LIBERTY HOUSE TOYS LHT191WH User manual

Liberty House Toys Children’s Rocket Slide
Item Code: LHT191WH/LHT191GG
AGE 2+
ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (please read carefully before assembly)
ACCESSORIES
locking tool
1
The product should be assembled by an adult – please make sure all plastic wrapping is disposed of to
avoid risk of suffocation
Place handrail A and B to the
slide rail as shown (and insert
washer inner 2).
Secure handrails in place
using the 8 small nuts and
locking tool.
Fix steps to panel A as shown
in illustration (C step to top
rail) – tighten 3 nuts with
locking tool.
STEP BY STEP ASSEMBLY
STEP STEP STEP
1 2 3

2
Connect the part
assembled handrail to the
main slide (as shown) and
insert x1 washer outer.
Make sure all screws are securely tightened
before use.
Connect the other handrail
using screws and washers.
Important – you will notice that one of the washers is
threaded like a screw. It is important that you apply enough
pressure using both hands – one to hold a washer still – the
other to rotate the other washer so that it tightens – like a
screw. It may be useful to use an object (like a screwdriver)
to achieve more force – just place screwdriver into washer
hole and rotate clockwise whilst holding the other washer
still by hand until fully screwed in place.
STEP BY STEP ASSEMBLY
STEP
STEP FINISH
STEP
4
6
5
Liberty House Toys
20-24 Gibraltar Row
King Edward Industrial Estate
Liverpool L3 7HJ
United Kingdom
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts.
MAINTENANCE
1. Check parts from time to time to ensure that all screws are secure (so keep locking tool in safe place).
2. The slide steps have anti slip styling/patterns – these can become soiled over time – so please clean often.
3. Cleaning should be carried out with a damp cloth and warm water (you can use diluted cleaning liquid) –
we do not advise using acidic or abrasive cleaning liquids.
4. The product can be used indoors and outdoors but avoid high temperatures and avoid prolonged periods
of direct sunlight – over a period direct sunlight can affect colour fastness.