Noa - Stroller Deryan - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Noa Deryan

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Noa

User manual

Important: Read the following instructions carefully before use and keep them for future reference.

Canopy adjustment 29

Swivel wheels 30

Brakes 31

Handle/footrest adjustment 32

Seat liner 33

Travel system 34

Pram configurations 36

Folding 37

Care and maintenance (ENG) 39

Read these instructions carefully before assembly and use and keep for future reference. The child may be hurt if you do not follow these instructions.

Before using, remove and dispose of any plastic bags and other packaging (e.g. fasteners, fixing ties, etc.) and keep them out of reach of children.

WARNING! This product is suitable for one child from birth up to 22kg or 4 years of age, whichever comes first.

WARNING! Suitable from birth in pram mode up to a maximum weight of 9kg or until the child can sit up unaided, roll over or push itself up on its hands and knees.

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 6 months in pushchair mode. WARNING! The overall load on the vehicle may not exceed 32kg (including the basket).

WARNING! Follow suitability recommendations given in the separate infant car seat instruction manual.

WARNING! Never leave the child unattended.

WARNING! Ensure all locking devices are engaged before use.

• Always apply the parking brake when the product is stationary.

- Ensure the parking brake is engaged during the loading and unloading of the child.

• Take extra care in windy conditions.

- Be careful when going up or down kerbs.

WARNING! To avoid injury ensure that your child is kept away when unfolding and folding this product.

WARNING! Do not let your child play with this product.

WARNING

WARNING! ALWAYS USE THE HARNESS AS SOON AS YOUR CHILD CAN SIT UP UNAIDED.

WARNING! Always use the crotch strap in combination with the waist belt section of the harness.

WARNING! Check that the pram body or seat unit attachment devices are correctly engaged before use.

WARNING! The bumper bar is not a handle. Never lift or carry the seat unit by the bumper bar.

WARNING! This product is not suitable for running or skating.

WARNING! Do not let other children play or hang on the product.

WARNING! Do not use this product if any part is broken, torn or missing.

WARNING! Do not add an additional mattress to the pram/pushchair.

WARNING! Do not place the product near an open fire or other source of strong heat.

- YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

• Adult assembly is required.

- Do not use parts or accessories which are not approved by the manufacturer.

- Do not allow your child to climb unassisted into the product.

- Remove your child and fold the product when going up or down escalators.

- Stroller can tip if child attempts to hang from stroller handle.

- If this product is used by someone unfamiliar with it e.g. grandparents, always show them how it works.

- The large basket for the carriage can carry a maximum load of 10kg with items evenly distributed

WARNING

• Additional bags and other items should not be hung from the handles as this can affect stability of the product.
• Infant car seats should not be used in place of cot or cot bed, should your child need to sleep, it should be placed in a suitable cot or cot bed.
  • Overloading, incorrect folding and the use of non-approved accessories is unsafe and may damage or break this product.
• never leave the raincover, hood or apron on indoors, in a hot atmosphere or near a heat source as your child may overheat
• To prevent damage, remove raincover before folding the pushchair.
• Do not place anything on top of the raincover.

This product conforms to EN 1888-2:2018

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J I-Size infant carrier x 1 K Car seat adaptors x 1 set

CHASSIS ASSEMBLY

1. To release the chassis (A) from the locked folded position, undo the locking catch.

When the chassis is completely open, you will hear a click on both sides indicating it is locked into place

WARNING! Always ensure the opened chassis is locked in place before you use it.

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1. Push each rear wheel (C) into the sides of the rear wheel axle until you hear a click. Give them a tug to ensure they are attached securely.

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2.1. To remove rear wheels, simplu pull and hold the metal latch located underneath the rear wheel axle and pull the wheel out.

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1. Insert each of the front wheel (B) pins into the centre of the socket until you hear a click. Give each wheel a tug to ensure they're securely attached.

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3.1. To remove front wheels simply push and hold the latch at the back of the wheel socket and pull the wheel out.

PRAM MODE

1. Undo the fabric strap clips. Then, on the back of the seat unit (E), fasten the hook and loop panels over the metal bar as illustrated.

WARNING! The fabric must cover the metal bracket.

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1.2. Attach the seat unit to the chassis. Line up the seat connectors with the chassis housing and press downwards. Listen for a "click" to signal correct assembly.

Ensure the seat unit frame is completely straight by straightening the footrest adjusters on both sides.

Ensure the seat unit is horizontal by using the lever at the end of the seat unit.

1.3. Insert the seat liner (I) into the seat unit to add extra comfort for the baby.

CLICK

1.4. To remove the seat unit from the chassis, press the buttons located both sides of the seat connectors and pull up.

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1. Insert the bumper bar (D) into the seat unit slots ensuring that the release buttons are on the outside and you hear a "click" signalling correct assembly. Give the bumper bar a tug to ensure it's securely in place.

To remove the bumper bar, simply press the release buttons on either or both sides and lift up.

D CLICK

1. Fasten the apron (H), secure the zip around the side and attach the hook and loop fasteners over the bumper bar.

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1. Attach the canopy (G) to the seat unit. First attach the plastic canopy clips to their respective sides.

Next, secure the canopy to the frame with the zip. Start with the right side (when facing the seat).

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Suitable from birth in pram mode up to a maximum weight of 9kg or until the child can sit up unaided, roll over or push itself up on its hands and knees.

WARNING! Never use the pram mode with seat unit forward facing.

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PUSHCHAIR MODE

1. Press the buttons located both sides of the seat connectors and pull up to remove the seat unit from the chassis.

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1.2. Fasten the webbing belts located on the rear side of the seat unit footrest. Listen for the "click" to signal buckles are secure.

CLICK CLICK

1. Attach the harness (F) to the seat unit. Thread the shoulder strap retainers under the webbing holders and out through the horizontal slots in the seat unit backrest.

2.1. Thread the waist strap retainers through the vertical slots in the seat unit backrest and thread the crotch strap retainer through the horizontal slot at the centre of the seat unit.

WARNING! Ensure the strap retainers are fully through and secure at the rear of the seat unit.

To remove reverse the above process

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1. Re-attach the seat unit to the chassis. Locate the backrest adjustment mechanism at the rear of the seat unit. Squeeze the clip on the reclining harness and gently pull up the backrest.

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3.1. Lift the lever at the back of the seat unit to adjust the seat unit recline. Ensure you hear a "click" as the seat engages at your desired position.

WARNING! The seat unit is not suitable in pushchair for children under 6 months

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The seat unit is reversible in pushchair mode. It can be forward or parent facing.

forward facing parent facing

Press the buttons located both sides of the seat connectors and pull up to remove the seat unit from the chassis. To re-attach the seat unit to the chassis, line up the seat connectors with the chassis housing and press downwards. Listen for a "click" to signal correct assembly.

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HARNESS

1. Insert all buckle clips into the buckle housing until they engage securely in place. Listen for the "click".

CLICK

1. Press the centre button to release child from harness.

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1. To adjust the harness move the slides as shown

WARNING! Always adjust the harness to fit your child correctly. for their comfort and safety. A loose fitting harness can be very dangerous.

1. There are 3 shoulder height positions. Undo the harness and rethread to adjust the shoulder height.

WARNING! Always adjust the shoulder strap height accoring to baby height and ensure that both straps are at the same height

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CANOPY ADJUSTMENT

The canopy can be opened or closed by pulling forward or backward on the canopy rim.

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The canopy features an extending panel for extra sun protection and a window to keep an eye on baby in forward facing position.

Unzip the canopy to reveal the extension panel and lift the flap to reveal the window.

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SWIVEL WHEELS

BRAKES

When travelling along straight surfaces or uneven terrain, the front wheels may spin.

To lock the front swivel wheels into place, twist the ridged locking mechanism at the top of the front wheels

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To go back to 360° swivel mode, twist the ridged locking mechanism at the top of the front wheels back.

Press down on the brake pedal on the rear axle to engage the brake. Listen for the "click" signalling that the brake is locked.

Push the brake pedal upwards to disengage the brake.

WARNING! Always apply the parking brake when the pram is not moving.

WARNING! Always apply the brake when you are placing your child and removing the child.

WARNING! Always apply the brake when you are making adjustments to the pram (e.g. changing seat direction).

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HANDLE ADJUSTMENTS

Push the button in the middle of the handle bar and pull or push the handle to your desired height. The handle will "click" into place.

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FOOTREST ADJUSTMENTS

Press both footrest buttons simultaneously and adjust the footrest to the desired position. Listen for the "click" signalling that the footrest is locked into position.

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SEAT LINER

There is a seat liner (I) included for the seat unit.

1. To attach the liner, undo the harness and remove the chest pads and crotch pad.

2. Thread the harness through the slots in the seat liner allocated for the waist, shoulder and crotch straps.

WARNING! Ensure to thread the shoulder harness through the corresponding slot height of the seat unit.

WARNING! Ensure the strap retainers are fully through and secure at the rear of the seat unit.

1. Re-attach the chest pads and the crotch pad. Repeat the process to remove the seat liner.

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TRAVEL SYSTEM

A car seat (M) and set of car seat adaptors (O) are included to complete the travel system.

1. Remove the seat unit from the chassis to fit the car seat adaptors.

Line up the car seat adaptors with the chassis housing and press downwards. Listen for a "click" to signal correct assembly.

1.2. Place the car seat (M) onto the adaptors. Push down to "click" into place. Pull handle to ensure car seat is secure. Alternatively, attach the adaptors to the car seat first and then attach the car seat to the chassis.

WARNING! Never attach the car seat forward facing.

IMPORTANT: Refer to the car seat manual for full details of use.

CLICK

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1. To remove the car seat, press the buttons located on the sides of the car seat and pull upwards.

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2.1. To remove the car seat adaptors from the chassis, press the buttons on both sides of the adaptors and pull upwards.

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PRAM CONFIGURATIONS

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Pram unit x l Chassis x l

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Seat unit x I Chassis x I

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Seat unit x I Chassis x I

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Infant carrier x I Car seat adaptors x I set Chassis x I

FOLDING

1. For more compact fold, remove the seat unit before folding. Otherwise, the chassis can only fold with the seat unit assembled forward facing.

NEVER fold chassis with the car seat attached. ALWAYS fold the canopy, apply the brakes, and lower handle to shortest height before folding.

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1. If the swivel wheels are locked, twist the ridged locking mechanism at the top of the front wheel to unlock. This will ensure the wheels can move and do not touch the bar when the chassis is folded.

2. Pull both release triggers towards you and push the handle downwards to fold the chassis.

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1. If the seat unit is assembled, adjust the footrest for a more compact fold.

WARNING! To avoid injury ensure that your child is kept away from unfolding and folding this product

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

• Spot or sponge clean fabrics with mild detergent. Use mild soap or upholstery shampoo. NEVER use bleach. Dry in shade thoroughly before reuse and avoid direct heat and sunlight. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
• Wipe clean plastics and metals with a damp cloth.
• Never clean any part of the product with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach based or spirit type cleaners.
• Ensure the product is fully dry before use or storage.
• Always ensure the product is stored in a dry place to prevent mold or mildew developing.
• The product requires regular maintenance to ensure correct and safe performance.
• Regularly inspect the wheels, locks, brakes, harness, catches, seat adjusters, joints and fixings to ensure they are clean, operating correctly and in full working order.
• Replace tyres if they are excessively worn.
• Do not use this product if any part is broken, torn or missing and use only spares provided by the manufacturer.
• If parts become stiff or difficult to operate, ensure dirt is not the cause, then try light application of a silicon lubricant, ensuring it penetrates between the components. Regular lubrication of maving parts will extend the life of your product and make opening and folding easier.
• After exposure to damp conditions, dry off with a soft cloth and leave fully open in a warm environment. Storing damp will encourage mildew to form.
• Store in a dry place.
• Do not leave in sunlight for prolonged periods as some fabrics may fade.

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