JANE Trider Instructions page 23

1.- FITTING AND REMOVING THE WHEELS
Before using the TRIDER pushchair for the first time it is neces-
sary to fit the rear wheels. To fit the wheels press the button
on the middle of the wheel and insert the axle into the rear
wheel bearer and push until it slots firmly into place.
If you need to remove the wheels, press the central button
and take the wheel off. 1.a
To assemble the front wheel fit the upper axle into the lower
part of the frame until it clicks into place.
If you need to detach it, press the button on the inside of the
frame and take the wheel off.
2.- FOLDING AND UNFOLDING
To unfold your TRIDER, lightly press the bar on the back to tilt
the buggy and make it easier to manoeuvre.
handlebar with one hand while you press the locking pedal
at the bottom on the right. 4
until it clicks and locks into place.
To fold your TRIDER place the hammock in the folding posi-
tion (P) (see ADJUSTING THE ANGLE OF THE SEAT).
Then pull the two slide catches on the sides and push the
handlebar forwards until the pushchair is completely folded.
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Pull the handlebar and unfold
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When folding the pushchair it is useful to place the hammock
facing forwards as this makes it fold up more compactly.
WARNING: You must make sure that the child is kept away from
the pushchair while it is being folded or unfolded. During the-
se operations the appearance of sharp points and compression
areas are inevitable.
3.- PRO-FIX SYSTEM
The chassis of your pushchair is fitted with the PRO-FIX sys-
tem, making it ready for the following baby carriers and child
Restraint Systems to be attached: Micro, Transporter, Matrix
Light and Strata. 8-9 The PRO-FIX system makes it easier to
attach and remove these accessories to and from the chas-
sis, securing them to the chassis in a quick, simple and safe
way. To do this follow the instructions for these accessories
carefully.
WARNING: It is necessary to remove the hammock from the
pushchair to attach any of the auto accessories.
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