13
W Children must w
ness.
use the safety harness.
HOW T
The backrest can be adjusted to 5 positions.
5.
the two press studs, as shown in F
6.
located on the backrest. Release the button to lock the
backrest in the nearest position (Fig
7.
it upwards (F
W
more dicult.
HOW T
The stroller’
child’
8.
levers up until you reach the horizontal locking position
(g. 8).
9.
(g. 9).
W The legr
tain the child.
REAR BRAKES
The rear wheels have linked brakes, which can be applied
simultaneously to the two rear wheels by using just one
pedal.
10.
at the centre of the rear wheel units in a down
rection, as shown in g. 10.
11.
vers located at the centre of the r
upward direction, as shown in g
W Always apply the brakes whenever the stroller
is stopped. Never leav
a child inside, even with the parking brakes engaged.
W After operating the brake lever
the brakes are correctly engaged in both of the rear wheel
units.
FRONT
The stroller has front swivel/xed wheels. I-
ed to use the wheels in the xed mode on particularly
changeable sur
mode is recommended in order to incr
the stroller on a normal road surface
12.
lever in an upward direction with your f
g. 12.
the lever with the foot.
position, regardless of its pr
W Both wheels must always be locked or un-
locked at the same time.
SUMMER/WINTER HOOD
13.
positions, as shown in g. 13A.
hood on the seat, fasten the rear part of the hood on the
back of the stroller backrest using the relevant buttons
(g 13B).
W
stroller
14.
pulling the front part towardS you as shown in g
15.
panel may be removed b
tons on the rear side of the backrest (g. 15).
16.
tions.
tection (Fig
present on the front end of the hood (F
in order achieve complete prot
on the hood and pull out the rest of the textile part
(Fig
FOLDING THE
W
child or other children are at a saf
that during these operations the moving parts of the stroll-
er will not come into contact with your child Before closing
the stroller
17.
in an upward direction (g. 17A), and unlock the pedal
located on the right side of the stroller
(see g. 17B).
18.
ward (g. 18).
19.
on the side of the stroller will automatically lock it in the
close position (see g. 19), theref
cidental opening of the stroller
HOW
The fabric cover of the stroller can be remo
20.
Then unfasten the buckle (g. 20B), the press studs on
the seat (g. 20C) and the velcro straps around the low-
er part of the back
cover
appropriate hole.
21.
the stroller
A and remove the two hooks B and C, located under the
fabric panel on the side of the stroller (g. 21B). Lastly
remove the fabric cover fr
an upward direction. F
order to t the lining again.
W Check regularly that the belt under the seat is
tensioned (g. 20B).
If the strap is loose, tension it.
AC
W
available for some versions of this pr
carefully the instructions on the accessories available for
the model purchased.
STORA
The stroller may come with a storage basket.
22.
supports A. Fasten the
Then pass the rear straps around the tubes C and fast
D o not bleach
D o not tumble dr y
D o not ir on
D o not dr y clean
P er iodically wipe clean plastic par ts with a sof t damp cloth.
Alwa ys dr y the metal par ts t o pr e v ent the f or mation of rust
if the f olding cot has come int o contac t with wat er .
M AINTENANCE
L ubr icat e the mo ving par ts only if necessar y , with a light
application of a silicone based lubr icant. R egular ly check
the condition of the wheels and , k eep them clean of dust
and sand . T o a v oid fr ic tion that ma y pr e v ent cor r ec t oper -
ation of the str oller , mak e sur e that all the mo vable plastic
par ts along the metal frame ar e clean of dust, dir t or sand .
K eep the str oller in a dr y place .
GENER AL INSTR UC TIONS
HO W T O ASSEMBLE THE FR ONT WHEELS
1. A ssemble the fr ont wheel , inser ting it int o the appr opr i -
at e joint until y ou hear a click indicating that it is lock ed
cor r ec tly int o position (g . 1). R epeat this operation with
the other wheel .
W ARNING: B ef or e use , ensur e that the wheels ar e lock ed
cor r ec tly .
OPENING THE STR OLLER
W ARNING: When opening the str oller , mak e sur e that y our
child or other childr en ar e at a saf et y distance .
M ak e sur e that dur ing these operations the mo ving par ts
of the str oller will not come int o contac t with y our child
2. R elease the closing de vice and push the fr ont par t of the
str oller f or war d (g . 2).
3. P ush the r ear pr imar y lock ing mechanism do wn war d with y our
f oot (g . 3).
W ARNING: B ef or e use , ensur e that the str oller is lock ed in
the open position, b y check ing that the r ear lock ing mech -
anism is e ec tiv ely lock ed .
HO W T O USE THE SAFE T Y HARNESS
T his str oller has a v e -point saf et y har ness f eatur ing t w o
shoulder straps , t w o adjustment holes , a waist strap and a
cr ot ch strap with buck le .
A f t er r emo val of the saf et y har ness ( e .g . f or washing), en -
sur e that the har ness is r eassembled cor r ec tly using the
anchorage points . T he har ness must be r e adjust ed .
W ARNING: When car r ying childr en up t o 6 months of age ,
the shoulder straps must be passed thr ough the 2 adjust er
slots .
4. I f necessar y , adjust the height of the shoulder straps , in -
ser ting them int o the adjustment hole , as sho wn in g . 4.
A f t er sitting y our child in the str oller , fast en the saf et y har -
ness , rst inser ting the t w o pr ongs int o the hole locat ed
on the shoulder straps (g . 4A and 4B) and then int o the
buck le of the cr ot ch strap (g . 4C ). A djust the length of
the straps , ensur ing that the y adher e t o the child ’ s shoul -
ders and body cor r ec tly . T o unfast en the waist strap , pr ess
and pull the side pr ongs .
