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such as WD-40.
8. Safety belts and other adjustable elements
should be checked regularly.
9. Sand, salt and other contaminants should be
removed from wheels, breaks and suspension
regularly. Do not use lubricant in places exposed
to sand ingression.
10. Avoid contact with salt water (seawater, sea
breeze, road salt) in order to prevent corrosion.
11. Stroller functional temperature range: from -5
to +35 °C.
1. EURO-CART SP. Z O.O. grants a warranty
for the product you purchased for a period of 12
months from the purchase date.
2. All complaints should be reported to the seller of
the product.
3. In order for a complaint to be processed a
correctly completed warranty card found at the
back of these instructions together with proof of
purchase have to be presented.
4. The product’s physical defects which come to
light during the warranty period shall be remedied
free of charge within 14 days of the product being
delivered via the seller to EURO-CART SP. Z O.O.
5. All repairs shall be performed by
EURO-CART SP. Z O.O. or a service point
as advised by the seller.
6. The warranty does not cover:
• Damage occurred for reasons attributable to the
user,
• Damage occurred as a result of failure to observe
recommendations, warnings and restrictions found
in the user manual and on product elements,
• Consumables subject to natural wear and tear
during normal usage such as: tyres, inner tubes,
tread, materials used on handles, structure and
colour of fabrics and materials subject to friction,
sleeves in wheels, axels, prints,
• Damage occurred as a result of failure to
observe maintenance guidelines such as:
corrosion, changed upholstery or plastic elements
colour as a result of prolonged exposure
to sunlight, damage to plastic elements of
upholstery as a result of prolonged exposure to
sunlight or excessive temperatures, excessive
play, squeaking / creaking noises, damage to
mechanism due to contamination,
• Damage occurred due to repairs being carried
out by unauthorised persons,
• Difficulties with reversing a “stroller” type stroller
(this is normal),
• Single wheels being pushed into a vertical
position as a result of loading (this is normal),
• Damage and soiling occurred due to the product
being incorrectly packaged for shipment by courier
(for internet purchases),
7. The warranty period shall be extended by the
repair time at EURO-CART SP. Z O.O.
8. The repair method shall be determined by the
guarantor,
9. The product subject to a complaint should be
provided clean,
10. The warranty is valid within the European
Union,
11. The consumer goods warranty does not
exclude or suspend the purchaser’s rights
stemming from goods non-compliance with the
agreement.
USER INSTRUCTIONS
WARRANTY TERMS
EN
LIST OF PARTS
1.
Frame and upholstery
2. Front wheels
3.
Rear wheel system
4. Canopy
5. Security bar
6. Cup holder
7. Leg cover
UNFOLDING THE STROLLER
To unfold, release the safety latch protecting
against accidental opening (fig. 1) and unfold the
stroller in the direction indicated by the arrow (fig.
2a). Then press down on the bottom expander with
your foot until completely unfolded (fig. 2b) The
expander has to be fully spread.
ATTENTION! Using the stroller with the expander
not fully spread causes frame deformations which
in some cases may be permanent.
ATTENTION! Make sure the stroller is opened
correctly prior to use.
ATTACHING AND REMOVING WHEELS
To attach the rear wheel system, slide them over
the stroller rear tube ends and press in until you
hear a characteristic „click” (fig. 3, 4). Make sure
the wheels are correctly attached prior to use.
To remove the rear wheel system, press the metal
button in the rear part of the wheel and slide them
off the tubes (fig. 5a, 5b).
To attach the front wheels, slide them over the
stroller front tube ends and press in until you hear
a characteristic „click” (fig. 6a, 6b). Make sure the
wheels are correctly attached prior to use (fig. 7)
To remove the front wheels press the buttons
found in the lower part of each wheel and slide
them off (fig. 8a, 8b).
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