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safety & care notes
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• WARNING It may be dangerous to leave your child unattended.
• WARNING Ensure that all the locking devices are engaged before use.
• WARNING Do not add an additional mattress to the pushchair.
• WARNING Ensure your child wears a correctly fitting harness at all times.
• WARNING Any load attached to the handle affects the stability of the pram/pushchair.
• WARNING Always use the crotch strap in combination with the waist belt.
• WARNING Check that the pram body or seat unit attachment devices are correctly engaged before use.
• WARNING This product is not suitable for running or skating.
• For extra safety, D-rings are provided for the attachment of a separate safety harness approved to
BS 6684 or BS EN 13210.
• Ensure children are clear of moving parts before making adjustments to the pushchair.
• Overloading, incorrect folding and the use of non-approved accessories is unsafe and may damage or
break this pushchair.
• Do not allow your child to climb unassisted into the pushchair. Apply the brake before putting your child into
the pushchair.
• Never leave a rain cover hood or apron on indoors, in a hot atmosphere or near a heat source as your child
may overheat.
• Do not overload this pushchair with additional children, goods or accessories.
• Bags and other items should not be hung from the handles as this can affect the stability of the pushchair.
• Always apply the parking brake when the pushchair is stationary.
• Ensure the parking brake is engaged during the loading and unloading of children.
• Be careful when going up or down kerbs. Remove your child and fold the pushchair when going up or down
stairs or escalators.
• Don't let children play with or hang on the pushchair.
• Do not use parts or accessories which are not approved by the manufacturer.
• If your pushchair is used by someone unfamiliar with it e.g. Grandparents, always show them how it works.
• Do not use this pushchair near an open fire or exposed flame.
• Take extra care in windy conditions.
• This pushchair complies with BS EN 1888:2003
• To prevent damage, remove the weathershield before folding the pushchair.
• Do not place anything on top of the weathershield.
• To prevent your child overheating, always fold or remove the weathershield when indoors or in warm
environments.
• A basket is provided for the carriage of 2kg of items evenly distributed.

care of your product

• Your pushchair requires maintenance by you.
• Regularly inspect the locks, brakes, harness, catches, seat adjusters, joints and fixings to ensure they are
secure and in full working order.
• Brakes, wheels and tyres do wear and should be replaced if necessary. This can be arranged through
your local Mothercare store.
• If parts become stiff of difficult to operate, ensure dirt is not the cause, then try a light application of a
silicon lubricant, ensuring it penetrates between the components. Regular lubrication of moving parts
will extend the life of your pushchair and make opening and folding easier.
• Plastic and metal parts may be sponged lightly using warm water and a mild detergent. dry thoroughly
before storing.
• Refer to sewn in labels for fabric care instructions.
• Never clean with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach based or spirit type cleaners.
• After exposure to damp conditions, dry off with a soft cloth and leave fully open in a warm environment.
Storing damp will encourage mildew to form.
• Store in a dry place
• Do not leave in sunlight for prolonged periods - some fabrics may fade.
• Your pushchair should be serviced and reconditioned before using it for a second baby, or within
18 months, whichever is the sooner. This can be arranged by your local Mothercare store.
• The Weathershield™ can be cleaned by sponging with warm water and a mild detergent.
• Never clean with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach based or spirit type cleaners.
• Never store this cover where heat may distort the Weathershield™.
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