Do not fol d your st rolle r when we t.
Machin e wash re movab le seat a nd armr est cov ers usi ng gent le cycl e,
cold wat er, and a mi ld dete rgent. T he cano py can on ly be spo t washe d.
Line dr y fabri c parts .
Never us e bleac h when wa shing .
Do not lea ve your s troll er in dir ect sun light f or exte nded pe riods o f time.
Clean an d lubri cate al l movin g parts o n the str oller f rame an d wheel s
as neede d. Use on ly a pene trati ng sili con bas ed lubr icant.
Regula rly che ck for lo ose scr ews, br oken par ts, etc. U se only Z ooper
approv ed repl aceme nt part s avail able th rough t he ser vice ce nters l isted b elow.
Wipe off a ny sand , salt or o ther co rrosi ve resi due aft er each u se wher e the str oller
may be exp osed to t hose el ement s.
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IMPOR TANT: RE AD THES E SAFET Y INSTR UCTIO NS CARE FULLY BE FORE US ING
YOUR ST ROLLE R AND KEE P THEM FO R FUTUR E REFER ENCE. T HE SAFE TY OF
YOUR CH ILD DEP ENDS ON I T.
Thank y ou for ch oosin g Zoope r.
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Avoid se rious i njur y from fa lling o r slidi ng out, al ways us e safet y harne ss prov ided.
Always e ngage t he rear b rakes w hen not h oldin g onto yo ur stro ller.
Never le ave you r child u natte nded.
Never us e the str oller n ear an op en fire o r expos ed flam e.
Never al low the s troll er to be us ed as a toy.
Never al low mor e than on e child a t a time in t he stro ller.
Never ha ng bags o r other i tems fr om the ha ndle or o n the can opy. Thi s may
cause th e strol ler to be come un stabl e.
Never us e the str oller o n stair s or esca lator s.
Do not ove rload t he bask et. Maxi mum loa d is 7 lbs. E xcess ive wei ght may c ause
a hazard ous uns table c ondit ion to ex ist.
Do not ove rload t he cano py pock et: Max imum lo ad is 2 lbs . Exces sive we ight
may crea te a haza rdous u nstab le cond ition t o exist.
Before e ach use , check t o make sur e the st rolle r is set up p roper ly and th at all th e
wheels a re prop erly an d secur ely att ached .
This str oller i s not rec ommen ded for u se with a c hild ov er 55 lb s.
This str oller i s desig ned as a wa lking s troll er. We do no t recom mend ru nning,
roller b ladin g, or oth er such a ctivi ties wi th this s troll er.
This str oller i s a singl e strol ler do no t use any a ttac hment s that al low for a s econd
child.
It may be un safe to u se acce ssori es othe r than th ose app roved b y the
manufa cture r or dist ribut or.
We recom mend yo u choos e a good fl oor sur face. Yo ur
Zooper h as a stro ng meta l frame t hat cou ld scra tch
hardwo od floo rs or oth er sens itive s urfa ces. To op en the
stroll er, firs t lift up o n the red c olore d frame l ock loc ated
on the lef t side of t he stro ller,( Fig. 1) . Be sure t he fram e
lock det aches f rom the m etal lo cking p in. Gra sp the
handle a nd pull b ack and u p so that t he stro ller fr ame
opens (F ig. 2). S tep dow n on the fo ot bloc k while p ullin g
back on th e handl e so that t he fram e snaps o pen (Fi g. 3).
WARNI NG: Be sur e child ren are a t a safe
distan ce and ca nnot re ach mov ing par ts when ever
openin g or clos ing the s troll er.Alw ays mak e sure th e
stroll er has op ened fu lly by ch eckin g to see th at the
metal ba rs conn ectin g the foo t block t o the fra me are
straig ht and pa ralle l to the gr ound.
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REAR W HEELS
To insta ll the re ar whee ls, line u p each wh eel blo ck with a
rear leg t ube (Fi g 4). The b rake le vers mu st be fac ing out,
away fro m the str oller. Lo cate t he spri ng lock b utton s on
the outs ide of th e rear le g tubes . Make su re the bu ttons
are comi ng out of t he butt onhol es and ha ve not sl ipped
inside t he tube d uring s hippi ng. If yo u are mis sing a
spring l ock, pl ease co ntact t he appr opria te ser vice
center l isted a t the bac k of thes e instr uctio ns for
replac ement p arts. Pu sh the re ar whee l bloc k onto th e
rear fra me leg un til it cl icks on to the sp ring lo ck butt on.
Then rep eat for t he othe r wheel b lock. C heck vi suall y
that the b utton s have po pped ou t of the sm all hol es on
the outs ide of th e wheel a ssemb ly. Pull o ut on eac h
wheel bl ock to ma ke sure t hat it ha s locke d into pl ace.
SECU RING IN FANT CARR IER
It is poss ible yo ur infa nt carr ier wil l NOT be co mpati ble
with thi s strol ler. The refor e, for fi rst-ti me inst allat ion,
evalua te acco rding t o these d irect ions wi thout y our
child in t he carr ier. To ins tall th e infan t carri er, firs t be sure
it has bee n remov ed from t he car se at base . Then
remove t he armr est of th e strol ler and i nsert t he thin
adapto r bar jus t as you wo uld the a rmres t (Fig. 1 4).
Reclin e the bac krest a bout 3/ 4 of the wa y down en ough
so that yo ur carr ier wil l fit lev el onto t he stro ller se at.
Place th e carri er onto t he stro ller so t hat the m ounti ng
notch of t he infa nt carr ier fit s onto th e adapt or bar,
(Fig.1 5), and t he fron t of the ca rrier r ests on t he back rest.
(If the mo untin g notch o f your ca rrier i s too sma ll to fit
onto the a dapto r bar, the n posit ion the e ntire c arrie r
betwee n the ada ptor ba r, or armr est, and t he back rest.
As long as i t fits le vel ont o the sea t and can b e secur ed
as descr ibed be low, the n it is sti ll comp atibl e with th e
stroll er). Th e restr aint sa fety st rap att aches t o the two
metal D sh aped ri ngs on ei ther si de of the s eat bel t.
Place th e restr aint sa fety st rap thr ough th e provi ded
spaces o n each si de of the c ar seat ( auto se atbel t
path), o r over th e top of th e carri er if you r model d oes
not have t hat ope ning. N ow adju st the st rap to ti ghtly
secure t he carr ier to th e strol ler. The t ighte r that yo u set
this str ap will d irect ly affe ct how se cure th e car sea t
feels in t he stro ller. A we ll-ti ghten ed stra p will be e asily
demons trate d by lift ing the e ntire s troll er and ca r seat as
one soli d unit, by t he bar of t he car se at.
WARNI NG: Do not u se an inf ant car rier if i t does
not secu re to the s troll er as des cribe d above . Any
infant c arrie rs rate d for wei ghts ov er 20 lbs a re also n ot
compat ible wi th this s troll er. Exce ssive w eight m ay
cause a ha zardo us unst able co nditi on to exi st.
WARNI NG: Only t he foll owing i nfant c ar seat
models a re comp atibl e with th is stro ller: G raco - Sn ugrid e,
Peg Pereg o - Viagg io, Brit ax - Comp anion .
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USIN G THE BRAK ES
To engag e the bra kes, ste p down on e ach rea r brake
lever lo cated b etwee n the two w hee. (Fi g. 11). Alway s
check th at the
brakes h ave ful ly enga ged by pu shing f orwa rd on the
stroll er to mak e sure it s tays in p lace. L ift the b rake lev ers
with you r foot to r eleas e the bra kes.
WARNI NG: Do not u se stro ller if t he butt ons do
not prop erly po p out and l ock the r ear whe els in pl ace.
Contac t the app ropri ate ser v ice cen ter lis ted at th e
back of th ese ins truct ions fo r repla cemen t parts .
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SCREW AN D NUT
FRON T WHEEL BL OCKS
Line up ea ch fron t wheel b lock wi th the fr ont leg a nd push
firmly t ogeth er (Fig . 5). Alw ays che ck to see t hat the
wheels h ave bee n prope rly ins talle d by pull ing out o n the
wheel bl ock. It s hould b e locke d to the fr ont leg . To
remove , push in o n the loo ped met al rete ntion c lip
locate d on the un dersi de of the w heel bl ock, an d pull th e
wheel bl ock off.
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ARMR EST
To insta ll the ar mrest, p inch in a nd push u p on the
unders ide of th e armre st clip ( Fig 6). R emove t he clip
comple tely. Sl ide the a rmres t into th e slots a nd rein sert
the clip . Snap th e fabri c crotc h strap a round t he armr est.
To open ar mrest f rom eit her end, p inch in o n the cli ps as
noted ab ove and s wing th e armre st out. Th e entir e
armres t can be re moved b y pulli ng out bo th clip s.
WARNI NG: Neve r pick up s troll er by the a rmres t.
CANO PY
The cano py may al so be use d
as a nappe r canop y. Locate t he zipp er on the r ear rib o f
the cano py. When u nzipp ed, the c anopy w ill fal l forwa rd
over the b umper b ar, comp letel y shadi ng baby f rom the
world.
The cano py atta ches on to the st rolle r frame a bove ea ch
side arm rest (F ig. 7). P ush fir mly to in stall. O pen the
canopy b y pushi ng down o n the pla stic si de cano py
braces . Be sure t o snap th e canop y to the si des of th e
seat and b ackre st fabr ic. Retr act the c anopy b y first
pullin g up on the s ide bra ces the n pushi ng the ca nopy
hood bac k. The ca nopy ca n be conv erted t o allow m ore
air flow t hroug h the str oller.
Unzip th e lower h alf of th e canop y from th e upper
half. Thi s will le ave a mes h cover t hat can s nap to th e
back of th e seat. To r emove t he cano py, first u ndo the
snaps. T hen pre ss the re lease t abs, loc ated on t he plas tic
slots, w hile pu lling u p on the ca nopy sh afts.
WARNI NG: Do not t ry to re tract t he cano py when
the side c anopy b races a re full y open or w ith the s un viso r
extend ed. Thi s may dam age the c anopy. W henev er
the seat back is i n the ful ly recl ined po sitio n, make s ure
that the c anopy s naps or m esh sna ps are bu ttone d onto
the back a nd side s of the se at fabr ic. Do no t overl oad the
canopy p ocket : Maxim um load i s 2 lbs (1 kg ). Exce ssive
weight m ay crea te a haza rdous u nstab le cond ition t o
exist.
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ADJU STING TH E SEATBA CK
To lower t he back rest, li ft up on th e plast ic leve r locat ed in
the midd le of the s eatba ck and mo ve the se atbac k down
into des ired po sitio n. Then r eleas e the lev er to sec ure the
seatba ck (Fig . 8). To rai se the ba ckres t, push up o n the
back of th e seat un til it cl icks in to the de sired p ositi on.
WARNI NG: Alwa ys keep yo ur chil d in sigh t when
making t hese ad justm ents. C heck th e fitti ng of the s afety
harnes s each ti me the ba ckres t is adju sted to b e sure a
snug, ye t comfo rtabl e fitti ng is mai ntain ed.
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SAFE TY HARNE SS
Zooper p rovid es a spec ial 5-p oint ha rness s afety s ystem
on all our s troll ers. Us ed prop erly,th is harn ess wil l keep yo ur
child se ated an d safe. To s ecure y our chi ld in the h arnes s,
push buc kles (A ) and (B) i nto the b uckle h ousin g (C) un til
the buck le pron gs snap i nto pos ition . Caref ully ad just
slider ( D) to fit s nugly a nd comf ortab ly arou nd your c hild
(Fig. 9) . Follow t he same p roced ure to ad just th e shoul der
straps . Alway s retig hten th e harne ss when y our chi ld is in a
sit up or la yback p ositi on.
WARNI NG: Avoid s eriou s injur y o r death f rom
fallin g or slid ing out. A lways use the s eat be lt. Neve r leave
your chi ld unat tende d.
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LEG RE ST
To lower t he leg re st, push u p on the le ver loc ated on t he
unders ide of th e seat (F ig.10 ). To rais e, simp ly push u p on
the leg re st.
WARNI NG: Neve r allow y our chi ld to sit o n the leg
rest. Thi s may res ult in in jury t o your c hild an d/or da mage
to your Zo oper. Ch ildre n shoul d alway s be prop erly
seated w ith the s afety h arnes s faste ned.
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WARNI NG: Alwa ys enga ge the bo th brake s
when you a re not ho lding o nto the s troll er and ch eck
that the b rakes h ave bee n prope rly eng aged as
descri bed abo ve. Alw ays eng age the b rakes wh en
puttin g your ch ild in, o r takin g your ch ild out, o f the
stroll er.
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SWIV EL WHEEL S
The swiv el-lo cking l ever is l ocate d on the ba ck of the
front wh eel blo ck wher e it meet s the fra me (Fig . 12).
Push the l ever up t o allow t he fron t wheel s to swiv el. To
lock the w heels i nto a fix ed posi tion, p ush dow n on the
lockin g lever a nd move t he stro ller fo rwar d. The wh eels
will loc k autom atica lly. The w heels s hould b e locke d in
the fixe d posit ion whe n walki ng over u neven s urfa ces.
FULLY EN CLOSE T HE CARR IAGE
SPACE
Follow t hese st eps to en close t he seat a rea whe never
the back rest is f ully re cline d: Firs t remov e the arm rest.
Then lif t leg res t fabri c over an d off the p lasti c leg res t
extend ers. Zi p both si des of th e leg res t fabri c onto th e
sides to t he seat f abric ( Fig. 13 ). Zip do wn full y and
comple tely. Se cure th e armre st back o nto the s troll er.
WARNI NG: Your chi ld may s lip int o leg ope nings
and stra ngle. N ever us e the str oller w ith the b ackre st full y
reclin ed unle ss the le g rest fa bric is f ully an d compl etely
zipped t ogeth er to the s eat fab ric and t he cano py is
proper ly snap ped ont o the sea t and bac krest.
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ADJU STABLE HA NDLE
To exten d the han dle, pre ss the me tal but ton loc ated on
the plas tic tub e brace j ust bel ow the ha ndle. W ith the
button h eld dow n, pull t he hand le out in to the de sired
Positi on (Fig. 1 6). The re are tw o exten sion po sitio ns. To
lower th e handl e, pres s the met al butt on as abo ve and
push the h andle d own.
WARNI NG: Neve r hang ba gs of any k ind or ot her
items fr om the ha ndle. T his may c ause th e strol ler to
become u nstab le.
CLOS ING THE ST ROLLE R FOR TRAV EL
OR STOR AGE
Each tim e, befo re clos ing you r strol ler, che ck the
follow ing:
Your chil d is clea r of movi ng part s
The rear b rakes h ave bee n set
The back rest is i n the ful l, upri ght pos ition
The fron t wheel s are sec ure in th e locke d mode
The cano py is ret racte d
All item s have be en remo ved fro m the bas ket
Never at tempt t o fold or c lose yo ur Zoop er with y our
child in side
First re lease t he prim ary lo ck by lif ting th e foot bl ock up
with you r foot (F ig 17). T hen lif t up on the s econd ary lo ck
tab, jus t above t he foot b lock, to r eleas e the fr ame. The n
step dow n on the sa fety lo ck loca ted on th e right s ide of
the stro ller( Fig 18) . Push th e handl es forw ard and c olla pse
the stro ller do wn into t he fold ed posi tion (F ig 19). C heck to
be sure th e red fra me lock s ecure s to the lo cking p in.
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