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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
IMPORTANT WARNING
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WARNING! RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
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WARNING: BEFORE USE, REMOVE AND DISPOSE
ALL PLASTIC BAGS AND PACKAGING MATERIALS
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AND KEEP THEM OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
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This high chair is designed to be used in different ways:
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• Reclined baby bouncing chair: from 0 months
• How to use the high chair: from 6 months
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• How to use the chair booster seat: from 6 months
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• How to use the first seat: from 6 months
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• How to use the compact chair booster seat: from 6
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• How to use the stool: from 36 months
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COMPONENTS
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A. Frame
A1. Front legs
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A2. Rear legs
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A3. Scratch-resistant front wheels (2x)
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A4. Tray locking slots
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A5. Open/close buttons
B. Seat base
B1. Height adjustment buttons
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B2. Legrest
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B3. Footrest
B4. Legrest adjusting/tilting buttons
B5. Seat fastening slots
C. Seat
C1. Buttons to release seat from the base
C2. Armrests
C3. Armrest tilting buttons
C4. Fixed backrest
C5. Removable upper backrest
C6. Upper backrest fastening slots
C7. Upper backrest fastening inserts
C8. Upper backrest fastening tab
C9. Backrest tilting button
C10. Chair booster seat height adjustment feet
C11. Feet release devices for height adjustment (open-
ing/closing)
C12. Chair booster seat fastening belt slot compartments
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C13. Child safety harness with 5-point buckle
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C14a. Backrest fastening straps for chair booster seat use
C14b. Seat fastening straps for chair booster seat use
C15. Rear pin for fastening the seat to the base
C16. Front pins for fastening the seat to the base
D. Cover
D1. Main cover
D2. Upper cover
D3. Zipper for upper cover removal
D4. Zipper for compact chair mounted seat use
E. Tray
E1. Tray covers
E2. Fastening/adjustment central button
E3. Fastening hooks
TIPS FOR CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
The cleaning and maintenance operations shall only be
carried out by an adult.
Cleaning
Clean the fabric cover with a soft cloth soaked in water
or a neutral detergent. To remove the fabric cover from
the high chair repeat, in reverse order, the operations
described to fix the fabric cover to the structure. Clean
the plastic parts with a soft cloth soaked in water. Nev-
er use abrasive detergents or solvents. If the high chair
comes into contact with water, dry the metal parts to
prevent the formation of rust.
Maintenance
Keep the high chair in a dry place.
To avoid friction that may compromise the correct func-
tion of the high chair, ensure that all the moving plastic
parts located along the metal frame are free from dust,
dirt or sand.
If necessary, lubricate the moving parts with dry silicone
lubricant.
WARNING: Check that the fabric and stitching are in
good condition each time you wash it.
Outer cover: PVC
Padding: Polyester
FIRST USE/OPENING
WARNING: The product is inserted in the package
wrapped in a protective foil. When removing, make sure
to avoid damage to the product and its additional com-
ponents by cutting objects. Once the product is open,
quickly remove the packaging components and keep
them out of the reach of children.
To open the frame, press simultaneously the A5 open-
ing/closing buttons, distancing the front legs A1 from
the rear legs A2 (FIG.1) until the click indicates the com-
plete opening (FIG.2).
WARNING: Pressing the two B4 buttons at the same
time, will release the legrest B2 from the rest position.
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