InStep 11-KS188 - Manual (Page 3)

To recline seat
To fully recline, unhook buckle on back of the seat.To adjust the recline position;
adjust the slide on the strap to the desired length.
WARNING: Child may slip into leg openings and strangle. Never use in a
reclined carriage position unless T-shield and shoulder strap have been
readjusted to the new seat position.
Storage and folding
WARNING: Always remove child from stroller before folding
Pull the back of the seats forward. It will be easier to fold if the seats are not in
the recline position.
Remove locking pins from side latches on the stroller frame (Double Models
have 2 locking pins). Release the two latches from the frame. The stroller
may automatically begin to fold, the front wheel will fold under frame and the
handle will fold backwards. For a more compact fold remove front and rear wheels
Tether/Wrist Strap Attachment
The wrist strap has different sized loops. The large loop will go on your wrist;
the small loop will be on handlebar. Slide end with large loop through the small
loop, then grasp the end with the large loop and pull strap to tighten on handlebar.
Caution:
Whenever child is in stroller always use the wrist strap. Before you remove
the wrist strap from your wrist make sure you fi rst engage the rear brakes.
Engage Parking Brake
Step on the levers next to the rear wheels, or the metal bar that links the two
levers, until the cogs of the brakes engage the cogs of the wheel. Repeat on other
side. To release brake, lift levers using your toe until cogs disengage.
PROPER USE OF SEAT BELTS & SHOULDER STRAPS
WARNING: Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use seatbelt.
Place child in seat. Make sure T-shield is between the child’s legs.
When child is seated, place shoulder straps over the child’s shoulders.
Slide waist straps through lower loops of shoulder straps, bring lap belt
ends together and clip into place around child’s waist. Adjust waist and
shoulder straps for snug fi t.
Operating Instructions Mall Cruiser
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Storage and folding
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