Chicco Upto5, Manual

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broken or unstable chairs, folding
chairs, rocking chairs or chairs with
armrests.
• Do not use the chair booster seat
with more than one child at a time.
• Before fastening the booster seat
to the chair, always check that the
floor and chair seat are perfectly
horizontal; never install the product
on chairs which are positioned on a
sloping surface.
• Do not let other children play unat-
tended near the chair booster seat.
• Opening, adjusting and closing op-
erations of the booster seat must
be carried out exclusively by an
adult.
• When opening, adjusting or clos-
ing the booster seat, make sure
that your child is at a safe distance.
• During adjusting operations, make
sure the moving parts of the boost-
er seat do not come into contact
with the child’s body.
• Do not open and close the booster
seat when the child is sitting on it.
• Do not install the product on high-
chairs.
• Do not use the product to trans-
port the child in the car.
• It is dangerous to use this product
on an elevated surface.
• Do not leave on chair booster seat
small objects that can be swal-
lowed by children.
• Do not use the chair booster seat
in proximity of curtain cords, win-
dows or heat sources.
• Never use the product as a swim-
ming aid or floating chair in a
swimming pool.
• Do not use the chair booster seat
positioned directly on the floor.
• Do not use the chair booster seat
without seat and/or backrest pad-
ding.
• Prolonged exposure to direct sun-
light can cause the colours of the
fabric to fade.
• After a prolonged exposure of the
product to high temperatures, wait
a few minutes prior to place your
child in it.
• When not in use, the chair booster
seat must be kept out of the reach
of children.
INSTALLATION AND USE 6-36 m
When opening the package, the chair boster seat will
be completely compact, with the straps fixed in the corre-
sponding buckles. For the installation, after having pressed
the release button of the lower straps (U), perform the fol-
lowing operations:
1. Release the lower and rear straps (I) and (M) (fig. 2);
2. Release the activity tray (F) from the chair booster seat
pulling outwards on the armrests (C) (fig. 3);
3. Lift the backrest (A) (fig. 4), keeping the button (D)
pressed, and lock it in vertical position until hearing a “Click”
to confirm the engagement (fig. 4). Ensure the correct en-
gagement of the backrest making sure that the backrest
release button (D) is completely removed from its seat.
4. The booster seat can be adjusted to 3 different heights.
WARNING: The height adjustment must be carried out
without the child seated in the chair booster seat.
At the same time press the two height adjustment buttons
(K) located under the armrests (C) and extract the legs (J)
until selecting the desired height (fig. 5).
Once the height is selected, release the two buttons and
make sure that the legs (J) are locked at the same height.
WARNING:
To prevent compromising the chair booster
seat stability, the legs must be adjusted at the same height.
To lower the height, keep the buttons (K) pressed and push
the structure downward in order to slide the legs (J) inside
the structure (fig. 6) until reaching the desired position.
5. Place the seat on the adult chair (fig. 7); to use this prod-
uct, the adult chair should have the minimum sizes required
and indicated in figure 8. Attach the rear fastening straps
(M) by passing them behind the adult chair’s backrest and
the lower fastening straps (I) around the seat (fig. 9), making
sure to hear a “Click” to confirm the correct engagement.
To tightly fix the seat to the adult chair press the retractable
straps lock button (O), placed in front of the seat centre (fig.
10) to lock the sliding of the fastening straps.
WARNING:
Then the free ends of the straps (M) and (I)
must be pulled to adjust the length so they are well pulled
and that the seat is well fastened to the adult chair (fig. 11).
WARNING: Make sure that the anti-slip feet (L) are well fit-
ted to the seat surface of the adult seat.
WARNING: Always check that the fastening straps are not
twisted.
6. Once the seat is fitted to the chair and to the backrest
of the adult chair, the child can be seated carrying out the
following steps:
a.
Release the buckles of the three-points safety harness (E)
(fig. 12).
b.
Put the child on the booster seat, fastening them in with
the safety harnesses (fig. 13). Check that the belts and buck-
le are fastened properly. Adjust the length of the straps to
best fit the child’s body.
7. Apply the activity tray to the chair booster seat pulling
outwards on the armrests (C), securing it through the cen-
tral fastening pin (H) on both chair sides (fig. 14). The stabi-
lisers on the sides of the central fastening pin are used to
stabilise the tray; make sure that the tray is fastened to the
central fastening pin in at least one point, and never just
to the stabilisers only (figure 15). The activity tray can be
adjusted to 3 positions.
FOLDING AND TRANSPORT
Take off the child from the chair booster seat and follow
the steps below:
8. Detach the tray, pulling outwards on the relative side
handles as explained in point 2.
9. After deactivating the lock of the roll-up straps pressing
the button (P), open the buckles of the lower (I) and rear (M)
straps to remove the product from the seat (fig. 16).
10. When the product is used with different height than
the rest position, the product must be brought back to the
minimum height following the indications given in point 4.
11. Close the buckles of both straps, at this point press the
button to release the straps (P), placed under the chair
booster seat to correctly rewind the straps (fig. 17).
12. Press the backrest release button (D), pull the backrest
(A) downwards bringing it completely to the closure posi-
tion (fig. 18).
13. Fix the activity tray to the stabilisers (H) placing it in or-
der to compact it for the transport.
14. To complete the chair closure, lock the rewinding of the
straps by pressing the lock button (O) (fig.19). So it is possi-
ble to use the straps for the transport of the chair avoiding
that it falls due to its weight (fig. 20).
To do so, adjust the length of the straps, as needed.
REMOVAL OF THE FABRIC PARTS
For a correct and proper cleaning of the chair booster seat it
is possible to remove the backrest (Q) and seat (R) padding.
To do so follow the indications below:
15. To remove the backrest padding, release the elastics on
the back of the padding (Q) (fig. 21) from the hole on the
frame.
16. To attach the padding (Q) follow the procedure shown
in point 15 in reverse order, inserting the elastics in the cor-
responding holes (fig.22).
17. To remove the seat padding (R), release the elastics on
the back of the padding (R) from the hole on the seat and
remove the crotch strap (fig. 23/24).
18. To attach the fabric part of the seat pass the crotch strap
through the slot on the padding and follow the procedure
shown in point 17 in reverse order.