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C. Assembly and adjustment of a high char
The assembly of the chair should be started by screwing together the elements of the lower part of the leg
(4) and the upper part of the leg (3) (Figure A). Each part of the leg is marked with the appropriate number
- match them appropriately. Then connect the entire leg to the washer (5) by screwing it in such a way that
there is no clearance between the washer and the leg (Figure B). The next step is the attachment of legs to
the seat (1). Insert the legs into holes located at the bottom of the seat in such a way that the screws
located in the legs are properly aligned with the holes for the mounting screws (Figure C). NOTE! Legs with
holes in the element 3 must be located on the front of the chair. Next to, use the screws (7) and the Allen
key (9) to fix the legs (Figure D). Screw the footrest (6) to the front of the chair with the use of the screws
(8). Attach the plastic tray (2) to the chair with the use of a latching mechanism. NOTE! In order to
disassemble the tray, tilt the latch on one side and pull the tray up, then repeat actions from the other
side. In order to fasten seat belts, attach shoulder and lap belts to each other, and then clip them to the
crotch belt buckle. NOTE! The use of belts is necessary to ensure your child's safety. Using the tray
without other elements will not support your child properly. Always use seat belts. The belts are
adjustable. A correctly folded chair is presented in Figure E. ATTENTION! The tray is not adjustable.
D. Assembly of the chair for an older child
After dismounting of the tray, unscrew the securing element attached to the seat (1) with a Phillips
screwdriver (10), and then remove the belts. Pull plastic rings through the opening in the seat and in the
seat cover. Install the plug (11) in place of the securing element (you will find it inside the securing element
after removing the plastic insert (12)). If it is necessary to reassemble the belts for the function of a high
chair, conduct activities in the reverse order. Then disassemble the footrest, unscrew the lower parts of legs
and leg pads (NOTE! The pads should be screwed to the upper part of legs in order to secure them). At the
end of the installation, secure the cover with the attached buckles with straps (13) by pulling them through
the holes located in the cover and in the seat of the chair. A correctly folded chair is presented in Figure F.
E. Cleaning
Chair: Wash with clean and damp cloth and mild soap.
Sheathing and belts: Wash in hands. Do not bleach. Do not tumble-dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
F. Warranty
A. All Kinderkraft products are covered by a 24-month warranty. The warranty period begins on the date
of releasing the product to the Buyer.
B. The warranty is valid for products sold in the following countries: France, Spain, Germany, Poland,
United Kingdom, Italy.
C. In countries not listed above warranty terms and conditions are determined by the Seller.
D. It is possible to extend the warranty period to 120 months (10 years). Full text of the terms and
conditions and warranty extension registration form are available at
E. The warranty is valid only in the country where the purchase was made.
F. Complaints should be submitted by completing the form available at
G. The warranty shall not cover:
a. claims arising from product specifications, as long as they comply with those specified by the
manufacturer in the instruction manual or other documents of a legislative nature;
b. product damage caused by improper maintenance or use of inadequate chemicals;
c. colour change (discolouration) when the product has been exposed to direct sunlight against the
instructions provided in the instruction manual;
d. tear, wear, crack of fabric/plastic that is the fault of the Customer;
e. reduction in the quality of the product and consumables due to normal wear and tear;
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