TravelSeat - High chair CHICCO - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Portable High Chair
Brand	Chicco
Model	TravelSeat
Recommended Age	6 months to 3 years
Maximum Weight Capacity	15 kg (33 lbs)
Weight (product)	2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
Dimensions (open)	38 x 28 x 22 cm (15 x 11 x 8.7 in)
Dimensions (folded)	28 x 22 x 10 cm (11 x 8.7 x 4 in)
Materials	Plastic frame, polyester seat pad
Harness Type	3-point harness with padded straps
Attachment Method	Adjustable strap clamps to table edge
Minimum Table Thickness	15 mm (0.6 in)
Maximum Table Thickness	60 mm (2.4 in)
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe frame with damp cloth; seat pad machine washable (30°C)
Safety Standards	EN 14988:2017
Replacement Parts Available	Yes: seat pad, strap set, footrest
Repairability Index	7.5/10
Portability Features	Compact fold, carry handle included
Included Accessories	Carrying bag, instruction manual
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - TravelSeat CHICCO

How do I attach the TravelSeat to a table?

Place the seat on a clean, flat table edge. Loop the adjustable straps around the table and tighten until secure. Ensure the clamp pads are flush against the underside of the table.

What is the maximum weight limit?

The TravelSeat supports children up to 15 kg (33 lbs), approximately up to 3 years of age.

Can I remove the seat pad for cleaning?

Yes, the seat pad is removable and machine washable at 30°C. Air dry only.

Is this high chair safe for a newborn?

No, the TravelSeat is designed for children who can sit unassisted, typically from 6 months.

What table thickness does it fit?

It fits tables with a thickness between 15 mm and 60 mm. Avoid glass or fragile tables.

Does the TravelSeat fold for storage?

Yes, it folds flat to 28x22x10 cm and includes a carry handle for portability.

Are replacement straps available?

Yes, replacement strap sets and seat pads are available from Chicco spare parts.

How do I clean the plastic frame?

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not immerse in water.

Can I use this chair on a round table?

Yes, the clamp works on round edges, but ensure the table edge is at least 15 mm thick.

Is the TravelSeat approved to safety standards?

Yes, it meets EN 14988:2017 safety standards for children's high chairs.

USER MANUAL TravelSeat CHICCO

Read all instructions BEFORE assembly and USE of product. KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.

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Chicco TravelSeat & Caddy Hook-On Chairs

Failure to follow all warnings and instructions could result in serious injury or death.

Fall Hazard. To prevent falls:

• ALWAYS use restraints. Adjust to fit snugly.
• Keep child in view.
• To prevent tipover, check stability of table before and after seating child.

- NEVER use with:

- glass table top

- loose table top

- single pedestal table

- card table

- table leaf

• table cloths or placemats

- Child can use nearby structures to kick or push chair off. NEVER use hook-on chair:

• with ordinary chair underneath

• in reach of table legs

• near island below countertop

Use only for:

• child who can sit upright without help.
• child up to 37 pounds (16.8 kg).
• tables 3/4 to 1 1/2 in. thick (19 to 38 mm).

Additional Warnings:

• Discontinue use if child, when seated in hook-on chair, is able to move the hook-on chair arms on the table top.
• Before removing child from hook-on chair, be sure child's legs are free from hook-on chair supports.
• Discontinue use if hook-on chair is broken or missing any components. Contact Chicco immediately for replacement parts or service.
• Do not use without all rubber on the arms attached securely to table surface.
• Keep table and seat clean and dry to prevent slipping.
• Do not allow other children to play near or walk under hook-on chair while in use.

Your child's safety is very important to us, so we urge you to take the following precautions when using this product.

- Do not use replacement parts other than those approved by Chicco.

- Frequently check the arm clamping screws and tighten them if required.

- Do not attach objects to the hook-on chair, since they might affect the stability and safety of the product.

- Do not fit or lock the hook-on chair to a table with the child sitting in the hook-on chair.

- Do not seat more than one child at a time in the hook-on chair.

- Do not attach the hook-on chair to drawers or movable parts of tables.

- Suffocation Hazard: Keep plastic covering away from babies and children to avoid suffocation.

- Keep hot liquids/foods away from table while child is in hook-on chair.

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Additional Warnings:

Assembling the chair

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Assembling the chair

Assembling the chair

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1. Secure the seat fabric to the chair arms on both sides near the leg openings.

Slide the hook into the eye on the inside of the chair arm, then fasten the snap below. Wrap the seat fabric around to the outside of the chair arm, as shown, and fasten the second snap. Repeat for the other side.

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Attaching the chair to the table

Para fijar la silla a la mesa

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1. If the pin is up, it must be all the way down before you attach hook-on chair to the table. Turn the screws on the end of the pin, in a clockwise direction.

Press the triggers on the bottom of each arm so that the pins slide toward the ground.

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Attaching the chair to the table

Para fijar la silla a la mesa

WARNING

Pull/Push on hook-on chair to make sure it is firmly attached to table.

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1. Tighten the chair on the table by rotating the knob on the bottom of the pin on each arm in a counter-clockwise direction. If the chair is securely fastened to the table, you should not be able to move it at all by pushing on it.

2. Apretar la silla sobre la mesa, gire la perilla al fondo del pasador de cada brazo, en dirección contraria al reloj. Si la silla está firmemente sujeta a la mesa, no se debe poder moverla al empujarla.

Securing your child in the chair

Never leave child unattended in hook-on chair. Always keep child in view.

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Always use the Safety Belt when using the hook-on chair. Fasten one side strap into the crotch strap in front of the child. Then fasten the other side strap into the crotch strap to secure the child.

Adjust strap snugly around child. Tighten or loosen the belt by moving the webbing through the adjustment ring.

How to Remove the Hook-on Chair

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Unlock the pins by turning the screws on the end of the pins in a clockwise direction.

Then push in the button to release the pins. The pins will not release down until it is unlocked.

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To fold the chair, press the button on each side of the chair and fold the arms toward the center of the chair.

Removing the seat cover for cleaning

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1. Unsnap the cover from the chair.
2. Desabroche la cubierta de la silla.

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Removing the seat cover for cleaning

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Hand wash the seat cover in cold water. Drip dry. After each washing, check the condition of the fabric and the seams.

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Care and maintenance

Your chair requires some regular maintenance:

- Periodically check the seat for possible broken or missing parts or damage. If you discover any damage or missing parts, do not use the seat.

• Dry the metal parts on the seat carefully to avoid rusting.

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