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USE AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK

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  • Page 1 CLIP STROLLER 1-2-3 sizes sizes USE AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK...
  • Page 3 If, after reading it, you still have questions, contact your retailer, who will be happy to help you, or call ORMESA s.r.l. directly at +39 0742 22927, send a fax to +39 0742 22637 or send an e-mail to: info@ormesa.com...
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    WHAT NOT TO DO WITH CLIP ....................7 HOW TO TILT THE STROLLER TO CLIMB UP PAVEMENTS ..........8 HOW TO USE THE CLIP 1-2-3 FOR TRANSPORT ON A MOVING VEHICLE (private cars, buses, etc.) ............................. 9 INTENDED USE........................... 14 TECHNICAL FEATURES ......................
  • Page 5: Warnings

    - THE MANUAL REFLECTS THE TECHNICAL STATE OF THE PRODUCT AT THE TIME IT WAS SOLD. ORMESA reserves the right to make any changes to the product or manual suggested by experience, technical considerations or regulatory developments without any obligation to update its previous production and relevant manuals.
  • Page 6 The upholsteries are not fire proof. For this reason Clip must be kept far from fires, cigarettes and flames. - Keeping the cushion and child clean will prevent bedsores. The CLIP 1-2-3 conforms to the ISO 7176-19 standard, which defines...
  • Page 7 Any CHANGES in the product and the REPLACEMENT WITHOUT ORIGINAL PARTS OR COMPONENTS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED. REFER ONLY TO ORMESA, otherwise warranty and marking will be voided In case of DOUBT about the SAFETY of the product or DAMAGE to parts or components, you are urged to...
  • Page 8: Guarantee

    GUARANTEE ORMESA s.r.l. guarantees the product for 2 years: in the case of problems, contact − the retailer where you purchased it. Always demand original replacement parts or you will risk voiding the warranty. − ORMESA will not be liable for damage in the following cases: - use by an unsuitable person;...
  • Page 9: What Not To Do With Clip

    WHAT NOT TO DO WITH CLIP - DO NOT CARRY THE CHILD OVER ROUGH OR STEEP SURFACES OR STAIRS - DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO USE THE STROLLER OR EVEN PLAY WITH IT - DO NOT PLACE HOT CONTAINERS OR OBJECTS ON THE TRAY SURFACE BECAUSE THEY COULD TIP OVER AND BECAUSE THE WOOD OR COVERING COULD BE SEVERELY DAMAGED - NEVER LEAVE THE CHILD IN THE STROLLER UNATTENDED...
  • Page 10: How To Tilt The Stroller To Climb Up Pavements

    HOW TO TILT THE STROLLER TO CLIMB UP PAVEMENTS the OVERCOMING STEP BAR, behind the rear wheels, greatly facilitate this operation CLIM B FACING FORWARD DESCEND FACING BACKWARD OVERCOMING STEP BAR Page 8 of 47...
  • Page 11: How To Use The Clip 1-2-3 For Transport On A Moving Vehicle

    HOW TO USE THE CLIP 1-2-3 FOR TRANSPORT ON A MOVING VEHICLE (private cars, buses, etc.) THE CLIP sizes 1-2-3 conforms to the ISO 7176-19 standard, which defines the safety requirements for transport, facing in the direction of travel, on moving vehicles (private cars, buses, etc.).
  • Page 12 POSITION THE 891 TIEDOWN HOOKS (4 RINGS) ON THE POINTS (NOTCHES) INDICATED ON THE FRAME AND FIX THEM FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTION ON PAGE 12 FRONT VIEW 891 SECUREMENT POINTS FIXING HOLE 891 SECUREMENT POINTS FIXING HOLE Fig. 1 REAR VIEW 891 SECUREMENT POINTS FIXING HOLE 891 SECUREMENT...
  • Page 13 HOW TO FIX THE 891 TIEDOWN (4 RINGS) ON THE FRAME ATTENTION: suitable for ISO 10542-2 approved four-point straps provided in the vehicle. To anchor the stroller to the transport vehicle, see the instructions on page 12 the child must wear both a lap belt and a WRENCH diagonal shoulder belt ISO 7176-19 or ISO 10542-approved (l.e., belts with a label of...
  • Page 14 HOW THE WHEELCHAIR IS TO BE SECURED IN A VEHICLE HOOK THE APPROVED 4-POINT BELTS OF THE VEHICLE TO THE MODEL 891 TIEDOWN HOOKS (4 RINGS) AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE AND IN THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL OF THE VEHICLE 4-POINT STRAP-TYPE TIEDOWN PUSHCHAIR RESTRANT 891 TIEDOWN HOOKS...
  • Page 15 THE CORRECT POSITIONING OF OCCUPANT BELT RESTRAINTS ON THE USER ATTENTION! the pelvic-belt restraint should be worn low across the front of the pelvis, so that the angle of the pelvic-belt restraint is within the preferred zone of 30° to 75° to the horizontal, similar to that shown in Figure 5.
  • Page 16: Intended Use

    LABELS AND PLATES Series number Catalog code Name of the model Via delle Industrie, 6/8 - Z.I. Sant’Eraclio 06034 Foligno (PG) ITALY Tel. +39 0742 22927 Fax + 39 0742 22637 M O D E L MAX. KG Max. load Conformity with the European safety standards Date of...
  • Page 17 BRAKING THE STROLLER UNLOCKS LOCKS Page 15 of 47...
  • Page 18: Technical Features

    Measures in cm and w eights in kg HYPHEN-SEPARATED NUMBERS INDICATE THE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM RANGE OF ADJUSTMENT CLIP 1 WEIGHT OF THE AID KG. 10.8 MAX. LOAD KG. 30 CLIP 2 WEIGHT OF THE AID KG. 11 MAX. LOAD KG. 35 CLIP 3 WEIGHT OF THE AID KG.
  • Page 19: Initial Preparation

    INITIAL PRE PARATION PACKING INFORMATION CLIP VOLUME WEIGHT SIZE-1 35 35 0,142 SIZE-2 35 35 0.142 13.2 SIZE-3 35 35 0.142 13.4 HOW TO REMOVE THE STROLLER FROM THE BOX ATTENTION! REMOVE THE COMPONENTS CUT WITHOUT PRESSING TOO HARD SO AS NOT TO DAMAGE THE CONTENTS OF THE BOX ATTENTION! TILT THE BOX AND TAKE CARE...
  • Page 20: Opening The Stroller

    OPENING THE STROLLER RAISE THE STROLLER TO A VERTICAL POSITION OPEN THE STROLLER LOCK THE FRONT TENSIONER BY PUSHING IT TO THE END OF ITS TRAVEL LOCK THE REAR TENSIONERS BY PUSHING THEM TO THE END OF THEIR TRAVEL Page 18 of 47...
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  • Page 22: Attaching The Footrest

    ATTACHING THE FOOTREST SIZE 1 YOU WILL HEAR A CLICK WHEN THE FOOTREST IS INSERTED PROPERLY B. SIZES 2-3 YOU WILL HEAR A CLICK WHEN THE FOOTREST IS INSERTED PROPERLY Page 20 of 47...
  • Page 23: How Clip Works And How To Use It

    HOW CLIP WORKS AND HOW TO USE IT REMOVING THE FOOTREST A. SIZE 1 B. SIZES 2-3 Page 21 of 47...
  • Page 24: Folding The Stroller For Transport

    FOLDING the STROLLER for TRANSPORT FIRST REMOVE THE FOOTREST (see pag.19) 1. UNLOCK THE REAR TENSIONERS 2. UNLOCK THE FRONT TENSIONER 3. FOLD THE STROLLER 4. STROLLER FOLDED Page 22 of 47...
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  • Page 26: Reclining The Backrest

    RECLINING THE BACKREST REAR VIEW TO CHANGE THE BACKí S R ECLINING POSITION ADJUST THE RED ZIPPERS ON THE BACKREST REAR VIEW Page 24 of 47...
  • Page 27: Adjusting The Height Of The Footrest

    ADJUSTING the HEIGHT of the FOO TREST SIZE 1 UNSCREW THE TWO BOLTS POSITION THE FOOTREST AT THE DESIRED HEIGHT AND LOCK THE TWO BOLTS B. SIZES 2-3 UNSCREW THE TWO BOLTS POSITION THE FOOTREST AT THE DESIRED HEIGHT AND LOCK THE TWO BOLTS Page 25 of 47...
  • Page 28: Adjusting The Height Of The Push Handles

    ADJUSTING the HEIGHT of the PUSH HANDLES LOOSEN THE CLAMPING LEVER ADJUST THE HEIGHT OF THE PUSH HANDLE TIGHTEN THE CLAMPING LEVER HEIGHT RANGE: 7 CM (2,75”) CLAMPING LEVER Page 26 of 47...
  • Page 29: Mounting The Additional Components

    MOUNTING THE ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS FRONT WHEEL DIRECTION LOCKS SPRING LOCK SPRING LOCK "OPEN" POSITION "CLOSED" POSITION Page 27 of 47...
  • Page 30: Inguinal Belts 817

    INGUINAL BELTS LOOP VELCRO HOOK VELCRO HOOK VELCRO LOOP VELCRO THERMIC COVER VIEW FROM BEHIND Page 28 of 47...
  • Page 31: Canopy 819

    CANOPY Page 29 of 47...
  • Page 32: Rain Cover 825

    RAIN COVER 1. ATTACH THE RAIN COVER POUCH WITH THE TWO BUTTONS LOCATED ON THE BACK OF THE CANOPY 2. OPEN THE ZIPPER ON THE POUCH 3. REMOVE THE RAIN COVER FROM THE POUCH AND POSITION IT SO THAT IT COVERS THE STROLLER 4.
  • Page 33: Foot Straps 827

    FOOT STRAPS SIDE SUPPORTS FOR THE TRUNK Page 31 of 47...
  • Page 34: Adjustable Head Side Supports 835

    ADJUSTABLE HEAD SIDE SUPPORTS VEST HARNESS Page 32 of 47...
  • Page 35: 4-Point Anchorage Set (Rings) 891

    TIEDOWN HOOKS (4 RINGS) THE CLIP sizes 1-2- 3 co nforms to th e ISO 7176-19 stan dard which defin es th e safet y require ments for tra nsport, fa cing in th e dire ction of tra vel, on mo ving vehic les (pri vate cars, b uses, etc.) VIEW FROM BEHIND ATTENTION!
  • Page 36: 45° Belt For The Pelvis 894

    45° BELT FOR THE PELVIS Page 34 of 47...
  • Page 37: 5-Point Vest Harness 903

    5-POINT VEST HARNESS Page 35 of 47...
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  • Page 39: 5-Point Harness 906

    5-POINT HARNESS A. FIXING THE STRAP ON THE SEAT B. FIXING THE STRAPS ON THE UPPER PART OF THE BACKREST Page 37 of 47...
  • Page 40 C. FIXING THE FRONT AND THE BACK BUCKLES D. HARNESS MOUNTED circumference SIZE min. - max (in) 22.4-30.3 26-33.9 circumference SIZE min. - max (cm) 57 - 77 66 - 86 Page 38 of 47...
  • Page 41: Padded Abduction Block 834

    PADDED ABDUCTION BLOCK SHOPPING BASKET BACK VIEW Page 39 of 47...
  • Page 42 Fixing the upholstery Maintenance and post-purchase assistance Page 40 of 47...
  • Page 43: Fixing The Upholstery

    FIXING THE UPHOLSTERY ALUMINIUM REINFORCEMENT RIBS INSIDE THE BACKREST VELCRO VELCRO VELCRO REAR VIEW OF TH E BACKREST ZIPPER ALUMINIUM REINFORCEMENT RIBS INSIDE THE SEAT VELCRO ZIPPER VIEW FROM UNDER THE SEAT ZIPPER VELCRO VELCRO WE RECOMMEND MOUNTING BACKREST CUSHION AND SEAT WITH THE FRAME IN THE SEMI-OPEN POSITION Page 41 of 47...
  • Page 44: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE The execution of all maintenance operations is necessary to maintain the correct functionality and safety of the device. 1.ORDINARY MAINTENANCE (monthly) 1.1 Clean the WHEELS from dust and dirt (threads, hair, etc.) that can accumulate on the rotating parts to maintain smoothness and braking effectiveness. , except in cases where the wheels have lost the necessary smoothness.
  • Page 45: Extraordinary Maintenance (Or Corrective)

    (mentioned above). Extraordinary maintenance must be carried out by the Dealer who supplied the product or by another subject indicated by the Manufacturer or the Distributor of the ORMESA products in the country of destination. The interventions must be performed with ORIGINAL REPLACEMENTS PARTS of the...
  • Page 46: Cleaning, Disinfection, Sanitization

    CLEANING, DISINFECTION, SANITIZATION INFORMATION SANIFICATION is the complex of cleaning and / or disinfection procedures and operations The CLEANING is a physical and mechanical process (i.e., rubbing) with which a large part of potential pathogenic microorganisms (bacteria, fungus, or virus), further to the visible dirt, is removed from the surface.
  • Page 47: Procedure

    PROCEDURE Activities Cadence Description 4.1 CLEANING daily or weekly Soak a sponge or a clean disposable and CLEANSING based on intensity of use and cloth with neutral detergent previously biological risk (patient with diluted in water. particular sweating, salivation; Rub upholstery, frame, accessories and pandemic or endemic finally wheels.
  • Page 48: Disposal

    - When the upholstery is dry, reinsert the aluminium ribs in the cushion and close the pull openings; - Remount the upholstery on the stroller following the instructions on pag. 39. For an ANTIVIRAL DISINFECTANT action, a SPECIFIC CHEMICAL PRODUCT can be added to the normal washing cycle;...
  • Page 49: Conditions For Durability, Reuse And Reassignment To Anew User

    Prior to recycling or reassignment an already used Ormesa product, it is required that: a doctor or therapist verifies that the aid is appropriate and adequate to meet the dimensional, functional and postural needs of the new user, and if all its components are suitable / appropriate for him.
  • Page 52 CLIP sizes 1-2-3 HAVE PASSED CRASH TEST ACCORDING TO THE ISO 7176-19 Authorized Dealer The technical Data and information given in this handbook are not binding. ORMESA reserves the right to carry out any necessary change without prior notice or replacements...

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