EGG QUAIL Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
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WARNING: The maximum weight for the standard shopping basket is 3kg.
WARNING: Only use the quail seat unit, carrycot, accessories and car
seats recommended by quail/ egg.
WARNING: Never lift/carry the chassis while occupied.
WARNING: Do not use the vehicle on steps, stairs or escalators; as it
may be dangerous to your child or children.
WARNING: Always descend/mount kerbs on the back wheels, do not tip
the stroller forward.
WARNING: Pram body/carrycot: This product is suitable for a child who
cannot sit up unaided, roll over and cannot push itself up on its hands
and knees. Maximum weight of the child for the carrycot must not
exceed 9kg.
WARNING: No additional mattress should be added to the carrycot;
only use the mattress provided.
WARNING: Any load attached to the handle and/or the back of the
backrest and/or the sides of the vehicle will affect the stability of the
vehicle.
WARNING: Never use a parasol attached to the stroller if there is wind.
WARNING: For car seats used in conjunction with a chassis, this vehicle
does not replace a cot or a bed. Should your child need to sleep, then it
should be placed in a suitable pram body, cot or bed.
IMPORTANT: Read these instructions carefully before use
and keep for future reference.
Important Safety Information.
This vehicle is intended for children from birth to a maximum of 22kg.
Age and weight usage: Pram body/carrycot 0 to 9kg, Car seat 0 to 13kg (follow
manufacturer’s guidelines), Seat unit 0 to 22kg, Ride on board/platform max
20kg, Thermal basket max 8kg. Any weight added to the stroller will affect the
stability of the vehicle.
The seat unit, carrycot or car seat is suitable for one child only to the maximum
weight stated above.
WARNING: Never leave the child unattended.
WARNING: Always use the seat in the most reclined position for new
born babies to approx. 6 months.
WARNING: This product is not suitable for running or skating.
WARNING: Ensure that all the locking devices are engaged before use.
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: Always use the restraint system in combination with the
seat unit.
WARNING: Check that the pram body, seat unit or car seat attachment
devices are correctly engaged before use.
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4a. Allow the lower part of the chassis to fully
open and lock into position with an audible click.
Push down on the basket frame gently to assist
with this process if necessary.
4b. Release the handle by pushing the catch
situated at the side of the chassis above the rear
left wheel, squeezing the handle towards the
chassis if necessary. Lift the handle until it locks
into position with a click.
4c. Rotate the seat upwards by lifting the back of
the seat until it is approximately vertical.
CAUTION: Do not try to move the seat unit until
the handle has been lifted into position. You may
damage the seat unit if you lift the seat before
placing the handlebar in the erect position.
Section 1 – The Chassis.
1. Front Wheels.
The front wheels are permanently fitted and
cannot be removed.
2. Locking & unlocking the front swivel wheels.
Rotate the barrel shaped collar at the top of the
front wheel unit left or right to lock or unlock the
swivel wheels. When locked the front wheels will
not be able to swivel and this may help when
travelling over uneven surfaces (e.g.
cobblestones).
3. Fitting/Removing the rear wheels.
Press and hold the button in the centre of the rear
wheel and push the wheel into the rear wheel
housing; release the button and the wheel should
lock in position.
IMPORTANT: Check each rear wheel is secure by
pulling outwards.
To remove; press and hold the button in the centre
of the rear wheel and pull the wheel away from the
wheel housing.
4. Opening the chassis.
With the stroller standing upright unlatch the
locking clip situated above the footrest by
reaching over the stroller and pushing down on
the footplate and pulling up the locking clip.
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1
3
4
4a
4c
4b
PUSH
DOWN
PUSH
DOWN
ROTATE
& LIFT
PRESS
& HOLD
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5a. Rotate the fully folded seat and lower it
towards the rear of the chassis.
Ensure the handle is in its lowest position and
ensure the front wheels are unlocked.
5b. Fully rotate the central section of the handle
towards you which unlocks and releases the
handle. Lower the handle towards the floor. When
lowered far enough the handle will automatically
lock with an audible click.
5c. Ensure all items are removed from the basket.
Locate the carry handle within the centre of the
shopping basket and press and hold the button on
the carry handle to unlock it and pull the handle
upwards to fold the chassis. Squeeze the front of
the chassis towards the rear to assist with this if
required. When folded far enough the chassis will
automatically lock with the clip over the footrest.
CAUTION: The chassis cannot be folded with the
swivel front wheels locked. Please also ensure
that the wheels are reverse pointing, as if you had
been pulling the vehicle backwards.
4d. While supporting the seat back, rotate the seat
base down from the seat back. The seat base will
rotate until it reaches its stop position.
4e. The seat back can then be rotated backwards
(away from the seat base) until it locks into
position with a click.
NB: During use the seat base is not prevented
from further upward rotation if lifted; this is
normal.
WARNING: Ensure the locking devices are
engaged before use.
5. To fold the stroller.
Ensure the child is removed and the shopping
basket is empty before attempting to fold the
stroller.
While supporting the seat back, rotate the seat
base fully upwards towards the seat back. This
disengages all the seat locks.
4e
4d
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5a
5b
5c
R
OTATE
PRESS
& HOLD
LOCK
ROTATE
UPWARDS
ROTATE &
PULL DOWN
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