Chicco POLLY MAGIC, Manual

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FITTINg / ADJUSTINg THE ACTIVITY TRAY
12. WARNING: IMPORTANT FOR YOUR CHILD’S SAFETY - Always
fit the rigid crotch strap to the activity tray before fitting the tray
to the Highchair. Once the rigid crotch strap has been fixed, it must
never be removed.
The activity tray can be adjusted to 4 positions.
13. Hold the activity tray in your hands (diag. 12).
14. Insert the armrests in the guides located under the activity tray
while simultaneously pressing the side locking button (diag. 13).
15. Move the activity tray until the desired position is reached and
release the button. If the activity tray is not automatically locked on
the armrests, move the activity tray until a click is heard, signalling
that the tray is locked. WARNING: Always ensure that the tray is
locked correctly to the armrests before use. Attention: The activity
tray can only be adjusted to the 4 indicated positions.
WARNING: never leave the tray fitted in a position in which the
danger signs are visible on the armrests: IT IS NOT safe!
16. To remove the tray, press the side buttons under the tray. When
not in use, the tray can be stored away at the rear of the frame by
using the two appropriate fixing points (diag. 14).
17. The Highchair has an activity tray cover. This can be fixed / re-
moved from the activity tray by a pressure device (diag. 15).
WARNING: Always ensure that the activity tray cover is correctly
fitted to the tray during use.
18. The activity tray cover can be used as a convenient “table cloth
protection tray” if the child eats sitting directly at the table with his
parents (diag. 16).
ADJUSTINg THE HEIgHT OF THE HIgHCHAIR
The Highchair can be adjusted to 6 height positions.
19. To raise the seat: hold the upper part of the backrest and pull it
upward, until the desired height is reached. (Diag. 17)
20. To lower the seat: press the two side buttons simultaneously and
lower the seat, until the desired height is reached (diag. 18).
WARNING: do not carry out this operation with the child sitting in
the Highchair.
ADJUSTING the highchair into a newborn seat
The Highchair seat can be reclined to 3 different positions and can
be used as a Highchair/Table chair and baby chair; there are 6 differ-
ent height to choose from.
HIGH-CHAIR / TABLE CHAIR POSITION: From 6 months onwards it
can be used as a Highchair and from 12 months onwards it can be
used as a table chair. (diag. 19; diag. 20).
NEWBORN CHAIR POSITION: The newborn chair can be used from
birth until the child is 6 months old (diag. 21)
21. To adjust the inclination of the seat, press the button located at
the top behind the backrest, move the seat until the desired position
is reached and release the button; the seat will lock automatically
and an audible click is heard, signalling that it is locked into position
(diag. 21a).
The operation can be carried out also with the child sitting in the
Highchair, although it can be more difficult.
LEg REST
The Highchair is fitted with a leg rest which can be adjusted to 2
different positions and used on the highchair/table chair and baby
chair; Press the two side adjustment buttons and recline the leg rest,
until the desired position is reached (diag. 22).
FOOTREST
The footrest on the Highchair can be adjusted to 3 height positions.
22. From the current position, turn the footrest until it unlocks (diag.
23).
23. Remove the footrest and fit it at the desired height (diag. 24).
24. Turn the footrest until the new desired use position is obtained,
and lock it into position.
WHEELS
25. Wheels are fitted onto the rear legs of the Polly Magic Highchair
so it can be moved around easily (Diag. 25)
WARNING: always place the chair on a horizontal, stable surface.
Never place the highchair near stairs or steps.
BASKET
The Polly Magic Highchair comes with a practical item basket.
To fasten it to the chair, proceed as follows:
26. Insert the end metal parts of the basket into the slots on the
highchair frame; (diag. 26)
27. Wrap the Velcro straps around the metal bar under the seat.
(diag. 27).
28. Slot the side basket straps through the holes as seen in diagram
27 A.
29. The basket can be used to hold all the items you need. (diag.
27B)
30. To remove the basket, simply undo the Velcro straps from the
metal tube, remove the side straps and then slide out the metal ends
of the basket, by pressing the relative buttons.
CLOSINg THE HIgHCHAIR
WARNING: when performing this operation, 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 con-
tact with your child.
WARNING: if it is fitted, remove the activity tray before starting any
closing operations and stored it away at the rear of the frame, by
using the two appropriate securing joints.
31. Move the backrest and leg rest into a vertical position and raise
the armrest in a vertical direction by pressing the buttons located
on the lower part of the arm rests, until an audible click is heard
(diag. 28).
32. Lower the seat by pressing the two side buttons at the same
time; if the basket is fitted, raise it upwards to that it fits under the
bottom of the seat (diag. 29).
33. Press the buttons at the centre of the side joints and, at the same
time, close the legs of the Highchair using your foot (diag. 30), until
an audible click signals that the Highchair is locked in the closed
position.
WARNING: Always check that the highchair is perfectly closed (diag.
31).
USINg THE TOY BAR
WARNINgS
• WARNING: Never use the toy bar as a carrier handle.
• Do not attach any string to lengthen the toy fasteners on the bar
and do not make any knots or loops: This could lead to running
knots from accidentally forming which could lead to strangulation.
This toy must only be used under adult supervision.
• Check the toy regularly for signs of wear and damage and to ensure
that it is assembled correctly. Should any part be damaged, do not
use the toy and keep it out of reach of children.
• WARNING: Before using the product remove and dispose of any
plastic bags and any other packaging (e.g. fasteners and fixing ties
etc) and keep them out of reach of children.
THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH EC DIRECTIVE
2006/66/EC
The crossed bin symbol on the batteries or product pack
indicates that, at the end of their life, they must not be
disposed of as urban refuse. They must be disposed of separately
from domestic waste, either by taking them to a separate waste dis-
posal site for batteries or by returning them to your dealer when you
buy similar rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries.
The chemical symbols Hg, Cd, Pb, printed under the crossed bin
symbol, indicate the type of substance contained in the batteries:
Hg=Mercury, Cd=Cadmium, Pb=Led.
The user is responsible for taking the batteries to a special waste
disposal site at the end of their life, so that they can be treated and
recycled. If the spent batteries are collected correctly as separate
waste, they can be recycled, treated and disposed of ecologically;
this avoids a negative impact on both the environment and human