JANE MINNUM, Manual

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B. FITTING AND REMOVING THE WHEELS
Before using the MINNUM pushchair for the first time it is necessary
to fit the rear wheels. To fit the wheels press the button on the middle
of the wheel and insert the axle into the rear wheel bearer and push
until it slots firmly into place.
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If you need to remove the wheels,
press the central buttonand take the wheel off. 1 . a
To fit the front wheels, slot the upper axle into the lower part of the
nose until it clicks into place. 2 i
f you need to detach them
,
press the grey
button on the nose and take the wheel off
.
2
. a
WARNING: Do not do this while the baby is in the seat.
C. UNFOLDING
To unfold your Minnum:
Unfasten the Velcro strip securing the handlebar.
3
Pull the handlebar upwards unfolding the chassis until all 4 legs and
locked into place.
4
Set the handlebar to the required height by releasing and then adjus-
ting the side levers. 6
D. FOLDING
To fold your Minnum take anything out of the basket that could pre-
vent the pushchair from closing properly, and take the steering lock
off the front wheels.
Next:
5
. a - Turn the button.
5
. b - Pull the side sliders and lift the handlebar
to unlock it.
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Lift the pushchair gently using the handle on the lower part of the
seat. 8 . a Bring the legs together until the pushchair is completely
folded. 8 - 8 . a
Hols the chassis folded and use the Velcro strap to hold it secure.
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- 9 . a
It is also possible to fold the pushchair with the seat fitted in the
forward facing position. In this case, recline the backrest backwards
down to the first position, and follow the same steps as above. This
leaves the carry handle on the central tube of the chassis.
WARNING: Use the handles as shown in figure 8 -
8
. a when fol-
ding the pushchair. If you hold the chassis by any otherpart you
could hurt your hand in the folding process.
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WARNING: You must make sure that the child is kept away from
the pushchair while it is being folded or unfolded. During these
operations the appearance of sharp points and compression
areas are inevitable.
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