COLETTO Jokko, Fitting Instructions Manual

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stroller or brakes.
WHEELS: Wheels can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Dry them with a soft
towel or a dry cloth.
STORAGE: Sun rays can cause the fabric to fade and dry the tires, so
storing the stroller in the room will prolong its good appearance and
performance.
- Do not store the stroller outside!
- Make sure the stroller is dry before storing it for a long time.
- Always store the stroller in a dry environment.
- Store the stroller in a safe place when it is not in use (ie where children
can not play with it).
- Do not store the stroller near a direct source of heat, such
like a radiator or fire.
- If the stroller has become wet or soiled while walking, it should be
thoroughly cleaned of sand and dirt, wiped dry and let it completely dry in
the unfolded state. Then re-secure the moving parts and wheel axles with
grease.
- Store the stroller properly to prevent damage due to a fall.
- Do not place any objects on the folded stroller, this may damage the
stroller.
- Use grease for pads and wheel axles.
- Broken parts must be replaced. Do not use the stroller if any part of it is
damaged. This may cause further damages or cause new damage. The
manufacturer is not liable for damage caused in this way.
- Do not expose the stroller to prolonged sunlight, because the upholstery
and plastic parts may be discolored and damaged.
- Periodically check the adjustment of safety belts and other items requiring
adjustment.
- Regularly clean the brake, wheels and suspension components from
sand, dirt, salt and other debris.
- DO NOT "swing" the stroller from side to side and shake the handle in up-
down position as this may damage the suspension of the stroller. The
stroller only serves to transport the child.