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USER MANUAL Vida Babyhome

4. Use the Velcro located behind the seat to

attach this piece. Every time before using the pushchair, check that it has been properly unfolded and secured. Periodically lubricate the movable parts using a store-bought lubricant: Teflon spray (dry lubricant). Never lubricate the wheels using oil or grease. To keep the wheels in good condition, clean the axels regularly and rub them with Vaseline using the included maintenance kit. You can use alkaline Vaseline on the chrome-plated pieces to prevent them from rusting. Check the brakes, harnesses, clasps and mechanisms that could fall out of place or deteriorate from use. Clean the pushchair using a moist cloth (do not use abrasive products or solvents). Use a sponge with lukewarm water and mild soap on the plastic parts. Follow the cleaning instructions for the fabric parts, and let them air dry properly with the hood fully extended before folding the chassis. Maintenance Likewise, if the chair has been exposed to moisture, do the same in order to avoid mildew. Avoid placing the pushchair near any source of heat, like radiators or heaters, or exposing it to direct sunlight. Do not wash the pushchair in a washing machine or place it in a dryer. Hand-clean the pushchair using a detergent for delicate fabrics (without bleach). Treat the entire surface. EN17 Folding the Vida pushchair In order to fold the chassis, press the release button located on the front left side of the handle and then lift both levers located on the back. Use illustration 5 as your guide to the proper movements. Once you have all the buttons pushed, the chassis is released – held by the handle – and you can rotate the upper chassis towards the back wheels in the direction shown in illustration 6. Make sure that the folding obstructer is attached as shown in the close-up of illustration 6. The pushchair can be folded in two ways: -If you leave the front wheels as shown in illustration 7, you can leave the pushchair standing when folded. -However, if you fold them as shown in the close-up of illustration 8, you can place it inside the transport bag and pull it so that it rolls on the back axel (illustration 8). Remember not to activate the brake if you choose this option. If you would like to make the folded pushchair smaller, we recommend that you remove the front and back wheels, as shown in illustration 9. First, press the stopper and then remove the wheel. The pushchair can be folded with or without the hood. You will be unable to fold the pushchair properly if the front wheels are in the blocked position. How the brake works The brake is activated using the pedal located on the pushchair’s back wheel. To stop the pushchair, gently press on the back of this pedal, as shown in illustration 10a. The brake works simultaneously on both back wheels. To release the brakes, press the same pedal on the back, as shown in illustration 10b. Instructions for use Blocking the front wheels The front wheels can be prevented from rotating if they are blocked using the safety button located behind each axel (illustration 11). If the safety button is lowered (position 0), the wheels can rotate freely, but if it is raised, the wheels are blocked and cannot rotate around the axel (position 1). Regulating the footrest The footrest has two dierent positions. You can change it to the lower position by raising it until you hear the click. If you wish to put it back into its original position (illustration 12), press the buttons located below the seat (1) and rotate the footrest (2). Securing your child Remember that your child should be secured using the 5-point harness as soon as you seat him or her in the Vida pushchair (illustration 13). Slide the middle belt (1) between your child’s legs and put his or her arms between the shoulder belt (3) and the waist belt (2). Once you have done this, join these three belts using the harness restraints. Make sure you hear a click, which will indicate that everything is properly secured. The secondary harness (4) could be used to add an additional safety system. To open up the harness, press both buttons located on either side of the harness restraints together. Regulate the belts so they are snug on your child. To adjust the length of the belts, slide the buckles up or down. Remember, too, that the shoulder belt has two lengths. Reclining positions The Vida pushchair comes with a mechanism located behind the seat to regulate the recli- EN18 ning positions. This mechanism works as follows: To raise the seat, pull the strap parallel to the seat, as shown in illustration 14a. Stop pulling when the seat reaches the desired position or when the mechanism reaches as far as it can. To recline the seat, lift the knob and gently lower the seat to the desired position. Once you release this knob, the seat will remain in place (illustration 14b). Remember that pulling the strap in one direction is not recommended and forcing the knob can lead the mechanism to work improperly. Use of the hood Once the hood is attached, you can fold it or unfold it in dierent positions by using the piece located on each side (illustration 15a). The upper part of the hood has a window that can be uncovered by pulling back the covering fabric. You can remove the hood by moving the two anchoring pieces in the direction shown in close-up 2 of illustration 15b. You can extend the hood using a zip located in the hood lower part to protect your child better from the damaging eects of the sun. Handlebar positions You can adapt the handlebar positions by pressing both side buttons located at the top structure at the same time (illustration 16b). Installing the rain protector To put up the rain protector properly, put it over the hood (see close-up of illustration

16) according the specifications in the image:

passing the velcros through the seat structure (illustration 16). Attach the rain protector to the structure using the provided connection systems: velcros and brackets. You can remove the rain protector following the same procedure reversing this sequence. Installing the mosquito net To put up the mosquito net properly, guide it through the zip placed on the hood structure using the pieces located in both sides. Attach the mosquito net to the structure using the velcros through the seat structure: velcros and brackets. You can remove the mosquito net following the same procedure reversing this sequence. Canopy Extender Install the canopy extender joining the zip placed on the canopy stroller limit with the canopy extender by the zip side. This stroller is designed to be used by a single child. Open and close the harness Locate the two superior buckle of harness. Push the buttons of each buckle to release the harness. To fix the harness again, you must join again both parts of buckles. Regulation of height harness To regulate the height of harness, pass the 2 superior finishing of harness through the holes from the backrest. You can adjust the height in 3 dierent positions. Once you decide which height is more convenient for you, pass through again each finishing to the holes from backrest to fit the harness. EN19 How to remove the harness To remove the harness, pass the 2 superior finishing of harness through the holes from the backrest, as shown in the diagram 18. How to remove the fabric from Vida stroller Diagram 19. Unzip the fabric by both sides. Diagram 20. Release the hooks made for connecting the backrest to the frame, placed both on each side of the stroller. Diagram 21. Open the zipper placed behind and at the bottom of the seat. After that, open a new zipper to release the structure which keeps locked the seat. If you do not do both actions, the seat cover cannot be removed. Diagram 22. Find a velcro strap under the footrest. Release the velcro and remove the footrest fabric. Release the two brackets made for attaching the seat cover to the basket structure. Now you have the Vida stroller completely fabric-removed.

Designed in Spain EN1888-2012