Britax SteelCraft Agile 4 User manual

AGILE 4
TRAVEL SYSTEM STROLLER
www.britax.com.au
Series SH908
Suitable for use with the Steelcraft Baby Capsule
or the Safe n Sound Unity Baby Capsule (Baby Capsules sold separately)
IMPORTANT: KEEP THIS BOOKLET IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

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ALWAYS FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS.
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLY AND USE
OF THIS STROLLER.
THE CORRECT USE AND MAINTENANCE OF THIS PRODUCT IS
ESSENTIAL.
• USE GREAT CARE WHEN USING THE STROLLER ON STAIRS,
ESCALATORS,TRAVELATORS OR OTHER MOVING SURFACES.
• IT IS RECOMMENDED TO REMOVE THE CHILD FROM THE STROLLER
BEFORE GOING UP OR DOWN STAIRS OR ESCALATORS.
• DO NOT LIFT THE STROLLER BY THE TRAY OR ARM BAR (Purchased
Separately) BECAUSE IT MAY DISENGAGE.
• DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO STAND ON THE SEAT.
• DO NOT HANG BAGS OR GOODS FROM THE HANDLE AS THIS
COULD CAUSE THE STROLLER TO TIP OVER.
• DO NOT LEAVE THE STROLLER AND ITS ACCESSORIES NEAR AN
OPEN FIRE OR EXPOSED FLAME.
• DO NOT PLACE MORE THAN 4KG IN THE BASKET, OR 1KG IN THE
CANOPY POCKET (IF SUPPLIED).
IMPORTANT NOTES:
IMPORTANT NOTES

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WARNINGS: TO AVOID INJURY OR DEATH:
ALWAYS APPLY THE BRAKES WHENEVER THE STROLLER IS
STATIONARY.
• DO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED.
• SECURE THE CHILD IN THE HARNESS AT ALL TIMES.
• DO NOT CARRY EXTRA CHILDREN OR BAGS ON THIS STROLLER.
• MAKE SURE CHILDREN ARE CLEAR OF ANY MOVING PARTS IF YOU
ADJUST THE STROLLER.
• DO NOT USE ANY ACCESSORIES OTHER THAN THOSE APPROVED
FOR USE WITH THIS STROLLER BY BRITAX.
• IT IS UNSAFE TO USE ACCESSORIES NOT APPROVED FOR USE WITH
THIS STROLLER.
• THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF THE CHILD USING THIS STROLLER IS
NOT TO EXCEED 22 KG.
This CAUTION Symbol is shown at certain steps in
this Instruction Manual to highlight the danger
of being injured by moving parts.
CAUTION
FOR IMPORTANT NOTES AND WARNINGS ON ACCESSORIES -
REFER TO THEIR INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS IN THIS BOOK.
THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT VARIES FOR EACH ACCESSORY.
WARNINGS

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The SMART lifting technique
This technique can be used to pick up small light loads from low levels.
Size up the Load
• Assess the load (size, shape and weight).
• Assess whether the load needs to be moved;
• Where is it going to be placed”Check that there are no obstructions;
• Assess whether mechanical or human assistance is required.
Move the Load as close to the body as possible
• A load is heavier to lift or carry if it is not close to the body.
• The whole hand should be used to ensure a firm grip.
Always bend your knees
• Maintain balance.
• Keep feet apart and in a comfortable position.
• Minimise lower back bending.
• Bend knees preferable at as large an angle as possible but not at a right
angle - use a semi squat in preference to a full squat.
Raise the load with your legs
• Achieve the lift smoothly and without jerkiness.
• Maintain the normal curvature of the spine to allow the force of the
load to be distributed evenly from the spine to the pelvis.
Turn your feet in the direction that you want to move the load.
• Avoid unnecessary bending, twisting and reaching.
• Change direction by turning your feet and not your back.
• To set the load down, squat down, keep your head up and let your legs
do the work.
Remember to ‘THINK TALL’ chest lifted, shoulders relaxed, chin
tucked in and head level.
MANUAL HANDLING TECHNIQUES

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A1 x Stroller Frame,
Seats & Basket
B1 x Canopy
C2 x Rear Wheels D2 x Front wheels
E 2 x Car Seat Receivers
for Steelcraft Baby Capsule
F1 x set of Shoulder pads
PARTS LIST

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G1 x Rain cover
PARTS LIST

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STROLLER LEGEND
26
23
22
20
21
19
18
17
16
13
12
14
15
10
1
2
5
4
6
8
7
24
25
3
9
28
27
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STROLLER LEGEND
1. Canopy
2. 4 bar waist harness slider
3. Waist harness straps
4. Shoulder harness straps
5. 3 bar shoulder harness slider
6. Waist strap buckle tongues
7. Shoulder strap
8. Buckle
9. Crotch harness strap
10. Inner seat
11. Upper seat
12. Folding strap
13. Lower seat
14. Leg rest
15. Front wheel release button
16. Swivel wheel locks
17. Swivel wheels
18. Basket
19. Rear wheels
20. Brake
21. Carry handle
22. Frame lock
23. Sure lock release button
24. Canopy frame socket
25. Tether strap
26. Handle
27. Canopy window
28. Canopy window cover

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IMPORTANT NOTES:
PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 4 FOR SMART LIFTING TECHNIQUES.
• RELEASE THE STORAGE LATCH WITH DUE CARE AND OPEN THE FRAME.
• WHEN OPENING THE STROLLER, BE AWARE OF THE DANGER OF BEING
INJURED BY MOVING PARTS AND LOCKING DEVICES DURING TH
PROCESS. KEEP ALL HANDS AND LIMBS CLEAR OF THESE PARTS.
• THERE IS POTENTIAL FOR FINGERS OR PARTS OF THE BODY TO BE
INJURED WHEN THE STROLLER IS BEING UNFOLDED, DUE CARE
SHOULD BE EXERCISED.
• KEEP CHILDREN CLEAR OF THE STROLLER WHEN UNFOLDING THE
STROLLER.
• OPEN THE STROLLER SLOWLY AND BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU PLACE
YOUR HANDS.
STROLLER ASSEMBLY
OPENING THE STROLLER FRAME
OPENING THE STROLLER FRAME
ARelease the storage latch located on the rear leg.

STROLLER ASSEMBLY
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OPENING THE STROLLER FRAME
BOpen the frame as shown by the arrow until you hear a ‘click’ which
indicates the frame is fully opened and locked.
A To attach the front swivel wheel assembly, insert the swivel wheel
assembly and push it into the wheel moulding until you hear a ‘click
which indicates the wheel is locked in. Pull on each wheel to make
sure it is engaged. Repeat the process if not locked in.
BTo attach the rear wheels, insert each wheel axle into the moulding
and push in until locked.You should hear a ‘click’ which indicates the
wheel has locked in. Pull on each wheel to make sure it is engaged.
Repeat the process if not locked in.
See Page 11 for Illustration.
ATTACHING THE FRONT AND REAR WHEELS