpdislodgedebrisinthecylinder.5. keep locking assembly out of dirt and sand, debris will hinder the

performance and function of your lock.

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