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SAFETY
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SAFETY
Before placing your children in the stroller, please follow the
instructions below.
WARNING:
Always check with your
pediatrician for a recommended starting age / weight
for your baby in an all terrain stroller.
BRAKES
WARNING:
Always set brakes when the
stroller is not being pushed so that the stroller will not
roll away. NEVER leave stroller unattended on a hill or
incline as the stroller may slide down the hill.
16)
• The swivel jogger is equipped with a
front wheel locking device. Fig. 16a is a
remote release lever located under the
right side handle. Pull to disengage the
wheel and push to engage the locking
device located under the footrest. Fig.
16b front wheel lock works in a vertical
motion from top to bottom, locking and
unlocking the wheel.
15)
• To engage brakes, apply light
downward pressure to the brake lever
located on each rear wheel. The stroller
may require slight forward or rearward
movement in order to line up the teeth
on the brake with each wheel brake
cluster (Fig. 15).
NOTE:
Check that the stroller will not
move and that both brakes are properly
applied.
• To release, gently lift up on the brake
lever.
Fig. 15
Fig. 16a
Fig. 16b
Lock
Unlock
Type 1 and 2
17)
• The shoulder straps of the 5-point
harness have 3 attachment positions.
Select the position that places the
shoulder strap level with, or below the
top of the child’s shoulder (Fig. 17a).
Fig. 17a
FRONT WHEEL LOCK
(TYPES VARY)
WARNING:
Always lock the front swivel wheel
in STRAIGHT position before placing or removing your
children from the jogger.
FALL HAZARD:
From tip over before running,
jogging, or walking fast, lock the front wheel from
swiveling.
TO SECURE THE CHILD
WARNING:
Avoid
serious injury from falling or
sliding out. Always use the
safety harness.
STRANGULATION
HAZARD:
Child can
strangle in loose straps. Never
leave child in seat when straps
are loose or undone.
