Product Components - KIKKA BOO MONACO Instrucciones De Uso

WARNINGS
• Read manual before product use.
• Safety belt must be used by children under the age of 3.
• Safety Equipment is needed when using the tricycle. Protective equipment required! (helmet, knee pads, gloves and armrests).
• Adult Supervision Required.
• Use this tricycle only with children whose age between 10 months to 36 months. Children under 10 months are not allowed to use.
• Keep away from re.
• Adult assembly only.
• Maximum weight is 30kg.
• Check whether the fastening parts are secure before use.
• Never leave child unattended on the tricycle.
• Never play on the road with the tricycle.
• Please make sure that child's feet are on the provided footrest when the trike is moving. This will help prevent the child being tripped by the front pedal.
• Keep child's hands, feet and other body parts away from the wheel or rotating parts, otherwise this may cause injury to the child.
• Don't let child stand up or jump, when he/she is sitting in the tricycle.
• Never use tricycle on mountains, hillsides or stairs etc.
• To safeguard the safety of your child please follow the product manual to ensure proper assembly of the tricycle.
• Beware of small parts as children they may swallow them.
• Sharp tools such as knives may cause damage to product.
• Correct assembly is important.
• For the safety purposes, please do not remove or modify the cart and do not use items may cause damage to the product.
• Remove packaging materials such as tapes before use.
• Please pay attention to surrounding people and pets when using the trike.
• EN 71-1/2/3;
1. PARTS
1. Window; 2. Sunshade canopy; 3. Folding bracket of sunshade canopy; 4. Head support: 5. Back support: 6. Angle adjustment button of back support; 7. Front
handrail; 8. Coat of seat; 9. Bell; 10. Protecting cover of handlebar; 11. Cover of handlebar; 12. Seatbelt; 13. Switch of handlebar clutch; 14. Cart frame; 15. Infant
footrest;16. Fixed bolts and screws for foot pedal; 17. Small child footrest; 18. Mudguard; 19. Front fork; 20. Tyre; 21. Rim; 22. Pedal clutch switch; 23. Pedal;
24. Wheel tube;25. Wheel hub; 26. Wheel; 27. Rear cart basket; 28. Rear fabric basket; 29. Rotating adjustment button of seat; 30. Seat; 31. Bag; 32. Height
adjustment button of auxiliary handlebar; 33. Auxiliary handlebar; 34. Angle adjustment button of auxiliary handlebar.

2. PRODUCT COMPONENTS

A. Cart frame; B. Handlebar; C. Seat; D. Bag; E. Front handrail; F. Sunshade canopy; G. Rear cart basket; H. Auxiliary handlebar; I. Infant footrest; J. Small child
footrest; K. Front wheel sets; L. Rearwheel; M. Mudguard; N. Seat cap; O. Fixed screw of seat; P. Rear axle and shim; Q. Protect cap; R. Phillips screwdriver, 6MM
inner six angle wrench
3. AGE RECOMMENDATIONS
Four modes can be used for children based on di erent body size. Di erent modes based on childs weight and height.
3.1. Moving with back forward seat mode. Age: 10 months and above . The adult and child are in the face to face position, which helps with direct child
supervision. All the secure facilities such as pedal, front handrail and back support are adjustable.
3.2. Moving with infant footrest mode & Moving with small child footrest mode. Age: 12 months and above
Turn the seat back to front. Choose infant footrest mode or small child footrest mode based on your child growing status. All these footrests are removable.
3.3. Riding mode under the supervision of caregiver. Age: 18 months and above. Removing the sunshade canopy, front handrail and pedal can help child
enhance their riding more easily Adult helps to control the direction and the speed of tricycle through the auxiliary handlebar during child's riding practice.
3.4. Independent riding mode without back support & Independent riding mode with back support. Age: 3 years and above.
Remove auxiliary handlebar and back support (depending on your needs), this is the rst step in your child being able to ride independently.
4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
4.1. Installation of mud fender and front wheel sets: Set up the mudguard with front wheel sets and make sure the rib of mud guard is on your right hand side
when the pedal dutch switch is face to you. The release lever is at the cental portion of bottom of mudguard. Use one hand to pul the fruit end of the lever and
put the tnt wheel sets hto the cart frame. The pedal dutch switch must at the tight hand side of front wheel. The opposite diredion is not akiwed (Please see the
installation pictures).
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