User manual CHICCO TREVI TWIN

[. . . ] Ensure that all persons who operate this stroller know how to operate it safely. Do not allow children to play with or hang on the stroller. Do not use your stroller for anything other than its intended purpose. [. . . ] The leg rests of the stroller can be used in 2 positions to offer extra comfort to your children. To raise the backrests, push the backrests forward with your hand until they reach the desired position. Child may slip into leg openings and strangle. Never use in reclined carriage position unless the foot retention boot is fastened with all four straps. If both seats are fully reclined, pull out the foot retention boot from the second seat and fasten its four straps. Pull out the foot retention boot from the pocket underneath the leg rest. NOTE: the straps on the inside of the stroller for both seats share the two eyelets on the central tube. Fasten the four straps through each of the four eyelets, two on each side of the seat. The children's weight can make these operations difficult. To apply the brakes, push all three levers placed at the center of the rear wheels in a downward direction as shown in the diagram. Always apply the brakes whenever the stroller is stationary. Never leave the stroller on a sloped surface with a child on board, even with the brakes applied. The swivel wheels make the stroller easier to maneuver; avoid using the wheels unlocked on uneven surfaces to ensure a safe use of the stroller (on gravel, unpaved roads, etc. ) All wheels must always be locked or unlocked at the same time. To unlock the brakes push each of the three brake levers at the center of the rear wheels in an upward direction as shown in the diagram. To unlock the swivel wheels, lower the lever placed between the two wheels. use the swivel wheels on smooth surfaces. To lock the wheels, pull the lever in an upward direction. [. . . ] Clean the fabric parts with a damp sponge and neutral detergent. Periodically wipe clean plastic parts with a soft damp cloth. Always dry the metal parts to prevent the formation of rust if the stroller has come into contact with water. [. . . ]