Chicco Baby Hug 4 in 1 Air Manual De Instrucciones página 17

Position 1 – Crib mode (Fig. 15a)
Position 2-3 – Reclined cradle mode (Fig. 15b)
Position 4 – Highchair and first chair at the table mode
(Fig. 15c)
These adjustments can also be made with your child
seated in the product. In this case it will be slightly more
difficult.
WARNING: Always check that the backrest is properly
locked before use.
USING THE SAFETY HARNESS
16. With fabric "E" assembled on seat structure "B", there
will be a crotch strap, two waist straps and two
shoulder straps (Fig. 16).
17. CRIB MODE - WARNING: Completely remove all
safety harnesses making sure to keep them out of
the reach of your child (Fig. 17).
18. RECLINED CRADLE MODE - WARNING: A 3-point
restraint system must be used: crotch strap + waist
straps (Fig. 18).
19. After placing your child in the seat, reclined cradle
mode, fasten the straps by passing the two prongs
through the crotch strap buckle; adjust the waist
straps so that they fit closely around your child's
waist (Fig. 19).
20. HIGHCHAIR AND FIRST SEAT AT THE TABLE
MODE - WARNING: A 5-point restraint system
must be used: crotch strap + waist straps + shoulder
straps (Fig. 20).
WARNING: In this configuration the toybar must al-
ways be positioned behind the backrest.
21. After placing your child in the seat in highchair
mode, fasten the straps by passing the two prongs
through the shoulder strap buckle (Fig. 21) and then
through the crotch strap buckle (Fig. 21a); Adjust the
height of the shoulder straps so that they correctly
fit your child's shoulders.
Always make sure that the straps are fastened correctly.
To unfasten the strap, press and pull the side prongs.
WARNING: When using the product, always fasten the
straps by inserting them in the crotch strap and check
that they are tight enough and properly fastened.
22. The safety harness straps can be removed (for washing
or for use in the crib/reclined cradle configuration).
To remove the harnesses pull the waist and crotch straps
out from the holes in the fabric (Fig. 22-22a-22b) until
they are hidden on the seat frame and pull the shoulder
straps out from the fabric holes on the backrest (Fig. 22c
-22d). After removing the safety harnesses, make sure
that the harnesses are correctly re-assembled.
To re-assemble the safety harnesses, carefully follow the
steps below:
23. Follow point 7 of the ASSEMBLY paragraph to re-
assemble the waist straps and crotch strap. For the
shoulder straps, pass the strap through the hole as
shown in Fig. 23, making sure that the length adjust-
er is positioned as shown in the figure.
Take the plastic hole of the shoulder straps and pass it
through the fabric ring of the harness (Fig. 23a).
Having performed this operation correctly, pull the har-
ness downwards until the fabric ring is turned inside out
(Fig. 23b-23c).
Once assembled, the belts must be adjusted once again
according to the size of your child.
BRAKES
24. All 4 wheels have brakes; to activate the brakes push
down the little lever on the wheels (Fig. 24).
WARNING: When the product is in use, all 4 wheels
must be locked at all times.
To release the brakes push the little levers on the wheels
upwards (Fig. 24a).
TOYBAR WITH LIGHTS AND SOUNDS
25. The toybar comes complete with a sounds and
lights panel that is activated by pressing the buttons
on the upper section (Fig. 25).
F1 : On button - volume
F2 : Plays fun music
F3 : Plays lullabies
F4 : The lights come on
WARNINGS REGARDING TOYBAR ELECTRICAL
PARTS
26. To insert or change the batteries: loosen the screw
on the toybar battery compartment cover with a
screwdriver and open (FIG. 26). Remove the flat bat-
teries and fit new ones, making sure that the battery
polarity is correct (as shown on the product); close
the battery compartment cover and tighten the
screw firmly ( 2 x 1.5 V AA batteries).
• Batteries must only be replaced by an adult.
• Only use alkaline batteries of the same type or equiv-
alent to the type recommended for this product ( 2 x
1.5 V AA batteries).
• Make sure the battery polarity is correct.
• Never mix new and old or different types of batteries.
• Always keep batteries and tools out of the reach of
children.
• Do not short-circuit the power terminals.
• Always remove flat batteries from the product to pre-
vent any possible liquid leaks from damaging it.
• Always remove the batteries if the product will not be
used for a long period of time.
• Remove the batteries from the toybar before disposing
of the product.
• Do not throw dead batteries in fire or leave them in
the environment; they must be disposed of through
waste sorting.
• If the batteries are leaking liquid, replace them im-
mediately, making sure to clean the battery compart-
ment; thoroughly wash your hands if they have come
into contact with the liquid.
• Always dispose of leaking batteries immediately: they
can cause burns or other types of injuries.
• Do not try to recharge non-rechargeable batteries:
they may explode.
• The use of rechargeable batteries is not recommended
as the toy may not work properly.
• If using rechargeable batteries, remove them from the
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