RED CASTLE EVOLUTWIN, Instructions For Use Manual

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The EVOLUTWIN stroller meets the EN 1888 : 2012 safety standard and conforms to the security
requirements. It has been laboratory tested according to the decree 91-1992 (December 1991).
IMPORTANT : READ these instructions CAREFULLY BEFORE using your stroller.
WARNING
: Never leave your child unsupervised.
WARNING
: Ensure that all locking devices are engaged before use.
WARNING
: To avoid injury, ensure that your child is kept away from when unfolding and
folding the stroller.
WARNING
: Do not let your child play with this product.
WARNING
: Always use the restraint system.
WARNING
: Every time, check that the seat unit or car seat attachment devices are
correctly engaged before use.
WARNING
: This product is not suitable for running or roller skating.
IMPORTANT
: When used with a single seat, it must be fixed in the upper position by
imperatively retracting the telescopic tubes (see page 6).
IMPORTANT
• Your child’s safety is your responsibility.
• When using your stroller, under any circumstances, ensure your child is attached with the
5-point safety harness correctly adjusted to fit him. Always use the crotch strap with the safety
harness, even when using a footmuff in the stroller.
• Any load attached to the handle affects the stability of the pushchair.
• Always use the rear foot brake to immobilise your stroller.
• Ensure that the rear foot brake is applied when you place the child in or take him out of the
stroller.
• Always use the crotch strap in combination with the waist belt.
IMPORTANT : KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
• This stroller is intended to transport:
1. Two children from birth up to a maximum weight of 15kgs each, as well as an additional
weight of 3 kgs in the basket below the stroller.
2. A child from birth up to a maximum weight of 15 kgs, as well as an additional weight of 3 kgs
in the basket below the stroller.
• We recommend that you use the lying down position when your child is less than 6 months old.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS