Orbit Baby Helix Plus Double Stroller Version B - Manual (Page 13)

Manual Text Booklet – Helix Plus Upgrade Kit – ENGLISH – 5
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WARNING
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FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS AND THE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN
SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH
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Do not let others use the Orbit Baby Helix Plus Double Stroller Upgrade Kit or other
connected Orbit Baby products unless they understand how to properly use them.
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Do not use the stroller if any parts are damaged, broken or missing. If the instruction
manual is missing or you need replacement parts or assistance, see the contact
information included with this manual.
PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH
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NEVER leave your child unattended.
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Always provide the supervision necessary for the continued safety of your child.
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Stroller must be fully erected and locked in position prior to use.
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Maximum child weight for the seat on the front SmartHub is 40 lbs (18 kg) when using the
Stroller Frame G2 and 50 lbs (23 kg) with the Stroller Base G3. Maximum child weight for
the seat on the rear SmartHub is 40lbs (18 kg). Maximum child height for the seat on the
rear SmartHub is 34 in (86 cm). Note that 34 in (86 cm) is a reduced height limit for the
stroller seat when using it on the rear SmartHub.
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Never use the Orbit Baby Toddler Car Seat, Toddler Car Seat G2, or G3 Toddler Car Seat
on the rear SmartHub. Use any Orbit Baby Toddler Car Seat only on the front SmartHub.
FALL HAZARD: Avoid serious injury from falls or tipover.
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Always make sure the Helix SmartHub Attachment is securely locked into the stroller frame
leg connectors before placing your child into the stroller or starting to stroll. Pull backwards
on the Helix SmartHub Attachment and check that the red triangles on both sides are NOT
visible.
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Adult control required. Do not allow your child to stand on, sit on or play with the Helix
SmartHub Attachment. It is not a toy.
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Never let your child climb into or out of a seat unassisted.
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Always make sure the stroller seat, infant car seat or bassinet on the Helix SmartHub
Attachment is locked in the forward-facing position before strolling. Side-facing locked
positions are for stationary use only.