Curve - High chair Deryan - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Curve Deryan

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English 6

Deutsch 9

Français 12

WAARSCHUWINGEN

• Make sure all latches are locked before use.
• Always keep your child in sight.
- Do not use the product until all parts are properly installed and adjusted.
• Fall danger! Make sure that your king does not climb on the product.
- Be aware of the dangers of strong heat in the vicinity of the product.
• Never place hot food or drinks on the tray.
- Be aware that your child may try to hang onto the safety bar of the tray, which may cause the chair to tip over.
• The chair is suitable for children age: 6 months to 36 months.
• Make sure that all parts of the seat are correctly adjusted before placing your child in the seat.
• Only place the chair on solid ground.
- Reduce the risk of injury! Always place the chair away from furniture, walls, hot surfaces and liquids, window cords and electrical cables.
- Move the chair away from furniture when: A) the chair is not being used at the table and B) the tray has been removed from the chair.
- Only use the chair if your child can sit up reliably and consistently on their own.
- Do not use the product if any part of the product is broken, torn, lost or if the product itself is not working. Seek repair if any of these cases occur.

WARNINGS

• The user is responsible for the regular maintenance of the product.
• Maintain the chair regularly and carefully.
• All connecting parts must be tight and tight.
• Tighten the screws regularly.
• When replacing, use only DERYAN parts, it may be unsafe to use other replacements.
• Do not make any changes to the product.
• Never store the product in a damp environment.
• In case of complaints or problems, please contact your supplier or importer.
• Clean the chair with a damp cloth and mild detergent and dry thoroughly.
• Please refer to the product's care label for detailed washing instructions.
• Remove water or liquids immediately with a dry cloth.
• Do not expose the chair to direct sunlight to dry.

Never let your child play around the product when it is not in the intended use position.

This product is designed for a 72-77 CM dining table.

To prevent the product from slipping when pushed backwards, it has wheels under the rear legs. Its function is to allow the chair to move backwards and return to the upright position when pushed backwards. To ensure that the wheels are used as intended, the chair must be placed on a flat and stable surface; uneven and rough surfaces such as some tiled floors, soft carpets or carpets with loose ends are generally not suitable for use with this chair. Although the chair is recognized for its stability, these conditions also apply here.

Both the wheels and the floors must be kept clean.

WARNINGS

In this instruction manual you will find photos that describe the assembly of the chair and the cross system. The crotch system and harness should only be used with the seat plate in the first and rearmost position from the top of the seat when used as a highchair.

Table of Approximate Age and Adjustments.

This table is a rough guide to seat height adjustment. Children differ in size according to age, so always make sure your child is seated correctly according to the instructions in this manual.

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Bouncer seat intended for baby's 0-6 months of age. It is the top of model HV-B901

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Crotch system with harness intended for children from 6 to 36 months of age.

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Tray intended for highchair mode when used separately from dinner table.

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(front legs) (Rear legs)

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(back rest)

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(seat plate)

(foot plate)

ASSEMBLY

Assembling two rear legs to the front legs frame

Step 1: Insert the rear legs into the front legs, make sure the holes in these two parts can be aligned

Step 2: Try pushing the rear legs backwards to make sure it is assembled properly.

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Assembling the foot plate

Step 1: Insert the foot plate to the guide rail on both sides of frame A.

Step 2: Pull down the button underneath the foot plate, and adjust the foot plate to the position you want.

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Step 3: Use the same method to assemble the seat plate.

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ASSEMBLY

Assembling the back rest

Step 1: Insert the back rest tinto frame B until the back rest touches the velcro spring head. Step 2: Press the velcro spring head and at the same time push the back rest to the end. Assemble one side and then assemble the other side.

Diagram illustrating the folding and positioning of a chair with labeled parts and directional arrows.

Assembling the crotch system

When assembling the crotch system, the seat plate needs to be at the rear position. To adjust the seat plate, slide the button of the left side. The seat can be adjusted front or backwards

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P1 P2 ar 40mm/P

Step 1: Put the crotch system to cling to the backrest and make the T shape washers align with the two lower holes in the backrest. The upper hook of the crotch system goes into the upper hole of the backrest. Make the slot align with the hole's edge.

Step 2: Use your thumb to press the upper edge of the crotch system down. Then at the same time press the two arms of the crotch system down until you hear a "CLICK". Then the crotch system assembly is done. Lift up the chair frame by holding onto the crotch system to verify it is assembled properly.

Step 3: Pull the button at the front of the seat forwards and insert the front part of the crotch system in the slot in the seat plate.

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Step 2

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ASSEMBLY

Assembling the tray

Step 1: Slide the button outwards on both sides underneath the tray.
Step 2: Make sure spring button which is under the tray goes into the hole of crotch system.
Step 3: Hold the button outwards then attach the tray to the crotch system by sliding in on the rim of the crotch system on both sides until to the positon you need, then release both hands. Make sure there is a "Click" sound.

step 1 slide here

step 2

Click Click step 3

DISASSEMBLY

Removing the back rest

Step 1: Press the velcro spring underneath the arm of the chair.

Step 2: At the same time pull the back rest backwards.

Remove one side then the other side.

Refer to photo 1

then the other side. ① ②

photo 1

Remove the seat plate

Step 1: Pull down the button underneath the seat.

Step 2: At the same time lift up the seat from the frame.

Refer to photo 2

photo 2

Remove the foot plate

Step 1: Pull down the button underneath the foot plate.

Step 2: At the same time lift up the foot plate from the frame.

Refer to photo 3

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photo 3

Remove the rear leg

Step 1: Press the velcro button

Step 2: At the same time,

separate rear leg top and rear leg lower halves.

Refer to photo 4

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photo 4

HIGH CHAIR MODE

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When using the chair, always use the harness.

Make sure the seat plate is in the 1st position from the top of the chair.

Make sure the crotch is attached to the seat.

There are 6 positions for the foot plate in total.

There is a 31mm difference for each position.

Adjust the foot plate to support the foot of your child.

Click

There are 3 position for the tray.

To adjust the right position for your child refer to Page 17.

crotch strap waist strap shoulder strap

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Press the center button to release the buckle. The child must be secured in the high chair at all times by both the harness and crotch system.

BOUNCER MODE

Assembling the bouncer seat

Insert the bouncer seat into frame B until you hear a "Click".

Remove the seat to use the product in other modes.

Press thr button and push, then remove the seat.

Remove one side then the other side.

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Bouncer Mode

When using the high chair with B901 seat, the seat of G201 should be adjusted to the lowest position.

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The bouncer seat can be positioned in 3 different ways.

Press the button on both sides to change the position of the bouncer seat.

Always use the harness and make sure the bouncer seat is attached to frame B securely.

CHAIR MODE

Adjusting the seat in the front position

Slide the button underneath the seat to the side and at the same time pull the seat frontwards.

P1 P2 40mm/P

Adjusting the seat and foot pannel to the suitable position stated in the Table of age and approximate adjustment on pages 5, 8, 11 and 14.

1 2 31mm/P 2 31mm/P

There are a total of 6 different positions There is a 31 mm difference for each position.

Warning! Maximum weight for the 6th position is 80kgs.

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