Maintenance - JANE Muum Instructions Manual

7.- USING THE HOOD
Position the hood between the tubes of the handlebar and
the sides of the backrest below the ear flaps. Insert the hood
sliding the fastening piece along the guide on the side of the
backrest until it clicks into place. 16
Once the hood is attached its position can be adjusted by mo-
ving the arcs to suit the tilt of the backrest.
8.- ADJUSTING THE HANDLEBAR
The handlebar can be set to 7 different positions. Simulta-
neously press the buttons on both sides of the handlebar.
9.- SEAT BELT
Your pushchair has a safety harness to keep your child safe at
all times. Fit the belt onto the child whenever he is using the
pushchair. 17
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10.- ADJUSTING THE FOOTREST
The footrest can be adjusted to 5 different positions. Simul-
taneously press the two buttons on the outer part of the ha-
mmock to turn it downwards.
To move it upwards it is not necessary to press the button,
simply pull the footrest to the required position. 7
11.- USING THE PARKING BRAKE
PUTTING THE BRAKE ON: Push the lever downwards. 18
6 TAKING THE BRAKE OFF: Pull the lever upwards. 18.a
WARNING: When the brake is on make sure that the push-
chair has braked correctly. It may be necessary to push the
pushchair slightly for the brake to be fully activated.
12.- LOCKING THE FRONT WHEELS
Your pushchair has front swivel wheels or the steering can be
locked if required.
To lock the wheels, press the button behind each front wheel
bearer downwards. 9
To unlock the steering, push the button upwards.

13.- MAINTENANCE

Do not expose the cover to sunlight for long periods.
Wash the plastic parts with warm water and soap and carefu-
lly dry all the components after.
The cover can be removed for washing.
Regularly check the brakes, harnesses and fastening elements
that may suffer wear and tear through use.
14.- RAIN COVER
The rain cover of your MUUM is very easy to fit, simply cover
the hammock and fit the hooks onto the chassis to secure it.
The rain cover has a small window which can be rolled up
and held with Velcro so the child is free to investigate his su-
rroundings. 19
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