Viper 4S - Stroller ABC DESIGN - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Combined baby stroller with convertible bassinet
Brand	ABC Design
Model	Viper 4S
Maximum supported weight (child)	15 kg
Recommended age	From 6 months to 3 years (bassinet from birth)
Safety standard	EN 1888:2012
Backrest adjustment	4 positions
Telescopic handle	Adjustable height
Front wheels	Swivel and lockable
Parking brake	Foot brake, lever to lower/raise
Hood	Removable and adjustable
Leg rest	Adjustable height
Protection bar	Adjustable height
Safety harness	Waist belt + crotch strap (5-point)
Car seat compatibility	ABC Design Risus, Doozy ; Maxi Cosi Cabrio, Citi, Pebble ; Römer Baby-Safe plus SHR ; Cybex Aton ; Kiddie Ride Ôn
Shopping basket capacity	5 kg maximum
Folding	Foldable, handlebar folded down
Cover maintenance	Machine washable cold (delicate detergent)
Chassis maintenance	Oil moving parts with silicone oil
Materials	Compliant with AZO, EN71-2, EN71-3
Included accessories	Sun canopy, leg cover, mattress (bassinet)

Frequently Asked Questions - Viper 4S ABC DESIGN

From what age can I use the Viper 4S stroller?

The stroller is suitable for children from 6 months to 3 years (max weight 15 kg). With the bassinet (convertible carrycot), it is suitable from birth (max weight 9 kg).

What is the maximum weight supported by the stroller?

The maximum child weight is 15 kg for the seat and 9 kg for the bassinet. The shopping basket can hold up to 5 kg.

Can I use a car seat with this stroller?

Yes, the stroller is compatible with several car seats: ABC Design Risus, Doozy; Maxi Cosi Cabrio, Citi, Pebble; Römer Baby-Safe plus SHR; Cybex Aton; Kiddie Ride Ôn.

How to fold and unfold the stroller?

To fold: lower the handle to the lowest position (button pressed), turn the folding button to the left and push the handle down. To unfold: pull the handle upward until the chassis locks. Make sure all locks are closed before use.

How to maintain the cover and chassis?

The cover can be hand washed or machine washed in cold water (delicate detergent). The chassis should be oiled regularly with silicone oil or silicone spray. Avoid prolonged sun exposure and clean painted surfaces if soiled.

How to adjust the handle height?

To adjust the telescopic handle, lift the button on the handle, adjust to the desired height, then release the button to lock it in the chosen position.

How to set the front wheels to swivel position?

To make the front wheels swivel, lift the lever on the wheel housing. To lock them (swivel locked), lower the lever. Make sure the wheels are properly engaged.

How to use the parking brake?

To apply the brake, lower the lever on the rear wheels. To release, raise the lever. Always use the brake when installing or removing the child.

Is the stroller suitable for jogging or rollerblading?

No, this product is not suitable for jogging or rollerblading. It is designed for everyday use on flat terrain.

What to do in case of rust or wear?

Rust due to lack of maintenance or humid conditions is not covered by the warranty. Regularly clean painted parts and oil moving parts. Worn wheels are normal wear. Contact customer service for replacement parts.

USER MANUAL Viper 4S ABC DESIGN

Viper 4S

Bedienungsanleitung - DE (01-04)

Instructions for use - EN (05-08)

NB: Keep these instructions for future reference!

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• Combination travel system with convertible attachment
  • Height-adjustable telescopic handle
• Four-position backrest
• Swivel mode and locked setting on front wheels
• Tested for conformity with EN 1888 : 2012
• Compatible with ABC Design "Risus" "Doozy" car seat
• Compatible with "Maxi Cosi Cabrio, Citi, Pebble" car seat
• Compatible with "Römer Baby-Safe plus SHR" car seat
• Compatible with "Cybex Aton" car seat
• Compatible with ABC Design "Kiddie Ride-On"

Care instructions

• The materials used to manufacture our products comply with the AZO requirement, EN71-2 and EN71-3, and light fastness standards for textiles. Nevertheless, we advise you not to leave the product exposed to bright sunlight for any length of time. No claims may be made for wear and tear or if the colours fade when exposed to strong sunlight. The fabric covers on this product can be washed by hand or on a cold cycle in the washing machine (mild detergent).
  • An ABC Design rain canopy is available in retail stores offering complete protection against the rain.
• All the frames on our products have been tested for conformity with EN1888 : 2012 and have met the required standards. In order to maintain the safety of the product it is necessary to oil the moving parts or tighten the rivets as and when required. NB: Please do not use any product for lubrication other than silicone oil or silicone spray lubricant.

- Regular care and upkeep have a major part to play in maintaining the safety and value of the product. Exposure to such things as salt in the air, road-gritting salt or acid rain will encourage the onset of corrosion, as will inappropriate storage of the product.

- We recommend regular maintenance of all coated parts. In serious cases of soiling please clean the surface coating immediately.

- Check for loose parts and fastenings from time to time and tighten if necessary.

Safety instructions

Read these instructions carefully before use and keep them for future reference. Failure to read these instructions may compromise the safety of your child.

NB:

• This model is suitable for infants from 6 months (from birth with carrycot) to 3 years and up to a maximum weight of 15kg .
• The net bag can carry up to 5 kg.
• This pushchair is designed to transport a child.
• Do not use any accessories other than those approved by the manufacturer.
• You are advised to take your child out of the pushchair as a matter of principle when negotiating steps or flights of stairs or if the pushchair needs to be lifted or carried.
• If you are using a carrier, ensure that it is correctly attached to the pushchair.
• The parking device shall be engaged when placing and removing the child.
• If a car seat is used in combination with the chassis, this vehicle does not replace a cot or a bed. Should your child need to sleep, then it should be placed in a suitable cot or bed.
• Carry Cot: This product is suitable for infants who cannot sit up or turn over independently and who cannot get up on their hands and knees. Maximum weight of child: 9kg

CAUTION:

• Do not leave your child unattended.
• The only mattresses suitable for use are those up to 50 mm thick.
• Use a safety harness as soon as your child can sit independently.
• This seat is not suitable for babies under 6 months old.
• Loads attached to the handle affect the stability of the pushchair.
• Before use, check that the pushchair attachment or seat is correctly engaged in position.
• This product is not suitable for jogging or skating.
• Do not make any modifications to the product which compromise its safety.
• Keep this product away from fire and other sources of heat.
• To avoid injury ensure that your child is kept away when unfolding and folding this product.
• Do not let your child play with this product.
  • Always use the restraint system.
• Check that the pram body or seat unit or car seat attachment devices are correctly engaged before use.

Customer complaints

• No claims may be made for natural wear and tear or for damage caused by undue demands on the product or by exceeding the permissible load.
• No claims may be made for damage caused by improper use.
• No claims may be made for damage caused by incorrect assembly or operation.
• No claims may be made for damage caused by improper modifications to the product.
• Areas of rust may appear through lack of maintenance or improper care and do not constitute a fault with the product.
• Scratch marks are normal signs of wear and do not constitute a fault with the product.
• Mildew is likely to appear on textiles which are not dried out after getting wet and cannot be attributed to shortcomings in production conditions.
• The product may fade if exposed to sunlight, perspiration and detergents, or if subject to abrasion or excessive washing, therefore fading cannot be attributed to a fault with the product.
• No claims may be made for wheels which become worn out as a natural result of wear and tear.

1. Opening the pushchair

a. Release the transportation lock.
b. Pull the handle on the stroller (1) upwards until the frame clicks into place (2).

WARNING: Ensure that all the catches are engaged before use.

2. Fitting the wheels

a. Press the button (1) and insert the rear wheel in the slot (2) until it engages.
b. To remove the wheels, press the button (1) to release the wheels. The wheels can then be removed from the axle.
c. To mount the front wheels, push the wheels into the fittings until they click into place.
d. To remove the front wheels, press the buttons on the wheel fittings and pull the wheels out.

3. Wheel locking and swivel settings

Push the lever downwards to lock the wheels.

Push the lever upwards for swivel position.

4. Operating the brake

Press the lever down to engage the brake.

Press the lever up to disengage the brake.

5. Attaching and converting the seat

a. Attach the seat by placing it on the frame until it clicks into place.
b. To convert the seat, press the buttons on both adapters and lift up the seat.

6. Attaching and removing the hood

a. Lower the hood down onto the attachment
b. To remove the hood, press the buttons in on both sides of the hood.

7. Fitting and removing the guard rail

a. Fit the guard rail by inserting it in the plastic mounts on both sides.
b. To remove the guard rail from the pushchair, press in the buttons on both sides and pull the guard rail off away from the pushchair.
c. To adjust the height of the guard rail, press and hold down the buttons on each side and push the bar up or down.

8. Adjusting the leg rest

To adjust the leg rest, press in the buttons on both sides and then adjust the height.

Let go of the buttons again so that the leg rest clicks into place.

9. Fastening the harness

a. To fasten the harness, bring the top two plastic catches together and interlock them.
b. Then insert the interlocked catches into the bottom part of the fastening.

Adjust the harness to a setting where the baby is held in the correct position.

10. Unfastening the harness

To open the harness, press the button on the side.

CAUTION: Always use the shoulder harness and lap belt together.

11. Adjusting the backrest

To adjust the backrest, pull the retainer on the rear of the backrest upwards and then adjust the height. When you have reached the required position, let go of the retainer to allow the backrest to remain in that position.

12. Adjusting the handle

Push the button upwards to adjust the height of the handle.

When the handle is at the required height, let go of the button again so that the handle will remain locked in this position.

13. Removing the sun canopy

Undo the zip fastener on the side of the canopy.

14. Folding the pushchair

To fold the pushchair, bring the handle to its lowest position as described in point 12, holding the button (1) down as you do so.

Now rotate the knob (2) to the left and push the handle down.

Now you can fold up the pushchair.

Note: To unfold the pushchair, follow the instructions in point 1 "Opening the pushchair".

CAUTION: Ensure that all the catches are engaged before use.

15. Opening the carrycot

Lift the side panels of the carrier.

Extend and secure the side panels by pushing the two retainers outwards into the mountings.

Make sure that the retainers are securely engaged.

16. Attaching the cot bumper

Lay the bumper in the cot, folding the top part over the edge of the carrycot.

Fasten the four press studs on the rear.

17. Attaching the hood to the cot bumper

Fasten the four press studs on the bottom of the hood onto the bumper.

18. Fitting the adapter to the carrycot

Fit the adapter onto the carrycot from below until it engages in the brackets provided.

Make sure that the adapter is securely engaged.

19. Inserting the mattress

Insert the mattress in the cover.

Lay the mattress on the base.

NB: The mattress is wedge-shaped. Make sure that the raised part is at the head end.

20. Adjusting the handle

To adjust the handle, press the buttons on both sides.

Now you can adjust the handle.

21. Fitting the apron

Fit the closed end of the apron over the lower end of the carrycot.

Extend the apron over the cot.

Secure the ends of the apron with the Velcro fastening provided on the outside of the hood.

22. Mounting the carrycot on the pushchair

a. The adapter is fitted to the long side of the carrycot.

Place the carrycot onto the pushchair so that the catch mechanism engages.

b. To remove the carrycot, press the buttons on the adapter on both sides of the cot and lift the cot up to release it from the catches.

CAUTION: Always check before use that the carrycot is correctly secured to the pushchair.

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