Important - keep for futu- re reference, Warning – Kidco G20d-C User Manual

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IMPORTANT -

KEEP FOR FUTU-

RE REFERENCE

• Please take a few minutes to read the instruc-
tions thoroughly. Failure to do so may result in
damage to the gate or in worst case injury to
your child.
• When unpacking the gate, carefully check all
parts. Do not use this gate if parts are broken or
missing.

• When installed as instructed, between two clean
structurally sound surfaces, this gate conforms to:

ASTM F-1004-09 United States Standards
EN 1930:2000 European Standard

This gate is designed for children from 6 months
to 24 months. Since each child’s skills develop at
different ages, these age parameters should be
monitored against your child’s own development.

•

No part of this gate requires lubrication.

•

Clean using warm soapy water, or a damp

cloth.

Important Information

Maintenance

WARNING

• Intended for use with children

from 6 months through 24

months.

• Check the stability of the gate

and tighten all hardware and

mountings regularly.

• To prevent serious injury or death,

securely install gate or enclosure

and use according to manufac-

turer’s instructions.

• Never use with a child able to

climb over or dislodge/open the

gate or enclosure.

• Do not use if any part of gate is

broken or missing.

• Never use if gate is less than 3/4

of child’s height.

• Discontinue use if any part of gate

is damaged.

• This product will not necessaily

prevent all accidents. Never leave

child unattended.

• Use only spare parts available

from KidCo.

• Never allow child to climb or

swing on gate.

• Use only with the locking/latching

mechanism securely engaged.

• Closely supervise child when gate

is installed at the top of stairs.

• Never climb over the gate.
• Never hang or tie toys etc. to any

part of the gate.

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•

Do not use abrasive cleaners or bleach.

•

If using outdoors, and to help prevent rust,

treat metal parts with a rust inhibitor.

Some rusting may still occur.

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