User manual GRACO STADIUM DUO

[. . . ] Push footrest down onto tube beneath it. At rear of pushchair, fasten three basket snaps around basket frame. WARNING: To prevent serious injury from choking, remove and immediately discard the plastic covers on the front leg pins. Push both brackets on until plastic tabs snap into the slots on the legs. [. . . ] To adjust front seat back Front seat back has one recline position. To recline, push back of seat slightly forward while pulling up on wire as shown to unlock. To return to upright position, lift wire and push seat back forward. Snaps Two lower hook/loop tabs must be threaded through buttonholes in fabric side panels and tightly fastened. Two upper hook/loop tabs must be threaded through plastic slots at front of armrests and tightly fastened. Rear seat back may have two or five positions, depending on model. It is important to avoid possible tipping back of the pushchair due to weight imbalance: When using the pushchair with only one child, place the child in the front seat. Two plastic tabs hold rear seat back in upright position. To recline seat, pull tabs out of the way in the direction of arrows. When using the pushchair with two children, FIRST place the heavier child in the front seat. When removing children, remove the child in the front seat last. Avoid leaving only the rear seat occupied. If your child is already in the safety seat because you have been using it as a carrier, make sure child is secured with the harness. WARNING: ALWAYS fasten the harness of your car seat/carrier securely on your infant, regardless of how it is being used. WARNING: Improper use of this pushchair with a carrier may result in serious injury or death. Do not use this pushchair with any carriers or car seats other than Graco® safety seats. Read the owner's manual provided with your Graco® safety seat before using the seat with this pushchair. Make sure the pushchair is fully assembled according to the preceding instructions, with the tray and/or arm bar attached. Move the safety seat handle into the carrying position. Place carrier into pushchair so notches in rockers fit over edge of arm bar or tray. Push down so carrier latches onto arm bar or tray. Pull up on carrier to be sure it is securely attached. [. . . ] Don't let go of your pushchair when close to moving road vehicles or trains; even with the brake on, the draught from the vehicle or train may move a free standing pushchair. TO CLEAN THE SEAT AND HOOD, sponge clean and open out to dry. FROM TIME TO TIME CHECK YOUR PUSHCHAIR for loose screws, worn parts, torn material or stitching. DISCONTINUE USING YOUR PUSHCHAIR should it become damaged or broken. [. . . ]