Chicco ULTRASOFT, Owner'S Manual

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Check that you have all the parts for
this model BEFORE assembling your
product. If any parts are missing, call
Customer Service. No tools required.
A. Infant carrier
B. Headrest
C. Arms opening (for carrying baby
facing inward)
D. Padded band
E. Open/close buckle
F. Waist adjuster buckle
G. Leg opening adjustment buckle
H. Seat
I. Cuddle Pocket
J. Shoulder straps
Verifique que tiene todas las piezas
de este modelo ANTES de armar su
producto. Si falta alguna pieza, llame
a Servicio al Cliente. No requiere
herramientas.
A. Transportador para bebé
B. Apoyacabeza
C. Abertura para los brazos (para llevar
al bebé mirando hacia adentro)
D. Banda acolchada
E. Hebilla de apertura/cierre
F. Hebilla de ajuste de la cintura
G. Hebilla de ajuste de la abertura
de las piernas
H. Asiento
I. Bolsillo de apoyo
J. Correas para los hombros
WARNING
Parts List
Lista de piezas
Failure to follow these warnings and the instructions could result in
serious injury or death
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•FALL HAZARD - Infants can fall
through a wide leg opening or out
of carrier.
•Adjust leg openings to fit
baby's legs snugly.
•Before each use, make sure
all buckles, snaps, straps,
and adjustments are
secure.
•Take special care when
leaning or walking.
•Never bend at waist; bend
at knees.
•Only use this carrier for
children between 7.5 lb
(4 kg) to 25 lbs (11.4 kg).
•SUFFOCATION HAZARD -
Infants under 4 months can
suffocate in this product if face is
pressed tight against your body.
•Do not strap infant too
tight against your body.
•Allow room for head
movement.
•Keep infant's face free from
obstructions at all times.
•Child must face towards you
until he or she can hold head
upright.
•Check to assure all buckles,
snaps, straps, and adjustments
are secure before each use.
•Check for ripped seams, torn
straps or fabric and damaged
fasteners before each use.
•Ensure proper placement of
child in product including leg
placement.
•Premature infants, infants with
respiratory problems, and infants
under 4 months are at greatest
risk of suffocation.
•Never use a soft carrier when
balance or mobility is impaired
because of exercise, drowsiness,
or medical conditions.
•Never use a soft carrier while
engaging in activities such as
cooking and cleaning which
involve a heat source or exposure
to chemicals.
•Never wear a soft carrier while
driving or being a passenger in a
motor vehicle.
•Before use, remove and dispose
of plastic bags and other
packaging materials, and keep
them out of reach of babies and
children.
•The baby carrier must only be
worn by an adult.
FALL AND SUFFOCATION
HAZARD