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Page 4 

Version 13 © 2015 

 

 

 

WARNING:

:  

DO NOT USE THE STROLLER SEAT WITH ANY OTHER 
MODELS OF PRAM/STROLLER. 

DO NOT USE ANY OTHER MODELS OF STROLLER 
SEAT WITH THIS PRAM/STROLLER. 

THE SEAT OPENING STRAP MUST ALWAYS BE 
FITTED WHEN THE STROLLER SEAT IS IN USE.  

DO NOT REMOVE THE STROLLER SEAT FROM THE 
STROLLER IF THERE IS A CHILD IN THE SEAT. 

 

DO NOT USE THE BASSINET WITH ANY OTHER 
MODELS OF PRAM/STROLLER. 

DO NOT USE ANY OTHER MODELS OF BASSINET 
WITH THIS PRAM/STROLLER. 

DO NOT USE THE BASSINET ONCE THE CHILD CAN 
SIT UP UNAIDED. 

 

MAINTAIN YOUR PRAM/STROLLER AS DESCRIBED 
UNDER THE MAINTENANCE SECTION. DO NOT USE 
THE PRAM/STROLLER IF IT IS DAMAGED OR NOT 
PROPERLY MAINTAINED.

 

Summary of Contents for E005

Page 1: ...A1BabyCare Combination Pram and Stroller E005 Designed in Australia English...

Page 2: ...RY DO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED SECURE THE CHILD IN THE HARNESS AT ALL TIMES DO NOT CARRY EXTRA CHILDREN OR BAGS ON THIS PRAM STROLLER MAKE SURE CHILDREN ARE CLEAR OF ANY MOVING PARTS IF YOU ADJUS...

Page 3: ...BLE EXCEEDING ANY RECOMMENDED MAXIMUM WEIGHTS IS UNSAFE AND MAY CAUSE THE PRAM STROLLER TO BECOME UNSTABLE NEVER LEAVE CHILD UNATTENDED CHILD MAY SLIP INTO LEG OPENINGS AND STRANGLE NEVER USE IN RECLI...

Page 4: ...ER SEAT IS IN USE DO NOT REMOVE THE STROLLER SEAT FROM THE STROLLER IF THERE IS A CHILD IN THE SEAT DO NOT USE THE BASSINET WITH ANY OTHER MODELS OF PRAM STROLLER DO NOT USE ANY OTHER MODELS OF BASSIN...

Page 5: ...Version 13 2015 Page 5 CONTENTS SAFETY INFORMATION 6 SPECIFICATIONS 8 WHAT IS INCLUDED 9 ASSEMBLY 10 USING YOUR PRAM STROLLER 18 MAINTENANCE 51...

Page 6: ...2 lb The maximum total load for all bassinet pockets is 1 kg 2 lb The maximum weight for the storage basket is 4 kg 8 lb The pram stroller is to be used by only one child at a time Do not cover the ve...

Page 7: ...it When installing the seat or bassinet ensure that it is firmly locked in position After unfolding the pram stroller ensure that it is firmly locked in the open position and the safety catch has been...

Page 8: ...sinet pockets 1 kg 2 lb Maximum width of the stroller 66 cm 26 in Distance between front and rear axles 51 cm 20 in Diameter of front wheels 19 cm 7 5 in Diameter of rear wheels 30 cm 12 in Recommende...

Page 9: ...rap for the stroller seat 1 Footmuff for the stroller seat 1 Frame 1 Handbar for the stroller seat 2 Padded seat covers 1 Raincover this fits the seat and the bassinet 1 Stroller seat 1 Suncover this...

Page 10: ...om tube 3 through the D ring 4 where the back support meets the flat rotating support Then clip together the snaplock on the seat opening strap The seat opening strap 1 must be looped around the botto...

Page 11: ...the snaplock on the folded lock strap on the left of the frame Pull up the handlebar to open the frame and ensure that the frame is locked in the open position Pass the folded lock strap around the r...

Page 12: ...ht position so it does not interfere when inserting the rear wheels Remove the foam padding from the rear wheels 7 and insert the rear wheels into the frame Remove the foam padding from the front whee...

Page 13: ...from the bassinet 9 Remove the mattress 11 and lining 12 from the bassinet 9 Using the nylon tab 13 pull the metal wire 14 to the metal clips 15 Do not put your fingers beneath the metal wire Slide t...

Page 14: ...ends of the wire have engaged the clips Repeat the above two steps for the metal wire and clips at the other end of the bassinet Put the lining back in the bassinet then put the mattress back in the b...

Page 15: ...Version 13 2015 Page 15 Illustration 3B...

Page 16: ...Page 16 Version 13 2015 Illustration 3C...

Page 17: ...Version 13 2015 Page 17 Illustration 3D...

Page 18: ...ving the Stroller Seat Refer to illustrations 4A and 4B Apply the brakes so the stroller does not move Press the two white buttons 18 on each side of the frame at the base of the seat fitting sockets...

Page 19: ...eat while a child is sitting in the seat Removing the Bassinet Refer to illustrations 4A and 4B Apply the brakes so the pram does not move Press the two white buttons 18 on each side of the frame at t...

Page 20: ...assinet with the sockets 20 on the frame Gently push the seat or bassinet down until there is a click when the plug engages the catch in the socket Both plugs must click into their sockets Check that...

Page 21: ...ton pressed in fully move the end of the seat 22 so that the seat rotates into the desired position The available positions are indicted by lines marked on the black plastic It is an available positio...

Page 22: ...e of the bassinet does not adjust The black buttons do not perform any function Do not attempt to adjust the bassinet Reversing the Stroller Seat Apply the brakes so the pram does not move Do not remo...

Page 23: ...et Turn the bassinet to face in the opposite direction then insert the bassinet as described in Inserting the Stroller Seat or Bassinet If reversing the bassinet while a baby is lying in the bassinet...

Page 24: ...Version 13 2015 Illustration 6 Releasing the Brakes Refer to illustration 7 Push up on the red brake bar 23 so that the brakes are disengaged from the rear wheels 7 Ensure that both rear wheels are r...

Page 25: ...rations 8A to 8C If the pram has the bassinet fitted remove the bassinet If the stroller has the seat fitted put the seat forward facing put the seat in the second most upright position so that the se...

Page 26: ...ty catch 25 Pull up the release levers 26 on both sides of the frame at the same time and allow the frame to fold flat To reduce the folded size fold the handlebar forward remove the quick release rea...

Page 27: ...Version 13 2015 Page 27 Illustration 8B...

Page 28: ...ller in the folded position pass the folded lock strap around the rear strut and the round aluminium push tube then close the snaplock To carry the frame pick it up by one or both of the large rear su...

Page 29: ...locking clips 27 at the front of the frame are locked closed Check that the red safety catch 25 is down Pass the folded lock strap around the rear strut and close the snaplock to ensure that the folde...

Page 30: ...positions The highest position 29 is where the shoulder strap does not pass through any of the loops 30 31 The middle position is where the shoulder strap passes through the loop 30 The lowest positio...

Page 31: ...Version 13 2015 Page 31 Illustration 10A...

Page 32: ...er strap 32 from the harness clip If necessary remove the shoulder pads Slide the shoulder harness strap through the plastic loop 33 so that the shoulder strap 32 is the correct length Ensure that adj...

Page 33: ...e plastic loop 33 towards the black harness buckle catch 34 Illustration 11 Adjusting the Seat Waist Strap Length Refer to illustration 12 Slide the waist harness strap 35 through the plastic loop 36...

Page 34: ...illustration 12 Slide the crotch harness strap 37 through the plastic loop 38 so that the crotch strap is the correct length Closing the Seat Harness Buckle Refer to illustrations 13A and 13B Slide t...

Page 35: ...ion 13 2015 Page 35 Illustration 13A Then push this combination 34 and 39 into the central harness buckle catch 40 Repeat this for the shoulder strap harness and the waist strap harness on the other s...

Page 36: ...the Seat Harness Buckle Refer to illustration 14 Press the button 41 at the centre of the harness buckle this releases the harness straps Ensure that each shoulder strap buckle catch 34 separates fro...

Page 37: ...lowest height setting that is above the height of the child s shoulder Check that the shoulder straps 32 waist straps 35 and crotch harness strap 37 are adjusted to the correct length Adjust the stra...

Page 38: ...ed correctly If clothing is removed or extra clothing fitted adjust the straps as required Ensure that the shoulder straps 32 and the waist straps 35 are connected to the harness buckle 40 Illustratio...

Page 39: ...e Child Handbar Align the child handbar with the sockets on the seat Gently push the child handbar in until it clicks at each end Check that the child handbar is firmly fitted into the sockets at both...

Page 40: ...are not blocked Put the hood of the stroller seat out fully to cover your child s head The hood end of the raincover has stitching that matches the ribs on the hood of the stroller seat Put the back...

Page 41: ...ood of the bassinet out fully to cover your child s head The hood end of the raincover has stitching that matches the ribs on the hood of the bassinet Put the back of the hood end of the raincover jus...

Page 42: ...t the hood of the stroller seat out fully to cover your child s head Fit the top of the suncover over the front of the hood and attach the velcro tabs on the sides of the suncover to the velcro tabs 4...

Page 43: ...Put the hood of the bassinet out fully to cover your child s head Fit the top of the suncover over the front of the hood and attach the velcro tabs on the sides of the suncover to the velcro tabs 44 o...

Page 44: ...to 21C Fit the foot end of the footmuff 46 under the footrest of the stroller seat Then pass the top of the footmuff 47 under the child handbar 45 wrap it over the top of the handbar then snaplock the...

Page 45: ...Version 13 2015 Page 45 Illustration 21A...

Page 46: ...Page 46 Version 13 2015 Illustration 21B...

Page 47: ...22 Adjust the bassinet harness by setting the waist strap length and the crotch strap length Slide the waist strap 50 through the plastic loop 51 so that the waist strap is the correct length Slide t...

Page 48: ...ion 13 2015 Illustration 22 Closing the Bassinet Harness Buckle Refer to illustration 23 Push each harness clip 54 into the harness buckle 55 Ensure that the harness clips are fully engaged in the har...

Page 49: ...tion 23 Opening the Bassinet Harness Buckle Refer to illustration 24 Press both buttons 56 at the side of the harness buckle 55 to release the harness clips 54 The harness clips can then be pulled out...

Page 50: ...Page 50 Version 13 2015 Illustration 24...

Page 51: ...rm the following maintenance Check the tyre pressure Do not over inflate the tyres At Least Every 3 Months At least every 3 months perform the following maintenance Check the tyre pressure Do not over...

Page 52: ...er away from bearings and components that may corrode such as steel Do not hang any item from the handlebars Cleaning the Frame The frame and wheels may be cleaned using soap and warm water Rinse off...

Page 53: ...t slides back into the loop in the seat cover take care that the hood support does not catch on the fabric or damage it The hood for the bassinet cannot be washed in a washing machine The mattress for...

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