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PRODUCT COMPONENTS (SEE PAGE 3)

ASSEMBLY

1

Take the upper and lower wooden frame according to A1 – A2 and connect them, 
positioning both of the frame leg parts accordingly to the screw hole. Insert the long 
screw (PARTS no.9) and tighten them with the Allen key. Continue doing this with the 
B, C and D parts. 

Seat with the upholstery
Upper wooden frame
Lower wooden frame
Double feeding tray
Leg divider
Small footrest
Large footrest

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2
3
4
5
6
7

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9
10
11
12
13
14

Short screw – M6*45 (5 pcs)
Long screw – M6*65 (4 pcs)
Large screw – M8*40 (4 pcs)
Anti-skid screw (4 pcs)
Anti-skid pads (4 pcs)
Allen key – big
Allen key – small

CHARACTERISTICS

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2 in 1: high chair for feeding 
younger children and low chair for 
older children

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Intended for children from 6 to 36 
months of age

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2-level of wooden legs length 
adjustment

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2-level of footrest height 
adjustment

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Adjustable and detachable tray 
with removable top

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The top of the feeding tray is 

dishwasher safe

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Contoured tray with a special mug 
space 

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Comfortable seat shape

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Soft eco-leather upholstery

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Removable and washable 
upholstery easy easy clean-up

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5-point adjustable seat belts

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Protection against slipping out

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Stable legs with non-slip feet for 
extra safety

2

Cross-install both parts of the frame legs which were connected in step 1 – A and C 
with B and D. Secure the frame legs in the middle with a short screw (PARTS no. 8)

ATTENTION: 

the wooden legs with A and B symbol have footrest position holes, 

please make sure before connecting the frame legs that they are facing frontward, 
otherwise step 4 cannot be carried out

3

Once the frame is assembled turn it upside down and connect the anti-skid pads 
with the bottom of the 4 wooden legs, in order to prevent the chair from moving 
and creating fl oor scratches.

Summary of Contents for NOBIS KRWYNOB01A0

Page 1: ...PL INSTRUKCJA OBS UGI USER MANUAL BENUTZERHANDBUCH HIGH CHAIR F TTERUNGSSTUHL PL EN EN DE DE KRZESE KO DO KARMIENIA NOBIS...

Page 2: ...MODEL KRWYNOB01A0 KRWYNOB02A0 KRWYNOB03A0 20 14 7...

Page 3: ...3 1...

Page 4: ...4 2 3 4 5...

Page 5: ...5 6 7 8 9 CLICK A B...

Page 6: ...6 Importer sprzedawca DERFORM Sady ul Za Motelem 1 62 080 Tarnowo Podg rne POLAND 10...

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Page 8: ...i obs ugi mo e doprowadzi do powa nych uszkodze cia a dziecka Pami taj by usun i wyrzuci wszystkie elementy opakowania kt re by y zawarte wraz z produktem tak aby nie pozosta y w zasi gu dziecka co mo...

Page 9: ...e Nie nale y stosowa produktu dop ki dziecko nie b dzie potrafi o samodzielnie siedzie By unikn obra e upewnij si e dziecko przebywa z dala od miejsca monta u podczas sk adania czy rozk adania produkt...

Page 10: ...CI ZESTAWU patrz str 3 Siedzenie z poszyciem G rna cz drewnianej ramy Dolna cz drewnianej ramy Podw jna tacka do karmienia Przegroda na nogi Podn ek ma y Podn ek du y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14...

Page 11: ...ma ego podn ka oraz 4 rub kr tkich patrz cz nr 8 Zamontuj ma y podn ek korzystaj c z g rnych otwor w w drewnianej ramie Nast pnie przykr poni ej du y podn ek 5 Przednia cz siedzenia powinna by skiero...

Page 12: ...w aby idealnie dopasowa je do wagi i wzrostu dziecka By zwolni uprz nale y nadusi przycisk na klamrze Pierwsz czynno ci po w o eniu dziecka do krzese ka powinno by zapi cie pas w i upewnienie si e s...

Page 13: ...nikanie wzoru na materiale lub deformacj cz ci Wi cej informacji mo na znale na etykietach przymocowanych bezpo rednio na produkcie Nie u ywaj wybielacza do czyszczenia produktu nie u ywaj wirowania n...

Page 14: ...E N G L I S H 14...

Page 15: ...he foil is not a toy and after being unpacked by an adult all plastic packaging should be removed or destroyed Playing with the foil may result in su ocation IMPORTANT READ CAREFULLYAND KEEP FOR FUTUR...

Page 16: ...objects that could pose a threat to the child Do not put items inside the product that may cause it to work incorrectly it might pose a threat to the child or any textiles that may cause su ocation P...

Page 17: ...den legs length adjustment 2 level of footrest height adjustment Adjustable and detachable tray with removable top The top of the feeding tray is dishwasher safe Contoured tray with a special mug spac...

Page 18: ...e while it is being strapped in CHAIR TRANSITION 9 A To switch the high chair into a low chair unscrew the screws connecting the upper and lower wooden frame legs with the use of an Allen key and pull...

Page 19: ...deform Do not use bleach to clean the product do not use dry spin do not iron and do not dry clean Seat Clean the chair with a damp cloth in a soap and water solution Support frame Wipe the support f...

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Page 21: ...nsthafte Verletzungen bewirken WICHTIG Es ist daran zu denken alle am Produkt vorhandenen Verpackungselemente zu beseitigen so dass diese nicht in die Reichweite des Kindes geraten u a Papp und Kunsts...

Page 22: ...die Tatsache dass das Produkt keinerlei besch digte Elemente aufweist F gen Sie dem Produkt keine Gegenst nde hinzu die seine korrekte Funktion beeintr chtigen oder dem Kind einen Schaden zuf gen k nn...

Page 23: ...llbare und abnehmbare Ablage mit abnehmbarem Oberteil Das obere Fach ist spulmaschinenfest Konturiertes Tablett mit speziellem Becherhalter Bequemer Sitz Polsterung aus weichem koleder Leicht zu wasch...

Page 24: ...darunter festschrauben 5 Der vordere Teil des Sitzes muss zur Fu st tze gerichtet sein Sitzschale am oberen Teil des Holzrahmens anbringen die 4 nungen im unteren Teil der Sitzschale sollten den 4 nu...

Page 25: ...nicht zu stark damit sie die Bewegung des Kindes nicht behindern WARNUNG Achten Sie darauf dass die Finger Ihres Babys beim Schlie en des Verschlusses Schnalle auf Abstand gehalten werden SITZGURT UN...

Page 26: ...iges Einwirken direkter Sonneneinstrahlung hoher Temperaturen oder anderer ung nstiger Witterungsbedingungen auf den Stuhl kann dazu f hren dass das Muster auf dem Sto verblasst oder Teile deformiert...

Page 27: ...27 NOTES...

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Page 30: ...30 GDWD J RV HQLD GDWD QDSUDZ RSLV XV NRG HQLD SLHF WND VHUZLVX...

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