AneX L/type, Maintenance Manual

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CAUTIONS
Before using our stroller, carefully
read this maintenance manual
Non-compliance with this manual’s
requirements threatens your child’s safety.
This stroller is designed to transport one
child at a time.
The stroller should not bе used to transport
more children at а time than it is designed.
This product is designed for children aged
0 to 48 months. Max. weight: 22 kg.
Leaving this stroller with a baby on slanted
surfaces (even with blocked brakes) is strictly
prohibited.
The parking mechanism should be activated,
when placing a child in or out.
It’s prohibited to use this stroller if either
of its parts is faulty or malfunctioning.
Before assembling this stroller, ensure that
the product and its parts are faultless; if
any malfunction is detected, do not use the
product.
When adjusting this stroller, ensure that its
moving parts don’t touch your child’s body.
Using brakes at every stop is mandatory.
The maximum weight loaded in the cupholder
is 0.5 kg. The maximum weight load in the mom
bag is 1 kg. The maximum weight load on the
basket is 5 kg.
Heavy object or accessory items, or both,
placed on the unit may cause the unit to
become unstable. Excessive weight may
cause a hazardous unstable condition
to exist.
Use only manufacturer-approved accessories.
You should only use spare parts supplied
or recommended by the manufacturer/
distributor.
Lift the front wheels of your stroller, if there’s
a need for crossing an edge of pavement
or a step.
Driving this stroller down the stairs is not
allowed.
The l/type chassis can be used only with
l/type carrycot or l/type seat or Anex
car seat.
This stroller should be stored out of the
reach of children.
For car seats used in conjunction with a chassis,
this vehicle does not replace a cot or a bed.
Should your child need to sleep, then it should
be placed in a suitable carrycot, cot or bed.
Do not place the carrycot near an open fire or
other source of strong heat.
The handles and the bottom of the carrycot
should be inspected regularly for signs of
damage and wear.
Before carrying or lifting, make sure that the
handles are in the correct position of use.
The head of the child in the carrycot should
never be lower than the body of the child.
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