Rear Wheel Brakes
•Before placing any child into the stroller or removing them from the stroller, be certain that the rear wheel brakes are engaged.
•To engage the rear wheel brakes, push down on any one of the brake levers located on each of the rear wheels. See Figure 9. Whenever possible, use the middle brake lever to operate the brakes. The stroller may require slight forward or rearward movement in order to line up the teeth on each brake with each wheel brake cluster.
•Check that ALL brakes are properly applied by attempting to push the stroller backwards and forwards.
•To release the brakes, gently lift up any one of the brake levers. See Figure 10.
Figure 9 | Figure 10 |
! | WARNING |
Always make sure ALL wheel brakes are engaged when the stroller is not being pushed so that the stroller will not roll away. Never leave stroller unattended, especially on a hill or incline, as the stroller may tip over or slide.
Seatback Positioning
The positioning of each seatback can be adjusted individually. Each seat has four positions. The fully upright position should only be used for a child that is at least 6 months old.
•To place the seat in the upright position, simply lift up on the seatback until it locks into the highest position
•To recline either seatback, slowly lift upward on BOTH sides of the seatback adjusters for that seat. The seatback adjusters are the large plastic pieces on each side of the rear of each seatback. While lifting these adjusters up, use your forefinger to pull each side of the seatback downward to the desired position. Always ensure that BOTH sides of the seatback lock into place in these
adjusters. See Figure 11. | Figure 11 |
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