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- Page 1 TYSON STROLLER Instruction manual IMPORTANT: RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE READ CAREFULLY THIS PRODUCT CONFORMS TO EN 1888-2:2018+A1:2022...
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Page 2: Parts List
Parts List stroller front wheels axle brake unit canopy rear wheels bumper bar cup holder... - Page 3 Assembly 1. Release the stroller (A) from the locked position by lifting the locking catch from over the locking rivet on the frame. Note. You may have to squeeze the legs and handles together rst so as to release the tension on the rivet. Standing behind the stroller and holding it by the handle, lift the handle upwards to unfold the stroller.
- Page 4 Assembly 2a. Attach the front wheels (B). Insert wheel housing onto the front leg and push upward until you hear it “click” into position. Repeat for other side. 2b. To remove, push release button indicated below and pull wheel from hub.
- Page 5 Assembly 3. Connect the axle brake unit (C) to the rear legs. Slide the axle brake unit on to the rear legs until the push pins become visible through the holes and you hear them “click” into position. 4. Connect the rear wheels (D) to the rear wheel axle. Push the wheel into the allocated area for the rear wheel, you will hear a “click”...
- Page 6 Assembly 5a. Insert the canopy (E) clips into the slot located on each side of the seat unit and fasten the Velcro fasteners on both sides. 5b. To extend the canopy, fully unzip the canopy zipper and pull the canopy rim forward.
- Page 7 Assembly 6. Attach the bumper bar (F) by aligning the anchors with the slots on the seat unit. Push until the bumper bar “clicks” into place. NOTE. The bumper bar must be securely attached before using this product. Press the buttons on both sides to remove the bumper bar.
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Page 8: Backrest Adjustment
Backrest Adjustment Locate the backrest adjustment mechanism at the rear of the seat. Squeeze the clip on the reclining harness and gently lower the backrest. Alternatively, squeeze the clip on the reclining harness and gently pull up the backrest to the desired height. WARNING! Always ensure that the seat is securely xed in position before use. -
Page 9: Cup Holder
Calf Rest Adjustment Use both hands to hold the calf rest as shown, there is a release button on either side by your index nger. Press and lift the calf rest to adjust. Cup Holder Slot the cup holder (G) into the cup holder housing on the side of the handlebar frame. - Page 10 Brakes To engage brakes, apply downward pressure to the brake lever located on the rear axle. Check that the stroller does not move once the brakes are properly applied. To release, gently lift up on the brake lever. WARNING! Always engage wheel brakes when the stroller is not moving. WARNING! Always apply the brake when you are placing and removing the child.
- Page 11 Harness 1. Clip the waist strap buckle into the housing on the shoulder strap buckle. Repeat for the other side. 2. Insert the completed buckle into the buckle housing until it engages securely in place. Listen for the “click”. Repeat for the opposite side. 3.
- Page 12 Folding 1. Fold the canopy back and apply the brake. 2. On the handle, slide the folding button across and push up the safety lock. 3. Push the stroller handle down until the lock engages with a “click”.
- Page 13 Safety IMPORTANT: KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. READ CAREFULLY WARNING! Keep for future reference. The child may be hurt if you do not follow these instructions. WARNING! A child’s safety is your responsibility. WARNING! Before using, remove and dispose of any plastic bags and other packaging (e.g.
- Page 14 Safety • A basket is provided for the carriage of 3kg of items evenly distributed. • Do not let children play with or hang on the stroller. • Do not overload this stroller with additional children, goods or accessories. • Bags and other items should not be hung from the handle as this can a ect the stability of the stroller.
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Page 15: Care And Maintenance
Care and Maintenance • The product requires regular maintenance to ensure correct and safe performance. • Regularly inspect the wheels, locks, brakes, harness, catches, seat adjusters, joints and xings to ensure they are clean, operating correctly and in full working order. •... - Page 16 Due to variation in style and design the illustrations used in this instruction manual are generic. Variation in design may occur in the images shown. Supplied by Baby Factory NZ. Ltd. 58 Stonedon Drive East Tamaki Auckland New Zealand www.babyfactory.co.nz...
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