Using the eXpanda hOOd
FIGURE M
The Expanda hood unzips, increasing the size of your standard
hood, to give greater coverage and protection from the sun and
weather for your child.
To open the Expanda hood:
26. Locate the zip in the center of the Expanda Hood and
unzip completely
27. Gently pull the Expanda Hood forward until it is reaches
its full extension.
To close the Expanda hood:
28. Gently push the Expanda Hood back, allowing the
middle section to fold in on itself.
29. Carefully zip the Expanda Hood closed.
IMPORTANT: ALWAyS TAkE CARE WhEN CLOSING ThE
EXPANDA hOOD TO AvOID ThE zIPPER CATChING ON ThE
ENCLOSED FAbRIC
seat recline
FIGURE N
The new “no zip” recline offers an almost infinite amount of seat
adjustments:
30. RECLINE: While squeezing the centre release mechanism in a
pincer action, ease the seat down to the desired position.
30. INCLINE: Place your hand in the centre of the rear of the seat.
31. Pull the incline strap while gently pushing on the rear of the
seat until the desired position has been reached.
IMPORTANT WARNING: ALWAyS TEST ThAT ThE SEAT IS SECURELy
LOCkED IN PLACE.
FIGURE O
32. Before using your stroller, be sure to attach the rear seat
tether straps to the stroller frame by feeding the strap through
the slit in the steel buckle. While not essential for safety, these
additionally secure the seat to the stroller frame.
bUMper bar
FIGURE P
33. Remove the plugs from the nylon housing at either side of
the stroller frame by pressing each inner “release button” and
pulling the plug upward.
NOTE: DO NOT remove the plugs in the centre between both seats.
be sure to store the removed plugs in a secure place as they MUST
be used whenever nothing is engaged in the front bar housing to
prevent finger entrapment.
34. Insert the bar ends into the nylon housing located on either
side of the frame. Be sure that the red buttons are facing
towards the seat and that the bar is securely engaged.
35. Adjust the front bar by simultaneously pressing the two red
buttons and swivelling the bar (forward or backward) to the
desired position.
M
N
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P
IMPORTANT
WARNING:
ThE FRONT bAR
IS NOT A
RESTRAINING
DEvICE.
