Daily Use - LEANDER Linea 700020 Manual Del Usuario

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Baby cot/bed
The cot/bed base can be set at two different
heights. Upper position and lower position. Make
sure that the distance from the mattress to the top
of the bed frame is never less than 300 mm in the
top position or 500 mm in the bottom position.
This is marked with an "arrow" on the middle bar
of one of the rail sections.
By using an original Leander
assured of the correct distance to top of the bed.
It is always safest to place the bed base in the
lower position.
As soon as your baby can sit up or stand up on
his/her own, the cot/bed base must be placed
in the lower position. See assembly for further
instructions. (Position 2)
When the baby can crawl out of the cot/bed by
himself/herself, one of the rail sections must be
removed to avoid injuries from falling. Never use
the cot/bed with both rail sections removed. See
assembly for further instructions. (Day bed)
Make sure that medicines, strings, small toys,
small objects such as coins, etc. are out of the
baby's reach from any position in the cot/bed.
Always follow the assembly instructions in detail to
ensure the safety features of the cot/bed are not
compromised!
WARNING
• Never place the child's bed by
an open fire or source of strong
heat such as electric heaters, gas
heaters, power points etc. due to
the risk of fi re.
• Do not use the child's bed if any
parts are damaged or missing and
only use replacement parts that
are approved by Leander.
• Never leave anything in the child's
bed and never place the child's
bed close to something the child
can stand on, or which may pose
a risk of suffocation or strangula-
tion, such as ribbons, strings on
blinds/curtains, etc.
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• Never place more than one mat-
tress in the child's bed.
• Always use the original Leander
mattress, as it is designed to
fit the bed's shape. The use of
other mattresses can cause gaps
between the mattress and bed
in which the child can become
trapped.
• To prevent falls, mattress base of
this cot should be adjusted to the
lowest position before the child
can sit up.
• When assembling the child's bed,
we do not recommend tightening
the screws until the entire bed
is assembled. This will make the
assembly easier.
Recommended mattress size
This cot/bed has been manufactured for use with
a mattress which measures 600 mm wide by 1200
mm long and maximum 105 mm in thickness. The
width and length are specified because it is impor-
tant that the gaps between the mattress and the
sides and ends of the cot will not exceed 40 mm.
This is to minimize the risk of a child's limb be-
coming caught in the gap. The thickness of the
mattress has been specified to ensure that the
depth of the cot is greater than 500 mm with the
mattress base in the lower position to minimize the
risk of a child climbing or falling out of the cot/bed.
Australia: See page 27 & 30 for additional
warnings for the cot in the lower position.
Cleaning and maintenance
WOODWORK: Can be wiped off with a damp
cloth. Surplus water must be wiped off . The
colour may change when exposed to sunlight.
DAILY USE: Remove the quilt every morning
allowing both bed and quilt to be aerated, cool off
and dry.
Product information
Lacquer complies with the
European standard EN71-3.
DIN EN 716-1:2008 +1A: 2013
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PATENT No.:
• After assembly, all fittings and
screws must be checked and
tightened. A poorly assembled
bed and loose parts may lead to
the child trapping a body part or
to clothes (e.g. strings, necklaces,
strings on dummies, etc.) becom-
ing stuck and posing a risk of
strangulation.
• Make sure the cot is placed on a
level and stable surface.
• Remember to keep the Allen key
after assembly. After 2 to 3 weeks
of use, all screws should be
tightened.