Inglesina APTICA Manuel D'instructions page 32

• Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use
the restraint system and adjust it properly.
• The correct use of the harnesses restraint system is not a
substitute for proper adult supervision.
• Be aware that the bumper bar is not a restraint. Always use
the harnesses restraint system.
• Do not lift the stroller by the bumper bar as it may
disengage.
CARRYCOT
• THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR
A CHILD WHO CANNOT SIT UP BY
ITSELF, ROLL OVER AND CANNOT
PUSH ITSELF UP ON ITS HANDS AND
KNEES. MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF THE
CHILD: 9 KG.
• DO NOT LET OTHER CHILDREN PLAY
UNATTENDED NEAR THE CARRYCOT.
• DO NOT USE IF ANY PART OF THE
CARRYCOT IS BROKEN, TORN OR
MISSING.
• Do not use or add any mattress other than that provided
with the carrycot or approved by the Manufacturer.
• SUFFOCATION HAZARD: Infants can suffocate. Always
make sure there is enough room around your baby's face
such that the airflow is not obstructed. Strings can cause
strangulation. Do not place items with a string around the
child's neck, such as hood strings or pacifier cords. Do not
suspend strings over the product or attach string to toys.
Keep soft objects, stuffed toys, bumpers and positioners
away from the carrycot because they may be dangerous.
• Inglesina Maxi Aptica carrycot can be used with Inglesina
Standup.
• The head of the child in the carrycot should never be lower
than the body of the child.
• Before carrying or lifting the carrycot, always check that
the handle is in its vertical position and properly locked on
both sides.
• Before carrying or lifting the carrycot, always check that
the backrest is adjusted in the lowest position.
• Always check that the backrest is adjusted in the lowest
position for sleeping.
• Make sure that the carrycot is correctly attached to the
chassis before use by pulling the handle upwards.
• The carrycot is not designed for use as a restraint system for
transportation inside the car.
• The handle and the bottom of the carrycot should be
inspected regularly for signs of damage and wear.
USING THE CARRYCOT INDEPENDENTLY OFF THE
CHASSIS
• THIS PRODUCT IS ONLY SUITABLE
FOR A CHILD WHO CANNOT SIT UP
UNAIDED.
• ONLY USE ON A FIRM, HORIZONTAL
LEVEL, FLAT AND DRY SURFACE.
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• FALL HAZARD: Child's movement
can slide the product. Never place the
product near edges of counter tops,
tables, or elevated surface.
• SUFFOCATION
product can roll over on soft surfaces
and suffocate child. NEVER place the
product on beds, sofas, or other soft
surfaces.
• Be aware of the risk of hitting the
baby when putting the carrycot on
the floor, when going through doors,
when being close to furniture or
other rigid elements etc.
• Prevent your child from being
too hot or too cold. Parents
and carers should
child for signs of overheating.
The temperature of the room in which
the baby sleeps should be around
20°C, with 50/60% humidity.
SAFETY
• Before assembly, ensure that the product and all its
components have not been damaged during transport.
Should this be the case, do not use the product and keep it
out of reach of children.
• For the safety of your child, remove and eliminate all plastic
bags and elements belonging to the packaging before use
and, in any case, keep them out of reach of newborns and
children.
• This product must be used to accomodate only one child.
• Before use:
- Make sure that the product is properly assembled, that
all its components are properly fastened and that all the
mechanisms are engaged. Make sure that the lining is
properly secured to the structure.
- Make sure that the chassis is fully open and ensure that
all the locking devices are engaged.
- Make sure that the pram body, seat unit or car seat are
correctly attached by pulling them upwards.
• Avoid finger entrapment, take care when folding and
unfolding the product. Carefully follow the sequences
indicated in the pictures in the manual.
• Do not open, fold or disassemble the product with the
baby inside.
• In any case, be particularly careful when performing these
tasks with the child nearby.
• Finger entrapment and scissoring actions may happen
during these operations.
• Always make sure that the brake is engaged when
positioning the child into the stroller seat/carrycot or taking
him/her out, as well as during stops, and when assembling/
disassembling any accessory.
Always use the parking brake, even when standing still for
HAZARD: the
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