Fitting And Removing The Top Hammock; 4.2 - Fitting And Removing The Bottom Hammock; Adjusting The Angle Of The Top Hammock; Adjusting The Angle Of The Bottom Hammock - JANE TWONE Instructions Manual

sis, securing them to the chassis in a quick, simple and safe
way. To do this follow the instructions for these accessories
carefully.
4.1 - FITTING AND REMOVING THE HAMMOCK
The pro-fix system allows the TWONE hammock to be fitted
onto the chassis perfectly. Because it is reversible, the ham-
mock can be fitted facing you when the child is very small or
facing forwards as he grows.
Make sure that the hammock is securely attached to the chas-
sis by pulling it upwards gently.
To disconnect it, simultaneously pull the unlocking levers on
both sides of the hammock upwards.

4.2 - FITTING AND REMOVING THE BOTTOM HAMMOCK

This hammock is designed for an older child than the one
in the top hammock, therefore it is always fitted facing
forwards. 10
Make sure that the hammock is securely attached to the chas-
sis by pulling it upwards gently.
To disconnect it, simultaneously pull the two catches on both
sides of the hammock. 10a
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5.2 - ADJUSTING THE ANGLE OF THE BACKREST OF THE
TOP HAMMOCK
In order to provide the child with maximum comfort at all
times, the hammock has a reclining system. Pull the catch on
the top rear part of the backrest and adjust the angle to one
of the 3 positions possible. 11 Position "P" is not suitable for
travelling. 11a
5.2 -ADJUSTING THE ANGLE OF THE BACKREST OF THE
BOTTOM HAMMOCK
Use the buttons found on the sides of the hammock and ad-
just the angle to one of the 2 positions possible.
For a 3rd extra position, unfasten the side zips.
6.- USING THE SAFETY ARMREST
The safety armrest is designed to fit into the slots on the ham-
mock. If required you can release just one side by pressing the
side buttons and the armrest will be fully articulated by the
other end. 13 -13a
WARNING: The child should be kept away from the mobile parts
when the responsible adult is handling these. The appearance
of cutting, compression and pinch points are inevitable during
these operations.
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