Silver Cross Wave User manual

Wave
IMPORTANT: KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
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1.3
1.4
2.1
2.5
2.7
2.6
1.6
1.5
2.2
2.3
2.4
Contents
Check all parts have been supplied. The Wave travel system includes:
CHASSIS  BOX 1 OF 2
1.1 Chassis
1.2 Front Wheels
1.3 Rear Wheels
1.4 Tandem Connectors
1.5 Car Seat Adaptors
1.6 Cup Holder
PUSHCHAIR SEAT  BOX 2 OF 2
2.1 Pushchair Seat
2.2 Pushchair Seat Hood
2.3 Pushchair Seat Apron
2.4 Bumper Bar
2.5 Pushchair / Tandem
Seat Raincover
2.6 Pushchair / Tandem
Seat Bug Net
2.7 Seat Liner
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3.3
3.5
3.4
4.5
4.7 4.8
4.6
3.2 4.2
4.3
4.4
3.6
CARRYCOT  BOX 2 OF 2
3.1 Carrycot Outer
3.2 Carrycot Liner
3.3 Carrycot Mattress
3.4 Carrycot Hood
3.5 Carrycot Apron
3.6 Bumper Bar
3.7 Carrycot Raincover
3.8 Carrycot Bug Net
TANDEM SEAT - Available separately
4.1 Tandem Seat
4.2 Tandem Seat Hood
4.3 Tandem Seat Apron
4.4 Bumper Bar
4.5 Pushchair / Tandem
Seat Raincover
4.6 Pushchair / Tandem
Seat Seat Bug Net
4.7 Seat Liner
4.8 Carrycot Adaptors
3.7
3.8
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These instructions are important.
Read these instructions before
use and keep them for future
reference. Your child’s safety may
be aected if you do not follow
these instructions.
Your Wave travel system is a high
quality Silver Cross product.
It meets current safety standards
and care and regular light
maintenance will ensure its
long service.
Check pushchair for wear and
tear including locking devices,
brakes and lubricate moving parts
regularly.
In single conguration, this travel
system is suitable from birth up
to 9kg with the carrycot and from
6 months up to 25kg with the
pushchair seat.
In tandem conguration, this
travel system is suitable from
birth up to 9kg with the carrycot,
from 6 months up to 15kg with the
pushchair seat and from 6 months
up to 15kg with the tandem seat.
If somebody unfamiliar is using
your Wave travel system, always
ensure that they read these
instructions carefully so that they
understand how the product
works best.
The Wave travel system is designed
and tested to be used with the
Wave crrycot, Wave pushchair
seat, Wave tandem seat (sold
separately) and a range of car
seats. For a list of compatible car
seats, please visit our website:
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WARNING
THE SAFETY OF YOUR CHILD IS
YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
WARNING
ALWAYS APPLY THE PARKING
BRAKE WHEN YOU ARE
STANDING STILL.
WARNING
ALWAYS APPLY THE PARKING
BRAKE WHEN PLACING AND
REMOVING THE CHILD.
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Preparation for use
Remove all packaging material
from the chassis and dispose of
carefully.
5.1 Attach the front wheels by
inserting the wheels onto the
swivel pins on the chassis
until they ‘click’ into position.
5.2 Attach the rear wheels by
pressing the central release
button on the wheel and
inserting the axle into the
rear wheel connection hole.
Release the button once
the axle is fully inserted into
the slot.
CHECK THE WHEELS ARE
SECURE BY GENTLY PULLING
THE WHEELS AWAY FROM THE
CHASSIS.
5.1
5.2
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5.3 Release the folding lock and
lift the handle upwards.
5.4 Continue to lift the handle
upwards until the chassis
‘clicks’ and locks into position.
Check that the chassis is
secure by gently pushing
downwards on the handle.
5.3
5.4
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Using the parking brake
6.1 To apply the brake, press
down on the red brake pedal.
Listen for the ‘click’. The green
button will raise.
ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE
PARKING BRAKE IS FULLY
ENGAGED BY GENTLY MOVING
THE CHASSIS BACKWARDS &
FORWARDS.
To disengage the brake, press
down on the green brake
release button. Move the chassis
backwards slightly before moving
forward.
Operating the swivel wheels
The chassis has lockable front
swivel wheels.
7.1 Push the swivel wheel lock
button downwards to lock the
wheels into the xed position.
The wheel will lock once it
has aligned with the forward
direction of travel.
6.1
7.1
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Operating the height adjustable
handle
WARNING
BEFORE MAKING ANY
ADJUSTMENTS TO THE CHASSIS,
ENSURE THE PARKING BRAKE IS
ENGAGED.
The chassis has 5 handle height
positions.
8.1 Press and hold the handle
height adjustment button.
8.2 Slide the handle up or down
to required height and release
the adjustment button. Slide
further up or down as desired
until the handle locks and
‘clicks’ into place.
8.1
8.2
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Using the cup holder
9.1 The cup holder can be
attached to either side of
the chassis handle. Attach
the cup holder by clipping
the cup holder clamp to the
chassis on the lower part of
the handle, ensuring the cup
holder is the correct way up.
9.2 Ensure the cup holder is
fastened correctly and the
clip is correctly engaged with
the locating pin.
9.3 To remove the cup holder,
unclip the cup holder clamp
from the chassis handle.
WARNING
DO NOT USE CUP HOLDER WITH
HOT LIQUIDS.
WARNING
THE CUP HOLDER IS CAPABLE OF
HOLDING A MAXIMUM WEIGHT
OF 340g.
9.1
9.2
9.3
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USING WAVE FROM BIRTH
WITH THE CARRYCOT
Preparing the carrycot for use
Remove all packaging material
from the carrycot and dispose of
carefully.
ALWAYS ENSURE THE BUMPER
BAR IS ATTACHED WHEN YOUR
CHILD IS IN THE CARRYCOT.
WARNING
THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR
A CHILD WHO CANNOT SIT UP
OR ROLL OVER BY ITSELF AND
CANNOT PUSH ITSELF UP ON ITS
HANDS AND KNEES.
10.1 To erect the carrycot outer,
lay the carrycot outer down
with the frame uppermost.
Pull both metal bars into the
locating grooves on internal
base of carrycot to hold the
frame up in position. Check
the bars are rmly and evenly
located in the grooves. Insert
the carrycot liner into the
outer. The warning label is at
the toe end of the carrycot.
10.1
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