Fisher-Price 75960, 75970 User Manual

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Instructions

Model Number 75970, 75960

Please save these instructions for future reference.

No assembly is required.

For children 9 months - 3 years and up to 45 lbs.

• Falls onto hard surfaces could result
in head or other serious injuries.

• Never place over concrete, asphalt,
wood or other hard surfaces.

• Always use the restraint system.

• Never leave child unattended.

WARNING

IMPORTANT!

• Do not allow use of the Lift & Lock Swing until it
has been properly installed by an adult, according
to these instructions.

• Install the swing at least three feet from any structure
or obstruction such as a tree trunk, fence, garage,
house, overhanging branches, laundry lines or
electrical lines.

• Do not use the swing as an infant seat.

• Place only one child at a time in the swing.

• Adult supervision is essential to ensure that children
play safely.

• Make sure your child is dressed appropriately to
avoid potential hazards while using the swing. Your
child should not wear loose clothing such as ponchos
or scarves. Attire should include well-fitting shoes.

• Place child in the center of the swing. Make sure
the restraint bar is latched.

• Review the following safety tips with your child
before use:

– Do not walk close to, in front of, or behind the

swing while it is in use.
– Do not twist or spin the swing.
– Do not push the swing when it is not occupied.
– Do not stand in the swing.
– Do not get out of the swing while it is in motion.

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Placement and

Play Area Surfacing

Before installing the Lift & Lock Swing, select and
prepare a play area.

Placement

Install the swing at least three feet from any structure or
obstruction such as a tree trunk, fence, garage, house,
overhanging branches, laundry lines or electrical lines.

Surfacing

Following are guidelines from the Consumer Product
Safety Commission’s Handbook for Public Playground
Safety to minimize injuries that can result from falls.
These guildelines apply to playground equipment
including but not limited to swing sets and
climbing equipment.

Hard surfacing materials are not suitable for use
under this equipment. Earth surfaces such as soils
and hard packed dirt are also not recommended
because their shock absorbing properties can vary
depending on climatic conditions such as moisture and
temperature. Grass and turf are not recommended
because their effectiveness in absorbing shock during a
fall can be reduced considerably due to wear and
environmental conditions.

Acceptable surfacing materials are available in two basic
types: loose-fill and unitary.

Loose-fill materials can have acceptable shockabsorbing
properties when installed at sufficient uncompressed
depth of at least 6 inches. These materials include sand
(fine and coarse), gravel (fine and medium) and shredded
wood products (wood mulch, shredded bark, wood chips).
Loose-fills should not be installed over hard surfaces
such as asphalt or concrete.

The depth of any loose-fill material could be reduced
during use resulting in different shock-absorbing
characteristics. For this reason, a depth greater than the
minimum recommended should be considered.

Unitary materials are generally rubber mats or a
combination of rubber-like materials held in place by a
binder that may be poured in place at the playground site
and cures to form a unitary shock absorbing surface.

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