ROADSTER SL - Stroller HAUCK - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ROADSTER SL HAUCK

INSTRUÇÕES DE USO I WARNING LABELS AND POINTS THAT NEED TO BE OBSERVED GB Read these instructions carefully before use and keep them for future reference. Your child’s safety may be affected if you do not follow these instructions.

1. This pushchair is meant for 1 child from 0 months upwards, weighting up to 15kg The maximum load on this pushchair may not exceed 15kg. 2. WARNING: It may be dangerous to leave your child unattended. 3. WARNING: Keep all plastic packaging materials out of the reach of children, in order to avoid any risk of suffocation. 4. WARNING: Before use, make sure that all catches are secured. 5. WARNING: Use a harness as soon as your child can sit unaided. 6. WARNING: Always use the crotch strap in combination with the waist belt. 7. WARNING: Any load attached to the handle affects the stability of the pushchair. 8. WARNING: Always use the parking brake when parking the pushchair and during the loading and unloading of your child. 9. WARNING .Ensure that all locking devices are engaged before use. 10.WARNING: Remember that small parts can be swallowed by your child and can cause choking. 11.WARNING: Overloading, incorrect folding and use of non-approved accessories may damage or break this pushchair. 12.WARNING: It may be unsafe to use accessories, e.g. child seats, bag hooks, rain cover etc., unless those approved by the manufacturer or distributor. 13.WARNING: It may be unsafe to use replacement parts other than those supplied or approved by the manufacturer or distributor. 14.WARNING: Do not add a mattress into the pushchair. 15.Warning: Check that the pram body or seat unit attachment devices are correctly engaged before use. 16.Please use only original hauck accessories and original hauck spare parts. 17.Avoid extreme usage situations that restrict your control over the child and the pushchair. 18.WARNING: This product is not suitable for jogging or skating. 19.Do not ride on any escalators or stairs, and be careful using in the elevator while your child is in the pushchair. 20.Only use the space allowed for loading and do not exceed the maximum permitted weight of 15kg. 21.This pushchair is only designed for transporting 1 child in time. 22.Please make sure that the child’s hands are nowhere near the folding area, so as not to risk them from being crashed if you have to fold up, unfold, or otherwise change the pushchair or parts of it. 23. The maximum loading weight of the basket is 3 kg. 24.Do not use the handle / reversible handle to carry the pushchair. 25.It is not allowed to step onto the footrest / leg rest to get into the pushchair. 26.It is not allowed to use an additional platform. (e.g. Kiddy - Board) 27.WARNING: The vertical sitting position is not suitable for babies younger than 6 months. 28.WARNING: Before use, check that the mounted cot or the seat unit has latched in properly. THIS PUSHCHAIR COMPLIES WITH STANDARD DIN EN 1888 2003: 06 + A1 2005-08 + A2 2005-08 + A3 2005-08. 9

GB INSTRUCTION OF USE

1. ERECTING (fig. 1). Release transportation lock. 2. UNFOLDING (fig. 2) Open the stroller until the locking latches on both sides have locked in place. 3. REAR WHEEL ASSEMBLY (fig. 3a, 3b, 3c) 3a. Push both plastic brackets at the same time until they are locked onto the rear legs. Make sure the pushpin locks in the plastic housing hole securely. 3b. Push the rear wheel with axle onto the rear brake housing until you hear a click sound when the metal clamp catches groove on the axle. Pull it to ensure it is locked in place. To remove the rear wheel, release the lock on the rear axle and pull the wheel off (3c). 4. FRONT WHEEL ASSEMBLY (fig. 4a, 4b) First take out the 2 plastic caps from the front wheel fork (4a), fix the front wheel through the front axle, then push the 2 plastic caps back to the front wheel fork (4b). Make sure the pushpin locks in place and cannot be pull off. When changing the wheel, reverse the sequence. 5. ADJUSTING THE FRONT WHEEL (fig. 5) The front swivel wheel can be adjusted by locking or unlocking the lock, mount on top of the front wheel. 6. BRAKE (fig. 6) Press the rear brake down by foot to stop the rear wheels and push the stroller to check. Attention: Always apply both brakes when parking the stroller. 7. ADJUSTING THE BACK REST (fig. 7a, 7b) The back rest is adjusted via the pull belt with clasp which is located at the rear part of the seat upholstery. This enables the inclination of the back rest to be individually adjusted. Pull the belt while holding the clasp to set the seat in sitting position. Press the button on the clasp and pull the clasp down to release the seat to lying position. 8. ADJUSTING THE LEG REST (fig. 8) Press both (left & right) buttons to bring the leg rest to the desired position. 9. ADJUSTING THE HANDLES (fig. 9) Press both (left & right) buttons on the handle and bring the handle height to the desired position. 10. INSTALL THE FRONT BAR (fig. 10a, 10b) Install the front bar just below the locking latches by pushing in the front bar into the housings (10a). You will hear a click sound when they are secured onto the frame. Test the front bar by pulling on it to make sure it is locked into place. To release the front bar, push the buttons underneath and pull out the front bar (10b). 11. ASSEMBLE THE CANOPY (fig. 11) Slide the canopy plastic housings on the catches above the locking latch on each side. 12. FOLDING AWAY (fig. 12): Make sure the backrest is always in a recline position. Fold the canopy backward. Put the leg rest down to the lowest position. Pull the release levers on the right and left up at the same time. Press the handle down and fold the stroller together. Close the transport lock on the side of the frame. 13. SECURE THE CHILD IN THE SEAT (fig. 13): Place the child in the seat and push the clips on the waist belt into the buckle on the crotch belt (the one that comes between the child’s legs). Adjust the length of the belt to your child’s needs. Always ensure the straps are not twisted or caught on the stroller frame. Check the adjustment every time you place the child in the seat and when the backrest is reclined. To release the harness, squeeze & open the buckle. Harness adjustment: Insert both fasteners (B) into the buckle (A), ensure that both buttons click into position. Ensure both shoulder straps (C) are attached to the fasteners (B). Each strap has its own length adjuster (D). To undo the harness, press the buttons and pull apart. “D” Rings are provided for fitment of a full safety harness. The attachment points (D-rings) are located on side straps. WARNING: (A child’s safety is your responsibility.) The child should be harnessed in at all times and should never be left unattended. The child should be clear of moving parts while making adjustments. This stroller requires regular maintenance by the user. Attention: Avoid serious injury from failing and sliding out, always use seat belt & always use as instructed. Never use the harness without the shoulder straps. 14. ADJUSTING THE SHOULDER HARNESS (fig. 14) There are 2 shoulder harness height available in the stroller, use the slot closest to child’s shoulder height. OPTION FEATURES – SHOP N DRIVE TRAVEL SYSTEM: This stroller is able to adapt our Hauck Zero Plus® Infant Carseat as a Travel System. To adapt the carseat, please follow the following steps: A. There is an adaptor clip on the each side of the stroller’s folding plastic, pull both of them up. (figure A).

B. Release the stroller seat to the lowest recline position. Place the Zero Plus® Infant Carseat on top of the stroller’s front bar. (figure B).

C. Push the Zero Plus® Infant Carseat down until you hear the clip sound on both left & right sides (figure C1, C2). Lift up carefully the carseat to check if the carseat is securely locked in place. D. To release the carseat, push up the left & right levers, which are located underneath the carseat, and the adaptors can be released. (figure D1). Then lift up the carseat carefully (figure D2), and close the adaptors back to the original housing (figure D3). UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE In General Please check the pushchair functions on a regular basis. Make sure that the frame is stable, the screws are tight, the latching devices are safely locked, the wheels are securely attached and the brakes are in working order. Check the cover occasionally, making sure that the stitching is still firm, and inspect the quality of the plastic parts. Any broken or worn working parts should be replaced immediately. Proceed in the same manner with components that are broken, torn, defect or wornout. Please use only original hauck replacement parts. Do not subject your pushchair to excessive sunshine. This can lead to a fading of textile covers and plastic parts. Cleaning the covers Remove the covers from the frame by loosening the loops, press studs or screws. Please read the instructions on the sewn-in label before cleaning. To clean the cover gently, wipe it down evenly using only a damp cloth. As long as there are no plastic, wood or metal parts on or in the cover, it can be machine-washed at 86°F (30°C) and medium speed. The cover should be air-dried, but not exposed to excessive sunshine. Please do not dry the cover in the drier, to avoid shrinking. Do not re-fit the covers until they are completely dried. Cleaning the frame Dry the pushchair with a soft cloth after cleaning or after use rain or snow. Use only mild soapy water or lukewarm water to clean the frame of your pushchair. Plastic parts can be cleaned with mild detergent cleaners. Wheel maintenance Clean and service the wheels regularly. Apply corrosion or lubricant spray on the rim when necessary, to protect against rust and deposits. Please make sure in winter that road salt residue is removed immediately by using warm water and damp cloth. Remove dirt from the wheels and axles on a regular basis.

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