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General instructions.
Meets tested safety requirements. Laboratory
tested in accordance with French regulation
n° 91-1292 - December 1991 - EN - 1273:2005.
Our products have been carefully designed
and tested with the safety and comfort of
your child in mind.
WARNING:
Never leave the child unattended.
WARNING:
The child will be able to reach further and
move rapidly when in the baby walking frame:
1. prevent access to stairs, steps and uneven
surfaces.
2. guard all fi res, heating and cooking
appliances.
3. remove hot liquids, electrical fl exes and
other potential hazards from reach.
4. prevent collisions with glass in doors,
windows and furniture.
5. do not use the baby walking frame if any
components are broken or missing.
6. this baby walking frame should be used
only for short periods of time (e.g. 15min).
7. this baby walking frame is intended to be
used by children who can sit unaided,
approximately from 6 months. It is not
intended for children weighing more than
12 kg.
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8. do not use replacement parts other than
those approved by the manufacturer or
distributor.
9. The baby walker's play tray must be
assembled by an adult. Keep loose parts
out of the reach of children.
10. Never let children play with them unless
they are correctly installed on the walker.
Safety
WARNING:
1. The product should be checked periodically
for general condition with particular
references to the security of attachments,
operation of locking devices and moving
parts
2. prevent access to stairs, steps and uneven
surfaces.
CAUTION:
Do not recharge batteries. When inserting
batteries or accumulators, make sure the
polarity is right. Do not mix old and new
batteries or accumulators. Only use the types
of battery or accumulator recommended.
Remove used batteries or accumulators from
the toy. Do not hort-circuit the battery or
accumulator terminals. Accumulators should
be removed from the toy before charging
whenever possible. Recharging accumulators
should always be supervised by an adult.
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