Chicco 430 - Manual (Page 12)

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The Big Caboose Stand-On Triple Instruction Manual
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• To use the stroller to carry an infant
car seat carrier, you must replace the
Child Tray with the Car Seat Carrier
Support.
• Remove the Child Tray by pressing
in on the lock tabs and pulling the
tray off the brackets. Store the tray
in a convenient place for later use.
• Line up the female fittings on the
Car Seat Carrier Support to the male
fittings on the front of the stroller
and push inward until the fittings
snap into place. See Figure 23. Pull
outward on both sides of the support
to be sure both are snapped securely
in place.
• Push the canopy to its most rearward
position.
• Adjust the seatback to its reclined
position.
• Remove the infant carrier from the
car seat base.
• Place the infant carrier onto the top
of the stroller in a REAR FACING
POSITION, locating the head end
of the carrier so that it rests on the
Car Seat Carrier Support and the
feet end of the carrier so that it rests
on the seatback, but NOT on top of
the edge of the seatback. See Figure
24.
• Insure that the head end of the infant
carrier is pushed down firmly INSIDE
the frame of the Car Seat Carrier
Support and that it is centered side
to side.
• Remove the carrier restraining
straps from the pouches on both
sides of the stroller. Buckle them in
place over the LOWEST part of the
carrier sides. Adjust the straps so
they are tight around the carrier but
AWAY from the child’s neck. Pull up
on the carrier to be sure it is held on
securely. See Figure 25.
• Always check frequently to be sure
that the restraining straps are tight
across the infant carrier but away
from the child’s neck.
• When you remove the infant carrier
from the stroller, always replace the
two restraining straps back into their
side pouches.
Using the Stroller as an
Infant Car Seat Carrier
The Big Caboose will accommodate
a car seat carrier in EACH of the front
seating locations. Follow the same
instructions for each seat if two car
seats are to be installed.