Kinderkraft FINIX Manual De Uso página 21

1. Main parts
1. Seat with attached safety belts
2. Front upper legs with plastic elements for fixing the footrest x2
3. Rear upper legs x2
4. Lower legs x4
5. Tray with a plastic cover
6. Double-sided footrest
7. Armrests x2
2. Assembly of the high chair
Screw the front upper legs with plastic elements for fixing the footrest (2) into holes located
in the front of the seat (1) (Figures I and II). Make sure that plastic elements are on inside
parts of legs. Select the position of the footrest (6) in accordance with the size of your child.
The variant presented in Figure IIIa is dedicated to smaller children. The variant in Figure IIIb
is dedicated to larger children. Slide the footrest (6) into plastic elements on inside parts of
legs (Figure IV). You will hear a characteristic click sound. Then screw the rear upper legs (3)
into holes located on the back of the seat (1) (Figures V and VI). Tighten the front and rear
lower legs (4) (Figure VII). Adjust white feet located at the end of lower legs in order to
ensure that the entire oblique plane adheres to the floor (Figure VIII).
2.2 Fixing and adjusting the tray
In order to mount the tray (5), slide it into the guides while pressing the button on the front
of the tray (Figure IX). To adjust the tray, press the button and select one of three settings
(Figure IX).
The tray has a plastic removable insert (Figure X).
2.3 Use of adjustable safety belts
Adjustment:
The adjustment is made with the assistance of plastic elements located on belts. By moving
the element up or down the belt, you can increase or decrease the length of belts – they can
be conveniently adjusted to the child's size. All belts are connected with a buckle (Figure XI).
Dismantling of belts:
In order to disassemble the belts, press a convex fragment of the plastic joint and pull the belts
individually from the rim (Figures XII and XIII). Then pull the already disconnected belts trough
holes in the chair (Figures XIV and XV).
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