SereneLife SLHC62, User Manual

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6. FIVE-POINT SAFETY HARNESS:
To fasten the safety harness, push the two
waist strap buckles (with the shoulder straps attached) into the leg divider until
they click into position (fig. a). To release it, press the two sides of the buckle
while pulling the waist strap outwards (fig. b). To tighten the waist strap, pull
the ends on both sides (fig. c). To loosen it, do the opposite.
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The shoulder straps of the harness can be set at two different heights. Partially
remove the sack (fig. a), release the shoulder straps from the backrest (fig. b1)
and pull them out from the sack (fig. b2). Insert the ends of the shoulder straps
in the other slots in the sack and the backrest (fig. c), then put the sack back
into the right position on the backrest.
8. USE WITHOUT THE TRAY:
to use the seat at the table, remove the tray.
9. CLOSING AND REOPENING THE TRAY:
Pull the central lever underneath the
tray towards you (fig. a) and extend it as far as the red markers (fig. b), then
swing it upwards to lock it in place (fig. c). To reopen the tray, press the lever
under the armrest (fig. d), swing it downwards, then pull the central lever
towards you and put the tray in one of the positions for use.
WARNING
When the tray is turned up, make sure that the chair is placed in a safe position
where the child can not reach it to prevent the tray from falling.
10. FOLDING UP:
Before folding up the high chair, ensure that the wheels are
facing inwards (fig. a). Press the round buttons (fig. b) and fold up the high
chair (fig. c). Fig. d shows a folded up high chair.
WARNING
Place the folded high chair in a position that the child can't touch and
prevent the high chair from falling.
11. REMOVABLE COVERS:
To remove the covers of the seat, pull off the upper
part of the fabric covering and pull the harness straps through the backrest
(fig. a) and the fabric covering (fig. b). Lower the backrest and pull out the leg
divider strap from under the seat (fig. c).
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Unbutton the sack at the sides (fig. a) and pull up to remove it (fig. b).