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 Copyright © 2018, Baby Trend Inc., All Rights Reserved. Todos los derechos reservados. Tous droits réservés.

PARTS

** Rear Wheels

** Front Wheel

Stroller

Child Tray

Parent Tray

Axel Nuts

*Retainer plates

-or-

 Check that you have all the parts for this model before assembly.

*(styles may vary)

**(Wheel styles may vary)

 WARNING:

 Please follow all of these 

instructions to ensure the safety of your child. Keep 

these instructions for future reference.

 WARNING:

 Failure to follow these instructions 

could result in serious injury or death. Avoid serious 

injury from falling or sliding out. Always use the safety 

harness and insure that the children are properly 

positioned according to these instructions.

 WARNING:

 Never leave children unattended.

 WARNING: 

Wheel can detach and cause 

tip over. Pull on the wheel to assure it is securely 

attached.

 WARNING:

 Care must be taken when folding 

and unfolding the stroller to prevent finger entrapment.

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CAUTION:

 This single stroller is designed for one child only. Use with 

more than one child may cause the unbalance condition which can injure/ 

harm your child.

•  Purses, shopping bags, parcels, diaper bags or accessory items may 

change the balance of the stroller and cause hazardous unstable conditions.

•  The maximum weight that can be carried in the basket is 5 lbs (2.26 

kg), child tray and parent tray are 3 lbs (1.36 kg) each. If equipped the 

maximum weight can be carried in the back pocket is 3 lbs (1.36 kg). 

Excessive weight may cause a hazardous unstable condition to exist.

•  Be certain the stroller is fully erect and latched in the open position before 

allowing children near the stroller.

•  Use of the stroller with children weighing more than 50 pounds (22.67 kg) 

or over 42 inches (106.7 cm) tall, will cause excessive wear and stress on 

the stroller and may cause a hazardous unstable condition to exist.

•  

NEVER

 use the stroller on stairways or escalators.

• 

NEVER

 use the stroller with roller skates, in-line skates, skateboards or 

bicycles.

Summary of Contents for JG95C

Page 1: ...e puede ser contactado a 1 800 328 7363 Lunes a viernes entre 8 00am y 4 30pm PST Un numero de autorizacion es requerido antes de la devoluci n de los producto s a Baby Trend Garantia v lida s lo en A...

Page 2: ...d WARNING Care must be taken when folding and unfolding the stroller to prevent finger entrapment CAUTION This single stroller is designed for one child only Use with more than one child may cause the...

Page 3: ...these instructions for future reference IMPORTANT Before assembly and each use inspect this product for damaged hardware loose joints missing parts or sharp edges NEVER use if any parts are missing or...

Page 4: ...ard on the opposite end while pushing down on the tray until locked onto the stroller handle Please be careful not to pinch your fingers when installing the parent tray Fig 7 To remove the parent tray...

Page 5: ...roll away NEVER leave stroller unattended on a hill or incline as the stroller may slide down the hill 11 Locate the 2 rear brakes behind the stroller on the right and left of the axel Fig 11 Fig 10b...

Page 6: ...ale end of each shoulder waist belt into the buckle on the crotch strap Tighten the harness to be snug around the child s waist and over the child s shoulders Fig 14c TO RELEASE THE CHILD Type 1 15 To...

Page 7: ...d latches into place Fig 18b When the infant car seat is locked firmly into place strap the single Short Clip over the infant car seat through the seat belt slot on the infant car seat Fig 18c NOTE It...

Page 8: ...oller has spring loaded latches on both sides of the frame Test that both latches are fully engaged prior to placing child in the stroller CARE AND MAINTENANCE TESTING FOR PROPER WHEEL INSTALLATION WA...

Page 9: ...ame assembly into the front fender s plastic tubes Tighten the screws only until snug Fig 24b DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SEAT PAD To clean the seat pad use only mild household soap or detergent and warm wate...

Page 10: ...bilidad peligrosa Procure que el carrito est completamente erguido y con el pestillo en la posici n abierta antes de permitir que los ni os se acerquen al carrito El uso del carrito con ni os que pesa...

Page 11: ...n en el eje de la rueda La clavija en la punta de la placa debe de colocarse hacia adentro de cara a la horquilla Debe alinear la clavija de la placa con el agujero antes de atornillar las tuercas par...

Page 12: ...NDEJA PARA NI OS ADVERTENCIA No coloque l quidos calientes ni m s de 3 libras sobre la bandeja para ni os ya que podr a causar quemaduras graves o inestabilidad 10 Para colocar la bandeja para ni os A...

Page 13: ...pedir que ruede fuera de su alcance Nunca deje el carrito desatendido en una colina o pendiente ya que podr a deslizarse pendiente abajo Fig 10b Fig 10c Fig 10d Fig 12 Fig 13 Bloqueo Des Bloqueo 11 Lo...

Page 14: ...or encima de sus hombros Por favor vea la Fig 14c PARA SOLTARLAS AL NI O Typo 1 15 Para soltarlas presione el bot n en la presilla central para destrabar las dos hebillas del arn s Fig 15 Typo 2 16 Pa...

Page 15: ...eja delantera y se trabe en su lugar Fig 18b Verifique que la sillita para el autom vil est firmemente trabada en la bandeja para ni os luego fije la sillita infantil para el altom vil con el gancho c...

Page 16: ...os accionados por resorte a ambos lados del armaz n Pruebe que ambos pestillos est n completamente sujetados antes de colocar a su hijo en el carrito Fig 21a Fig 21b CUIDADO Y MANTENIMIENTO PARA VERIF...

Page 17: ...ro Ajuste bien los tornillos sin forzarlos Fig 24b NO AJUSTE DE M S ALMOHADILLA DEL ASIENTO Para limpiar la almohadilla del asiento use solamente jab n dom stico o detergente suaves y agua tibia en un...

Page 18: ...ette est enti rement en position redress e et verrouill e en position ouverte avant d autoriser un enfant proximit L utilisation de la poussette avec un enfant pesant plus de 22 67 kg 50 livres ou de...

Page 19: ...g 4 Fig 1b Fig 1a Fig 2 Fig 3 Plaque d arr t crou d essieu Essieu et Moyeu Fourche Avant Fente ROUES ARRI RES 5 Tournez la poussette l envers et appuyez la sur la poign e Ins rez les tiges de roues ar...

Page 20: ...ez pas de liquides chauds ou plus de 3 livres sur le plateau parents De br lures graves ou des conditions rendant le plateau instable pourraient en r sulter 10 Pour attacher le plateau enfant Pour att...

Page 21: ...uer de pivoter Levez le levier roue pour engager le verrou et poussez le levier vers le bas pour d gager le dispositif de verrouillage Fig 13 POUR ATTACHER L ENFANT AVERTISSEMENT Afin d viter des bles...

Page 22: ...port de si ge d auto ne sont utilis s que pour le si ge d auto V rifiez que le plateau pour enfant est solidement fix aux accoudoirs de la poussette Positionner le si ge d auto pour qu il soit orient...

Page 23: ...t chaque plide d clenchement Fig 20a Lorsque les verrous sont lib r s la poign e va commencer tomber vers le sol Rel chez les boutons et appuyez vers le bas sur la Poussette jusqu ce qu elle est compl...

Page 24: ...devrez peut tre ajuster l crou de la roue avant 23 Retirez le repose pieds afin d acc der l crou Vous pouvez utiliser une une cl molette standard pour resserrer l crou Fig 23 NE PAS TROP SERRER car ce...

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