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Instructions for Assembly, Operation and Maintenance

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LIFTING & CARRYING THE STROLLER

PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 4 FOR SMART LIFTING TECHNIQUES

IMPORTANT NOTES

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To avoid injury: bend you knees when opening, lifting, carrying, folding, unfolding
or adjusting the stroller or any accessories.

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To avoid damage, do not place heavy objects on top of the folded stroller.

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Ensure that the storage latch is engaged when lifting or carrying the vehicle.

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Summary of Contents for COSY PLUS RM287 Series

Page 1: ... PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE COSY PLUS TM 4 IN 1 TRAVEL SYSTEM STROLLER Compatible with Britax Safe n Sound Unity Neos Britax Safe n Sound Unity isofix compatible baby capsules and Britax B Safe Series car seat sold separately Series RM287 ...

Page 2: ... STROLLER OPERATION USING THE BRAKES USING THE FRONT WHEEL SWIVEL LOCK ADJUSTING THE BACKREST ADJUSTING THE LEG REST ADJUSTING THE PIVOT HANDLE SECURING YOUR CHILD HARNESS ADJUSTING THE HARNESS OPENING THE HARNESS ADJUSTING THE SHOULDER HARNESS HEIGHT USING THE STORAGE BASKET USING THE TETHER STRAP REMOVING CHANGING THE STROLLER SEAT CONVERTING STROLLER TO LAY FLAT MODE USING THE STROLLER FOLDING ...

Page 3: ...ENANCE GENERAL MAINTENANCE REPAIR CLEANING WARRANTY MAKING A WARRANTY CLAIM AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW SAFE N SOUND WARRANTY INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY NOTES 26 28 29 29 33 35 33 34 27 28 30 31 33 INDEX OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Click GoTM Adaptors Contact Britax Customer Service COMPATIBLE WITH Britax Safe n Sound Unity Neos Baby Capsules with Click GoTM Adaptors Britax Safe n Sound Unity Baby Capsule Isofix...

Page 4: ...AX IT IS UNSAFE TO USE ACCESSORIES NOT APPROVED FOR USE WITH THIS STROLLER THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF THE CHILD IS NOT TO EXCEED STROLLER 20KG LAY FLAT MODE 9KG MOTHER FACING MODE 15KG BRITAX UNITY BABY CAPSULE 12KG BRITAX B SAFE 35 CAR SEAT 15 8KG FOR IMPORTANT NOTES AND WARNINGS ON ACCESSORIES REFER TO THEIR INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS IN THIS BOOK OR THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL INCLUDED WITH THE INDIVIDUAL PRODU...

Page 5: ...t is recommended to remove the child from the stroller before going up or down stairs or escalators Do not lift the stroller by the arm bar supplied because it may disengage Do not allow children to stand on the seat Do not hang bags unless they are supplied or goods from the handle as this could cause the stroller to tip over Do not leave the stroller and its accessories near an open fire or expo...

Page 6: ...n balance Keep feet apart and in a comfortable position Minimise lower back bending Bend knees preferable at as large an angle as possible but not at a right angle use a semi squat in preference to a full squat RAISE THE LOAD WITH YOUR LEGS Achieve the lift smoothly and without jerkiness Maintain the normal curvature of the spine to allow the force of the load to be distributed evenly from the spi...

Page 7: ...on and Maintenance 7 STROLLER FEATURES Backrest Recline Lever Lay Flat Clip Basket Folding Lever Brake Tether Strap Canopy Viewing Window Seat Release Button Pivotal Handle Frame Socket Frame Lock Latch Leg Rest Adjuster Button Arm Bar ...

Page 8: ...these parts There is potential for fingers or parts of the body to injured when the stroller is being unfolded due care should be exercised Keep children clear of the stroller when unfolding the stroller Open the stroller slowly and be careful where you place your hands keeping your hands on the handle is the best way to unfold the stroller OPENING THE STROLLER FRAME A Open the frame lock latches ...

Page 9: ...tached Repeat the process if not locked in B To remove the rear wheels press and hold the release button in the wheel housing and pull away ATTACHING REMOVING THE FRONT WHEELS A Insert each front swivel wheel assembly into the wheel moulding and push in until you hear a click Pull on each wheel to make sure it is securely attached Repeat the process if not locked in B To remove the front wheels pu...

Page 10: ... the seat direction The seat is reversible so it can be attached to the frame in the forward facing position or the rearward facing position A Hold the stroller seat over the frame and align the seat connectors with the frame sockets Push down on the seat until both stroller seat connectors have locked into the frame sockets B Pull up on both sides of the seat to ensure the seat is locked STROLLER...

Page 11: ...HILD EXPOSED TO THE SUN The canopy or hood on this product will not give your child total protection from the harmful rays of the sun A Place the canopy on the stroller seat and push the clips on the sides of the canopy onto the stroller seat until they snap into place B Attach the canopy to the seat unit with the zipper STROLLER ASSEMBLY A B ...

Page 12: ... putting a child in the stroller you can release the arm bar on one side Press the button on the side of the arm bar moulding and pull the arm bar up and out of the socket Rotate the arm bar clear of the stroller Reattach the arm bar after fastening the child in the harness B To remove the arm bar press the button on each side of the arm bar moulding and pull arm bar up and out of the sockets A B ...

Page 13: ...T NOTE Ensure that the shoulder straps are fitted through the appropriate harness slots to suit your child s seated shoulder height Refer to Page 25 ATTACHING THE SHOULDER HARNESS PADS USING THE BRAKES STROLLER OPERATION PUSH PUSH A Push down the brake pedal to engage the brake B Push the brake pedal upward until the brake is disengaged A A B ALWAYS APPLY THE BRAKES WHEN THE STROLLER IS STATIONARY...

Page 14: ...mise wheel wobble The swivel wheels should only be locked when the wheels are in the trailing position wheels under frame A To lock the front wheels into the fixed position slide the swivel wheel locking clip towards the inside of the frame until you hear a click B To allow the wheels to swivel slide the black swivel wheel locking clip towards the outside of the frame until you hear a click STROLL...

Page 15: ...ITIONS ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR USE WITH CHILDREN LESS THAN 6 MONTHS OLD THE LOWEST RECLINE POSITION SHOULD BE USED TO TRANSPORT BABIES THE BACKREST CAN BE ADJUSTED TO A MORE UPRIGHT POSITION AS THE CHILD GROWS OLDER AND IS ABLE TO SUPPORT ITS HEAD WITHOUT ASSISTANCE IF THE CHILD IS SITTING IN THE SEAT SUPPORT THE BACKREST AS IT RECLINES IF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTING THE BACKREST YOU MAY NEED TO RE...

Page 16: ...it will disengage if extra weight is applied If leg rest disengages simply lift up again to reset leg rest mode A Press the two release buttons on both sides of the leg rest hinge and hold while raising or lowering the leg rest to the desired position ADJUSTING THE PIVOTING HANDLE A Press the two release buttons on the outside of the handle and hold while raising or lowering the handle to the desi...

Page 17: ...ess please follow the steps below carefully PLEASE NOTE Each waist buckle tongue has a raised rib on one side and can only be locked into the buckle assembly with the raised rib facing up Ensure the harness straps are not twisted as they may become uncomfortable for the child A Always apply the brakes before placing child in stroller seat Position the shoulder strap near the child s shoulder and p...

Page 18: ...ist straps hold and lift the 4 bar harness adjuster and pull the harness strap to adjust to the desired fit The waist strap needs to fit firmly around the child ADJUSTING THE HARNESS STROLLER OPERATION PRESS OPENING THE HARNESS A Release the harness by pressing the centre button in on the crotch buckle while pulling the waist tongues out of the crotch buckle A A B DO NOT SLIDE 3 BAR SLIDER OVER TH...

Page 19: ...er straps must be positioned near the child s shoulders A To change the shoulder harness height push the shoulder harness tongue out of the current harness slot and through the back of the seat B Select the appropriate shoulder harness height and pull each shoulder harness tongue through the harness slot USING THE STORAGE BASKET IMPORTANT NOTE Do not place more than 10kg in the basket STROLLER OPE...

Page 20: ...r wheels A THE STROLLER IS DESIGNED FOR USE ON FLAT OR GENTLY SLOPING SURFACES AND MAY BE UNSTABLE ON HIGHER SLOPING AND UNEVEN SURFACES USERS SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF THE STROLLER ROLLING AWAY OR TIPPING OVER NEVER LET GO OF THE STROLLER WHEN PARKED ON AN INCLINE OR SLOPING SURFACE BECAUSE IT MAY SLIDE OR TIP OVER ALWAYS PARK ON A FLAT SURFACE AND APPLY THE BRAKES ALWAYS APPLY THE BR...

Page 21: ...o the frame in the forward facing position or the rearward facing position The maximum weight of the child using this stroller in reward facing position mother facing baby position is 15kg A Lift both release levers on the seat connectors at the same time and lift the seat up and away from the stroller frame B Turn the seat facing opposite direction and then attach the stroller seat to the frame i...

Page 22: ...r the leg rest B Using the recline lever adjust the backrest to the lowest position ADJUST A Put stroller seat into reverse facing position A C D B USE HARNESS AT ALL TIMES LAY FLAT MODE IS SUITABLE FOR DAY TIME NAPPING ONLY DO USE LAY FLAT MODE FOR OVERNIGHT SLEEPING DO NOT USE THE LAY FLAT MODE ONCE THE CHILD CAN SIT UP LAY FLAT MODE ONLY TO BE USED ON THE STROLLER FRAME THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF TH...

Page 23: ...ier The front wheels may wobble or oscillate when walking fast locking the front swivel wheels will stop this The stroller can be taken up kerbs by either pressing down on the handles and raising the front wheels or turning the stroller around and pulling the stroller up the kerb Caution is required when pushing the stroller on a steep slope as the stroller may become unstable Always hold the hand...

Page 24: ...and wheels can be removed to reduce the total folded size FOLDING TIPS For easier handling It is recommended to remove the stroller seat from the frame Refer to Page 27 before folding Then fold the frame and put both the seat and frame in the car For smaller cars it may be convenient to simply remove the rear wheels IMPORTANT NOTES Make sure the seat is in upright position before folding if seat i...

Page 25: ...ING TECHNIQUES IMPORTANT NOTES To avoid injury bend you knees when opening lifting carrying folding unfolding or adjusting the stroller or any accessories To avoid damage do not place heavy objects on top of the folded stroller Ensure that the storage latch is engaged when lifting or carrying the vehicle STROLLER OPERATION ...

Page 26: ...oward the stroller handle Secure the child using the baby capsule harness at all times Do not leave the child in the baby capsule for extended periods The baby capsule is designed to provide mobility outside of the car but it should not be used instead of an appropriate cot The baby capsule must be removed from the stroller frame before folding The sun is very strong Do not leave your child expose...

Page 27: ...on one side of the frame socket Firmly push down on the Click Go adaptors until you hear a click and a green indicator can be seen through a window in the frame socket Repeat on the other side with the receiver with no coloured dot To ensure the receiver is engaged before placing the baby capsule BABY CAPSULE OPERATION THE CLICK GO ADAPTORS MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE STROLLER FRAME BEFORE INSTALLING ...

Page 28: ...both release levers on the Click Go connectors at the same time and support the weight of the baby capsule Lift and remove the baby capsule from the stroller frame LIFT SQUEEZE 2 1 REMOVING THE BRITAX SAFE N SOUND UNITY BABY CAPSULE A A B PLEASE NOTE These instructions are for installing and removing the baby capsule on the stroller only For installing and proper use of the baby capsule in the car...

Page 29: ...ovided with the baby capsule Ensure the baby is secured in the baby capsule with the harness at all times Refer to the baby capsule instruction manual regarding placing and securing your baby in the baby capsule ATTACHING BRITAX B SAFE SERIES FOR NZ MARKET B Press firmly down on the Click Go adaptors until you hear a click which indicates the baby capsule has locked into position Pull up the baby ...

Page 30: ...ing summer as it may lead to damage to some of the plastics components Do not leave the stroller in direct sunlight for extended periods of time as colours of some fabrics may fade and tyres may deteriorate Do not fold or store the stroller if damp or wet as fabric may develop mould or mildew Always store the stroller inside in a dry well ventilated area Do not place heavy objects on top of the st...

Page 31: ...colouration or scratches to the frame DO NOT soak or submerge frame in water DO NOT remove dismantle or alter any part of the stroller mechanism or brakes LEATHERETTE Spot clean with a damp soft cloth DO NOT use a dripping wet cloth or wet the leatherette excessively WHEELS Remove wheels from stroller Clean with damp cloth and soap or mild detergent Use brush to remove dirt and mud build up around...

Page 32: ...with a dry silicon lubricant Please carefully read the lubricant instructions prior to use REMOVE WHEELS and wipe clean with a damp cloth to remove any dirt sand or debris Allow to dry and lightly spray the wheel pivot pin with a dry silicon lubricant to keep the wheels moving smoothly Please carefully read the lubricant instructions prior to use ENSURE WHEN FOLDING AND STORING to wipe down your s...

Page 33: ...Consumers To make a claim under a Britax company warranty please contact our customer service team on Australia 1300 303 330 New Zealand 0508 688 822 or alternatively by email at Australia au support britax com New Zealand nzoffi ce britax com You will be required to Return the product to the place of purchase or to a designated repair agent Present your receipt as proof of purchase Identify the d...

Page 34: ...his company warranty against faulty materials and workmanship normal wear and tear excluded that affects the normal operation of your Safe n Sound product In the unlikely event that you fi nd that your Safe n Sound product does not satisfy this warranty Britax will at its option repair or replace that product within a reasonable period of you making a claim in accordance with this policy In the ev...

Page 35: ...Instructions for Assembly Operation and Maintenance 35 WARRANTY NOTES NOTE ...

Page 36: ... product is designed to comply with Australian and New Zealand standard AS NZS 2088 2013 Prams and Strollers Safety Requirements AUSTRALIA Britax Childcare Pty Ltd A B N 55 006 773 600 Head office and registered address Level 4 650 Lorimer Street Port Melbourne VIC 3207 P O Box 5119 Garden City VIC 3207 Customer Service 1300 303 330 Email au support britax com britax com au NEW ZEALAND Britax Chil...

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