MyWam Yeti, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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YETI Edition 7 / 2022-10-25
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Adjusting the frame in terms of changing the seat
angle.
The stroller has the ability to adjust the seat angle in the
range of
10˚
to 3
0˚ (from level), every 5˚
. The seat angle
adjustment mechanism consists of a comb on the right and
left side of the stroller, to which the stroller frame is
attached with a screw.
To set the right seat angle, activate the central brake so
that the stroller is stable and immobilized, then unscrew the
screw on both sides of the comb, set the seat according to
the selected position and tighten the screw in the correct
position. A Phillips screwdriver is required for this
operation. See Fig. 9.12.
The upholstery adjustment range is described in point
10.3
Frame adjustment in terms of backrest height
The stroller has adjustable backrest height. To do this, activate
the central brake so that the stroller is stable and immobilized,
then loosen the screw with the Allen key from the sides of the
frame (locking position) and extend or slide the backrest
(backrest frame) evenly into the desired position. Then secure
the selected position by tightening the screw. The frame can be
pulled out leaving a minimum of 15cm overlaps of steel frame
elements. The maximum level is indicated by the ball lock. The
frame adjustment is in the range of 65 to 85 cm. See Fig. 9.13
The upholstery adjustment range is described in point 10.3.
Adjusting the frame within the angle of the backrest
The stroller has the ability to adjust the angle of the
backrest, i.e. the backrest tilt from a sitting position to a lying position. This is done by means of a
mechanism that consists of: a release cable, a left and right comb (element with an 8-point scale), and
pins that fix the position on the
comb connected by a cable. (See
Fig. 9.14.1).
To change the backrest angle,
activate the central brake so that
the stroller is stable and
immobilized, then pull the release
cable up (see Fig. 9.14.2) and
adjust the backrest to the desired
Fig. 9.12
Fig. 9.14
Fig. 9.14.1 Fig 9.14.2