Ormesa Bug 869, Bug 901, Bug 856 Maintenance Manual

modular seating system

6

INGLESE - Cod. 22179 28-02-13

SEAT UNIT

WITH 4-WHEEL BASE

WITH INDOOR BASEWITH 3-WHEEL BASE

869

ISO 7176/19 - ANSI RESNA WC/19

856901

USE AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK

Thank you for choosing Bug, from ORMESA s.r.l.
The Bug combines style and ergonomics without compromising on safety.

Bug is a complete seating system with recline and tilt space, that grows w ith your child. It
can be placed on any flat surface and it is available with three different base units (4 wheel base
and 3 wheel base for outdoor use; feeding base for indoor use).

ORMESA s.r.l. recommends that you read this manual very carefully to understand its
contents fully. In addition to help you become familiar with the seat quickly, it also contains

practical tips for making the best use of it safely and keeping it in good working order.

If, after reading it, you still have questions, contact your retailer, who will be happy to help you, or
call ORMESA directly at [phone], send a fax to [phone] or send an e-mail to:
[email protected]

Luigi Menichini
Managing Director

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WARNINGS ........................................................................................................................................ 4

GUARANTEE ..................................................................................................................................... 9

HOW TO STORE AND TRANSPORT THE MEDICAL DEVICE ....................................................... 9

SOME EXAMPLES OF WHAT NOT TO DO WITH THE PRODUCT ................................................ 10

HOW TO TILT THE BUG AND CLIMB UP PAVEMENTS ................................................................ 11

BUG WITH 4-WHEEL BASE 869 ................................................................................................... 11

BUG WITH 3-WHEEL BASE 901 ................................................................................................... 12

HOW TO USE THE BUG 4-WHEEL STROLLER WITH 869 BASE FOR TRANSPORT ON A

MOVING VEHICLE (private cars, buses, etc.) ................................................................................ 13

LABELS AND PLATES ..................................................................................................................... 18

WHAT Bug IS..................................................................................................................................... 19

TECHNICAL FEATURES .................................................................................................................. 19

base 869 and 901 BRAKING ........................................................................................................ 20

base 856 BRAKING ....................................................................................................................... 20

INITIAL PREPARATION .................................................................................................................... 21

PACKAGING INFORMATION ........................................................................................................ 21

HOW and WHERE TO HOLD the COMPONENTS of BUG .......................................................... 21

BUG SEAT UNIT ................................................................................................................................ 22

SEATING UNIT ADJUSTMENTS ON BASES 869, 901 AND 856 .................................................... 23

ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION OF THE SEAT (TILT-IN-SPACE SYSTEM) ............................. 23

RECLINING THE BACKREST ....................................................................................................... 24

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE BACKREST ......................................................................... 25

ADJUSTING THE WIDTH OF THE SEAT BASE ........................................................................... 26

ADJUSTING THE LEGREST ......................................................................................................... 27

ADJUSTING THE FOOTREST ...................................................................................................... 28

ADJUSTING THE DEPTH OF THE SEAT ..................................................................................... 29

Bug seat with 4-WHEEL base 869 .................................................................................................. 30

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS of Bug with four wheel BASE 869 .............................................. 31

HOW TO USE Bug WITH BASE 869 ................................................................................................ 33

OPENING the STROLLER ........................................................................................................... 33

HOW TO ATTACH THE SEAT TO THE FRAME ........................................................................... 34

HOW TO REVERSE THE SEAT SO THAT THE CHILD FACES HIS MOTHER (FIG. A) ............. 35

HOW TO DETACH THE SEAT FROM THE FRAME ..................................................................... 36

FO L D I N G THE BASE .................................................................................................................. 37

ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION OF THE HANDLE ..................................................................... 38

FRONT WHEEL DIRECTION LOCKS ........................................................................................... 38

Bug seat with 3-WHEEL base 901 .................................................................................................. 39

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS of Bug with 3 wheels BASE 901 ................................................. 40

HOW TO USE Bug WITH BASE 901 ............................................................................................... 42

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OPENING THE BASE .................................................................................................................... 42

HOW TO ATTACH THE SEAT TO THE FRAME .......................................................................... 43

HOW TO DETACH THE SEAT FROM THE FRAME .................................................................... 44

FO L D I N G THE BASE .................................................................................................................. 45

ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION OF THE HANDLE ..................................................................... 46

FRONT WHEEL DIRECTION LOCKS ........................................................................................... 46

Bug with BASE 856_ ....................................................................................................................... 47

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS of Bug with BASE 856 ................................................................ 48

HOW TO USE Bug WITH BASE 856 ............................................................................................... 50

HOW TO ATTACH THE SEAT TO THE FRAME .......................................................................... 50

HOW TO DETACH THE SEAT FROM THE FRAME .................................................................... 51

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE SEAT ................................................................................... 52

MOUNTING THE ACCESSORIES .................................................................................................... 54

HEADREST with OCCIPITAL-PARIETAL PROTECTIONS 863 ................................................. 54

HEADREST with PARIETAL PROTECTIONS 852 ..................................................................... 56

LEG DIVIDING INGUINAL STRAPS 817 .................................................................................... 58

THERMIC COVER 818 ............................................................................................................... 58

CANOPY 819 .............................................................................................................................. 59

RAIN COVER 825 ....................................................................................................................... 60

FOOT STRAPS 827 .................................................................................................................... 61

Padded ABDUCTION BLOCK 834 .............................................................................................. 61

FRONT HANDLE 839 ................................................................................................................. 62

FLEXIBLE AND WRAP-AROUND SIDE SUPPORTS FOR THE TRUNK 868 ........................... 63

891 TIEDOWN HOOKS (4 RINGS) 891...................................................................................... 64

VEST HARNESS 853 .................................................................................................................. 64

NET BASKET 858 ....................................................................................................................... 65

45° SEAT BELT 894.................................................................................................................... 65

Padded SIDE SUPPORTS 838 ................................................................................................... 66

TRAY 824 .................................................................................................................................... 67

5-POINT VEST HARNESS 903 .................................................................................................. 68

5-POINT HARNESS

PARASOL 854 ............................................................................................................................ 71

PADDED COVERING for FOOTPLATE 892 .............................................................................. 74

HAND BRAKE 905 ...................................................................................................................... 75

VENT TRAY 911 ......................................................................................................................... 80

4-POINT SEAT BELT 920 ........................................................................................................... 82

SIBLING REAR FOOTBOARD 921 ............................................................................................ 84

BOTTLE HOLDER 922 ............................................................................................................... 87 

ATTACHING THE CUSHION ............................................................................................................ 88

MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND DISINFECTION ......................................................................... 90

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SPARE PARTS ................................................................................... 91

CONDITIONS FOR DURABILITY, REUSE AND REASSIGNMENT TO A NEW USER ................. 92

906 ............................................................................................................. 69

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WARNINGS

- CAREFULLY READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL

BEFORE USING THE DEVICE BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN WRITTEN WITH
THE USER'S SAFETY IN MIND and they will help the carer use the product safe ly

and keep it in good working order. The Us e and Maintenance Manual is an integral
part of the product and must be carefully preserved for future reference.

- The manual is intended for technically qualified retailers and users and their
assistants; it provides instructions for its correct use and must be supplemented by

adequate knowledge of the rehabilitation program for which it has been prescribed.

- The manual reflects the technical state of the product at the time it was sold.
ORMESA s.r.l. reserves the right to make any changes to the product or manual
suggested by experience, technical considerations or regulatory developments
without any obligation to update its previous production and relevant manual.

- The use of the device and its accessories must be checked by a specialized
doctor, in conformity with the laws and standards in force.

- The Bug is intended for use by people whose size and weight fall within the
range of the "Technical Specifications" on pages 31-32, 40-41, 48-49 and was
exclusively designed for the transport and placement of ch ildren.

- Bug is available in two sizes: change to a larger device as the child grows

- Bases 869 and 901 were designed for outdoo r use. Base 856 is only intended

for indoor use.

- The 812 direction locks on the front w heels of outdoor bases were exclusively
designed to use the aid on rough terrain: in all other cases, they must be

disengaged to avoid difficulty in manoeuvring the device

- The aid Bug with 869 and 901 bases, mu st be manoeuvred by people with the
height and strength to control its movements

- Before each use always check that brakes are working, the wheels are not
excessively worn and that the frame, backrest and footrest are locked

- Make sure that all adjustable parts are locked before each use

- When parking, always apply both brakes, even on level ground

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- Always lock the brakes before making any type of adjustment

- The PADDED UPHOLSTERY IS FIRE-RETARDANT: it conforms to class 1 IM of the

Italian UNI 9177 standard. KEEP however ALL THE ACCESSORIES AWAY FROM
SOURCES OF IGNITION because THEY ARE NOT FIRE-RESISTANT

- THE FIRE RETARDANT PROPERTIES ARE INHERENT TO THE YARN AND
THEY DO NOT COME FROM ADDITIONAL TREATMENTS

THE BUG SEAT can rest on ANY FLAT SURFACE as
long as the following CONDITIONS are respected
the child is placed in it:

1) its use must constantly be supervised by an attendant;

2) the attendant must never let the seat go
extending the leg support (90°) before resting the seat on
the ground

THE BUG 4-WHEEL STROLLER (seat unit + 869 base)
conforms to the ISO 7176-19 and ANSI RESNA WC/19

standard, which defines the SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR

TRANSPORT, facing in the direction of travel, on MOVING
VEHICLES (private cars, buses, etc.)

FOR THE ASSEMBLY OF THE 891 ACCESSORY AND
ANCHORING THE STROLLER TO THE VEHICLE

CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND NOTICES
ON PAGES 13, 14, 15, 16 AND 17 OF THIS MANUAL

. We recommend

when

,

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ALWAYS CHECK before each use, the SEAT
has been PROPERLY ATTACHED TO THE

FRAME

(follow the instructions herein given on
p. 34, 44, and 50)

WARNING!

MAKE SURE THE LOCKING BARS ARE PROPERLY INSERTED,

BEFORE YOU LOCK THE SEAT WITH THE LEVER

NO

YES

VIEW FROM BEHIND

LOCKING BARS NOT INSERTED - LEVER LOCKED

Seat NOT attached!!

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LOCKING BAR INSERTED

Seat attached

- LEVER LOCKED

BUG IS A MECHANICAL MEDICAL DEVICE:

Perform REGULAR MAINTENANCE and

CLEANING following the instructions shown in the
"Maintenance" chapter on page 90-91 and HAVE THE
DEVICE INSPECTED AT THE INTERVALS

INDICATED to VERIFY that it is WORKING
PROPERLY and in GOOD CONDITION, otherwise

warranty will fail and marking will lapse

PRODUCT REPAIRS other than the regular
maintenance shown on page 90-91 of the manual must

be ONLY MADE by a SPECIALIZED SERVICE
CENTER in the maintenance of mechanical aids for

disables, otherwise warranty and

marking will be

voided

Any CHANGES in the product ARE NOT
AUTHORIZED. REFER ONLY TO ORMESA,

otherwise warranty and

marking will be voided

The REPLACEMENT WITHOUT ORIGINAL
PARTS OR COMPONENTS ARE NOT
AUTHORIZED. REFER ONLY TO ORMESA,

otherwise warranty and

marking will be voided

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In case of DOUBT about the SAFETY of the product
or DAMAGE to parts or components, you are urged to

IMMEDIATELY DISCONTINUE USE and
CONTACT a SPECIALIZED SERVICE CENTER

in the maintenance of mechanical aids for disables, or
directly ORMESA.

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GUARANTEE

ORMESA warrants the product for 2 years; in case of problems, contact the retailer

where you purchased it. Always ask for original spare parts, otherwise the guarantee
will decline

ORMESA will not be liable for damage in the following cases:

- use by an unsuitable person;

- incorrect assembly of parts or accessories;

- unauthorized modifications or service;

- use of other than original replacement parts and parts subject to wear (upholstery,

wheels, etc);

- improper use (such as, transporting objects or loads larger or heavier than those ones

shown in the instruction manual);

- damage caused by incorrect use and lack of regular maintenance, as shown in the

instruction manual;

- exceptional events;

- failure to follow the instructions in this manual.

THE GUARANTEE DOES NOT COVER WEAR PARTS, which are subject to wear
and tear, such as the upholsteries and the wheels.

HO

HOW TO STORE AND TRANSPORT THE MEDICAL DEVICE

TO AND TRANSPORT THE MEDICAL DEVICE

THE DEVICE MUST BE STORED AND PACKED using the Ormesa original
packaging materials, unless the guarantee will be voided

- Once unpacked, THE TRANSPORT OF THE DEVICE must be done by
ANCHORING it ADEQUATELY to the vehicle

- When travelling by plane, or in the car, DO NOT SUBJECT THE FOLDED
FRAME TO LOADS THAT, especially with road bumps, COULD DAMAGE ITS
STRUCTURE

THE DEVICE MUST BE PARKED / STORED IN CLOSED AND DRY PLACES

- THE OPERATING ENVIRONMENT HAS NO PARTICULAR INFLUENCE ON THE
DEVICE UNLESS IT IS USED INCORRECTLY, such as by leaving it parked for
a long time in direct sunlight or exposed to bad weather such as rain, or in
MARINE ENVIRONMENTS, where the salt air could corrode the paint and
sliding parts. IN THIS CASE, WE RECOMMEND CAREFULLY CLEANING AND
DRYING THE FRAME FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS SHOWN IN THE
“MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND DISINFECTION” CHAPTER ON PAGES 90­91 AND THE WARNINGS

ON PAGE 91

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SOME EXAMPLES OF WHAT NOT TO DO WITH THE PRODUCT

- DO NOT CARRY THE CHILD OVER ROUGH OR STEEP SURFACES OR
STAIRS

- DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO USE THE PRODUCT, NOT EVEN FOR
PLAYING

- DO NOT PLACE HOT CONTAINERS OR OBJECTS ON THE TRAY SURFACE
BECAUSE THEY COULD TIP OVER AND BECAUSE THE COVERING COULD
BE SEVERELY DAMAGED

- DO NOT ATTACH WEIGHTS TO THE PUSH HANDLE Of THE PUSHCHAIR SO
AS NOT TO PUT AT RISK ITS STABILITY DURING USE

- NEVER LEAVE THE CHILD ALONE IN THE DEVICE

- NEVER LEAVE THE PRODUCT PARKED ON A SLOPING SURFACE

- DO NOT USE THE ALTERNATIVE PNEUMATIC WHEELS (BASE 869 AND 901

FOR OUTDOOR USE) WITH FLAT TYRES, TO AVOID THE RISK OF TIPPING
FROM LOSS OF STABILITY - TYRE PRESSURE 2.5 Atm, see the

"MAINTENANCE" chapter on pages 90-91

- DO NOT LET ANYONE CLIMB ONTO THE FOOTREST OR RIDE ON THE BACK
OF THE OUTDOOR BASE

- DO NOT LIFT THE PRODUCT BY THE LEG SUPPORT FRAME OR FOOTREST
(i.e. TO CLIMB OVER OBSTACLE)

- DO NOT USE THE PRODUCT TO CLIMB OR DESCEND STAIRS: ITS
STRUCTURE WAS NOT DESIGNED FOR THIS PURPOSE

- NEVER LEAVE THE STROLLER PARKED FOR A LONG TIME IN DIRECT

SUNLIGHT OR NEAR SOURCES OF HEAT: THIS WILL AVOID OVERHEATING
THE DEVICE AND DISCOLOURING THE UPHOLSTERY

- DO NOT CLIMB PAVEMENTS OR STEPS WITH JUST THE STROLLER’S SIDE

WHEELS (FRONT AND BACK) OF THE 869 BASE (SEE FIG. ON PAGE 11) AND
901 BASE (SEE FIG. ON PAGE 12), BECAUSE THEY COULD TIP OVER

- When the SEAT is COMPLETELY TILTED BACKWARDS and the BACK is
COMPLETELY RECLINED, DO NOT CLIMB OVER OBSTACLES OR STEEP
SLOPES that, SINCE THEY COULD EXCEED 12°, COULD CAUSE THE
STROLLER TO TIP OVER (SEE FIG. PAGES 11-12)

- DO NOT USE THE PRODUCT IF PARTS ARE MISSING OR DAMAGED. INSIST

THAT ONLY ORIGINAL REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE USED BECAUSE ANY
OTHER TYPE WILL VOID THE WARRANTY AND CE MARKING

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HOW TO TILT THE BUG AND CLIMB UP PAVEMENTS

BUG WITH 4-WHEEL BASE 869

ATTENTION!
ADJUST THE HANDLE (see page 38) TO THE CORRECT HEIGHT FOR THE
ATTENDANT to avoid excessive effort when climbing stairs and facilitate manoeuvres

ADJUSTABLE HANDLEBAR

CLIMB
FACING FORWARD

DESCEND
FACING BACKWARD

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BUG WITH 3-WHEEL BASE 901

ATTENTION!
ADJUST THE HANDLE (see page 46) TO THE CORRECT HEIGHT FOR THE
ATTENDANT to avoid excessive effort when climbing stairs and facilitate manoeuvres

ADJUSTABLE HANDLEBAR

CLIMB
FACING BACKWARD

DESCEND
FACING BACKWARD

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HOW TO USE THE BUG 4-WHEEL STROLLER WITH 869
BASE FOR TRANSPORT ON A MOVING VEHICLE (private
cars, buses, etc.)

THE BUG 4-WHEEL STROLLER (seat unit + 869 base) conf orms to the ISO 7176-19 and
ANSI RESNA WC/19 standard, which defines the safety requirements f or transport, facing
in the direction of travel, on moving vehicles (private cars, buses, etc.).

In order to use it safely, carefully read the warnings and fol low the instructions given on
pages from 14 to 17.

 THE PUSHCHAIR-SE ATED OCCUPANT MUST FACE THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE (see

fig. 4, page 16). According to the ISO 7176-19 point 6.3.4, compliance with ISO 7176-19 does
not preclude using the pushchair facing rearward in large accessible vehicles equipped and
approved with rear-facing wheelchair passenger stations

 The child shoul d weigh at least 22 kg (48.5 lbs) because the CRASH TEST p rovided by the

ISO and ANSI/RESNA standards only refers to wheelchairs/pushchairs for users whose weight
is 22 kilos or more

 THE VEHICLE MUST BE APPROVED FOR TRANSPORTING ORTHOPAEDIC

WHEELCHAIRS/STROLLERS IN CONFORMITY WITH STANDARD ISO 7176-19 (see fig. 4,
page 16)

 THE CHILD MUST WE AR BOTH A LAP BELT AND A DIAGONAL SHOULDER BELT ISO

7176-19- OR ISO 10542-APPROVED (i.e., belts with a label of conformity to these ISO
standards). THE USE OF A LAP BELT BY ITSELF IS NOT RECOMMENDED. Postural
belts, such as models 828, 853, 894, 903 and 906 are not type-approved for use as
restraint systems and can only be used in addition

 THE STROLLER MUST BE ANCHORED TO THE MOTOR VEHICLE WITH TH E BACKREST

AND THE LEGREST IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION b y: 1) a four-point strap-type tie down
system that complies with ISO 10542-2, supplied by the vehicle and 2) o ur accessor y 891

- set of 4 tie-down hooks (see fig. 1 and 2, page 14; fig. 3, page 15 and fig. 4, page 16)

! ATTENTION!

ORMESA RECOMMENDS THE USE OF A COMPLETE ISO 10542-2-COMPLIANT
“WTORS” SYSTEM, which consists of restraint systems for both the wheelchair and its
occupant

 whenever the child is transferred on a seat of the vehicle, the unoccupied pushchair

should be stored in a cargo area or secured in the vehicle during travel

 in order to preserve their effectiveness, belt restraints should not be hel d away from the

body by wheelchair components or parts, such as the wheelchair armrests or wheels (see fig

5 and 6, page17)

 shoulder-belt restraints should fit over the shoulders (see fig. 5, page 17)
 belt restraints s hould be adjusted as tightly as possible, consistent with user comfort, and

belt webbing should not be twisted when in use

 in order to reduce the potential of injury to vehicle occupants, during the transport the tray and

all accessories should be removed and secured separately in the vehicle

THE STROLLER MUST BE INSPECTED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR ITS AUTHORIZED
RETAILER OR DISTRIBUTOR BEFORE REUSE FOLLOWING INVOLVEMENT IN ANY TYPE
OF VEHICLE COLLISION

ANY ALTERATION OR SUBSTITUTION OF THE 891 TIEDOWN HOOKS OR STROLLER
PARTS OR COMPONENTS, WITHOUT THE WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION OF ORMESA
SRL, IS FORBIDDEN AND WILL VOID THE MARK AND THE WARRANTY

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1) POSITION THE 891 TIEDOWN HOOKS (4 RINGS) ON THE POINTS

(NOTCHES) INDICATED ON THE FRAME (only for the 4-wheel 869
base) AND FIX THEM FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 15

VIEW FROM THE FRONT

891 SECUREMENT POINTS
FIXING HOLE

VIEW FROM BEHIND

891 SECUREMENT POINTS
FIXING HOLE

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Fig. 1

Fig. 2

2) HOW TO FIX THE 891 TIEDOWN (4 RINGS) ON THE FRAME (only for 4­wheel 869 base)

ATTENTION:

- suitable for ISO 10542-approved four-point
straps provided in the vehicle. To anchor the

stroller to the transport vehicle, see the
instructions on page 16

- the child must wear both a lap belt and a
diagonal shoulder belt ISO 7176-19- or ISO
10542-approved (i.e., belts with a label of
conformity to these ISO standards).

Postural belts, such as models 828, 853, 894,
903 and 906 are not approved for use as
restraint systems and can be only used in
addition

- the vehicle must be suitable for
transporting orthopaedic strollers in

conformity with current law

- read the notices and instructions provided
on page 10 of this use and maintenance

manual. The 891 tiedown hooks are safety
devices and, as such, they must be fixed to
the 869 frame by skilled personnel, such as
the manufacturer or reseller that supplied the
stroller

HEX
WRENCH

SCREW
M8X40

NUT M8

WRENCH

ISO 7176-19 and ANSI RESNA WC/19

CRASH TESTED

PLASTIC
BUSHING

HEX
WRENCH

SCREW M8X55

NUT M8

VIEW FROM BEHIND

WRENCH

Fig. 3

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3) HOW THE STROLLER IS TO BE SECURED IN A VEHICLE

HOOK THE APPROVED 4-POINT BELTS OF THE VEHICLE TO THE 891-4 TIEDOWN HOOKS
(4 RINGS) AS SHOWN IN THE FIGURE AND IN THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL OF THE
VEHICLE

4-POINT STRAP-TYPE TIEDOWN
PUSHCHAIR RESTRAINT

891 TIEDOWN HOOKS

types of tiedown end-fittings
that are compatible with our accessory
891 – set of 4 tiedown hooks

Direction of travel
of the vehicle

Vehicle's ISO 10542-2
belts and hooks

891 TIEDOWN HOOKS

Fig. 4

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4) THE CORRECT POSITIONING OF OCCUPANT BELT RESTRAINTS ON

THE USER

ATTENTION! the pelvic-belt restraint should be worn low across the front of the pelvis, so that

the angle of the pelvic-belt restraint is within the preferred zone of 30° to 75° to the horizontal,
similar to that shown in Figure 5. A steeper (greater) angle within the preferred zone is
desirable,

ATTENTION! Our belts, straps, vests and harnesses are not intended to be as an occupant
restraint in a moving, but they can be used in addition

YES

beneath

the armrest

and the

frame

NO

above

the armrest

and the

frame

THE INCORRECT PLACEMENT OF BELT RESTRAINTS

FRONT VIEW

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SIDE VIEW

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

LABELS AND PLATES

Name of the model

Via A. Da Sangallo, 1 06034 Foligno (PG) ITALY Tel. [phone] Fax [phone]

MO D E L.

LOT

Series number

S N

!

Article number

®

s.r.l.

PA R T N °

MAX. KG

Max load

LOT code

Date of
production

Warning! Read the
useand maintenance
handbook before use

Conformity with the

European safety

standards

THE MARK CERTIFIES THAT THE BUG SEATWITH BASES 856, 869 AND 901 CONFORMS
TO THE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AND, IN PARTICULAR, TO
THE 93/42/EEC DIRECTIVE ON “MEDICAL DEVICES” AND SUBSEQUENT MODIFICATIONS
AND SUPPLEMENTS

SECUREMENT POINT FOR THE ANCHORAGE OF THE ISO 10542-2 APPROVED 4-POINT STRAP­TYPE TIEDOWNS SUPPLIED BY THOSE VEHICLES WHICH ARE SUITABLE FOR TRANSPORTING
ORTHOPEDIC PUSHCHAIRS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ISO 7176-19 STANDARD

IT

EN

WARNING! READ AND UNDERST AND THE USE AND

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

FR

ATTENTION! LIRE ET COMPRENDRE LES INSTRUCTIONS POUR

L’UTILISATION ET L’ENTRETIEN

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SORGFÄLTIG !BITTE LESEN SIE DIE GEBRAUCHSANWEISUNG

SORGFÄLTIG DURCH UND BEACHTEN SIE DIE ENTSPRECHENDEN HINWEISE

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! LEER Y COMPRENDER LAS INSTRUCCIONES DE USO

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Y MANTENIMIENTO

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WHAT Bug IS

Bug is a postural seat unit designed for children with disabilities - especially ICP - that
GROWS WITH THE CHILD, TILTS and CAN BE PLACED ON 3 BASES:

- outdoor 4-wheel base 869;

- outdoor 3-wheel base 901

- indoor adjustable base 856.

THE POSTURAL POSITION set, even with the tilting seat, is MAINTAINED ON ALL THE
SUPPORT BASES

TECHNICAL FEATURES

- FRAME foldable, lightweight (aluminium), with a narrow base, easy to push and maneuver
(compact, its wheels do not protrude from the 4-wheel-base). Sturdy and durable, has passed
all stability/fatigue and safety tests, required by the international laws, in specialized centres
(TÜV-Germany, CERAH-France, TRL-UK).

- BACKREST rigid, retentive and able to recline of 40°. Its hinge coincides with the user's hip
physiological fulcrum, so as to avoid that, during the adjustment, the reclining movement causes
the user sliding forward. Height-adjustable by 10 cm (size onetwo) and 15 cm (size threefour).
With slots for inserting the accessories.

- HEADREST incorporated into the backrest, so that the child’s head is always supported during
the tilt adjustments of the seat and of the backrest, even without accessories.

- SEAT width and depth adjustable by 10 cm in each direction. Reversible (size onetwo)

- TILT-IN-SPACE SYSTEM INCORPORATED IN THE SEAT so that, after removing or

transfering the seat, it is not needed to reposition the posture. SAFE because adjustments can
be easily operated by the carer with one only hand, without effort. COMFORTABLE because the
tilting movement is continuous, without jerks. Size onetwo can be tilted from 0° to 35°; size
threefour from 7° to 30°.

- LEGREST adjustable in height and tilt. The hinge coincides with the child’s knee physiological
fulcrum, so as to avoid that the legrest movement may cause any sliding or change of posture of
the child.

- FOOTREST tip-up and flexion-extension adjustable.

- CUSHION padded, ergonomic, removable for machine washing a nd attachable to the seat with

press studs. It is resistant to wear and tear, fire-retardant conforming to the UNI 9177 standard.
Designed to allow positioning /adding or removing all accessories while the child is seated. It is
bright & fashionable and adapts to the growth of the frame.

- punc ture proof WHEELS. Outdoor base 869: front 17 cm; back 25 cm (size onetwo), 30 cm
(size threefour). Outdoor base 869: front 17 cm, back 30 cm. With independent drum brakes,
directional locks and shock absorbers; light and easy to push on every surface. Feeding base
for indoor use 869, adjustable in height: 10 cm swivelling, with brakes.

- 4 SIZES in 2: the seat unit grows with a child.

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Base 869 and 901 BRAKING

LOCKS

UNLOCKS

GNIKARB 658 esaB

LOCKS

UNLOCKS

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INITIAL PREPARATION

A

V

PACKAGING INFORMATION

REMOVING Bug FROM THE BOX

BUG

with BASE

869

BUG

with BASE

901

BUG

with BASE

856

OLUME

WEIGHT

cmBcmCcm

Size 1-2 95 65 48 0.296 24
Size 3-4 75 65 103 0.502 32
Size 1-2 70 60 95 0.399 26
Size 3-4 75 65 110 0.536 28
Size 1-2 75 65 68 0.331 30

Size 3-4 75 65 88 0.429 35

3

m

kg

CUT WITHOUT PRESSING TOO HARD WITH

ATTENTION!

THE BLADE SO AS NOT TO DAMAGE THE

CONTENTS OF THE BOX

REMOVE THE SEAT FROM

THE BOX AND THEN THE

FRAME

HOW and WHERE TO HOLD the COMPONENTS of BUG

Seat unit Base 869 Base 901 Base 856

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Bug SEAT UNIT

THE ADJUSTMENTS HEREINAFTER SPECIFIED ARE

FOR THE SEAT UNIT ON THE 869, 901 and 856 base

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SEATING UNIT ADJUSTMENTS ON BASES 869, 901 AND 856

ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION OF THE SEAT (TILT-IN-SPACE SYSTEM)

1. PULL UP THE RED KNOB

2. TILT THE SEAT KEEPING THE KNOB PULLED AND RELEASE IT WHEN ADJUSTED TO

THE DESIRED POSITION

VIEW FROM BEHIND

RED KNOB

FOR ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION
OF THE SEAT

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RECLINING THE BACKREST

1. PULL UP THE BLACK KNOB

2. RECLINE THE BACKREST, KEEPING THE KNOB PULLED AND RELEASE IT WHEN THE

BACKREST HAS REACHED THE DESIRED POSITION

VIEW FROM BEHIND

BLACK KNOB

FOR ADJUSTING THE
RECLINING BACKREST

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ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE BACKREST

- LOOSEN THE FOUR SCREWS LOCATED ON THE REAR OF THE BACKREST WITH THE
PROVIDED WRENCH

- SLIDE THE BACKREST TO THE DESIRED POSITION

- TIGHTEN THE SCREWS

- FIX THE EXTENSION OF THE BACKREST CUSHION

VIEW FROM BEHIND

BACKREST
ADJUSTMENT
4 SCREWS

VIEW FROM BEHIND

WRENCH

BUTTONHOLE VELCRO
ON THE BACK OF THE CUSHION

HOOK VELCRO

EXTENSION OF
THE BACKREST CUSHION

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EXTENDED
BACKREST CUSHION

ADJUSTING THE WIDTH OF THE SEAT BASE

SEAT
ADJUSTMENT
4 SCREWS

WRENCH

VIEW FROM BELOW

26/9

VIEW FROM ABOVE

ADJUSTING THE LEGREST

PRESS BOTH BUTTONS AT THE SAME TIME TO ADJUST THE TILT OF THE LEG SUPPORT

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ADJUSTING THE FOOTREST

a) In height

SIZE 1-2

SIZE 3-4

b) in tilt c) in tipping up

WRENCH

SCREW FOR ADJUSTING
THE TILT OF THE FOOTREST

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ADJUSTING THE DEPTH OF THE SEAT

END OF TRAVEL STOP

WRENCH

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Bug seat

with 4-WHEEL base

869

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS of Bug with four wheel BASE 869

HANDLE ADJUSTABLE
180°

Stroller closed
with seat removed

Stroller closed
with seat attached

- WHEELS:
front, with direction locks, 17 cm (7 Inches);
rear, with shock absorbers, 25 cm (10 Inches) (sizes 1-2), 30 cm (12 Inches) (size 3-4)

- BRAKES independent parking brakes

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The numbers divided by the dash specify a minimum and a maximum adjustment

Measures in cm and kilos

size

A

(cm) B (cm) C (cm)D (cm)E (cm)

F G

(degree) (degree)

(cm)

H

(cm)

(cm)

I

L M

1-2 102 52-62 37 20-30 57 40° 20-30 66-92 18-30 0°-35° 29
3-4 112 60-75 44 25-36 62 40° 30-40 82-106 30-40 7°-30° 34

size

N

(cm) O (cm) P (cm)Q (cm)R (cm)

1-2 88 29 82 44 81
3-4 112 36 91 52 94

Weight of the frame Weight of the seat Total weight Max load

size

(kg) (kg) (kg) (kg)

1-2 9,5 8,5 18 35
3-4 10,5 11,5 22 45

(cm)

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HOW TO USE Bug WITH BASE

OPENING the STROLLER

a) WITHOUT THE SEAT

PULL THE HANDLE

UPWARDS

CLOSING

LOCK

MAKE SURE THE
FRAME IS LOCKED

A CLICK MEANS THAT

THE FRAME IS SECURELY OPEN

b) WITH THE SEAT ATTACHED

POSITION THE BACKREST VERTICALLY
BEFORE OPENING THE STROLLER

HEAVY

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HOW TO ATTACH THE SEAT TO THE FRAME

AFTER APPLYING BRAKES, PLACE
THE SEAT ON THE MOUNTING

VIEW FROM ABOVE THE FRAME

FIG. A

PLATE (Fig. A)

MOUNTING
PLATE

PUSH THE SEAT BACKWARDS SLIDING IT
ON TO THE MOUNTING PLATE

OPERATE THE LOCKING LEVER. (AS IN

FIG. B) THE CLICK OF THE SAFETY RED PUSH­BUTTON MEANS THAT IS WELL LOCKED

LOCKING

LEVER

FIG. B

LOCKS

VIEW

FROM BEHIND

PUSH-BUTTON

UNLOCKS

DER YTEFAS

MAKE SURE THE SEAT IS
IN THE MOUNTING PLATE

BEFORE LOCKING IT WITH

THE LEVER

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HOW TO REVERSE THE SEAT SO THAT THE CHILD FACES HIS
MOTHER (FIG. A)

(ONLY FOR SIZE 1-2, THE SIZE 3-4 SEAT IS NOT REVERSIBLE)

FIG. A

1- REMOVE THE SEAT-SUPPORT BY UNSCREWING THE FOUR SCREWS
2- TURN THE SEAT-SUPPORT BY 180°
3- FIX THE SEAT-SUPPORT ON THE FRAME AND TIGHTEN THE FOUR SCREWS

INSURING THAT THE FOUR BUSHINGS ARE WELL PLACED (SEE FIG. B)

REMOVE THE
FOUR SCREWS

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WRENCH

SCREW

BUSHING

NUT

FIG. B

WRENCH

HOW TO DETACH THE SEAT FROM THE FRAME

FIRST APPLY BRAKES

1- NOTTUB-HSUP DER YTEFAS EHT SSERP
2- AT THE SAME TIME TURN THE LOCKING

LEVER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT

3- SLIDE THE SEAT FORWARD

VIEW FROM BEHIND

LOCKING LEVER

DER YTEFAS

PUSH-BUTTON

SKCOL UNLOCKS

SKCOL UNLOCKS

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FOLDING THE BASE

WE SUGGEST THAT YOU FOLD THE BASE
WITHOUT THE SEAT

PULL THE BLACK LOCKS WITH
BOTH HANDS

GENTLY PULL THE
HANDLE DOWNWARD

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FRAME CLOSED

ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION OF THE HANDLE

IT FACILITATES THE ENTRANCE INTO THE ELEVATOR AND ITS TRANSPORT INTO THE CAR

RED BUTTON

FRONT WHEEL DIRECTION LOCKS

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Bug seat

with 3-WHEEL base

901

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS of Bug with 3 wheels BASE 901

Push handle 180° adjustable

Stroller closed

with seat removed

- WHEELS :
front, with direction lock, 25 cm (10 Inches);

rear, with shock absorbers, 30 cm (12 Inches)

- BRAKES independent parking brakes

- HAND BRAKE (allows slowing the stroller on downhill slopes or while jogging!)

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The numbers divided by the dash specify a minimum and a maximum adjustment

Measures in cm and kilos

size

A

(cm) B (cm) C (cm)D (cm)E (cm)

F G

(degree)

(cm)

H

(cm)

(cm)

I

L M

(degree)

(cm)

1-2 112 52-62 37 20-30 63 40° 20-30 78-104 18-30 14°-49° 35
3-4 122 60-75 44 25-36 69 40° 30-40 98-127 30-40 15°-38° 50

size

N

(cm) O (cm) P (cm)

1-2 88 38 79
3-4 112 40 96

size

Weight of the frame Weight of the seat Total weight Max load

(kg) (kg) (kg) (kg)

1-2 10,5 8,5 19 35
3-4 11,5 11,5 23 45

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HOW TO USE Bug WITH BASE 901

OPENING THE BASE

PUT THE BASE IN THE VERTICAL
POSITION

CLOSING
LOCK

PULL THE HANDLE
UPWARDS

A CLICK MEANS THAT
THE FRAME IS SECURELY OPEN

MAKE SURE
THE FRAME IS LOCKED

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HOW TO ATTACH THE SEAT TO THE FRAME

AFTER APPLYING BRAKES, PLACE THE
SEAT ON THE MOUNTING PLATE (Fig.
A)

LOCKING LEVER

VIEW

FROM BEHIND

SAFETY RED
PUSH-BUTTON

VIEW FROM ABOVE THE FRAME

FIG. A

MOUNTING
PLATE

PUSH THE SEAT BACKWARDS SLIDING
IT ON TO THE MOUNTING PLATE

OPERATE THE LOCKING LEVER. (AS IN

FIG. B) THE CLICK OF THE SAFETY RED

PUSH-BUTTON MEANS THAT IS WELL
LOCKED

MAKE SURE THE SEAT IS
IN THE MOUNTING PLATE

BEFORE LOCKING IT WITH

THE LEVER

LOCK

UNLOCK

FIG. B

THE SEAT IS NOT REVERSIBLE WITH THE OUTDOOR 3-WHEEL 901 BASE

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HOW TO DETACH THE SEAT FROM THE FRAME

FIRST APPLY BRAKES

1- PRESS THE SAFETY RED PUSH-BUTTON
2- AT THE SAME TIME TURN THE LOCKING LEVER

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT

3- SLIDE THE SEAT FORWARD

LOCKING LEVER

SKCOL UNLOCKS

DER YTEFAS

PUSH-BUTTON

VIEW FROM BEHIND

SKCOL UNLOCKS

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FOLDING THE BASE

WE SUGGEST THAT YOU FOLD THE BASE
WITHOUT THE SEAT

PULL THE BLACK LOCKS WITH BOTH
HANDS

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GENTLY PULL THE HANDLE

DOWNWARD

FRAME CLOSED

ADJUSTING THE INCLINATION OF THE HANDLE

IT FACILITATES THE ENTRANCE INTO THE ELEVATOR AND ITS TRANSPORT INTO THE CAR

RED BUTTON

FRONT WHEEL DIRECTION LOCKS

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Bug seat

with INDOOR base

856

47/9

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS of Bug with BASE 856

- WHEELS, 10 cm (4 Inches), swivelling with brakes.

48/9

The numbers divided by the dash specify a minimum and a maximum adjustment

Measures in cm and kilos

size

1-2 41-81 52-62 37 20-30 63 40° 20-30 75 18-30 0°-35° 29-69
3-4 42-82 60-75 44 25-36 65 40° 30-40 79 30-40 0°-23° 30-70

size

1-2 36 27
3-4 44 34

size

1-2 13,5 8,5 22 35
3-4 14,5 11,5 26 45

A

(cm) B (cm)C (cm)D (cm)E (cm)

N

(cm) O (cm)

Weight of the frame Weight of the seat Total weight

(kg)

(kg)

F

(degree) (degree)

G

(cm)H (cm)I (cm)

(kg)

Max load

(kg)

L M

(cm)

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HOW TO USE Bug WITH BASE 856

HOW TO ATTACH THE SEAT TO THE FRAME

AFTER APPLYING BRAKES, PLACE THE SEAT ON THE
MOUNTING PLATE (FIG. A)

PUSH THE SEAT BACKWARDS SLIDING IT ON TO THE
MOUNTING PLATE

ENGAGE THE LOCKING LEVER (AS IN FIG. B) THE
CLICK MEANS THE SAFETY DEVICE IS LOCKED

MOUNTING PLATE

FIG. A

MAKE SURE THE SEAT IS IN THE
MOUNTING PLATE BEFORE
LOCKING IT WITH THE LEVER

FIG. B

LOCKING LEVER

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LOCKS

SAFETY RED PUSH-BUTTON

UNLOCKS

HOW TO DETACH THE SEAT FROM THE FRAME

FIRST APPLY BRAKES

1- PRESS THE SAFETY RED PUSH-BUTTON
2- AT THE SAME TIME TURN THE LOCKING LEVER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
3- SLIDE THE SEAT FORWARD

LOCKING LEVER

VIEW FROM BEHIND

SAFETY RED
PUSH-BUTTON

THE SEAT IS NOT REVERSIBLE

WITH INDOOR BASE 856

LOCKS

LOCKS

UNLOCKS

UNLOCKS

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ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE SEAT

THE SEAT HEIGHT CAN BE
ALSO ADJUSTED WITH THE
CHILD SITTING ON IT

MAX. HEIGHT MIN. HEIGHT

52/9

ACCESSORIES

53/9

MOUNTING THE ACCESSORIES

HEADREST with OCCIPITAL-PARIETAL PROTECTIONS

863

adjustable height, width, tilt and forward-backward position

1. REMOVE THE PARTS POINTED ON FIGURE A

2. FIX THE HEADREST TO THE BACKREST USING THE 4 SCREWS (FIG.B)

3. INSERT THE BACKREST CUSHION (FIG. C)

4. FIX THE CENTRAL PADDED COVER OF THE BACKREST (FIG.D)

WRENCH

4 SCREWS

TO FIX

THE HEADREST

STUD

54/9

TO ADJUST THE POSITION OF THE HEADREST, SLIGHTLY LOOSEN THE

SCREWS LOCATED BEHIND THE HEADREST WITH THE PROVIDED WRENCH

SIDE VIEW

WRENCH

SCREWS

ADJUSTMENT

IN WIDTH

SIDE VIEW

HEADREST

BUG

A

(cm) B(cm) C(cm)
1-2 8 10 10-21
3-4 11 12 12-24

The numbers divided by the dash specify a minimum and a maximum adjustment

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HEADREST with PARIETAL PROTECTIONS

adjustable height and width

852

WRENCH

LOCKING ELEMENT

VELCRO

STUD

56/9

WRENCH

SIDE VIEW

SCREWS

ADJUSTMENT

IN WIDTH

HEADREST

BUG

A

(cm) B(cm) C(cm)
1-2 8 10 10-21
3-4 11 12 12-24

The numbers divided by the dash specify a minimum and a maximum adjustment

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LEG DIVIDING INGUINAL STRAPS

VIEW FROM BEHIND

THERMIC COVER

817

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VIEW FROM BEHIND

CANOPY

819

SCREW

CANOPY ATTACHMENT

WRENCH

VIEW FROM BEHIND

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RAIN COVER

825

THE RAIN COVER CAN ONLY BE ATTACHED AFTER THE CANOPY (819) IS IN
PLACE

1- ATTACH THE RAIN COVER POUCH WITH THE TWO BUTTONS LOCATED ON THE BACK

OF THE CANOPY

2- OPEN THE ZIPPER ON THE POUCH
3- REMOVE THE RAIN COVER FROM THE POUCH AND POSITION IT SO THAT IT COVERS

THE STROLLER

4- ATTACH THE RAIN COVER TO THE FRAME USING THE STRAPS WITH BUTTONS

VIEW FROM BEHIND

THE CANOPY

STUDS

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FOOT STRAPS

K

827

WRENCH

Padded ABDUCTION BLOC

834

TIGHTEN THE KNOB

61/

FRONT HANDLE

839

Size 1-2

TIGHTEN THE KNOB

Size 3-4

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FLEXIBLE AND WRAP-AROUND SIDE SUPPORTS FOR THE TRUNK

adjustable height and width

WASHER

WRENCH

NUT

TO ADJUST THE POSITION OF THE FRONT
JOINTED BRACE, LOOSEN THE SCREWS
LOCATED BEHIND THE BACKREST WITH THE
PROVIDED WRENCH

WRENCH

LOCKING

ELEMENT

FLEXIBLE

868

SCREWS

ADJUSTMENT

IN WIDTH

VIEW FROM BEHIND

WRENCH

STUD

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891 TIEDOWN HOOKS (4 RINGS)

V

only available for the 4-wheel 869 base

THE BUG 4-WHEEL STROLLER (seat unit + 869 base) conforms to the ISO 7176-19 and
ANSI RESNA WC/19 standard, which defines the safety requirements for transport, facing
in the direction of travel, on moving vehicles (private cars, buses, etc.)

VIEW FROM BEHIND

891

FOR THE ASSEMBLY OF THE 891 ACCESSORY AND
ANCHORING THE STROLLER TO THE VEHICLE,
CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND NOTICES
ON PAGES 13, 14, 15, 16 AND 17 OF THIS MANUAL

EST HARNESS

853

VIEW FROM BEHIND

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NET BASKET

Only available for OUTDOOR BASES

858

869 and 901

45° SEAT BELT

894

VIEW FROM BEHIND

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Padded SIDE SUPPORTS

WASHER

NUT

WRENCH

838

STUD

LOCKING ELEMENT

SCREWS

ADJUSTMENT

IN WIDTH

VIEW FROM BEHIND

WRENCH

WRENCH

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TRAY

824

TIGHTEN THE KNOB AND
THE LOCKING LEVER

KNOB

KNOB

LOCKING LEVER

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5-POINT VEST HARNESS

903

VIEW FROM BEHIND

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5-POINT HARNESS

906

1 FIXING THE STRAP ON THE BOTTOM OF THE SEAT

2 FIXING THE STRAPS ON THE 3 FIXING THE BACK BUCKLES

UPPER PART OF THE BACKREST

VIEW FROM BEHIND

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FIXING THE FRONT BUCKLES

4

ASSEMBLED HARNESS

5

c

BUG

sizes

1-2 57-84
3-4 80-108

The numbers divided by the dash specify
a minimum and a maximum adjustment

70/

Circumference
Min. max. (cm)

PARASOL

854

A - PLACEMENT and MOUNTING

Tighten the knob
to secure it

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Tighten the parasol
on its fixing part

B – ADJUSTMENT WITH BUTTONS

The opening and closing
of the “parasol” are like
a conventional parasol

button for adjusting
in backward-forward
position

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button for adjusting
from left to right

C – ADJUSTMENT WITH THE FLEXIBLE PARTS

Acting on the flexible parts
of the bar you can adjust
the parasol in all directions

D

– REMOVING THE PARASOL
To remove it PRESS the button and SIMULTANEOUSLY PULL the Parasol
To reinsert the parasol it is not necessary to press the button

Button to remove the parasol

NOTE : before folding the pushchair remove the parasol

73/92

VIEW OF THE
PUSHCHAIR
FROM BEHIND

PADDED COVERING for FOOTPLATE

892

74/92

VIEW FROM BEHIND
OF THE FOOTPLATE

HAND BRAKE

905

A - TAKE THE SEAT OUT OF THE FRAME

BEWARE !
such as the manufacturer or the dealer who sold the product or a specialized
mechanical company

The hand brake must be installed by qualified personnel,

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B - FIXING THE LEVER OF THE HAND BRAKE

1-GET THE PLASTIC PART OF THE BRAKE LEVER WARM, BY USING A DRYER
2-PUT THE BRAKE LEVER ON THE PUSH HANDLE
3-FIX AND TIGHTEN THE SCREW

WRENCH

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WASHER

SCREW

NUT

C - ASSEMBLING THE TWO PLATES

WRENCH

SCREW

WRENCH

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The plates
must be positioned
in its own channel

NUT

D - FIXING THE DOUBLER OF THE BRAKE

SCREW

WASHER

DOUBLER

WRENCH

NUT

TAPPING SCREW FOR
THE COVER OF
THE DUPLICATOR

SHEATH COVER

WRENCH

DOUBLER COVER

SCREW DRIVE

AFTER POSITIONING THE DOUBLER COVER:
1-INSERT THE THREE SHEATH COVERS
2-PRESS THEM WITH PINCERS

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E

- FIXING THE CABLES

CABLE LOCK

HOLE TO INSERT THE CABLE

RUBBER RINGS

CABLE TERMINAL LOCK

CABLE

BLACK SHEATH

TRANSPARENT EXTERNAL SHEATH

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VENT TRAY

911

Available only for 869 and 901 external bases

NUT M6

WRENCH

WRENCH

SCREW M6X16

ADJUSTABLE
BUSHING

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SCREW M6X25

HOW TO FIX THE
ADJUSTABLE BUSHING

ADJUSTABLE
BUSHING

NUT M6

SCREW M6X25

SCREW M6X25

HOW TO FIX THE
ADJUSTABLE BUSHING

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4-POINT

SEAT BELT

920

BEFORE FIXING THE 4-POINT SEAT BELT REMOVE THE SIDE UPHOLSTERIES
(SEE PAGE 88)

zip

buckle

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REAR VIEW

ADJUSTMENT IN DEPTH

nut M5

wrench

83/92

SIBLING REAR FOOTBOARD

Available only for 869 and 901 external bases

The 921sibling rear footboard must be fixed on the back thanks to the plastic straps. It
has a telescopic arm to adjust the footboard in depth, screws to adjust the tilt and two
pivoting wheels.

the board is suitable for children from 2 to 5 years old, weighing less than 20 kg.

WARNING:

- Never leave the child unattended

- Make sure all the blocking devices are correctly installed before use.

- Do not use the board if your child cannot walk independently and without help.

- The footboard can be tipped up (see the Manufacturer Manual). However remove

the board before folding the pushchair.

- Children must only be transported on the footboard in a standing position.

- Allow your child to alight from the boar

stairs, steep paths, tight corners, as well as when maneuvering backwards.

- The use of the board is only admissible if

pushchair.

- This products is not suitable for the while running or skating.

921

d, before reaching pavement edges,

there is a second child in the

SIZE 1-2

COMPLETELY
RECLINED BACKREST

YES

Notes:

- For more information on the adjustment, closure, maintainance of the board,

OR COMPLETELY
TILTED SEAT

ATTENTION!

THE SIBLING REAR FOOTBOARD
LIMITS THE INTERMEDIATE
COMBINATIONS

refer to the user manual of the manufacturer, supplied with the footboard .

YES

SIZE 3-4

COMPLETELY
TILTED SEAT

ATTENTION!

THE SIBLING REAR FOOTBOARD
LIMITS THE BACKREST RECLINE
AND THE RECLINE/TILT
COMBINATIONS

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A

- PLACEMENT OF THE CHILD ON THE BOARD

It is recommended to adjust the push handle and the telescopic arms in order to
guarantee the comfort both of the child on the rear footboard and the driver. In effect,
adjusting the telescopic arms to their maximum extension, could reduce the available
space inside the push handle exces

a) BUG seat with 4 wheel base 869

sively and/or the footboard could hinder the driver.

b) BUG seat with 3 wheel base 901

Turn the brake lever
to make the child's position
more comfortable

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B

- MOUNTING

where to place
the straps
to position the board

VIEW FROM BEHIND

TO MOUNT THE STRAPS
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS
OF THE MANUFACTURER OF
THE BOARD

Mounted straps

TO ATTACH THE STRAPS
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS
OF THE MANUFACTURER OF
THE BOARD

Board attached

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BOTTLE HOLDER

922

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ATTACHING THE CUSHION

BUTTONHOLE
VELCRO
ON THE BACK
OF THE BACKREST

HOOK VELCRO

EXTENSION
OF THE
BACKREST
CUSHION

EXTENDED
BACKREST
CUSHION

INSIDE VELCRO

INSIDE VELCRO

STRAPS WITH BUTTON
TO FIX THE CUSHION

UNDERNEATH VELCRO

LEGREST BAND

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RIGID PART

SOFT PART

INSIDE BUTTON

STUD
INSIDE VELCRO

BUTTONS TO FIX THE
CUSHION IN THE BACK
OF THE BACKREST

VIEW FROM BEHIND

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MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

REGULAR (OR PREVENTIVE) MAINTENANCE

ORDINARY MAINTENANCE OF THE AID AND ITS ACCESSORIES MUST BE PERFORMED
MONTHLY. REGULAR MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED TO KEEP THE PRODUCT WORKING

PROPERLY AND SAFELY AND IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR KEEPING THE CE MARK.

THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT LIABLE FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PRODUCT
UNLESS REGULAR MAINTENANCE IS PERFORMED (ATTACHMENT I, DIRECTIVE
2007/47/EC). THE MANUFACTURER ALSO RECOMMENDS THE CARE GIVER TO CONTACT
A SERVICE CENTER SPECIALIZED IN THE MAINTENANCE OF MECHANICAL AIDS FOR
DISABLES IN ORDER TO PERFORMS A COMPLETE REVIEW OF THE PRODUCT'S
OPERATION AND SAFETY WITH THE FOLLOWING FREQUENCIES:

1) at three months from purchase;

2) at six months from purchase;

3) once a year for subsequent years after that of purchase.

Clean and disinfect the device and its accessories regularly, following the
instructions provided below.

CLEANING AND DISINFECTING THE FRAME

Clean and disinfect the painted and chromium plated parts of the seat and base with a soft cloth
dipped in a household detergent and disinfectant, such as alcohol diluted in water.

CLEANING AND DISINFECTING THE UPHOLSTERIES

Clean Canopy 819, Rain Cover 825 and the Padded Abduction Block 834 with a damp sponge
and water. Carefully follow the instructions below for washing the upholstery and cushions of the
seat unit with neutral household soap:

- detach the five parts of the cushion from the backrest and seat bottom;

- slip off the covers on the accessories Headrest 863, Headrest 852, Side Supports 868, Side

Supports 838;

- wash upholstered accessories, covers and cushions respecting the following symbols:

Machine wash with

neutral soap (Max.
temperature 30°C)

Do not spin dry

Do not bleach

Dry clean with

perchloroethylene

Do not iron

Do not tumble dry

- Once dried, reattach the cushions to the frame using the buttons.

CLEANING THE TRAY

Clean tray 824 with a sponge wet with detergent or household disinfectant. After rinsing, dry well

with a soft cloth.

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LUBRICATION

The product does not need any special lubrication. DO NOT GREASE THE REAR WHEELS

because this could make the BRAKES INEFFICIENT.

MAINTAINING THE WHEELS

At least once a month, clean the wheels of residues (threads, hair, etc.) that can build up on
rotating parts. Maintain a constant pressure in the tires of 2.5 atm (only for alternative pneumatic
wheels, base 869 and 901 for outdoor use)

If you notice any INEFFICIENCY, even partial, of the BRAKES, immediately contact
a specialized service center or the reseller where you purchased the product ,
will determine whether they need to be repaired or replace d
situations that could cause accidents.

to avoid dangerous

who

Do NOT perform maintenance or replace parts or accessories when the user is
sitting on the device

Intensify all checks in marine environments, clean more often, anoint the parts
exposed to salt corrosion (such as chrome, bolts and screws)

EXTRAORDINARY (OR CORRECTIVE) MAINTENANCE

EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE MEANS ANYTHING DONE TO THE PRODUCT TH AT IS
NOT MENTIONED ABOVE.

WE RECOMMEND THAT THE USER, RETAILER AND HEALTH FACILITIES ENTRUS T ALL
EXTRAORDINARY OR CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE TO THE M ANUFACTURER OR OTHER
FACTORY-AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE.

ANY OTHER SOLUTION WILL RESULT IN THE USER AND THE THIRD-PARTY MAINTAINER
FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RESULTS OF THEIR WORK AND THE MANUFACTURER
WILL ONLY BE LIABLE FOR ORIGINAL DEFECTS OF MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP.

If the product is to be disposed of, it must be done according to the law in the
country of destination

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SPARE PARTS

Only contact the retailer where you purchased the product for service and replacement with
original spare parts.

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CONDITIONS FOR DURABILITY, REUSE AND

REASSIGNMENT TO A NEW USER

Granted that Ormesa products should be selected, evaluated and ordered for
the needs of an individual user, reuse is however possible with the respect the
following conditions.

Based on the experience of other similar sold models, on technological progress, on
the guarantees of the Quality Management System certificated in 1998 according to
ISO 9001, there is adequate confidence that the average lifespan of the BUG is

about 5 years, on condition that it is used according to the directions given in
the user manual.

Only when the conditions for storage and transport of chapter HOW TO STORE AND
TRANSPORT THE MEDICAL DEVICE” are followed, the periods in which the
product is stored at the dealer should not be considered in that time period

Factors unrelated to the product such as the development of the user, its
diseases, the use and the surrounding environment can make significantly
lower the duration of life of the product; on the contrary, if the indications on
the use and maintenance are properly observed, the reliability of the product
can extend well beyond the lifetime average above.

Prior to recycling or reassignment an already used Ormesa product, it is
required that:

1. a doctor or therapist verifies that the aid is appropriate and adequate
to meet the dimensional, functional and postural needs of the new
user, and if all its components are suitable / appropriate for him. You
should also consider that the
responsibility for safety requirements for the product remain only if
the original product still has not changed and only original
accessories or spare parts have been applied

2. qualified technical personnel of a company specialized in the
maintenance of technical aids for disabled people performs a detailed
technical inspection to verify its condition and wear, the absence of
any damage and failure of all components / adjustments, the presence
of the user’s manual, of the label with the date and serial number. A
copy of the manual and maintenance may be always requested to the
retailer that supplied the product or directly to Ormesa

3. The product has been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected following
the directions given in the “MAINTENANCE, CLEANING AND
DISINFECTION” Chapter

We recommend you keep written records on all inspections performed on the product before
any assignment to the new user.

marking and the manufacturer's

In case of doubt about the safety of the product or damage to
parts or components, you are urged to immediately discontinue
use and contact a specialized service center in the maintenance
of mechanical aids for disabile, or directly ORMESA

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SINCE

1980

PRODUCT CERTIFIED BY

CERAH FRANCE

PRODUCT TESTED

BY

BERLIN CERT GmbH

AND LISTED IN THE GERMAN HMV (Technical Aids Listing)

FDA REGISTERED - USA

BUG WITH 869 BASE PASSES

CRASH TEST

ACCORDING TO THE ISO 7176-19 AND ANSI RESNA WC/19

Authorized Dealer

The technical Data and information given in this handbook are not binding. ORMESA

reserves the right to carry out any necessary change without prior notice or replacements