Chassis Assembly - teutonia TRIO Handbuch

Chassis Assembly

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1.1 Unfolding the Chassis
1.2 Fold out the rear leg and the handlebar all the way
WARNING There must not be a child in the pram when it is folded or unfolded
WARNING Keep children safely away from the pram/stroller when folded or unfolded.
WARNING Ensure that children are kept away from all moving parts of the pram to avoid risk of injury.
1.3 Fold out the rear leg all the way (as shown in the picture 1.3).
WARNING The chassis is NOT locked in this position. NEVER use in this position
1.4 Press the "Press" label on the bar in the middle of the chassis until you hear a clear "click"
WARNING ALWAYS read the label located on the bar in the middle of the chassis, before using the product
1.5 Make sure that you see NO signs of the white lines on both sides of the chassis
WARNING ALWAYS check before use that the chassis is locked
WARNING If the white lines are visible the chassis is NOT locked. NEVER use in this position.
WARNING If the white lines are still visible after pressing down on the bar and hearing a "click", NEVER
use the product and contact your local authorized Teutonia retailer.
1.6 When no white lines is visible on both sides after pressing down and hearing a "click", pull up to ensure the
basket is completely in locked position.
1.7 Push up the handlebar while keeping one foot on the rear axle to fully lock the chassis
1.8 WARNING NEVER use this product if the white lines on the chassis are not completely
opposite to eachother, forming a horizontal, continuous straight line.
(both left and right side of the chassis)
WARNING If the white lines on the chassis are not completely
opposite to eachother, forming a horizontal, continuous straight line. the chassis is NOT locked.
NEVER use in this position.
WARNING If the white lines on both sides of the chassis are not completely opposite to eachother,
forming a horizontal, continuous straight line after pressing up the handlebar correctly, NEVER use the
product and contact your local authorized Teutonia retailer.
WARNING If any of the white markers on the product is damaged or missing, NEVER use the product and
contact your local authorized Teutonia retailer.
1.9 When the white lines on the chassis are completely opposite to eachother, forming a horizontal,
continuous straight line (on both left and right side of the chassis) the chassis is locked (as illustrated in
the picture 1.9).
WARNING! Ensure that children are kept away from all moving parts if you fold/unfold the pram/stroller
to avoid risk of injury.
1.10 Adjust the telescopic handle by pressing in the silver button. Make sure to press in the entire button all the way
1.11 Adjust the telescopic handle to desired position. Keep the silver button pressed and adjust to desired position.
Make sure it clicks into position. Make sure that the telescopic handlebar is properly locked with a "click".
WARNING Make sure that the handlebar is at the same height on both sides before you lock into place.
WARNING Ensure that children are kept away from all moving parts of the pram to avoid risk of injury.
1.12 Wipe dirt from the axles before you put on the wheels.
Press the button on the rear metal schaft axle. Insert the metal shaft axle in the rear wheel.
Ensure that the shaft axle clicks into the wheel
WARNING Check that the wheels are firmly fixed and cannot be pulled off the shaft.
1.13 Push the axle shaft with the rear wheel into the chassis. Repeat on both sides.
WARNING Check that the wheels are firmly fixed and cannot be pulled off the shaft and locked in the chassis.
1.14 WARNING Check that the wheels are firmly fixed and cannot be pulled off the shaft and locked in the chassis.
1.15 Insert the metal part of the front wheel in the reciever of the chassis. Check that the front wheel fork is
attached to the chassis properly by trying to pull out the front wheel fork. Repeat on both sides.
WARNING Ensure that children are kept away from all moving parts of the pram to avoid risk of injury.
1.16 This is how the chassis should look when fully assembled. (as illustrated in the picture 1.16).
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