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Declaration of CE Manufacturer’s Conformity

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Summary of Contents for Mouse

Page 1: ...Mouse a modern stroller for the youngest Operation and maintenance manual ...

Page 2: ...f the Stroller 24 10 Cleaning and Maintenance 25 11 Periodical maintenance checks 26 12 The Stroller s Technical Data __________________ 28 13 Table of parameters__________________________ 29 14 Utilization and recycling __________________ 29 15 Notes 29 16 The Manufacturer 30 17 Declaration of CE Manufacturer s Conformity 31 18 Warranty Card 32 CAUTION Before the stroller is used the user is obli...

Page 3: ...at it has been assembled properly and all the mechanisms fixing elements and fastenings have been carefully assembled locked and prepared for use Pay particular attention to the frame folding mechanism as well as backrest assembly and proper installation of all four wheels 2 2 CAUTION Never leave your child unattended in the stroller 2 3 CAUTION Failure to follow the instructions particularly thos...

Page 4: ...only if the stroller was bought in a specialist medical store 2 18 CAUTION Before the stroller is used the user is obliged to read the instructions carefully and follow them closely 2 19 Before each use 2 19 1 Check the stroller for any visible signs of damage or other defects that may put your child in danger 2 19 2 Check for the appropriate wheel pressure 2 19 3 Check if the break works properly...

Page 5: ...to shift 2 30 While transporting the stroller e g by car by bus or train the child MUST be removed from the stroller The stroller needs to be adequately protected from damage during transportation The Manufacturer CANNOT be held responsible for any damage resulting from improper protection of the stroller during transport 2 31 Never leave your child in the stroller while lifting it or carrying it ...

Page 6: ...ations modifications or adjustments Failing to follow this instruction may result in serious danger to the child or others 2 40 CAUTION When reclining the seat the stroller s center of gravity shifts which may result in instability There is a risk of confining and or squeezing the user of the stroller or the accompanying person while using or adjusting the stroller You need to adjust the stroller ...

Page 7: ...d cleaning and warranty conditions Please keep the manual in an easily accessible place The manual is intended for the caregivers of special needs children as well as the doctors and physical therapists who will use the stroller IMPORTANT Keep the manual for future reference 4 Construction of the stroller 4 1 General Parts List Fig 4 1 ...

Page 8: ...asket Fig 4 1 nr11 4 2 11 hooks fixing seat to frame Fig 4 1 nr 6 4 2 12 Transport lock Fig 4 1 nr 3 4 2 13 Frame folding mechanism upper and lower Fig 4 1 nr 4 4 3 rtyfrtuyrt 4 3 1 Reclining seat includes 4 3 2 The seat is made of synthetic material 4 3 3 Side pad reducer Fig 4 1 nr18 4 3 4 Adjustable backrest Fig 4 1 nr5 4 3 5 Safety barrier fixing Fig 4 1 nr7 4 3 6 Safety barrier Fig 4 1 nr19 4...

Page 9: ...cessories on the stroller s frame include Figure 5 1 1 Figure 5 1 2 The central brake Shopping basket Fastened under the seat 5 2 The standard seat accessories include Figure 5 2 1 Figure 5 2 2 Safety barrier 5 points safty belt Figure 5 2 3 Figure 5 2 4 Wedge Head pads with adjustment ...

Page 10: ...uldn t be used or kept in wet or damp spaces If the stroller has been soaked in water it needs to be dried with a soft cloth and treated by a preservative that has light oil basis The stroller is made with high quality shell If the enamel has been damaged you need to protect it with the lacquer recommended by our firm Regular cleaning and maintenance using light oil ensures long and hassle free us...

Page 11: ...troller needs to be subsequently examined by an authorized specialist as to wear and tear as well as damage All parts that are mismatched or unsuitable for use need to be replaced Only then the stroller can be reused The maintenance plan and information about the parts and tools are contained in part 11 The periodical maintenance 8 The manual 8 1 Stroller assembly 8 1 1 Unfolding the stroller s fr...

Page 12: ...ting the wheel axles into the folding system slot You need to hear the click Figure 8 1 2 Figure 8 1 3 8 1 4 Seat assembly The seat can face the front or the back For assembly the seat put 4 male hooks of the seat into 4 female hooks of the frame Fig 8 1 4 Press until you hear a click twice from left and right side Figure 8 1 4 ...

Page 13: ...8 1 4 Figure 8 2 1 8 2 2 Dismantling the rear wheels To dismantle the rear wheel press the button in the middle of the wheel and eject it from the rear wheel folding system slots Repeat action for second wheel 8 2 3 Dismantling the front wheels Press the button on the front wheel folding system and eject the wheel axle from the front wheel folding system slot Repeat action for second wheel Figure ...

Page 14: ... stroller s frame and lock the transport block Figure 8 2 4 1 8 2 4 2 The folding of the upper part of the frame To fold the stroller s frame press the red button on the frame folding mechanism and simultaneously pull up both handles situated on the upper part of the frame folding mechanism Fold the stroller s frame and lock the transport lock Figure 8 2 4 2 ...

Page 15: ...the two buttons situated on each side of the handle bar After the angle has been adjusted release the buttons and the handle bar will stay in this position Figure 8 3 8 4 Front wheel direction lock To block the front wheels turn the lock knob left Turn the lock knob right to unlock Figure 8 4 ...

Page 16: ...ot be adjusted Figure 8 5 8 6 Two step rear wheel shock absorption system The stroller is equipped with two types of shock absorption system spring and strut In order to change the type of shock absorber rotate the rear wheel shock absorption lever at 180 degrees forward or backward The lever on both wheels should be adjusted the same way Figure 8 6 ...

Page 17: ...oller is equipped with a shopping basket that is fastened to the lower part of the frame The basket can hold small every day items that are resistant to shaking hitting breaking wetting flooding and dirt The maximum load that the basket can hold is 5 kg Figure 8 8 8 9 The frame hooks The four frame hooks two left and two right that are attached to the seat are very important parts of the stroller ...

Page 18: ...in mind at all times During adjustment make sure that all 4 hooks are properly mounted Figure 8 9 8 10 The transport lock The stroller is equipped with the transport lock that prevents the frame from unfolding on its own during travel You need to put the transport lock on after folding the frame and take it off before unfolding it Do not unfold the stroller s frame when the lock is on as you can b...

Page 19: ... proper operation of the stroller Keep the safety of your child in mind at all times Figure 8 12 8 13 Adjustable seat The stroller has a seat that can be adjusted to four different positions including a bassinet position To change the position pull back the steel handle at the back of the seat and slowly change the position of the seat After securing the desired position let go of the handle Cauti...

Page 20: ... and change the position slowly After reaching the desired position pull the handle down Caution Each change of the backrest position requires an adjustment of the 5 point belts Caution Never leave your child in the stroller while making adjustments It can put your child in danger Figure 8 14 8 15 Attaching safety barrier The attachment tubes are situated at the sides of the seat They serve the pu...

Page 21: ...tachment tube and slide the tray out Figure 8 16 8 17 5 point belts To fasten the belts put the straps on the right and left side of your child Insert both straps into the strap clamp To adjust the length of the strap pull the strap ends up or down Caution Each change of the backrest position requires an adjustment of the 5 point belts Caution Never leave your child in the stroller while making ad...

Page 22: ...at upholstery on the front and back of the seat Next take off the head support knobs which are situated on the back of the seat and adjust the head pads at the front of the seat That accomplished screw the knobs back in the appropriate place at the back of the seat Finally draw the upholstery at front and back of the seat Figure 8 19 1 Figure 8 19 2 ...

Page 23: ...rest then set the appropriate position and release the buttons In order to change the height of the footrest unscrew the bolts fixing the footrest and pull the footrest from the angle controllers In place of the footrest 2 tubes should be installed and bolts tightened The footrest should be inserted into the tube so that an additional 3 heights of the footrest are obtained The footrest is equipped...

Page 24: ...9 1 2 To prevent abrasions and because of hygienic reasons make sure the child wears clothes so that the skin does not touch the upholstery 9 1 3 In case hep locks drains bags catheters etc are used make sure they do not hinder the operation of the stroller and they do not fall out tear out or tighten 9 2 Use manual 9 2 1 Before you use the stroller you need to do each of the following 9 2 1 1 Che...

Page 25: ... first you should blocked the rear part of the frame around the brake pedal by your foot and then pull the handle bar to lift the front wheels of the stroller and carefully drive over the obstacle Then pull the handle bar up lift the rear wheels and place them on the surface 10 Cleaning and maintenance 10 1 Small spills and stains can be removed with a kitchen sponge and clean warm water 10 2 Stai...

Page 26: ...ion should be 3 10 9 Make sure the product is dry before you use it 10 10 The stroller should be kept in a clean dry well ventilated room 10 11 Caution The manufacturer is not held responsible for the damage resulting from using inappropriate cleaning products 11 Periodical maintenance checks In order to use the stroller without failure you need to regularly check it and service it If the user of ...

Page 27: ... gauge Carry out visual check yourself Check the back tubes and frame tubes for firmness If deformations or cracks occur in the welding seams contact an specialist workshop immediate ly for repairs Every 1 mounth Lubricate the followingcomponents with a few drops of oil Moving parts of the locking mechanism Components must be free from used oil residues before lubrication Check all screw connectio...

Page 28: ...very 2 5 cm max 32cm The seat s inclination 10 15 20 degrees The angle between the seat and the backrest 95 115 135 155 degrees The size of the front rear wheels 25cmx5cm 30cmx6cm 12 1 Material list Dry sprayed steel and aluminum Fabric 100 polyester Man made materials PP PCV ABS PA PE PU 12 2 Weight and dimensions Stroller Width Height Lengh Weight Unfolded with accesories 59 5 cm 122 cm 110 cm 1...

Page 29: ...cm Minimum and maximum lower leg lengh 14 32 cm Minimum thigh lengh 22 cm Child s maximum height 110 cm Table Child s parameters 14 Utilization and recycling The used stroller needs to be dropped off at a recycling centre following the rules that are in force in a given country 15 Notes ...

Page 30: ...e mail mywam mywam pl The Mouse stroller is a Polish product Polish quality polish price The authorized dealer MyWam sp j reserves the right to introduce technical and commercial changes to the content of the Operation and maintenance manual without prior notice Any change shall be considered as the date of latest revision Last modifications August 2019 ...

Page 31: ...31 17 Declaration of CE Manufacturer s Conformity ...

Page 32: ...ist after the stroller has been submitted for repairs twice and the purchaser cannot use the stroller 8 The purchaser must use the stroller according to its intended use and strictly following the above instructions 9 This warranty is void if the purchaser failed to use the stroller according to its intended or appropriate use or if s he didn t follow the instructions 10 This warranty is void if t...

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