POLLY - High chair CHICCO - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	High chair, convertible
Brand	Chicco
Model	Polly
Recommended Age Range	6 to 36 months or up to 16.8 kg
Maximum Supported Weight	16.8 kg (37 lb)
Seat Height Adjustment	7 positions
Backrest Recline	3 positions
Safety Harness	5-point (shoulders, waist, crotch)
Tray	Removable and adjustable to 3 heights
Tray Cover	Removable and dishwasher safe
Footrest	3 adjustable positions
Leg Rest	3 adjustable positions
Wheels	4 wheels with locking brakes
Cushion Material	Hand washable fabric (not machine washable)
Cleaning	Damp cloth and mild detergent; do not use bleach
Lubrication	Dry silicone-based lubricant if necessary
Wheel Maintenance	Periodically inspect and clean
Warranty	Contact customer service: [phone]

Frequently Asked Questions - POLLY CHICCO

From what age can I use the Polly high chair?

The Polly high chair is suitable for children from 6 to 36 months, able to sit without assistance and weighing less than 16.8 kg (37 lb).

How do I install the safety harness?

The 5-point harness must be fastened with each use. Insert the shoulder straps, waist belt, and crotch strap into the designated openings, then lock the clips into the buckle. Ensure the harness is snug.

Can I use the high chair without the tray?

Yes, the high chair can be used without the tray, for example when the child eats at the table. In this case, always use the safety harness and crotch strap.

How do I adjust the backrest recline?

Press the button at the top of the backrest, tilt it to the desired position (3 positions available), then release the button until you hear a click to lock.

How do I clean the high chair cushion?

The cushion is not machine washable. Clean it with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Do not use bleach, aerosols, or bleach wipes.

Is the tray dishwasher safe?

Only the tray cover is dishwasher safe. The main tray must be cleaned with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent.

How do I fold and store the high chair?

Remove the tray, place the backrest upright, lower the leg rest, lift the armrests vertically, lower the seat by pressing the side buttons, then fold the legs by pressing the hinge buttons until they click. The wheels must be locked for vertical storage.

Can I move the high chair with the child seated?

No, never move the high chair while the child is seated. Always place it on a flat, stable surface away from stairs.

What should I do if a part is missing or damaged?

Contact customer service at [phone] or via email at [e-mail]. Do not return the product to the store.

Does the high chair have brakes on the wheels?

Yes, lower the locking levers on the wheels to brake. Lift them to release the brakes. Always lock the wheels when the child is seated or when the chair is not in use.

USER MANUAL POLLY CHICCO

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Instructions for Use Instrucciones de uso Mode d'emploi

Failure to follow all warnings and instructions may result in a serious injury or death. For your child's safety, read the labels and the owner's manual before using the product. Keep them for future reference. Your child's safety is your responsibility.

• Never leave child unattended. Always keep child in view while in highchair.
• Prevent serious injury or death from falls or sliding out. Always secure child in the restraint. Always use seat belt.
• Secure your child at all times with the restraint system provided, in either the reclining or upright position.
• The tray is not designed to hold your child in the highchair.
• It is recommended that the highchair be used in the upright position only by children capable of sitting upright unassisted.
• Do not adjust the height or recline of the highchair with your child in it.
• Always lock the wheels when the child is sitting in the highchair, or when the highchair is open but not in use. Do not move highchair with child in it.
• Always place the highchair on a horizontal, stable surface. Never place the highchair near stairs or steps.
• Do not use this highchair for more than one child at a time and do not leave other children playing unattended near the highchair.
• Do not use the highchair if any part is broken, torn, or missing.
• Ensure that all components are correctly fitted and adjusted before use.
• Do not place any heavy bags, packages, or other items on the highchair tray. They may cause the chair to tip over.
• To avoid the danger of suffocation, remove all plastic covers before using the highchair. Immediately destroy the plastic cover to keep it away from babies and children.
• Do not leave the highchair near walls, curtains, or windows, where the child can become tangled, or where a child may be able to use its feet to push against the highchair.
• To avoid the risk of fire, never leave the highchair near sources of strong heat such as open fires, electric heaters, and gas stoves. If the chair is exposed to direct sunlight, wait for it to cool down before placing your child in it.

This highchair is recommended for children up to 36 months old, or for children who weigh less than 37 pounds. This highchair is for children who can sit up unaided.

Do not use accessories, spare parts, and components other than those supplied by the manufacturer.

! WARNING

When opening the highchair, ensure that your child, or other children, are at a safe distance. Ensure that during these operations, the movable parts of the highchair do not come into contact with your child.

The ends of the front and rear legs have a different shape to avoid errors in the assembly phase.

HOW TO ASSEMBLE / OPEN THE HIGHCHAIR

1A. Fix the legs to the highchair frame as shown in diagram 1. Rear legs: keep the two locking buttons located at the base of the frame pressed down and insert the legs. The parts are correctly locked only when the two locking buttons come out from the holes on the legs, and an audible click is heard, signalling that the legs are securely fitted (diagram 1A). 1B. Front legs: keep the two locking buttons, located at the base of the frame, pressed down and insert the legs into the structure. The parts are locked only when the two locking buttons come out from the holes on the legs, and an audible click is heard, signalling that the legs are securely fitted (diagram 1B).

1. Stand at the back of the highchair and hold the two side joints, then press the open / close buttons. At the same time, open the Highchair legs using your foot, until an audible click is heard, signalling that the legs are locked in the open position (diagram 2).

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

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1. Raise the seat by holding the upper part of the backrest and pull it upward, until the desired height is reached (diagram 3). The Highchair can be adjusted to 7 height positions.

2. Lower the seat and leg rest with your hands (diagram 4). The seat is fixed to the frame by a fastening device.

3. Press the side adjustment buttons and lower the leg rest in a vertical position (diagram 5).

4. Lower the armrests by pressing the two buttons located at the rear of the armrests (diagram 6)

! WARNING

The armrests must always be maintained in a horizontal position. The armrests can be maintained in a vertical position only when closing the Highchair.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

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7A. Fit the highchair cover to the highchair seat. Thread the shoulder straps, waist belt and crotch strap through the corresponding openings (diagram 7A).

7B. Insert the clips into the buckle (diagram 7B).

7C. Fit the spring catches into the clips (diagram 7C).

Repeat steps 7A, 7B and 7C with fabric cover (included only on certain models)"

1. Insert the footrest, turn it until the use position is reached, and lock it (diagram 8). The footrest can be adjusted to 3 positions.

The child can now be seated in the Highchair.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

9A & 9B. Fit the rigid crotch strap to the tray (diagram 9A, diagram 9B). The design of the crotch strap attachment only allows one type of assembly operation.

The tray can now be fitted to the Highchair.

! WARNING

IMPORTANT FOR YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY - Always fit the rigid crotch strap to the tray before fitting the tray to the Highchair. Once the rigid crotch strap has been fitted, it must never be removed.

The use of the safety harness and fabric crotch strap is necessary to guarantee the safety of your child.

The tray alone does not guarantee the safety of your child. Always use the SAFETY HARNESS!

SAFETY HARNESS

The highchair has a 5-point safety harness.

1. Release the safety harness (diagram 10)

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1. Place the child in the highchair and fasten it with the safety harness (diagram 11)

The safety harness can be adjusted to two height positions.

IMPORTANT FOR YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY - Always fit the rigid crotch strap to the tray before fitting the tray to the Highchair. Once the rigid crotch strap has been fitted, it must never be removed.

FITTING/ADJUSTING THE Tray

The tray can now be fitted to the Highchair.

The tray can be adjusted to 3 positions.

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1. Hold the tray in your hands (diagram 12).

1. Insert the armrests in the guides located under the tray while simultaneously pressing the lower locking button (diagram 13).

1. Move the tray until the desired position is reached and release the button. If the tray is not automatically locked on the armrests, move the tray until a click is heard, signalling that the tray is locked (diagram 14). WARNING: Always ensure that the tray is locked correctly to the armrests before use.

! WARNING

Never leave the tray fitted in a position in which the danger signs are visible on the armrests: IT IS NOT safe!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

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1. To remove the tray, pull it in an outward direction while keeping the lower button pressed. (diagram 15).

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1. The Highchair has a tray cover. This can be fixed / removed from the tray by lifting at the handle grips (diagram 16).

WARNING

Always ensure that the tray cover is correctly fitted to the tray during use.

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1. The tray cover can be used as a convenient serving tray if the child eats sitting directly at the table with his/her parents (diagram 17).

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE HIGHCHAIR

The Highchair can be adjusted to 7 height positions.

1. To raise the seat: Hold the upper part of the backrest and pull it upward, until the desired height is reached (diagram 18).

1. To lower the seat: Press the two side buttons simultaneously and lower the seat, until the desired height is reached (diagram 19).

Do not move or carry out this operation with the child sitting in the Highchair.

RECLINING BACKREST ADJUSTMENT

The backrest of the Highchair can be adjusted to 3 positions.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

1. To adjust the backrest, press the button located at the rear top, recline the backrest until the desired position is reached and release the button, the backrest will lock automatically and an audible click is heard, signalling that it is locked into position (diagram 20).

LEG REST

The leg rest of the Highchair can be adjusted to 3 positions.

1. Press the two side adjustment buttons and recline the leg rest, until the desired position is reached (diagram 21).

FOOTREST

The footrest of the Highchair can be adjusted to 3 height positions.

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1. From the use position, turn the footrest until it is parallel to the leg rest, and unlock it (diagram 22).

FOOTREST

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1. Remove the footrest and fit it at the desired height (diagram 23).

1. Turn the footrest until the new desired use position is obtained, and lock it into position (diagram 24).

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WHEELS AND BRAKES

1. To apply the brakes, lower the wheels locking levers. To release the brakes raise the wheels locking levers (diagram 25).

WARNING: Always lock the wheels when the child is sitting in the stationary Highchair, or when the Highchair is open but not in use.

WARNING: Always place the Highchair on a horizontal, stable surface. Never place the Highchair near stairs or steps.

When opening the highchair, ensure that your child, or other children, are at a safe distance. Ensure that during these operations the movable parts of the highchair do not come into contact with your child.

If it is fitted, remove the tray before starting any closing operations.

CLOSING THE HIGHCHAIR

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1. Put the backrest in a vertical position and the leg rest in a down position (diagram 26).

1. Raise the armrest in a vertical direction by pressing the buttons located on the lower part of the arm rests, until an audible click is heard (diagram 27).

CLOSING THE HIGHCHAIR

1. Lower the seat by pressing the two side buttons at the same time, as shown in the diagram (diagram 28).

29A & 29B. Press the buttons at the center of the side joints and, at the same time, close the legs of the Highchair using your foot (diagram 29A). WARNING: Check that the frame is closed and the wheels are locked and positioned in a way that the frame can stand for storage (diagram 29B).

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CLEANING

You can remove the seat pad for cleaning.

To do so, unfasten the restraint harness and pull the seat pad upward. You can spot clean the seat pad with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Do not Machine Wash Seat Pad. Do not use bleach wipes or spray on the pad or plastics. Do not use bleach.

MAINTENANCE

Lubricate only when necessary using a dry silicone based lubricant.

• Clean all plastic parts periodically using a soft damp cloth and mild detergent. Do not use bleach.
• Check the wheels periodically for signs of wear or damage and keep them clean of dust or sand.
• Prolonged exposure to sunlight will cause the fabric to fade.
• Serving tray insert can be washed in the dishwasher. Main tray can be wiped clean using a soft damp cloth and mild detergent.
• Do not use bleach.
• Important for your child's safety do not remove the crotch bar from the tray.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you have any questions or comments about this product, or are missing any of the parts. Please do not return this product to the store. Contact us in one of the following ways:

• By phone (toll free): (877)-424-4226
  • By fax: [phone]
  • By e-mail: [e-mail]
• URL: www.chiccousa.com
• By mail: 1826 William Penn Way Lancaster, PA 17601

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MISE EN GARDE

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