Hedstrom M008600 User guide

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TODDLER SWING AGED 6 TO 36 MONTHS JUNIOR SWING AGED 3 TO 10 YEARS
Only for domestic use. This product has not been designed for commercial use in play centers, nurseries etc. Only suitable for outdoor use. Toddler swing: For children 6 - 36 months 20kg max. Junior swing: For children 3 - 10 years 45kg max. Only one child per seat. The Harness must be securely fastened at all times during use in Toddler Seat with T-Bar configuration and Toddler Seat without T-Bar configuration Do not lean or push on the T-Bar
Before use please check all bolts are tight, secure and intact.
SWING SEAT
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T-BAR
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CROTCH
HARNESS
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13
BACKREST WITH
ATTACHED HARNESS
AND BUCKLE
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PLASTIC BOLTS
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WARNING: THE CHILD MUST BE SECURELY FASTENED TO THE SEAT WITH THE HARNESS IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID INJURY
STEP 3
Toddler Seat with T-Bar (for Children 6-36 Months)
F1
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Rope/swing
bearing
NOTE:
Should the rope come off the rope/swing bearing during use please replace back on top of the rope/swing bearing.
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WARNING: DO NOT LEAN OR PUSH ON THE T-BAR.
THE CHILD MUST BE SECURELY FASTENED TO THE SEAT WITH THE
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1. Insert backrest into the circle hole of the seat and tighten with the bolt.
2. Insert the T-bar into the square hole of the seat and tighten with bolt.
WARNING: DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN PLASTIC BOLTS
STEP 4
Fasten the seat harness attached to the seat
TAKE CARE WHEN SEATING YOUR CHILD! THE CHILD MUST BE SECURED TO THE SEAT IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID ANY INJURY.
HARNESS IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID INJURY
Plastic bolts
Bottom of seat
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Buckle
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To fasten push
left and right
hand side clips
into the harness
until they click
into place.
Push
WARNING: HARNESS MUST BE FASTENED SECURELY AT ALL TIMES DURING USE IN THE TODDLER SEAT
Push
To adjust the harness length, shift the buckle up/down.
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WARNING: THE CHILD MUST BE SECURELY FASTENED TO THE SEAT WITH THE HARNESS IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID INJURY
STEP 5
Toddler Seat without T-Bar (for children 6-36 months)
WARNING: DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN PLASTIC BOLTS
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Plastic bolts
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STEP 7
Junior Swing Seat (for Children 3-10 years)
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Plastic bolts
Bottom of seat
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THE CHILD MUST BE SECURELY FASTENED TO THE SEAT WITH THE HARNESS IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID INJURY
TO REMOVE THE T-BAR
1. Press the seat base around the plastic bolt down.
2. Then unscrew the plastic bolt.
STEP 6
Fasten the seat harness with crotch harness
TAKE CARE WHEN SEATING YOUR CHILD! THE CHILD MUST BE SECURED TO THE SEAT IMMEDIATELY TO AVOID ANY INJURY.
Remove buckle, please keep in a safe place so you can convert the swing again.
Push
Pull
Push
Push
Pull
To fasten push left and right hand
Push
Crotch Harness
side clips into the harness until
they click into place.
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TO ATTACH THE CROTCH HARNESS
1. Place the crotch harness into the square hole and tighten with the bolt.
Buckle
To Open Harness:To Close Harness:
Push
Pull
Push Push
Push
Pull
Crotch Harness
To adjust the harness length, shift the buckle up/down.
Bottom of seat
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TO REMOVE THE BACKREST AND CROTCH HARNESS
1. Press the seat base around the plastic bolt down.
2. Then unscrew the plastic bolt.
3. Remove backrest and crotch harness
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NOTE: Please keep backrest and crotch harness and plastic bolts in a safe place so you can convert the swing again.
STEP 8
Anchoring the swing to the ground
IMPORTANT: For safety reasons the swing MUST be anchored into the ground and concreted.
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WARNING: HARNESS MUST BE FASTENED SECURELY AT ALL TIMES DURING USE IN THE TODDLER SEAT
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PLACING YOUR CHILD INTO THE SWING SAFELY
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2
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1. Firstly please loosen the harness
2. Next buckle one side of the harness
3. Then place your child into the swing with their legs through the crotch strap (this will prevent them from sliding out)
4. Next buckle the other side of the harness
5. Finally adjust and tighten the harness.
MV has taken great care to ensure that this item has reached you
in good condition. Should you have a query, please contact
[email protected] where your query will be dealt
with promptly. Alternatively, you can call on 0121 748 8017.
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