CASUALPLAY Vintage 3 Mode D'emploi page 15

IMPORTANT: The Vintage 3 comes without the wheels on. Fit the wheels before unfolding
the pushchair for the first time.
FITTING THE REAR WHEELS (illustration 1)
• Fit the rear wheels by pressing the central button (A) and inserting the axle into the hole
(B) of the rear wheel bearer (fig.1). It will click when correctly fitted. Check that the wheel
is secure and turns freely.
FITTING THE FRONT WHEELS (illustration 2)
• Fit the wheel sets into each of their slots, pressing upwards until they click indicating they
have been inserted correctly. (fig.2)
UNFOLDING (illustrations 3-5)
• Release the locking device on the left side bar of the chassis (fig.3).
• Unfold the pushchair by pulling the handlebar (fig.4) upwards in a swift movement (fig.5).
It will click when the devices are correctly locked.
PARKING BRAKE FUNCTIONING (illustrations 6-7)
• The parking brake is on the upper right-hand side of the handlebar and it is activated by
pressing the lever downwards until it clicks indicating that the brake is on. (fig.6).
• To take the brake off, press the lower button and the brake will be automatically released.
(fig.7).
FITTING THE SEAT (illustrations 8-9)
• Put the parking brake on.
• Insert the connectors into the corresponding side slots (fig.8).
• Make sure that the green signal appears in the window indicating it is correctly fastened
(fig.9). The child can now be seated.
FITTING THE ARMREST (illustrations 10-11)
• Insert the ends of the armrest into the front slots on the pushchair (fig.10).
• To remove the armrest press the buttons on the lower part and pull the armrest upwards
(fig.11).
ADJUSTING THE SAFETY HARNESS (illustrations 12-13)
• Put the parking brake on and make sure the safety harness is open before seating the
child in the pushchair.
• Position the child in the pushchair and fasten all the parts of the fastening clasp: chest
straps and abdominal belt to the crotch strap (fig.12).
• Lastly, adjust the harness chest straps and the abdominal belt to fit the child (fig.13).
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