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STROLLER OPERATION

ATTACHING THE HEAD SNUGGLER & SHOULDER PADS

A

To install the head snuggler, disconnect the shoulder straps from the

waist straps and place the head snuggler into the stroller. Pull the

shoulder straps through the button holes on the head snuggler and

adjust the harness to best suit baby’s size. Reconnect shoulder straps to

the waist straps.

B

To install the shoulder pads, disconnect the shoulder straps from the

waist straps and slide the shoulder pads onto the shoulder straps.

Reconnect shoulder straps to waist straps.

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Summary of Contents for AX633-TS Series

Page 1: ...HEEL TRAVEL SYSTEM STROLLER www britax com au Series AX633 TS Suitable for use with the Safe n Sound Unity Baby Capsule Baby Capsule sold separately IMPORTANT KEEP THIS BOOKLET IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ...

Page 2: ...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 BECAUSE IT MAY DISENGAGE DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO STAND ON THE SEAT DO NOT HANG BAGS 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 EXPOSED FLAME DO NOT PLACE MORE THAN 4KG...

Page 3: ...E ANY ACCESSORIES OTHER THAN THOSE APPROVED FOR USE WITH THIS STROLLER BY BRITAX IT IS UNSAFE TO USE ACCESSORIES NOT APPROVED FOR USE WITH THIS STROLLER THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF THE CHILD USING THIS STROLLER IS NOT TO EXCEED 17 KG This CAUTION Symbol is shown at certain steps in this Instruction Manual to highlight the danger of being injured by moving parts CAUTION FOR IMPORTANT NOTES AND WARNINGS O...

Page 4: ... 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 spine to the pelvis Turn you...

Page 5: ...05 A 1 x Stroller Frame Seats Basket B 1 x Canopy C 1 x Front Wheel D 2 x Rear Wheels E 1 x Rear Wheel Assembly PARTSLIST F 2 x Locking Clip ...

Page 6: ...06 PARTSLIST G 1 x Head Snuggler B 1 x Bootcover C 2 x Shoulder Pads E 1 x Rain Cover ...

Page 7: ...OVING PARTS AND LOCKING DEVICES DURING TH PROCESS KEEP ALL HANDS AND LIMBS CLEAR OF THESE PARTS THERE IS POTENTIAL FOR FINGERS OR PARTS OF THE BODY TO BE 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 STROLLERASSEMBLY OPENING THE STROLLER FRAM...

Page 8: ...STROLLER FRAME A Lay the stroller frame down flat and release the frame lock B To open the frame lift the handles upwards until the stroller frame extends and locks into position Push down on the handle to confirm the frame is locked ...

Page 9: ...p the frame over to install the rear wheel assembly A To attach the rear wheels push in the wheel lock button and then push the rear wheel onto the axle of the assembly and release the wheel lock button Pull on the wheel to ensure it is locked on Wheel Lock Button ...

Page 10: ...BLY B Lower the rear wheel assembly onto the rear legs of the stroller frame and insert the two plastic locking clips into rear legs of the stroller frame Pull on the rear wheel assembly to ensure it is correctly installed Plastic Locking Clips CAUTION ...

Page 11: ...Remove the plastic protector where fitted from the front forks Push the front wheel axle fully into the wheel forks B Place the securing washer on both sides ensure the tabs in the washers are located into the circular holes just above stroller frame ...

Page 12: ...12 STROLLERASSEMBLY INSTALLING THE FRONT WHEEL C Tighten the front wheel axle by turning the quick release hub in a clockwise rotation and push the lever in to lock ...

Page 13: ... swivel for greater mobility rotate the knob clockwise until the rivet in the knob faces forward B To lock the swivel wheel rotate the knob clockwise half a turn and move the fork until it locks into position Note Pneumatic front and rear tyres can be inflated with a bicycle pump at a garage pump and they have a maximum inflation pressure of 2 4 bar 35 p s i RIVET ...

Page 14: ...ATION USING THE BRAKES WARNING ALWAYS APPLY THE BRAKES WHEN THE STROLLER IS STATIONARY A To lock the brakes push down on the brake lever using your foot B To release the brakes lift the brake lever using your foot A B ...

Page 15: ... YOUR CHILD S COMFORT THE LEG SUPPORT IS NOT DESIGNED TO SUPPORT EXTRA WEIGHT DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO STAND OR SIT ON THE LEG SUPPORT IT WILL DISENGAGE IF EXTRA WEIGHT IS APPLIED IF LEG SUPPORT DISENGAGES SIMPLY LIFT UP AGAIN TO RESET LEG SUPPORT Note The leg support should be raised to the highest position when transporting a baby This will reduce the risk of the baby falling out through the fro...

Page 16: ...AS THE CHILD GROWS OLDER AND IS ABLE TO SUPPORT ITS HEAD WITHOUT ASSISTANCE Note 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 remove the child from the seat to allow you to raise or lower the backrest with ease A To lower the backrest lock the brakes Refer to Section 5 Squeeze the adjusting bar up on the backr...

Page 17: ...LEROPERATION ADJUSTING THE BACKREST B To raise the backrest lock the brakes Refer to Section 5 Hold the fabric on either side of the seat clear and lift the backrest up until it locks into the desired position ...

Page 18: ...ot give your child total protection from the harmful rays of the sun IMPORTANTNOTE A1 To attach the canopy push the hook strips 1 through the button holes in the side panels 2 then attach the hook strips to the loop strips on the side panels 3 now push the canopy mouldings into the frame mouldings on each side of the stroller until they connect together 1 2 3 ...

Page 19: ...ON ATTACHING AND USING THE CANOPY A2 Attach the hook strips on the canopy to the pile strips on the stroller for a secure fit B1 To open the canopy pull the canopy forward or to close the canopy push the canopy backwards ...

Page 20: ...20 STROLLEROPERATION ATTACHING AND USING THE CANOPY B1 For extra protection from the sun pull the sun visor out from under the front of the canopy ...

Page 21: ...t located at the bottom of the window cover To open the canopy window cover simply lift the cover over the centre bow The canopy window cover can be rolled up and secured with the elastic loop and toggle B To remove the canopy push the tabs on the canopy mouldings in and pull the canopy out of the frame mouldings ...

Page 22: ...LY FIT THE CHILD NEVER LEAVE THE HARNESS BUCKLED WHEN NOT FITTED TO A CHILD IN THE STROLLER BECAUSE THE HARNESS CAN FORM LOOPS WHICH MAY POSE A STRANGULATION HAZARD WHEN HARNESS IS NOT IN USE DISCONNECT SHOULDER STRAPS FROM THE WAIST STRAPS AND BUCKLE TO PREVENT STRANGULATION WARNING USE THE HARNESS AT ALL TIMES A Always apply the brakes to the stroller when placing the child in the stroller Slip ...

Page 23: ...ides Shoulder straps A B A Buckle housing C Crotch strap Waist strap Waist strap B C Push both buckle tongues A B into the buckle housing C until the buckle tongues lock into position Buckle housing A B A B C Crotch strap Shoulder strap Waist strap Waist strap SECURING YOUR CHILD IN THE HARNESS Shoulder strap ...

Page 24: ... D Tighten or loosen crotch straps by sliding the 3 bar sliders up or down 3 bar slider 3 bar slider E Tighten or loosen the waist straps hold and lift the 4 bar slider and then pull the harness strap to adjust to the desired fit The waist strap needs to fit firmly around the child 4 bar slider ...

Page 25: ...S F Tighten or loosen the shoulder straps slide the 3 bar slider up or down to adjust to the desired fit Always adjust the harness strap when changing the seating position of the child CAUTION DO NOT SLIDE 3 BAR SLIDER OVER THE SEWN TAB ON SHOULDER HARNESS ...

Page 26: ...release the buckle squeeze the top and buckle tongues together with enough pressure so the buckle tongues can release from the buckle housing H The stroller seat has 2 or 3 sets of harness slots at different heights to accommodate the child Depending on the model ...

Page 27: ...lder straps must be positioned near the child s shoulders To change the shoulder harness height push the shoulder harness tongue out of the current harness slot and through the back of the seat and then pull the shoulder harness buckle tongue through the desired slot ...

Page 28: ...L HANDLE A There is an adjusting button on the outside of each handle moulding Press both buttons in together and hold then rotate the handle up or down to the desired position B When the desired position has been achieved release both buttons ...

Page 29: ...nuggler into the stroller Pull the shoulder straps through the button holes on the head snuggler and adjust the harness to best suit baby s size Reconnect shoulder straps to the waist straps B To install the shoulder pads disconnect the shoulder straps from the waist straps and slide the shoulder pads onto the shoulder straps Reconnect shoulder straps to waist straps ...

Page 30: ... to the horizontal position Place the boot cover over the front of the leg support and pull the top of the boot cover over the arm bar Fit the straps located at the top of the boot cover around the rear leg frame and secure the straps by connecting the press studs on each of the straps together ...

Page 31: ...place the rain cover over the front of the stroller canopy and attach the rain cover by connecting the press studs on the sides of the rain cover to the press studs on the sides of the frame Attach the hook and loop straps on the bottom of the rain cover under the foot plate ...

Page 32: ...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 BRAKES WHENEVER THE STROLLER IS STATIONARY A A wrist tether strap is provided on the handle grip Slide your hand through the tether strap loop whenever you use the stroller Only remove your hand from the tether s...

Page 33: ...ont 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 handles firmly...

Page 34: ...E YOU PLACE YOUR HANDS WHEN FOLDING THE STROLLER BE AWARE OF THE DANGER OF BEING INJURED BY MOVING PARTS AND LOCKING DEVICES DURING THE PROCESS KEEP ALL HANDS AND LIMBS CLEAR OF THESE PARTS THERE IS POTENTIAL FOR FINGERS OR PARTS OF THE BODY TO BE INJURED WHEN THE STROLLER IS BEING FOLDED DUE CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED KEEP CHILDREN CLEAR OF THE STROLLER DURING FOLDING THE STROLLER FOLDING THE STROL...

Page 35: ...andle allowing the stroller to fold until the frame locks into a fully folded position Apply the frame lock latch A Lock the brakes remove the rain cover if fitted then remove the child from the stroller Fold the canopy back and lower the backrest to the fully reclined position Ensure the front wheel is turned in under the footrest ...

Page 36: ...NG OR ADJUSTING THE STROLLER OR ANY ACCESSORIES TO LIFT THE STROLLER GRASP THE CARRY HANDLE SO THE STROLLER IS BALANCED IMPORTANTNOTES PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 4 FOR LIFTING TECHNIQUES A Ensure the storage latch is locked onto the frame before lifting the stroller To lift the stroller grasp the carry handle so the stroller is balanced ...

Page 37: ... AND LOCKED ONTO THE STROLLER WHEN LOCKED ONTO THE STROLLER FRAME THE INFANT CARRIER MUST ONLY BE USED IN THE REARWARD FACING POSITION FACING THE MOTHER FITTED FACING TOWARD THE STROLLER HANDLE SECURE THE CHILD USING THE INFANT CARRIER HARNESS AT ALL TIMES DO NOT LEAVE CHILD IN THE INFANT CARRIER FOR EXTENDED PERIODS THE INFANT CARRIER IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE MOBILITY OUTSIDE OF THE CAR BUT IT SHOU...

Page 38: ...r to 40A 2013 Infant Carrier instructions on how to remove the Click Go Adaptors You can identify the 40A 2013 Unity Infant Carrier by the 4 sets of shoulder harness slots instead of the 3 shoulder harness slots in the earlier Unity Infant Carriers Series PLEASE NOTE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR INSTALLING AND REMOVING THE INFANT CARRIER ON THE STROLLER ONLY FOR INSTALLING AND PROPER USE OF THE INFA...

Page 39: ... the arm bar cover and store in the basket or pocket B Position the Infant Carrier over the stroller with the baby s head end of the Infant Carrier over the stroller arm bar The arm bar cover must be removed when using the stroller as a travel system INSTALLING THE INFANT CARRIER Infant Carrier sold separately ...

Page 40: ...STROLLEROPERATION 40 INSTALLING THE INFANT CARRIER Infant Carrier sold separately C Lower the Infant Carrier and ensure that the latch slot locates onto the arm bar Arm Bar Latch Latch slot ...

Page 41: ...he stroller backrest to the middle recline position This is the recommended carrier position for the baby Fold the Infant Carrier handle down and then check the carrier is securely attached to the stroller arm bar by lifting the carrier before use NOTE Do not lift the stroller by the carrier as it may disengage INSTALLING THE INFANT CARRIER Infant Carrier sold separately ...

Page 42: ...42 NOTES ...

Page 43: ...mould and mildew To help prevent this occurring do not fold or store the product if it is damp or wet Always store the product in a well ventilated area When using your stroller at the beach completely clean your stroller afterwards to remove the sand and salt from the mechanisms and wheel assembly Sand and salt will cause premature wear and corrosion If there are compression marks on the tyres Us...

Page 44: ...iations in the style and design of our products the illustrations used in this instruction booklet are generic This product is designed to comply with Australian and New Zealand standard AS NZS2088 2009 Prams and Strollers Safety Requirements www britax com au Art No 4001704_D CUSTOMER SERVICE 1300 303 330 Australia 0508 688 822 New Zealand Due to our continuing program of development Britax reser...

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