Chicco easyfit, Instructions Manual

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so they can breathe properly.
• Keep in mind that the child trans-
ported in the baby carrier will react
to any climatic changes before the
person carrying the child.
COMPONENTS
A. Baby carrier
B. Headrest
C. Headrest straps
D. “Caress” hole
E. Top buckles
F. Lower buckles
G. Seat
H Seat size adjuster
I. Shoulder strap adjustment system
J. Elastic strap holder ring
K. Back adjustment system
L. Shoulder straps
TIPS FOR CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning
Please refer to the care label.
After each wash check that the fabric and seams are not
worn or damaged.
Wash by hand in cold water
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not dry clean
Maintenance
Check the seams and baby carrier regularly to ensure that
they are not worn or damaged and that no parts are miss-
ing. If any part is worn or missing, do not use the product.
HOW TO WEAR THE BABY CARRIER
WARNING: Always fit the baby carrier onto your shoulders
before putting your child in.
1. Loosen the shoulder straps using the adjustment system
(I) so it is easier to put on ( fig. 1).
2. Put on the baby carrier by passing your head and arms
through the shoulder straps as shown in fig. 2 and fig.3.
3. Adjust the length of the shoulder straps using the adjust-
ment system (I) (fig. 4), pulling until they fit closely over the
shoulders. For greater comfort when using the carrier, the
shoulder straps should cross in a central position just un-
der the shoulder blades. If necessary use back adjustment
system K (fig.5)
4. For greater comfort when using the carrier, you can roll
up the excess part of the shoulder straps, holding it in
place using the special elastic ring (J) ( fig.6).
HOW TO PLACE YOUR CHILD IN THE BABY CARRIER
It is advisable to place your child in the baby carrier while
sitting down, resting the carrier on your lap or on a table.
5. Fasten the lower (fig. 7) and top buckles (fig.8), making
sure you hear a “click”, then place your child in the baby
carrier facing towards you, passing their legs through the
specific holes. (fig. 9). When doing this always make sure
that you are holding the child tightly and that you are
ready for any movement they might make.
6. Fasten the buckles on the other side (E-F) making sure
that they “click” (fig. 10 and 11). WARNING: Always make
sure you have correctly fastened the buckles.
7. Adjust the length of the seat straps so your child is com-
fortable and safe (fig.12). Adjust the size of the leg open-
ings to ensure the baby carrier isn’t too loose or too tight
but perfectly suitable for your child’s body.
8. Adjust the headrest (B) to ensure your child has the nec-
essary amount of space (fig. 13).
WARNING: Always ensure that your children have sufficient
space around their face so they can breathe properly.
9. For newborn babies that are not yet able to support their
heads, it is advisable to place your child on the open baby
carrier on a flat surface (fig. 14) before closing the buckles
(fig. 5 and 6).
PARENT-FACING POSITION
WARNING: Always fit the baby carrier onto your shoulders
before putting your child in.
10. To guarantee the correct ergonomic position (fig. 15)
the seat adjuster (H) must always be completely open to
ensure the maximum size of the seat. (fig. 16).
11. For very small babies it is possible to fold the top of the
headrest down to provide extra support (fig. 17).
FORWARD-FACING POSITION
When your child is able to keep their head up and their
shoulders in vertical position, approximately from six months
onwards, they can be carried in a forward facing position.
WARNING: Always fit the baby carrier onto your shoulders
before putting your child in.
12. For this function reduce the size of the seat using the
adjuster (H) before placing your child in the baby carrier
forward facing (fig. 18).
13. For the maximum comfort of your child fold the top of
the headrest down (fig. 19).
HOW TO REMOVE YOUR CHILD FROM THE BABY CAR-
RIER IN THE PARENT-FACING AND FORWARD-FACING
POSITION
WARNING: it is a good idea to sit down to remove your the
child from the baby carrier.
14. Holding your child tightly, remove the top buckle and
the lower buckle (E,F) on one side only and remove your
child from the baby carrier.
When no longer in use you can roll up the baby carrier
(fig.20), holding it in place with the buckles (fig.21).
WARRANTY
The product is guaranteed against any conformity defect in
normal conditions of use as provided for by the instructions.
The warranty shall not apply in the case of damage caused
by improper use, wear or accidental events.
For the duration of the warranty on conformity defects