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We recommend that you have an experienced dealer perform these maintenance check at least once each
year. Lubrication of these following items is necessary:
Pivot point and cable of hand brake
Pivot point and cable of brake caliper
Front wheel axle
Front wheel quick release lever
Check to make sure all of the bolts are tight and that springs are secure on the rear foot brake.
Check fabric seams and straps for fraying and tearing.
Keep pushchair our of the sun and in a dry place when not in use, to prevent mold and mildew.
Check the frame for loose rivets, cracks and wear.
Check to make sure all nuts and bolts are tight on the frame.
We recommend that you put a rust preventative type coating on your wheels, nuts, bolts, brake springs
and brake caliper on your pushchair. These parts can also be maintained by cleaning with a damp clothe
and keeping these parts dry and free from debris.
The tires on your pushchair are a standard bicycle size and have an inner tube. In the event that one of
your tires will not hold air, the inner tube can be replaced and both tires and inner tubes can be found at
professional bicycle stores and most major retailers.
The front brake uses a standard bicycle style caliper and brake pad. If replacement brake pads are
needed, they can be found at professional bicycle stores and most major retailers.
www.adaptivestar.com 1-800-278-9626
Maintenance
Insert in frame for rear wheels
Wheel hub and bearings of rear wheels
Locking bars of folding mechanism
All folding joints of pushchair
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