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it fall down by pushing himself with the
feet against the wall.
• Always place the highchair on a horizontal,
stable surface when the child is seated in
it. Never place the highchair near stairs or
steps.
• Do not overload the storage basket. Maxi-
mum weight 3 kg.
• Bags or weights must not be placed on the
activity tray or hanged on highchair frame,
as they might affect the stability of the
highchair.
• WARNING: Never use the highchair with-
out cover.
• If the highchair is left exposed to direct
sunlight for a long time, allow it to cool
before placing your child in it.
• Do not leave the highchair under the sun
for a long time: prolonged exposure to di-
rect sunlight may cause the fabric to fade.
• Do not open or close the highchair with the
child sitting in it.
• WARNING: When it is not used, the high-
chair must be kept away from the reach of
children.
• WARNING: Make sure that any harness is
correctly fitted before use.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
The cleaning and maintenance of the highchair must only be car-
ried out by an adult.
Cleaning
Clean the cover with a damp cloth or with a neutral detergent. To
remove the cover from the highchair: release the elastics which fas-
ten the cover to the frame under the seat (diagram 7A) and on the
sides, at the rear of the backrest (diagram 7B); release the spring
catches (diagram 7C) and the safety belt prongs (diagram 7D), then
remove the belts from the cover loops. Repeat the operations in the
reversed order to replace the cover on the highchair.
Clean the plastic parts with a damp cloth.
Do not clean the tray in the dishwasher.
Do not use abrasive detergents or solvents
If the highchair comes into contact with water, dry the metal parts
to prevent the formation of rust.
Maintenance
Keep the highchair in a dry place.
Lubricate only if necessary, with a light application of a silicone
based lubricant between the components.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
HOW TO ASSEMBLE / OPEN THE HIGHCHAIR
WARNING: When opening the highchair, ensure that your child,
or other children, are at a safe distance. Ensure that during these
operations the movable parts of the highchair do not come into
contact with your child.
1. Fix the legs to the highchair frame as shown in the diagram.
WARNING: the ends of the front and rear legs have a different
shape to avoid errors in the assembly phase.
Front legs: keep the two locking buttons situated on the frame base
pressed down and insert the legs. The parts are locked only when
the two locking buttons come out from the holes on the legs, and
the clicks are heard, signalling that the legs are securely fitted (dia-
gram 1A).
Rear legs: keep the two locking buttons situated at the end of the
legs pressed down and insert the legs in the frame. The parts are
locked only when the two locking buttons come out from the holes
on the legs, and the clicks are heard, signalling that the legs are
securely fitted (diagram 1B).
2. Fix the armrests to the frame as shown in the diagram, by insert-
ing them along the appropriate guides, until two clicks are heard,
signalling that the legs are securely fitted (diagram 2). WARNING:
When the armrests have been assembled to the frame they must
not be removed.
3. Hold the front legs and the backrest standing on the side of the
highchair, as shown in the diagram (diagram 3A), and open the
frame (diagram 3B). Check that the frame is correctly and com-
pletely open.
4. Pull the backrest in an upward direction until a double click is
heard (diagram 4). Check that the backrest is correctly locked on
both sides.
WARNING ! before use, ensure that all safety devices are correctly
engaged. in particular, ensure that the high chair is correctly locked
into position on both sides of the frame (see diagram 4). in order
to facilitate locking, open the frame completely before pulling the
backrest upwards (see diagram 4A).
WARNING! never use the high chair without the locking devices
correctly locked into position (see diagram 4B).
5. Fix the storage basket to the frame as shown in the diagram (dia-
gram 5). Do not overload the storage basket. Maximum weight 3
kg.
6. Fix the footrest to the frame by locking it above the horizontal
bar (diagram 6). WARNING: once the footrest has been assembled,
it must not be removed.
The highchair is now ready to seat the child in it.
WARNING: Never move the highchair with your child seated in
it.
COVER
The highchair cover is padded, and can be removed and washed.
7. Please refer to the instructions contained in the “Cleaning and
Maintenance” paragraph to remove the highchair cover.
WARNING: Never use the highchair without cover.
SAFETY HARNESS
The highchair has a 5 point safety harness.
8. Release the safety harness as shown in the diagram (diagram
8).
9. Place the child in the highchair and fasten him with the harness
(diagram 9).
The safety harness can be adjusted to two height positions. Re-
move the highchair cover by following the instructions contained
in the “Cleaning and Maintenance” paragraph, adjust the safety
harness to the desired height and put the cover on the highchair.
WARNING: the use of the safety harness and fabric crotch strap is
necessary to guarantee the safety of your child. WARNING: the ac-
tivity tray alone does not guarantee the safety of your child. Always
use the safety harness!
FITTING / ADJUSTING THE TRAY
The tray can be adjusted to 4 different positions.
10. Hold the tray and pull the locking handles in an outward direc-
tion (diagram 10).
11. Place the tray on the frame by sliding the armrests in the ap-
propriate guides (diagram 11).
12. The 4 positions in which the tray can be adjusted are indicated
by the corresponding numbers on the armrests. Adjust the tray un-
til the desired position is reached and release the handles. In the
case the tray is not automatically locked to the armrests, move the
tray slightly until a double click is heard, signalling that the tray is
securely locked. WARNING: Always ensure that the tray is locked
correctly to the armrests before use (diagram 12).
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