Mountain Buggy Urban elite Manual de usuario

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Welcome

Congratulations on your purchase of a Mountain Buggy.

We know how precious and inspiring a new little person can be in your

world. It’s so important to be able to show your baby to the world and

just as important to show the world to your baby.

At Mountain Buggy you and your baby matter to us. That’s why we

have spent years researching and developing a product that is safe,

comfortable and in tune with modern parents’ needs. We want you to be

able to live your new family lifestyle with all the freedom and satisfaction

you have always experienced.

We also know that many parents use strollers incorrectly and as a result

may put their children at risk. Please take the time to read through this

manual carefully. Your Mountain Buggy will provide you with optimum

safety if you follow the instructions as detailed.

If you have any concerns, questions or comments about your Mountain

Buggy or how to use it, please do not hesitate to contact us. We’d love to

hear from you.

Important: read instructions carefully, follow them strictly and keep this booklet for

future reference. Your child’s safety is your responsibility.

Capacity

•For all models, the seat is suitable for children from newborn up to 4 years old. For use

with a newborn (0-6 months) the seat should be reclined fully. It is recommended that a

newborn headrest or similar is used for babies 0-3 months.

Other newborn options include:

1. Mountain Buggy® Carrycot (available for all models except Swift)

2. Mountain Buggy® Carseat Adapter (available for all single models, except Swift).

•Maximum seat loading for all model Single strollers is 35kg/77lb, and 25kg/55lb per seat

on Double and Triple versions. This seat is for a child of 100cm maximum height. Maximum

loading for the storage basket is 5kg/11lb. Maximum loading for the pocket on storage

basket is 300gm/10.5oz (ie only small items such as keys, wallets).

Important Use Information

•This stroller is designed for one child in each seat.

•Passenger should remain seated (no standing in the stroller).

•To prevent the stroller from becoming unstable, do not place parcels or accessory items

anywhere except in the storage basket and pockets provided. Do not hang items such as

shopping bags from the frame.

•Overloading and incorrect folding may damage or break this stroller.

•Accessories or replacement parts that are not approved by the manufacturer or distributor

should not be used.

•Excessive weight may create hazardous unstable conditions.

•Do not use near an open ﬁre or exposed ﬂame.

Essential Warnings

WARNING: Never leave your child unattended.

WARNING: Prevent serious injury to your child by using the harness at all

times. Always use the crotch strap in combination with the

waist belt.

WARNING: Do not carry extra children or bags on this stroller.

WARNING: The stroller should not be used unassisted on stairs or

escalators.

WARNING: Take care when folding or unfolding the stroller to prevent

your ﬁngers being entrapped.

WARNING: Anyloadattachedtothehandleaffectsthestabilityofthestroller.

WARNING: Make sure children are clear of any moving parts when you

adjust this stroller, otherwise they may be injured.

WARNING: Put on all brakes whenever you park the stroller.

WARNING: This product is not suitable for running or skating.

WARNING: Use the safety wrist strap at ALL times the stroller is in use.

WARNING: Avoidseriousinjuryfromfallingorslidingout.Alwaysuseseatbelt.

WARNING: (Terrain model only) This seat is not suitable for children under

6 months.

FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR PRECIOUS PASSENGER, PLEASE READ THESE

WARNINGS BEFORE USING YOUR MOUNTAIN BUGGY.

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Erecting and Folding the Stroller

Folding your stroller

1. Fold adjustable handle under

(if applicable).

2. Flick the lock guard out and pull up the

sliding lock on both sides of the heel rest.

NOTE: On Urban and Swift model strollers,

ensure front wheels are unlocked

and rotated forward before folding.

WARNING:

Check that all locking

devices engage correctly

and are not damaged

before use.

Putting up your stroller

When you ﬁrst receive your stroller,

remove it from the box, remove the

black caps on the rear axles (not on

Urban Single or Swift) and plastic

outer wrapping. Dispose of plastic

wrapping safely to avoid a child

suﬀocating.

1. Grip stroller near sunhood

joints, and lift.

2. Place pressure on heel rest to ensure

sliding locks are fully engaged.

2. 3.

4. 5.

Front Wheel Assembly

1. Holding both knobs at the same time,

unscrew and pull out the front axle.

2. Insert the front wheel.

3. Re-insert the axle and tighten both knobs

by hand to secure wheel in place.

To remove

Repeat above in reverse.

Front Swivel Wheel (Urban and Swift models)

Locking the front wheel swivel(s) is recommended

for use on uneven ground.

To lock: pull knob out and turn it so the ‘locked’

symbol is at the top. Then swivel front

wheel under stroller until it locks into place.

To unlock: pull knob out and turn it 1/4 of a turn

so the ‘unlocked’ symbol is at the top.

Rear Wheel Assembly

1. For Urban and Swift Singles with push-in axle:

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tab and push the axles out slightly

and release the tab.

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2. For all buggies:

 • Slidewheels(withbrake

cog facing inwards)

onto the axles.

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itclicks intoplace.Pull on

thewheeltoensureitissecure.

knob

Wheel Assembly

axle

To remove

Depress quick release clip and

slide wheel oﬀ axles. Urban

Single and Swift axles can

be pushed in to reduce the

total folded size. Push the axle

release tab and push the axles

in until they click into place.

spaceraxle

NB: On Terrain Double

remember to insert

the spacer between

the front wheels.

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Safety Harness

To fasten

1. Clip shoulder straps to waist strap buckles.

2. Push both waist buckle ends into crotch strap.

To release the harness

1. Squeeze the tabs on either side of the main

buckle with thumb and foreﬁnger.

To adjust width for a new born

1. Unclip all straps from the main buckle.

2. Thread the main buckle and crotch strap

through the centre fabric slot on the seat.

3. Thread the side straps through the side fabric

slots.

To adjust

1. Adjustslidingbucklesso

harnessstrapsﬁtﬁrmly.

Shoulder Straps

The stroller comes with the shoulder straps set in the newborn

position. Shoulder strap height should be located just below or

level with a child’s shoulders. The older the child, the further up

the seat the straps need to be.

To adjust:

1. Locate buckle by slipping hand up the inside back of the

seat.

2. Pushtherectangularshaped buckle through theinsertion

sloton anangle,pushing thecorner of the buckle ﬁrst.

3. Re-threadthecornerofthebucklethroughthemost

suitableheightinsertionslotforyourchild.

4. Once the buckle is through the slot, twist it so it is

ﬂat against the seat back and then check it is secure by

pulling on strap.

NB: Initial adjustment from newborn position requires you to follow

points 1 and 2, then continue to unthread until the shoulder strap

is completely out of the hammock. Then rethread the shoulder

strap at the right height as per the instructions 3 and 4.

NB: Make sure baby is

positioned down as

far as possible in seat.

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Centre

fabric

slot

Side

fabric

slot

NB: a separate safety harness

conforming to British Standard

BS6684 may be attached to

the two ‘D’ rings located at the

insertion of the waist harness.

Seat Recline

The seat back can be reclined to any position

between the upright and fully reclined positions.

To recline

Pull on the buckles to slide the straps through the

buckles and recline the seat.

To raise

Pull straps through the buckles to raise the seat angle.

buckles

strap

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It is important to put the brake on whenever you park

the stroller. Ensure it is on when putting your child in

or taking your child out of the stroller.

Brake

Safety Wrist Strap

Use the safety wrist strap in all situations. Ensure that

the loop of the strap is located around the wrist of

the person pushing the stroller.

Care should be taken if the stroller is used down hills

or in strong winds.

To release: lift brake lever completely up.

To apply: push brake lever completely down.

wrist strap

brake lever

WARNING: The stroller should not

be used unassisted on

stairs or escalators.

Seat removal

1. Unfasten seat

domes from frame

along side tubes

(4 domes each side).

2. Unfasten straps

underneath seat

and those attached

to frame (1 strap

each side).

3. Unfasten the domes

which fasten the

sunhood and seat

together.

Removing Seat and Sunhood

Sunhood removal

1. Pull support wire out of sunhood joint by

pushing against frame and pulling wire

downwards.

Note:

this operation is child proof

and therefore requires a degree of force.

2. Repeat on opposite side.

3. Unfasten sunhood domes that attach the

sunhood to stroller frame and to stroller

seat back.

sunhood

supportwire

plastic joint

For Terrainmodels

only, push seat

forward then slide

fabric up seat

support wire and

remove hammock

wire from stroller

frame.

NB:

To reﬁt seat:

follow removal instructions in reverse.

Ensure fabric is domed OVER frame.

To reﬁt sunhood:

follow removal

instructions in

reverse.

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Regular maintenance is needed to keep the stroller working eﬀectively and safely.

Cleaning

Fabric: The outdoor fabric should be cleaned regularly. Brush oﬀ any excessive

dirt or sand and rinse with lukewarm water. Fabric can be removed and

washed by hand using a mild natural soap solution in lukewarm water

(no more than 38°C/100°F). Rinse thoroughly. DO NOT tumble dry or dry

in strong sunlight.

Frame: If the buggy is used in exposed environments such as salt water, salt

spray or beach sand, wash any steel parts of the stroller by hosing the

stroller or use warm soapy water, dry thoroughly and protect by spraying

with light aerosol can oil, eg WD40® or CRC®.

NB: To avoid fabric fading, cover the stroller if it is exposed to direct sunlight through

glass, eg in a car or if stored in exposed areas.

Fabric may fade due to intense exposure to direct sunlight.

Fabric may develop mould or mildew if stored in humid or damp conditions.

Storage

Store stroller inside in a dry place but away from central heating units/radiators and do

not store in airing or hotwater cupboards.

NB: These tyres use natural rubber that may stain some surfaces. Do not park your buggy on a

newly polished or varnished surface as the natural rubber may react with solvents or other

chemicals present in the varnish or polish. When storing your buggy we recommend using

a cloth or mat in between the tyres and hard surfaces such as vinyl, linoleum, polished

ﬂooring or your car’s interior surfaces such as seats and plastic trims.

Wheel Alignment

(Terrain only)

It may be necessary to periodically

adjust wheel alignment if the stroller

steers to one side.

1. Loosen all four nuts holding

struts in position.

2. Slightly tighten outside nut on the opposite side to the direction it is pulling

(eg if it’s steering to left tighten nut D).

3. Test the stroller by pushing it on a smooth ﬂat surface.

ABD

Buggy Care

4. When the correct steering is achieved, turn the outside nut on the opposite

side so it just touches the side of the tube.

5. Tighten the inside nuts.

Tyres/Tubes

1. If a puncture occurs the inner tube can be repaired with a bicycle repair kit,

or replaced. If tread becomes worn the tyre should be replaced. Contact your

local dealer, or most cycle stores have tubes and repair kits.

2. Inﬂate tyres to pressure of 20psi (140KPa). Do not exceed 30psi (210KPa).

Handlebar Grip

Take care to protect the handlebar grip from

abrasion or sharp objects. Your authorised dealer

can arrange replacement grips and instructions if

required.

Brake

The brake should be lubricated regularly to maintain optimum operation. It may require

extra lubrication if it is diﬃcult to operate.

lubricatethissurface

Buggy Care (continued)

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