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USER MANUAL Nibble InfaSecure

High/Low Chair Assembly Instructions

For models 527, 528 and 529

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infasecure

caring for the wellbeing of infants

P.O. Box 487, Emu Plains NSW 2750

Service No: 02 4728 8090

High chair #527, 528, 529

Assembly Instructions

Before assembly study the diagrams and read the instructions thoroughly. Identify and check against the list below. If any parts are missing or appear to be faulty or damaged, please contact INFASECURE Service Department on [phone].

Parts List

A	2x	Base	J	1x	Tray	M	2x	Screws
B	4x	Castors	K	1x	Inner Tray	N	2x	Clip
C	2x	A-Frame	L	1x	Harness	O	2x	Plastic Nut
D	1x	Mesh Basket		(i)	RH Lap Strap	P	2x	Small Nut
E	1x	Footrest		(ii)	RH Shoulder Strap	Q	1x	Axle Rod
F	1x	Foot plate		(iii)	Crotch Strap	R	1x	Cross Bar
G	2x	Seat Body		(ix)	LH Shoulder Strap
H	2x	Seat Cover		(x)	LH Lap Strap
I	2x	Seat Insert

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White industrial chair with ventilation slots and side legs (no visible text or symbols)

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M N O P Q R

IMPORTANT:

PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

⚠️ WARNINGS

• DO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED.
- FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
- THE HARNESS MUST ALWAYS BE USED AND CORRECTLY FITTED – MOST INJURIES FROM HIGH CHAIRS ARE CAUSED BY FALLS.
- POSITION THE HIGH CHAIR AWAY FROM SOLID STRUCTURES AND BENCHES TO AVOID INJURIES CAUSED BY FALLS AND BY ACCESS TO DANGEROUS ITEMS.
- Never allow this product to be used as a toy.
- Do not use for children weighing more than 17kg.
- Ensure the high chair is only used on safe level surfaces.
- When adjusting the chair always ensure that parts of your child's body are clear of any moving parts.
- Never carry or fold the high chair while the child is sitting in it.
- Do not elevate the highchair onto any structure or table.
- Check regularly for loose, worn, or torn parts and repair or replace as required with genuine INFA spare products.
• DO NOT USE UNTIL REPAIRED.
- Do not allow other children or animals to play near or walk under the chair when in use.
- To reduce the risk of injury, position the high chair away from furniture, walls, hot surfaces and liquids, window covering cords, and electrical cords and position the high chair away from furniture when the chair is not being used at a table with a tray removed.
- The high chair should only be used in an upright position once the child is capable of reliably and consistently sitting upright.
• Always apply wheel locks when not moving the high chair.
- Check that the harness is correctly fitted - use this harness at all times.
- Do not use the high chair unless all components are correctly fitted and adjusted.
- Be aware of the risk of open fire and other sources of strong heat, such as electric bar fires, gas fi res etc. in the vicinity of the high chair.
- Do not use the high chair until the child can sit up unaided.
- Do not use the high chair if any part is broken, torn or missing.

1. Remove the 'A' frames from the packaging [Figure 1].

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1. Insert cross bar into 'A' frames and align the holes to allow the bolts to pass through. Attach using nut and washer then fasten the nut with the appropriate tools [Figure 2]. (Tools not supplied).

2. Press both red buttons on the rear tubular legs and slide them down to open the frame as shown [Figure 3].

3. To insert the castors turn the frame upside down. Insert the four castors into the holes provided in the plastic bases [Figure 4].

4. Hook the seat onto the seat support located on the top of the frame. (Ensure that the two female slots of the seat support are aligned with the corresponding male slots located on seat) [Figure 5].

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1. Secure the seat to the 'A' frame by sliding the axle rod through the seat support and aligned seat [Figure 6]. Attach the clips and plastic nuts to both ends of the rod to hold it in place.

2. To attach the basket loop the clip straps over the seat locking bar located under the seat [Figure 7].

3. Hook the rear straps onto the knobs found at the rear of the seat [Figure 8].

4. To install the footrest (E) simply push it into position using the slots provided on the seat and the back of footrest [Figure 9].

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1. Position the footplate into the correct height slots for your child [Figure 10].

2. Position cover onto seat body and align so that holes are accessible [Figure 11].

3. Insert each harness part into the aligning holes, push through until the end plastic clip protrudes out the back of the seat [Figure 12].

4. Make sure harness is fully assembled. Check the hardware clicks together [Figure 13].

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1. To install the tray pull the release handle located under the front of tray and slide it onto the arms of chair using guide provided on the underside of tray. The tray has a three-position adjustment mechanism and can therefore be adjusted to three different positions [Figure 14].

2. Tray can be hooked onto the back legs of highchair while not in use [Figure 15].

Recline Backrest

1. To recline the backrest (three positions) pull the backrest lever upwards to release. Find the most suitable position and release the lever to secure the backrest into the required position [Figure 16].

High/Low Positions

1. Press the two red buttons on sliding sleeve and adjust to required height. (Do not adjust whilst baby is seated) [Figure 17].

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Close-up of a baby's seat being held by a hand, showing fabric pattern and a black arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

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Folding Legs

1. Before folding the highchair, first remove the tray and store it on the tray hooks on the back legs of the highchair [see Figure 15]. To fold away press the red buttons located on the rear legs and slide upwards to fold legs together [Figure 18].

Folding Tray

1. To fold the tray into storage position, press the buttons on the armrests [Figure 19]. The seat must be in highest position. (Do not fold the tray whilst baby is seated).

Locking Wheels

1. Press down on red locks on each castor to lock the wheels when in use. Lift red lock lever to unlock the wheels.

2. The highchair is now ready for storage or travel.

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Congratulations. You have completed the assembly instructions. Your highchair is now ready for use. Please read all the safety warnings on page 3 and store instructions in a safe place.

End Clip Shoulder Strap Adjuster Shoulder Strap End Clip Waist Strap Clips Buckle Housing (B) Waist Strap Adjuster Clips Buckle Tongue (A) Crotch Strap Crotch Strap Adjuster End Clip Figure 22

To secure your child in the harness push buckle tongues (A) into buckle housing (B) and adjust with waist strap adjuster so that the waist strap is firmly secured around child. Adjust crotch strap firmly using crotch strap adjuster. Place shoulder straps in position on buckle tongues (A) and adjust so that they are firm and comfortable on child.

CARE AND CLEANING

Only use warm soapy water for cleaning. Dry immediately after. Do not leave in direct sunlight for prolonged periods as fading may occur. Do not use abrasive cleaner or bleach. For further enquiries please contact the Infa Service Department on [phone].

TO USE FOR A SMALLER BABY

The optional #007 booster pad is available separately to add padding to the seat and reduce the seating area for the smaller child. This provides the child with extra security and comfort.

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WARRANTY DETAILS

We warrant this product for twelve months from the date of purchase against failure due to manufacturing faults or faulty materials. Misuse, accidental damages, normal wear and tear are not covered by this warranty. When used for commercial use the period is limited to six months. “Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.”

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infasecure

caring for the wellbeing of infants

INFASECURE PTY LTD

Phone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

Customer Service Phone: [phone]

ABN: 52 149 173 660

Head Office And Registered Address:

110-114 Old Bathurst Rd, Emu Plains, NSW, 2750

P.O Box 487, Emu Plains, NSW, 2750

www.infasecure.com.au

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