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backrest from lying to sitting position. Every time you change the position of the
backrest check whether the fastening system is working correctly and adjust the
harness settings accordingly to fit your baby's new position.
9. Do not allow the child to stand on the seat as it may damage the stability of the
stroller and cause the stroller to fall down. In order to increase the stability of the
product while in use, make sure that the baby is positioned in the central part of
the carrycot or the seat unit.
10. Do not carry the pram holding the hood, upper edge of the backrest, footrest or
the element creating the pram version. Do not use the pram on steps or leave the
pram with the child on uneven surfaces (even with the brake on) as it may go down.
Carrying the pram up or down the steps, placing the pram to the bus, etc. should
be carried out with the aid of another person. The person holding the pram handle
tube passes the obstacle first while holding the pram handle tube, and the person
holding another end of the pram should grasp the pram by a stable element such
as a fixed upright of the frame. When carrying the pram downstairs the person who
is helping comes down first.
11. When the pram is not in use, the brake should always be engaged. Use of the brake
requires lowering the brake level and checking the effectiveness of the brake. Befo-
re moving the pram, ensure that the pram wheels are not locked. Moving the pram
with locked wheels could cause damage to locking elements.
12. When passing obstacles at of varying levels (e.g. high doorsteps), bring both
wheels closer together (of the same axle) simultaneously pressing the handle tube
down when passing the obstacle with front wheels. When passing higher obstac-
les (e.g. access to curbs of a sidewalk), place the front wheels of the pram slightly
above the level of the obstacle surface simultaneously by pressing the handle tube
down and pulling it towards the body, move the rear wheel closer to the obstacle,
lower the front wheels and move the rear wheels over the obstacle by lifting the
pram up. Any collision with hard objects or surfaces may damage (deform) ele-
ments connecting the frame or damage frame elements causing a lack of ot proper
alignment.
13. The load of the basket fastened to the pram frame should not exceed 3 kg, Acces-
sible load of the bag hung on the pram handle is 1 kg. Pockets of the pram are for
decorative purposes only, no objects of total weight exceeding 0.15 kg should be
placed within each pocket or weight of 0.35 kg for all pockets.
14. Keep the pram elements clean. Dirt on the frame should be removed with a damp
sponge and then wiped with a dry cotton cloth. Do not use caustic, sharp, or hard
agents for cleaning as these may be harmful to the pram elements (discoloura-
tion, scratches, etc.). It is recommended to use cleaning agents appropriate for a
particular surface. In the case of any dirt on the pram cover, remove it with the use
of a damp sponge, adding a delicate cleaning agent. Avoid over-wetting the stroller
seat, bottom of the carrycot, and bottom of the additional sleeping bag (pram of
changeable function) as this may cause deformation of stringer ring elements.
15. To avoid weepings or smudges which may occur after rainfall, for instance, secure
the pram against over-soaking by the use of rain cover for the whole pram. It is
recommended to protect the pram against the effects of strong sunlight. The ma-
nufacturer cannot accept responsibility for deterioration to the pram cover, which
results from failure to follow these recommendations.
16. Before mounting and dismounting the wheels, lift the locking mechanism of the
brake upwards (unblocked break). We recommend that the pram axles should be
kept clean. Where prams are equipped with wheels without bearings, pram axles
should be kept lubricated with a thick agent (cup grease, machine oil) to reduce
friction on tube ends. In models equipped with wheels with bearings, it is recom-
mended to lubricate the axles with a lubricating agent e.g. WD40. In the case of
inflating wheels, we recommend that the inner tube pressure should be maintained
at a constant level not exceeding 0.6 bar or of the value indicated on the wheel
frame.
17. WARNING: Accessories or spare parts that the manufacturer or distributor has not
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