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DOOR COUNTY
HITCH RACK
Operating Instructions
Item #4800
RACKS | TRAINERS | BIKE INFRASTRUCTURE RIDE MORE AT SARIS.COM
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CONTENTS:
Details about this Instruction Manual
Foreword
Obligations Concerning the Handling of this Instruction Manual
Intended Use
Explanation of the Safety Instructions
Delivery Contents
Technical Specifications
Safety Instructions
Fitting and Use
Fitting the Bicycle Carrier on the Receiver
Lifting the Bicycle Carrier onto the Receiver
Lowering and Raising the Bicycle Carrier
Lowering the Bicycle Carrier
Raising and Securing the Bicycle Carrier
Attaching Bicycles
Tilting the Bicycle Carrier, Access to the Hatch
Removing the Bicycle Carrier
Carrying and Storage
Cleaning and Care
Maintenance
Disposal
Contact
Annex
Pin Assignment, 7-Pin
Warranty
Exclusions
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Details about this Instruction
Manual
FORWARD:
This instruction manual helps you with the
proper and safe use of the Saris Door County bicycle
carrier.
OBLIGATIONS CONCERNING THE HANDLING OF THIS
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Any person who
Fits,
Cleans or
Disposes of
This bicycle carrier must have noted and understood
the complete content of this instruction manual.
Always keep this instruction manual to hand and in
a safe place. If the bicycle carrier is passed on, pass
on the instruction manual with it.
PROPER USE:
The Saris Door County bicycle carrier serves to
transport a maximum of two bicycles. It may be fit-
ted only on tow hitches that meet the requirements
specified in the chapter on Coupling Requirements.
Moreover, under no circumstances is the maximum
permitted load of the bicycle carrier to be exceeded.
Proper use also includes adherence to all informa-
tion in these fitting instructions and particularly
adherence to the safety instructions. Any other use
is considered to be improper and may cause dam-
age to property or injury to people. Saris accepts no
liability for damages caused by improper use.
Explanation of the Safety
Instructions
The following categories of safety instructions can
be found in the instructions:
DANGER
Instructions with the signal word DANGER
warm of a hazard with a high risk level. If
it is not avoided then it will result in death
or serious injury.
WARNING
Instructions with the signal word WARN-
ING warn of a potential hazard with a
medium risk level. If it is not avoided then
it may result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Instructions with the signal word CAUTION
warn of a potential hazard with a low risk
level. If it is not avoided then it may result
in minor or moderate injury.
ATTENTION
Instructions with the word ATTENTION
warn of a risk with potential damage to
property. If it is not avoided then the prod-
uct or something nearby may be damaged.
NOTE
Other instructions:
Useful tip. Makes operation or fitting of the
product easier or gives a better under-
standing.
The respective safety symbol used does not replace the
text of the safety instruction.
You must therefore read the safety instruction and
follow it exactly!
Details about the Instruction Manual / Proper Use / Explanation of Safety Instructions
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Delivery Contents
A = Bicycle carrier
B = 2 keys
C = 2 safety belts for front wheels
D = 1 safety belt for bicycle frames
E = Protection cover
F = Lock
G = Pin
H = Tilt Pin
I = Hardware
Examples of
Saris Door County
Delivery Contents / Technical Specifications / Coupling Requirements
Technical Specifications
Material: Aluminum
Steel
Plastic
Dead weight: 55 lb
Max. load: 132 lb
Power consumption,
average:
2A
Power consumption,
maximum:
5.5A
Dimensions (WxHxD),
minimum:
12 x 30 x 30 in
Dimensions (WxHxD),
maximum:
53 x 30 x 30 in
Packaging size (WxHxD): 32 x 30 x 13 in
Do not exceed the max. load of the bicycle carrier
and the permitted tongue load of the 2” receiver.
The total permitted weight and permitted axle load
of the vehicle must not be exceeded with the bicycle
carrier and load.
Max = 60 lbs/kg 27
Máx.= 27 kg/60 libras
Max = 60lb/27kg
Max = 120 lbs/54kg
(Max = 60 lbs/27kg per bike)
Máx.= 54 kg/120 libras
(Máx. = 27 kg /60 libras por bicicleta)
Max = 120lb/54kg
(Max = 60lb/27kg par vélo)
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Not approved for use on RVs or
tow-behind RVs and trailers
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Safety Instructions
Follow the fitting instructions exactly. Not following
the instructions can cause injury to people and dam-
age to property.
If you are unsure when fitting, please ask your dealer
or the manufacturer for further information. Neither
the manufacturer nor the dealer is liable for dam-
ages due to improper use or incorrect fitting. Check
the bicycle carrier and its load regularly! You have an
obligation to do this and will be held responsible in
the case of damage.
WARNING
Exceeding the max. load of the bicycle
carrier and the permitted tongue load of
the tow hitch or the total permitted weight
can cause serious accidents.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to overloading.
You must observe the specifications of
the max. load, permitted tongue load
and total permitted weight of your
vehicle. Do not exceed these specifi-
cations in any circumstances!
WARNING
Traveling without safety belts can cause
accidents.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to loss of the bicycles.
Before beginning each journey, check
that the belt around the bicycles and
the carrier U-bracket is sitting cor-
rectly and securely, see chapter on
Attaching Bicycles”.
Before beginning each journey, check
that both belts around the front wheel
and the belt around the back wheel
of the bicycle are sitting correctly and
securely.
Re-tighten the belts if necessary.
Before beginning each journey, check
that the belts used are undamaged
and unworn.
Replace damaged or worn belts with
undamaged belts before beginning the
journey. Use only belts that are ap-
proved by Saris for the purpose.
WARNING
Driving with the bicycle carrier folded up
can cause accidents. The moving parts
of the bicycle carrier represent a safety
hazard when not fully fitted.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to incompletely fitted bicycle carrier.
Remove the bicycle carrier when you
do not need it.
Never drive with the bicycle carrier
folded up.
Safety Instructions
NOTE
When driving with the bicycle carrier
fitted, the legal requirements and regula-
tions on transporting goods behind your
vehicle apply.
WARNING
Driving with the bicycle carrier affects the
handling properties of your vehicle.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to altered vehicle behavior.
Adjust your driving speed to the new
vehicle behavior.
Never drive faster than 80mph (130
km/h).
Avoid sudden and jerky steering
movements.
Be aware that your vehicle is longer
than usual.
WARNING
Parts that protrude beyond the edge of the
vehicle or bicycle carrier may cause injury
to people or damage to property during
the journey.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to protruding parts.
Fit only parts that do not protrude
beyond the edge of the vehicle.
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Safety Instructions / Fitting the Bicycle on the Tow Hitch
WARNING
Tarpaulins increase the air resistance.
They can become detached and fly
around, which can cause serious
accidents.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to tarpaulins.
Do not use tarpaulins.
WARNING
Driving on rough terrain with the bicycle
carrier fitted can cause the carrier to
break off.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to the bicycle carrier breaking off.
Do not use the bicycle carrier on rough
terrain.
ATTENTION
The hatch could hit the bicycle carrier and
be damaged.
Damage to property due to hatch lid
opening.
Switch off electric hatch lids and
operate manually.
Fold down the bicycle carrier before
opening the hatch.
ATTENTION
The carrier or bicycles could be damaged
if they are directly adjacent to the exhaust
outlet.
Damage to property due to hot exhaust
gases.
Use an exhaust embellisher if
necessary.
ATTENTION
Carrier reduces vehicles departure angle.
Damage to vehicle or carrier. Avoid steep
driveways and or parking lot exits.
Fitting and Use
FITTING THE BICYCLE CARRIER ON THE TOW HITCH
Park your vehicle on a flat surface.
Apply the parking break.
WARNING
Damage to the carrier, e.g. due to bent
parts, cracks or scratches, precludes safe
functioning of the carrier.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to damaged bicycle carrier.
Do not fit the bicycle carrier if there is
any damage.
Proceed as described in the chapter
on Maintenance.
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Fitting the Bicycle on the Tow Hitch
Insert receiver tube into hitch as shown. Line up
hole in receiver tube with holes in hitch. Install split
washer on hitch pin. Insert hitch pin on right pas-
senger side of receiver. Thread pin and tighten with
3/4” wrench or socket. Once tight, lift up on rack
and tighten hitch pin again. Install lock head. *To
ensure properly tightened, lift up on rack and tighten
pin until all play has been removed. Periodically
check pin tightness on long trips.
TAIL LIGHTS
LEFT TURN
GND
AUX POWER
RIGHT TURN
ELECTRIC BRAKES
REVERSE LIGHTS
BRAKE LIGHTS ARE COMBINED WITH TURN INDICATORS
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Fitting the Bicycle Carrier on the Tow Hitch / Lowering the Bicycle Carrier
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WARNING
An unraised or unsecured bicycle carrier
can become caught on obstacles.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to loss of the bicycle carrier during
the journey.
Raise the bicycle carrier to the end
position before each journey.
Ensure that you secure the bicycle
carrier with the keyswitch, as de-
scribed under “Raising the Bicycle
Carrier”.
CAUTION
Body parts or objects that are under the
carrier when it is lowered may be crushed.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to lowering the carrier.
Ensure that there is nothing under the
carrier.
Watch out for your body; maintain a
safe distance.
Fitting the Bicycle Carrier on the Tow Hitch / Lowering the Bicycle Carrier
WARNING
Driving without a working lighting system
can cause accidents.
Injury to people due to not being seen by
other road users.
Before beginning each journey, check
that the lighting system is working
correctly.
Replace any defective bulbs.
Check the connection between the
plug and the coupling.
Lowering and Raising the
Bicycle Carrier
LOWERING THE BICYCLE CARRIER
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Lowering the Bicycle Carrier / Raising and Securing the Bicycle Carrier
Raising and Securing the
Bicycle Carrier
Raise the bicycle carrier until it stops.
Pull the key out of the switch lock. After remov-
ing the key, the warning tone stops and control
panel lights turn off.
WARNING
Lowering the carrier during the journey
can cause serious accidents.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to lowering the carrier during the
journey.
Might the Door County not have raised
to the end position a warning tone
sounds.
Release the keyswitch and restart
the raising until the end position is
reached. The warning tone will shut
down.
In the end position, lock the system
and make sure the key is removed and
stored properly.
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Attaching Bicycles
WARNING
Parts on the bicycles that are not screwed
on securely can become detached during
the journey.
Injury to people or damage to property is
possible due to parts flying around.
Remove all parts that are not secure-
ly connected to the bicycle, e.g. air
pumps, panniers, navigation devices
or batteries.
Also remove all parts that generate
additional resistance, e.g. such as
luggage baskets and child seats.
NOTE
To improve the handling of your vehicle,
it is best to fit the heaviest bicycle first
Also, if you are fitting only one bicycle, you
should place the bicycle in the rail that is
closest to the rear of the vehicle.
Attaching Bicycles
Start by lowering the holding area for the
bicycles, as described in the chapter on
“Lowering the Bicycle Carrier”.
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Attaching Bicycles
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Attaching Bicycles
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Attaching Bicycles
WARNING
Traveling without safety belts can cause
accidents.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to loss of the bicycles.
Before beginning each journey, check
that the belt around the bicycles and
the carrier U-bracket is sitting cor-
rectly and securely, see step 12 in this
chapter.
Before beginning each journey, check
that both belts around the front wheel
and the belt around the back wheel
of the bicycle are sitting correctly and
securely.
Re-tighten the belts if necessary.
Before beginning each journey, check
that the belts used are undamaged
and unworn.
Replace damaged or worn belts with
undamaged belts before beginning the
journey. Use only belts that are ap-
proved by Saris for the purpose.
WARNING
A loose connection between the carrier
and the bicycle can cause the connec-
tion to become detached and loss of the
bicycle.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to loss of a bicycle during the jour-
ney.
Check that the bicycles are fixed se-
curely and fully.
If the connection is loose, repeat steps
1 to 12 from this chapter.
WARNING
An unraised or unsecured bicycle carrier
can become caught on obstacles.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to loss of the bicycle carrier during
the journey.
Raise the bicycle carrier to the end
position before each journey.
Ensure that you secure the bicycle
carrier with the keyswitch.
Now raise the bicycle carrier as described in the chapter
on “Raising the Bicycle Carrier”.
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Tilting the Bicycle Carrier
CAUTION
The hatch could hit the bicycle carrier and
be damaged.
Damage to property due to hatch lid
opening.
Switch off electric hatch lids and oper-
ate manually.
Fold down the bicycle carrier before
opening the hatch lid.
Tilting the Bicycle Carrier,
Access to the Hatch
CAUTION
Injury to people or damage to property
possible by folding up.
Body parts or objects that are between
the carrier and the vehicle may be
crushed.
Ensure that there is nothing between
the carrier and the vehicle.
Remove everything from the space
between the carrier and the vehicle.
CAUTION
Injury to people or damage to property due
to sudden folding down.
Body parts or objects that are under or
in front of the carrier when it is folded
down may be crushed.
Ensure that there is nothing under the
carrier.
Watch out for your body and par-
ticularly your head; maintain a safe
distance.
Release the lock (1.). Hold the carrier
on the U-bracket when folding down
(2.). Release the lock with a foot (3.)
and tilt the carrier down with a hand.
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Removing the Bicycle Carrier
WARNING
A bicycle carrier that is not folded up can
cause the carrier or coupling to break off.
Injury to people or damage to property
due to loss of the bicycle carrier during
the journey.
Fold up the carrier before the journey.
Check that the bicycle carrier is en-
gaged properly. If necessary, engage
the carrier as described previously.
Removing the Bicycle Carrier
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Carrying and Storage / Cleaning and Care
Carrying the Bicycle Carrier
Rolling the Bicycle Carrier
Storing the Bicycle Carrier in
the Protective Cover
Cleaning and Care
The bicycle carrier can be cleaned with a mild
detergent warm water, and/or a soft cloth.
Remove coarse dirt and dust in advance. Do not use
solvents or similar cleaners, as these could damage
the bicycle carrier.
Allow the bicycle carrier to dry by itself. Do not use a
hairdryer or other heated appliances to speed up
the drying process. Clean the bicycle carrier
regularly in coastal areas and in the case of use in
winter conditions, to rinse off salt and prolong the
life of the bicycle carrier.
In prolonged periods without use (e.g. over winter),
store the bicycle carrier in a place that is dry and
protected, to prolong its life.
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Maintenance / Disposal / Contact
Maintenance
Before each journey, check the bicycle carrier for
wear. Defective metal parts and tension belts in par-
ticular must be replaced.
To replace the parts, contact our customer service.
Any change to original parts and materials or to the
structure of the bicycle carrier may impair safety and
performance.
The steel parts of the bicycle carrier have been
protected from corrosion by powder coating in the
factory. If this layer of paint is damaged, ensure that
the damage is rectified professionally as soon as
possible.
Disposal
Observe the local official regulations for disposal.
Also, dispose of the packaging by type in the collec-
tion containers provided for this. More information
can be obtained from your local waste disposal
center.
Contact:
Saris Cycling Group, Inc.
5253 Verona Road
Madison, WI 53711
Phone: 608-274-6550
Fax: 608-274-1702
Email: custser[email protected]
www.saris.com
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Annex - Pin Assignment
PIN ASSIGNMENT
The bicycle carrier is equipped with a lighting
system. This is connected to the tow hitch socket
with a 7-pole plug.
TAIL LIGHTS
LEFT TURN
GND
AUX POWER
RIGHT TURN
ELECTRIC BRAKES
REVERSE LIGHTS
BRAKE LIGHTS ARE COMBINED WITH TURN INDICATORS
Recommended Rack Maintenance & Care Instructions
EACH USE:
Wipe down trunk rack feet
Avoid ground contact with trunk rack feet
Check straps for signs of wear
Check bike cradles and wheel scoops
Check for loose bolts
EVERY 90 DAYS ACTIONS:
Clean with water and mild soap
Lubricate locks if applicable (use wet, oil-based lubricant; NO WD-40)
Grease hitch bolt threads
Check for scratches in paint.
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Official Warranty Terms: Saris Racks
Saris Cycling Group, Inc (SCG), parent company of Saris Racks, warrants our products to the original consumer to be
free from defects in materials and workmanship. Your purchase includes the following warranty which is in lieu of all
other express warranties. This warranty is extended only to the initial consumer purchaser. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights. You may have other legal rights which vary from state to state. Please retain your sales slip for
your records, as proof of purchase will be required.
Warranty Term
Door County 2 Year
*Warranty only valid for original purchaser. Limited lifetime warranty available in North America only.
Manufacturing defects are most likely to be identified on new products or early in the product’s lifespan. Each
warranty claim is unique, and it is solely up to SCG to determine if a product can be covered by the limited lifetime
warranty due to defects, or if the product has suffered wear and tear.
Any product or part thereof found to be defective within the term as set forth above will be replaced without charge
provided that: (1) its failure resulted from a defect in material or workmanship and not from normal wear and tear
expected in the use of the product; (2) the product was not abused, misused, improperly assembled, improperly
maintained or damaged by accident or installation of parts or accessories not originally intended or compatible with
the racks as originally sold., (3) there was no failure to follow instructions or warnings in Owner’s Manual; (4) no al-
terations or modifications were made; and (5) the product or part is delivered, freight prepaid, to Saris Cycling Group
or an authorized service center. Please call 1-800-783-7257 to obtain return authorization prior to return. Any other
claims not included in the statements above are void and will not be honored. SCG reserves the right to inspect any
product before issuing a replacement. SCG’s only obligation shall be to replace such products or parts that it deter-
mines are defective.
Limitations
THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE THE ONLY WARRANTIES MADE BY SCG. THERE ARE NO OTHER WARRANTIES. ANY
WARRANTY THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE BE IMPLIED BY LAW INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY
OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED STRICTLY TO THE APPLICABLE LENGTH
OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
SCG shall not be liable for incidental or consequential losses, damages, or expenses in connection with its products.
SCG’s liability hereunder is expressly limited to the replacement of goods not complying with this warranty or, at
SCG’s election, to the repayment of an amount of the purchase price of the product in question.
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