Milly and Coup Milo User manual

Milo
Bassinet + Stroller
Bundle
User Guide
MANUAL
Second Rule of Parent Club: always read your

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Safety First
Thanks for choosing Milly and Coup.
We bet you can’t wait to meet Milo but before you do, please spend
5 minutes reading through our tips to avoid tears and safety
warnings on page 6 and 7.
Whilst Milo complies with the Australian Safety Standards, if you’re
not using the stroller correctly or are not aware of the safety
features, serious accidents can occur.
Wishing you many fun, happy and safe adventures out and about
with Milo!
Warranty Information
Milo comes with a 3-year defects warranty to cover against faults
in materials and workmanship when your stroller is used under
normal conditions, according to our user manual and technical
specifications.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under
the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or
refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other
reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to
have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of
acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major
failure.
For full warranty terms and conditions or to make a claim, please
visit the Warranty page of our website for details.
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Contents
3. Warranty information
5. Parts checklist
6. Safety warnings
8. Setting up the Bassinet
9. Attaching + removing the Bassinet
10. Using the Bassinet
12. Setting up your Stroller
12. Frame
13. Seat
15. Canopy
17. Harness
18. Belly bar
19. Using Milo
19. Brake, wheel locks
20. Basket, handlebar, seat recline
21. Reversing the seat
22. Folding the stroller
24. Accessories
25. Maintenance
26. Cleaning
27. Spare Parts
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Meet Milo!
Parts Checklist
Please check that you have all the below parts and accessories.
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Canopy
Frame + Basket
Bassinet Rain Cover
Bassinet Cover
Seat
2 x Front Swivel Wheels
Belly Bar
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Bassinet Adaptors
Harness Covers
UV Cover
2 x Rear Wheels
Bassinet Mattress
Bassinet
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Tips to avoid tears
Safety Warnings
The Milo stroller and bassinet bundle is designed and tested to comply
with AS/NZS2088:2013.
Safety is a serious matter. Please read and follow the below warning
notices before using your stroller. Failure to do so could result in
serious injury or even death:
Baby (under 6 months) specific
• Do not use the bassinet once the
child can sit up (generally around
4-6 months, however, will be
dierent for every child).
• Seat must be reclined to the flattest
position for use with babies under 6
months of age until they can sit-up
unaided and support their head.
Without being able to support their
head there is a risk that their head
tilts forward and blocks oxygen flow.
• The seat harness must be used at
all times with all 5 straps secured to
prevent your baby falling out.
• Hold the seat in position when
extending the canopy to ensure it
doesn’t pull the seat-back forward
at the same time.
Safety harness
• Please ensure that your child
correctly wears the fitted and
adjusted safety harness at all times
with all 5 straps secured.
• Never leave the harness buckled
when not fitted to the child in the
stroller. The harness can form loops
which may pose a strangulation
hazard.
Canopy
• The canopy provides a critical
containment function for infants
and small children. Ensure that it is
firmly attached at all times.
Accessories & replacement parts
• Do not use parts or accessories that
are not approved for use with the
Milo range. Doing so may be unsafe
and may also void your warranty.
(e.g. toddler boards, bag hooks etc)
Folding & carrying your stroller
• To avoid finger entrapment, keep
your own and your children’s fingers
clear of any folding parts.
• Do not lift or carry the stroller when
occupied by your child.
• Do not lift or carry the stroller when
fully assembled.
• Only lift and carry after folding.
• Always remove the bassinet or car
capsule prior to folding and carry
separately.
• Ensure that the automatic frame
lock is engaged before lifting or
carrying the stroller.
• Make sure the stroller and all
parts are secured when being
transported in a vehicle.
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General Safety
• This is not a toy.
• Do not allow your child to climb,
stand on or play with the stroller.
• Do not use the stroller in a manner
for which it is not designed.
• To avoid tipping, do not allow your
child to climb unassisted into the
stroller.
• Keep children clear of the stroller
before making any adjustments.
• Not suitable for running,
rollerblading or skating.
• Remove your child and fold the
stroller when going up or down
stairs or escalators.
• Take your child out of the stroller
when travelling by bus, tram or train.
• Gently sloping surfaces may be
unstable.
• On steeper sloping and uneven
surfaces, there is a possibility that
the stroller may tip over and you
may need to remove your child.
• Do not use if any part is broken, torn
or missing. Replacement parts are
available from our website or by
contacting us.
• Do not use or leave the stroller near
open fire or exposed flame.
• Never leave rain covers or other
covers over the stroller indoors, in
a hot atmosphere or near a heat
source.
• Always supervise whilst the stroller is
covered.
• Always ensure that the frame and
the seat/car capsule are correctly
engaged before using the product.
• Do not overload the stroller with
additional children, bags, other
items or accessories.
• The maximum weight that can be
hung from the handlebar is 4kg
when the seat is in the forward
facing position and 1kg in the
parent facing position. Please hold
the handlebar at all times when
bags are attached to avoid a
tipping hazard. If you’re on a
sloping surface or your child is
moving around in the seat it may
become unbalanced.
• Do not allow children to stand on
the axle/brake bar between the
wheels. This is unsafe and could
damage the stroller.
• To avoid injury or death: Always
apply the brakes whenever the
pram/stroller is stationary.
Maximum weight limits
• Maximum weight for a child in the
seat is 22kg
• Maximum weight limit for a baby in
the bassinet is 9kg.
• Maximum weight for items in the
basket is 8kg
• Maximum weight to be carried
on the handlebar bag is 4kg with
the seat forward facing and 1kg
with the seat in the parent facing
position.
Others using your stroller
• If the stroller is being used by
someone unfamiliar with it (such as
grandparents) always explain to
them how the stroller works and its
safety features.
Supervision
• Never leave your child unattended
with the stroller. It should only be
used under adult supervision.
Wrist tether strap
• Always use the wrist tether strap to
stop the stroller rolling away.
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Lift the bassinet canopy up until it clicks
into place.
Press down on the bassinet base whilst
pulling up on the canopy by the canopy
handle to erect the bassinet.
Using the fabric straps, pull the frame
support rods towards the ends of the
bassinet until they lock under the 4 plastic
clips. Tip: if they don’t insert easily simply
lift the clip up to help guide the rods into
place.
Insert the bassinet mattress. Tip: many
parents like to wrap their mattress in a
muslin cloth or similar to make cleaning
easier.
Attach the bassinet cover using the Velcro
and press studs on each side.
Setting up your Bassinet
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Ensure the brake is engaged.
Attach the bassinet adaptors.
Hover the bassinet over the bassinet
adaptors and push down until you hear
a click. Pull up on the canopy handle to
ensure the bassinet has securely locked
into place.
To remove the bassinet, lift the release
lever at the back of the canopy all the
way up and use the handle to lift the
bassinet up and o the frame.
To remove the bassinet adaptors simply
press the buttons in the middle of the
adaptors and lift up.
Attaching + Removing
the Bassinet
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For safety reasons, we recommend removing your baby prior to
attaching or removing your bassinet.

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To adjust the canopy, press the two
buttons on the inside sides and low-
er the canopy to the desired position
(note: there are 2 canopy positions).
To raise the canopy simply lift it back
up; no need to push the buttons.
Using your Milo Bassinet
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Ready to rock + stroll!

To release the frame from the folded
position, pull back the black plastic frame
lock on the left hand side of the frame and
lift the handlebar up to open the frame.
To adjust the handlebar to your desired
position, unclip the handlebar locks
located on each side of the frame and pull
or push to your desired height.
Note the grooves underneath the frame
bar. It needs to be sitting within a groove
for the locks to be able to close. If you
find they won’t close simply give the bar a
jiggle to find the nearest groove.
To attach the rear wheels to your frame
push each wheel pin into the sides of the
rear axle until you hear a “click”. Give them
a tug to ensure they are attached
securely.
Next, insert each front wheel pin into the
centre of the front wheel socket ensuring
you hear them “click” in.
Give each wheel a firm tug to ensure they
are secure.
Setting up your Frame
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Tips to avoid tears
The strap hanging from your handlebar is a wrist tether strap.
Please ensure you slip your hand through here whenever you’re using the
stroller. It’s designed to prevent the stroller rolling away and is a requirement of
the Australian Standards for all prams and strollers.
Line up the round plastic seat connectors with
the frame and press the seat downwards.
Push the foot rest down into place and the
back of the seat backwards until they both lock
firmly into place in a normal seated position.
To adjust the foot rest, using both hands, press
the round buttons on the sides of the foot rest
and adjust down to your required level. No
need to push them to adjust it up.
To recline the seat, fully lift the seat recline
latch located on the back of the seat and
adjust the seat forward or back.
Setting up your Seat
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Removing your Seat
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Tips to avoid tears
USING THE STROLLER WITH A BABY UNDER 6 MONTHS
The seat must be fully reclined to the flattest position. (An upright or semi
reclined seat can increase the risk of your child’s head tilting/falling forwards
resulting in reduced airflow which can lead to serious injury or even death).
Always use the harness with all 5 straps secured.
The seat can be used with or without the newborn insert.
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The seat can be faced in a forward or rear
facing position.
To remove the seat, lift the foot rest and
lower half of the seat up to meet the seat
back, simultaneously lifting the seat recline
latch and lifting the entire seat unit directly
up and out of the black plastic seat
connectors.
Don’t worry if it feels awkward at first, you’ll
be doing it with your eyes closed in no
time!
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To attach the canopy, make sure the seat
is in the parent facing position to give you
room away from the frame.
Attach the plastic canopy connectors
onto the sides of the frame (tip: gently
pull both sides out to widen the
connector gap).
Add: the connectors are designed to be
tight so as not to become loose overtime.
If you are struggling to attach them, try
tipping the stroller onto one side and
attach the side facing up. Then turn the
stroller over and repeat on the other side.)
Next press the button on the back of the
canopy connectors and slide the
connectors up until they click into the
second position. This will give taller
toddlers additional headroom.
Secure the canopy to the seat using the
four press studs.
Setting up your Canopy
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The seat must NOT be used without the canopy. The canopy acts as a head
barrier ensuring your child remains securely in the seat.
When adjusting the canopy when the seat is reclined, always hold the seat in
place to avoid it moving forward.
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Setting up your Canopy
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The canopy can be extended using the
zipper.
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Using the strap buckles, adjust the length
of each strap to ensure it fits nice and
snug.
Attach each of the 4 harness straps into
the central buckle (they must be facing
the correct way to insert).
Always give the harness a tug to ensure
it’s secure.
To release press the button in the middle
of the buckle.
Adjusting your Harness
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Tips to avoid tears
Please ensure that your child correctly wears the fitted and adjusted safety
harness at all times with all 5 straps secured.
Never leave the harness buckled when not fitted to the child in the stroller. The
harness can form loops which may cause a strangulation hazard.
To secure the harness:
To adjust the height of the harness straps:
Depending on your child’s height, thread
the shoulder strap through the
appropriate slot on the seat.
Ensure it is thread through the
corresponding slot of the seat liner or
newborn insert.
Adjust the strap length using the buckle
as required.
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The final steps
+Insert the belly bar into the belly bar slots
on the seat frame.
Always give the bar a firm tug to ensure it
is secure.
(Note: To remove from one side or both,
press the button on the side you want to
release, and pull the belly bar out.)
Ready to rock + stroll!
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Using your Milo
Tips to avoid tears
Do not allow your child to climb, stand or play on the stroller.
To avoid tipping, do not allow your child to climb unassisted into the stroller.
When stopped, use the brake at all times by pressing down on the bottom of the
red brake paddle with your foot until you feel it click into place. To start travelling
again press down on the top of the red lever with your foot to disengage the brake
and o you go!
Rear brake
When travelling fast along straight surfaces or across uneven terrain, the front
wheels may spin or cause what’s known as “wheel shudder”.
To lock the front swivel wheels into place, engage the wheel lock buttons (located
on the back of the front wheel sockets).
Front wheel locks
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Tips to avoid tears
Remove your child from the seat and fold the stroller before going up or down
stairs or escalators. Take your child out of the stroller when travelling by bus,
tram or train.
The Milo basket has been tested to
hold 8kg. Overloading the basket with
more weight may cause the basket to
to break. To remove the basket simply
undo the zips around each bar as well
as the fabric loop around the top.
Basket
Unclip the handlebar locks located on
each side of the frame and pull or push
to your desired height. Note the groves
underneath the frame bar. It needs to
be sitting within a groove for the locks
to be able to close. If you find they
won’t close simply give the handle a
jiggle to find the nearest groove.
Adjusting the handlebar
Fully lift the seat recline latch (located
on the back of the seat) and recline the
seat to the desired position. You don’t
need to lift the latch to adjust it back
to upright.
Reclining the seat
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