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Periodically wipe the plastic parts clean with a soft damp cloth. To
prevent the formation of rust, always dry metal parts if they have
come into contact with water.
MAINTENANCE
If necessary, lubricate the moving parts with dry silicone lubricant.
Regularly check the condition of the wheels and clean off all dust
and sand. To avoid friction that may compromise the correct func-
tioning of the stroller, make sure all plastic parts that run along the
metal tubes are clean of dust, dirt and sand. Keep the stroller in a
dry place.
ASSEMBLY
Check that none of the components of this model are missing before
assembling the product. The accessories described below may not be
included in some product versions. If any part is missing, contact Chic-
co Customer Service. No tools are needed to assemble this product.
1. Engage the stroller front wheel lock, until you hear it click into
place (Fig. 1). Repeat this procedure for the other wheel lock.
WARNING: Before use, ensure that the wheels are correctly locked
into position.
2. Keep the stroller upright with the wheels facing forward (Fig. 2).
3. Release the closing device and push the front part of the stroller
forward (fig. 3).
4. Push the rear crossbar downwards with your foot and ensure that
the stroller is completely open (Fig. 4).
WARNING: Check the tension of the strap under the seat regularly
(Fig. 4A).
STROLLER SAFETY HARNESS
5. The stroller is equipped with a 5-point vehicle seat belt (Fig. 5A).
Adjust the shoulder straps so that they fit your child's shoulders.
Always use the complete safety harness.
WARNING: For use with children from birth to about 6 months, the
shoulder straps must be passed through the two horizontal adjust-
ment holes before use and the waist straps must be inserted in the
vertical holes (Fig. 5B).
ADJUSTING THE BACKREST
6. The totally reclinable backrest (Fig. 6) can also be adjusted to sev-
eral positions.
7. To adjust the inclination of the backrest, press the button located
on the backrest. Release the button to lock the backrest in the
nearest position (Fig. 7).
8. To raise the backrest to the desired position, simply push
it upwards (Fig. 8).
WARNING: Check that the backrest is adjusted correctly. These op-
erations may be more difficult if your child is sitting in the chair. Dur-
ing adjustment operations, ensure that the moveable parts of the
stroller do not come into contact with your child.
ADJUSTING THE LEGREST
9. The stroller's legrest can be adjusted to 2 positions. Operate the
two side levers simultaneously to adjust the legrest to the desired
position (Fig. 9).
BRAKES
The rear wheels have linked brakes, which can be applied simulta-
neously on both rear wheels using one pedal only.
10. To operate the stroller's brake, press the pedal between the
wheels downwards (Fig. 10).
11. To release the braking system, push the pedal between the rear
wheels upwards (Fig. 11).
WARNING: Always use the parking device when you stop. • Never
leave the stroller on a slope with your child inside, even if the park-
ing device is engaged.
WARNING: After operating the brake lever, ensure that the brakes
are engaged correctly on all rear wheel units.
FRONT SWIVEL WHEELS
12. To make the wheels swivel, lift the lever found between the two
wheels (Fig. 12).
13. To lock the wheels, raise the lever (Fig. 13).
14. The swivel wheels make the stroller easier to handle; it is recom-
mended to lock the wheels on uneven ground to guarantee bet-
ter stability (on gravel, unpaved roads, etc.) (fig. 14).
WARNING: All wheels must always be locked or released together.
CLOSURE
WARNING: When opening the stroller, make sure that your child or
other children are at a safe distance. Make sure that during these
operations the moving parts of the stroller do not come into con-
tact with your child.
Close the hood by raising the two collapsible side struts and pulling
the front part towards you.
15. To close the stroller, pull the rear crossbar upwards (Fig. 15A) and
use your foot to release the pedal on the right side of the stroller
(Fig. 15B).
16. To close the stroller completely, push the handles forward (fig.
16).
17. After closing, the hook on the side automatically locks the stroll-
er in closed position (Fig. 17).
ACCESSORIES
WARNING: The accessories described below may not be included in
some product versions. Please read carefully the instructions on the
accessories available for the model purchased.
BASKET
18. The stroller is equipped with a storage basket. Fix the basket us-
ing the buttons (Fig. 18A-18B).
FLEECE FOOTMUFF
19. The fleece footmuff is fixed to the stroller using a zipper under
the footmuff; fasten the zipper under the stroller's legrest (Fig.
19).
20. The back of the footmuff has holes for the 5-point safety harness,
including the crotch strap (Fig. 20).
21. Attach the top of the footmuff behind the backrest using velcro
(Fig. 21).
22. The footmuff can be divided into two parts. The top can be re-
moved by opening the zipper and the mattress left on the stroller
(Fig. 22).
SUN-HOOD
23. To fix the hood, attach its clips to the tubes of the stroller (Fig. 23).
24. Open the hood by pushing the two collapsible side struts down-
wards (Fig. 24).
25. To close the hood, lift the two collapsible side struts and pull the
front part towards you (Fig. 25).
RAIN COVER
26. To mount the rain cover, fully open the hood, wrap the velcro
around the stroller tubes in the positions shown in figure 26; re-
peat this operation on the other side.
When you have finished using the rain cover, allow it to dry properly
if it is wet.
WARNING: the rain cover cannot be used on a stroller which has no
hood or sun-hood as it could suffocate the child.
WARNING: When the rain cover is fitted on the stroller, never leave it
exposed to direct sunlight with the child inside, as the temperature
will rise considerably.
BUMPER BAR
27. To remove the bumper bar, press the two buttons on the side
of the bumper bar (fig. 27) and pull the bar towards you. Open
one side of the bumper bar only to seat the child in the stroller
more easily.
WARNING: Always fasten your child with the safety harness. The bar
IS NOT a device for restraining your child.
WARNING: The bumper bar must not be used to lift the stroller.
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