Nelo User Guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the different seat models available in Nelo?

  FITTINGS SEAT NELO offers five different seat models so you can choose which is more comfortable for you and your paddling style. All models are configurable in many different height and angle positions. All seat models Standard Low back and classic design.

• What is the Nelo warranty policy?

  NELO disclaims all implied warranties including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In such jurisdictions these exclusions are limited the NELO expressly limits any implied warranties to the greatest extent and to the shortest duration allowed by law.

• How do I set up my Nelo footrest?

  SETTING UP THE FOOTREST NELO footrests have many adjustable settings for total confort and control. To set up you just need to loosen some screws and smoothly adjust the plates to the position that you want. When you finish remember to tighten the screws again. SETTING UP PULL BAR OR FOOT STRAP You can add a pull bar or a foot strap.

• Where can I Find my Nelo kayak ID card?

  www.NELO.eu/kayaks/id/ This card is only valid from the moment you register your boat. 02-2015 111084 SCS 12 kg K1 CINCO L

• Do you need a product manual or user guide?

  Chances are if your products are more complex than a roll of paper towels, you create some kind of user documentation to help people learn how to use them. A well-crafted, user-friendly product manual or user guide can mean the difference between a fantastic customer experience and a terrible one. And, user documentation isn’t just for new users.

• How long should a user guide be?

  A user guide is essentially a book-length document containing instructions on installing, using, or troubleshooting a hardware or software product. A user guide can be very brief—for example, only 10 or 20 pages or it can be a full-length book of 200 pages or more.

• How do you write instructions in a user guide?

  Instructions in user guide should generally be task-oriented —that is, written for specific tasks that users must perform. Instructions should generally use vertical numbered lists for actions that must be performed in a required sequence. Similar or closely related instructions in user guides should be grouped into chapters.

• What is a user guide by David McMurrey?

  by David McMurrey. A user guide is essentially a book-length document containing instructions on installing, using, or troubleshooting a hardware or software product. A user guide can be very brief—for example, only 10 or 20 pages or it can be a full-length book of 200 pages or more.