Summer 12311 User manual

BEDRAIL INSTRUCTION MANUALIMPORTANT! KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCERead all instructions before use of the bedrail. Adult assembly required. Keep small parts away from children.

Bedrail INSTRUCTION MANUALGuidelines for use•This bedguard is not recommended for use by children under the age of 18 months, or when the child is over the age of 5 years. It is recommended that the bedguard is used only when the child is able to climb in and out of the bed unaided.•The bedguard is not a substitute for a cot, as it cannot provide the same level of safety.•This bedguard is suitable for use with mattresses up to 30 cm thick.•The bedguard should not be used unless all parts are in place, and that it has been securely attached to the mattress in accordance with the assembly instructions.•Once in place, the bedguard must be checked to ensure that it is properly fitted and secure.•The condition of the bedguard should be periodically checked, paying particular attention to the security of the locking mechanism and hinges.•Replacement parts should only be obtained from Summer Infant.•Do not use the bedguard on any sleeping surface that is more than 600 mm from the floor.•The cover should not be removed once the bedguard has been assembled. NEVER use the bedguard without the fabric cover.WARNING! To prevent the risk of strangulation, it is essential to ensure that when the bedguard is fitted into position, there is a gap of at least 250 mm (10 inches) between each end of the bed and the corresponding end of the bedguard.Top of mattress250 mm 10 in250 mm 10 in

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Hinges (x2) L & R L = Left, R = RightLeg supports (x2) Fabric panelStraight tubes labelled ‘B’ x3
Curved tubes x2 Straight tube labelled ‘C’
Straight tubes labelled ‘A’ x3
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COMPONENTS:Legs (x2)ASSEMBLY:DA BCDD DC C A AB B BStraight tubes labelled ‘D’ x2C APanel Assembly (refer to the diagram for the location of the various parts):Step 1: Join all tubes labelled ‘A’ together. Press down the spring tab and push the tubes together, making sure the tab pops up in the hole (Figures A & B). Step 2: Repeat for tubes labelled ‘B’.Step 3: Connect tubes ‘C’ together and then add tubes ‘D’ to the other ends of the curved sections.Step 4: Lay the fabric panel on a flat surface. Insert curved tube assembly (‘C’ and ‘D’) through the channel in the upper part of the fabric panel (Figure C and D).Step 5: Insert tube assemblies ‘A’ and ‘B’ into the loops in the fabric panel (Figure E).Step 6: Find the left hand hinge (labelled ‘L’). Make sure it looks exactly like the picture (Figure F). If necessary, press the release button and rotate the parts until correctly positioned.Step 7: Fit the ends of tubes ‘A’ and ‘B’ into the corresponding sockets in the left hand hinge (Figure G).Step 8: Rotate the entire hinge moulding and at the same time, insert the end of the curved tube assembly (Figures H, I).Step 9: Fit the other hinge to the opposite ends of the tubes. Insert tubes A and B first followed by the end of the curved tube. Leg Assembly:Step 1: The leg components are labelled A1 and A2. Use all A1 components to make one leg and all A2 components to make the other. Step 2: Fit the plastic leg supports to the shorter curved legs A1 and A2 (Figure J).Step 3: Fit the middle and end sections of the legs.Note: The middle section has a number of holes to allow the leg to be adjusted to fit various mattress sizes. The ends of the legs should point upwards to clamp against the side of the mattress. (Figure K)Step 4: With the bedrail flat on the floor, attach the legs to the hinge mouldings. Note that the pins on the legs must engage with the holes in the mouldings. (Figures L & M).Refer to "USE" section for guidance on raising and lowering the bedrail side panel.

TO CLEAN:
To clean the bedguard, wipe the surface with a damp sponge, mild detergent, and cold water. Lay flat to dry.NEVER use the bedrail with the end of the legs removed. All parts must be used and correctly assembled.To fold the bedrail side down, grasp the ends of the bedrail and use your fingers to press the buttons on both hinges; rotate the bedrail down until it locks in the folded position. To raise the bedrail side, press the buttons on the hinges and rotate upwards. The hinge locks will engage automatically, but always check they are secure (Figure N).USE:Place the assembled bedguard on to the bed frame (mattress base). Adjust the length of the legs so that the side, when in the locked (upright) position, touches the side of the mattress, with the legs fitting snugly against the other side of the mattress. For smaller mattress sizes, you may need to move the plastic leg supports to allow for the full range of adjustmentIf the mattress base is level with the side of the bed, the fitted bedguard should look like this:If the mattress base is below the sides of the bed, you will need to adjust the legs to allow the assembled bedrail to fit between the bed sides. The fitted bedguard should look like this:
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