Greentom Upp Carrycot, Instruction Manual, Page: 98 / 160

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AUSTRALIAN / NEW ZEALAND SAFETY STANDARD STATES:
WARNINGS
TO AVOID INJURY OR DEATH:
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Always apply the brakes whenever
the pram / stroller is stationary.
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Do not leave children unattended.
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Secure the child in the harness
at all times.
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Do not carry extra children or
bags on this pram / stroller.
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Make sure children are clear of
any moving parts if you adjust
the pram / stroller.
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The Upp Carrycot and Upp
Reversible are not recommended
for a child under 6 months old.
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Use the harness at all times.
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Use the tether strap to stop the
pram / stroller rolling away.
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Do not use the Classic seat, the
Reversible seat and the Carrycot
with any other models of pram /
stroller.
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Greentom Upp Classic is
intended for children from the
age of 6 months up to approx.
4,5 years / max. 18 kg.
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Upp Reversible is suitable for
children up to 15 kg / 33 lbs.
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Do not use the bassinet once
the child can sit up unaided.
Maximum weight of the child:
9 kg / 20 lbs.
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The maximum permitted weight
for the basket is 2 kg / 4.5 lbs.
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It is unsafe to use accessories
other than those approved by
the vehicles manufacturer.
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Care should be taken if the
stroller is used on stairs or
escalators.
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The stroller should not be used
near an open fire or exposed
flame.
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Never leave the harness buckled
when not fitted to a child in the
stroller. Harness can form loops
which may pose a strangulation
hazard.
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Ensure storage lock is engaged
when lifting or carrying the
stroller.
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This stroller is designed for use
on flat or gently sloping surfaces
and may be unstable on higher
sloping and uneven surfaces.
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A lack of stability can lead to
the stroller tipping over.
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Take care when folding and
unfolding the stroller, as there
is potential for fingers or parts
of the body to become entrapped
or injured.
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Do not use the safety bar on
the carrycot.
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Do not use the safety bar as
carrying handle.
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Complies with safety require-
ments in accordance with AS
NZS 2088-2013.
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