Bumper bar
Hood
Hood fabric
Raincover
Footmuff
(sold separately)
Child car seat
adaptor
Car seat mode
Care & maintenance:
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Your travel system has been designed to meet comprehensive safety standards, and with correct use and
maintenance will give many years of trouble free performance.
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Storage - Always store your travel system dry. Storing a damp travel system will encourage mildew to form,
so always wipe away any moisture with a soft cloth and allow to dry thoroughly before storing. Never leave
in sunlight for prolonged periods - some fabrics may fade.
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Cleaning - Refer to wash care labels on soft goods for cleaning instructions. Plastic and metal parts may be
sponged clean with warm water and a mild detergent. Never clean with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach
based or spirit type cleaner.
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Wear & Tear - Continual impact can cause damage. The chassis is strong but will weaken should the back
wheels be bumped down stairs or kerbs. Tyres will wear with use and wheel units should be replaced if
necessary. If your child wears hard shoes these might damage the soft fabric.
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Maintenance - Regularly inspect the locking devices, brakes, wheels, harness assembly, catches, seat
adjusters, joints and fixtures to ensure they are secure and in full working order. They should move freely
at all times and minimum maintenance should be required. However a regular light application of a spray
lubricant e.g. silicone (do not use oil or grease) will extend the life of your travel system and make opening
and folding easier. Your travel system should be serviced and reconditioned before using it for a second
baby, or after 18 months, whichever is the sooner.
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Opening:
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Removing:
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Removing the fabric cover for cleaning:
Refitting is a reversal of this procedure.
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Opening:
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Removing:
Refitting is a reversal of the procedure.
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Fitting:
Noting the orientation of the hood frame, insert the hood frame inside the hood
fabric (a) and attach the hinge poppers (b) .
Open the hood (c) and attach the remaining poppers (d).
Refitting is a reversal of this procedure.
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Fitting:
Removing is a reversal of this procedure.
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Fitting:
Open the harness (refer to step 34) and remove the chest pad & crotch pad (a).
Push the harness straps through the footmuff (b).
Attach the footmuff fabric fasteners at the rear of the backrest (c).
Refit the chest pads & crotch pad then close the harness (refer to step 35).
Removing is a reversal of this procedure.
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Fitting:
The adaptors are handed. Dots are marked on the seat mounts and the adaptors (a).
These should be on the same side if fitted correctly.
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Removing:
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Note: The child car seat should only be fitted rearward facing.
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Fitting:
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Removing:
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