Mode d’emploi Marker Griffon 13 Fixation de ski

Mode d’emploi

Thank you for deciding on MARKER ski bindings. MARKER

bindings represent our continuing commitment to introduce bet-

ter technology and performance for all skiers. For MARKER, mak-

ing a good binding is not enough. We believe that skiers who use

our bindings should be able to perform better and have a more

enjoyable experience, regardless of snow or terrain conditions.

For your own safety we ask you to read and respect the following

warnings and instructions very carefully.

WARNINGS

• All new MARKER bindings meet or exceed the requirements

of the existing standards (ISO, DIN, ÖNORM, BfU, ASTM) and

are approved by TÜV-Product Service. However no binding is

able to release under all circumstances and conditions where

release may prevent injuries.

• Skiers should understand that there are inherent and other

risks in the sport of skiing. You should, therefore, adapt your

skiing and choice of slopes according to your respective abil-

ity.

• As the non-skilled installation or adjustment of ski bindings in

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crease the risk of possible injuries, we seriously recommend

that you have an authorized dealer handle installation and ad-

justment.

• In order to assure the required function of the ski binding, we

recommend that you do not alter the release values adjusted

by the authorized MARKER dealer.

• Keep your bindings clean. Dirt, improper storage, or long pe

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riods of non-use can adversely influence the performance of

your bindings.

• Boots that do not meet current standards or which have worn

out soles are likely to influence the release capacity of your

binding.

• You should, therefore, have your equipment checked by an

authorized MARKER dealer at least once per year and any

time you experience or suspect problems.

• In order to not lose the ski after a release in deep snow, we

recommend the use of a powder cord.

• As ski bindings are exposed to dirt and salt when transported

on the roof of a car—conditions which could result in a mal-

function of the binding--we recommend the use of a binding

cover when travelling.

• Any improper use of the binding, such as on a monoski, or

alterations of any kind concerning parts of the binding or the

ski brake increase the risk of the binding either not releasing

or releasing incorrectly.

• The application of additional accessories or cants can affect

proper function of the binding and/or ski brake. Therefore, these

modifications should only be undertaken by an authorized

MARKER dealer.

• Please keep this „instruction for use“

• Please do not ski after consumption of drugs or alcohol

ENGLISH

Any binding purchased by mail order or over the internet must be

taken to an authorized MARKER dealer for mounting, adjustment,

testing and evaluation based on the user‘s personal data.

MARKER will not accept any responsibility or liability for any adjust-

ments made by the end user or anyone that has not been trained

and certified as a Certified Marker Binding Technician by Marker.

USER INSTRUCTIONS

Adjustments

Because adjustments depend not only on the type of binding,

but also on the boot and the type of skier, they should exclusively

be made by an authorized dealer. The dealer is also able to me-

chanically check the functions. On the release force visual indica-

tor (2) on the toe and on the heel you can see the release

values (Z) the dealer has adjusted. Releases values exceeding

Z 10 are not recommended by MARKER or by any standards

and are at your own risk.

Step-in (also after release): Check to make sure that the boot

sole is clear of snow, ice and dirt. If the heel cup is closed, open

the heel by pressing down on the opening lever (5) with ski pole,

ski, boot, or hand. Place the toe of the boot into the toe cups

and step down into the heel cup.

Step-out (also after falls): Press down on the opening lever (5)

with ski pole, ski, boot, or hand and lift the heel of the boot at

the same time.

Piston Control Adjustment

Piston Control bindings have an engagement lever (6) posi-

tioned in front of the toe. You can set this lever in two different

positions (ON/OFF) according to the following recommendations.

The engagement lever of both ski bindings should be in the same

position when skiing.

Piston ON: packed, groomed runs, hard snow and ice

Piston OFF: deep powder

Position for transport: While holding the skis upward, base to

base, slide one ski down onto the other ski, until the brake arms

(4) lock together.

MARKER SKI BINDING COMPONENTS

1 Toe

2 Release Force Visual Indicator

3 Brake Pedal

4 Brake Arm

5 Opening Lever / Heel

6 Piston Control Engagement Lever

BINDING CARE AND MAINTENANCE

The MARKER warranty is based on the confidence that these

instructions and warnings are respected. You should keep your

boots and bindings clean and have your boot/binding system

checked regularly by an authorized dealer at least once a year.

Preferably at the beginning of the skiing season, this check should

ensure that adjustment and function are correct. Store your skis

with closed bindings in a dry room that provides moderated tem-

perature. Avoid influence of great heat.

WARRANTY

MARKER`s warranty is extended to the customer through the

MARKER authorized dealer. MARKER requests that warranty

claims or inquires are processed by authorized dealers on be-

half of their customers. In some instances, if a retail customer

should contact MARKER directly, MARKER may process the claim

or inquiry.

Defective product is defined as that product, component, or part

there of which, due to material failure or defect in workmanship,

no longer functions properly for its intended use. Final decisions

regarding any claimed product defect will be made solely by a

representative of MARKER. MARKER will, at its sole discretion,

repair, replace or refund the purchase price of a defective retail

binding for a period of two years (USA 3 years), Rental and Demo

Bindings one year. Damage caused by improper handling, non-ob-

servance of the instructions for use, non-qualified installation, im-

proper adjustment, insufficient maintenance and servicing, skiing

accident, abuse of product, or normal wear is not covered under

warranty. MARKER will not be liable for incidental or consequential

damages of any nature unless such limitation is expressly prohib-

ited by law in the applicable jurisdiction. All implied warranties are

expressly disclaimed unless law prohibits such disclaimer. In that

event, the duration of any implied warranties shall be concurrent

with the period of express warranties stated herein.

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