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To install canopy in the use position, insert the ends of the plastic frame into 

the fabric sleeves at the upper rear of the backpack as shown in figure 12.  

Push the canopy down until the fabric of the canopy nearly touches the rear 

of backpack.  Buckle the canopy adjustment straps to the front of the 

backpack as shown in figure 13.  Adjust the length of the adjustment straps 

to provide shade for the child.

* To remove the canopy, unbuckle the adjustment straps and pull upward on 

the canopy.  Place the canopy into the lower storage fabric sleeves and 

connect the top to the backpack with the Velcro tab on the rear of the 

backpack.  See figure 14a and 14b.

* To install the rain cover, place the rain cover over the canopy and secure to 

the backpack frame with the Velcro tab.  See figure 15a and 15b.

TO PUT ON OR REMOVE THE BACKPACK:

WARNING:

  

Use extreme care when placing 

the Backpack on your back.  The combined weight 

of the Backpack and child may be very difficult to 

control and you may loose your balance.  Always 

have a second adult assist you in putting on or 

removing the backpack.

* The easiest method for putting on the Backpack is from a seated position on 

a bench or other raised flat surface.

* Have a second adult grasp the backpack by the carry handle and rear of seat 

as shown in figure 16a and 16b.  Have the second adult raise the backpack to 

shoulder height.  Insert each arm through the shoulder straps and buckle the 

waist belt around your waist.  Attach the sternum strap.

* Check that the child’s legs are not trapped between the Backpack and your 

back.  Check that the child is comfortable.

* Children tend to fall asleep in Backpacks.  Periodically check you child’s 

position and watch for any breathing problems.

Fig. 12

Fig. 13

Fig. 14a

Fig. 14b

Fig. 15a

Fig. 15b

Fig. 16a

Fig. 16b

Summary of Contents for Deluxe Back Pack

Page 1: ...Convenience through innovation and thoughtful design Deluxe Back Pack Instruction Manual 02 08 1 ...

Page 2: ... and can affect your balance and coordination Use caution when using the Backpack particularly with a larger child Never use for hiking on uneven surfaces loose rock or steep hills Bend your knees to reach low so that your baby does not fall over your head Never allow your Back Pack to be used as a toy To clean use only mild household soap or detergent and warm water on a sponge or clean cloth Che...

Page 3: ... screws that attach the waist belt to the frame Re attach the waist belt using the lower set of grommets in the waist belt Tighten the screws until the screw just begins to stick out of the nylon locknut See figure 2 Tighten the load lifter straps by pulling downward on the lifter webbing The lifter straps help redistribute the weight of the Backpack from the top of your shoulders to the waist bel...

Page 4: ...ld in the Backpack being careful to hold the Backpack upright Make sure that the child s feet go through the leg openings completely Pull the crotch strap up between the child s legs and buckle the safety harness around your child Tighten the crotch strap so that the waist strap is positioned just above the child s legs Tighten the waist strap to be snug around your child Lastly tighten the should...

Page 5: ... and 15b TO PUT ON OR REMOVE THE BACKPACK WARNING Use extreme care when placing the Backpack on your back The combined weight of the Backpack and child may be very difficult to control and you may loose your balance Always have a second adult assist you in putting on or removing the backpack The easiest method for putting on the Backpack is from a seated position on a bench or other raised flat su...

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