The device described in the manual is the Baby Monsters Kuki stroller, a lightweight and compact pushchair designed for children from birth up to 22 kg. It is designed in Barcelona and emphasizes safety, ease of use, and practical features for parents.
Function Description:
The Baby Monsters Kuki stroller serves as a portable transport solution for infants and young children. Its primary function is to provide a safe and comfortable seating arrangement for a child while being pushed by a parent or guardian. The stroller is designed for single-child use and is not suitable for running or skating. It features a reclining seat, a canopy for sun protection, a harness system for child safety, and a basket for storage. The stroller is foldable for compact storage and transport, and its wheels are designed for maneuverability, with an option for swivel lock for rougher terrain.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Child Weight Capacity: Suitable for children from birth up to 22 kg.
- Single Child Use: Designed to carry only one child at a time.
- Reclining Seat: Features a multi-position reclining seat, including a most reclined position suitable for newborns.
- Harness System: Equipped with a restraint system including shoulder straps, a waist belt, and a crotch belt, all adjustable for a snug fit.
- Brakes: Rear wheels are equipped with a parking brake system.
- Swivel Wheels: Front wheels have a swivel function, with the option to lock them for improved handling on rough ground.
- Storage Basket: A basket is included for carrying items, with a maximum load capacity of 2 kg.
- Bumper Bar: A removable and openable bumper bar is included, which is not intended as a carry handle.
- Canopy: Features an extendable canopy for sun protection.
- Fold Mechanism: Designed for compact folding, with a fold latch and fold lever.
Usage Features:
- Unfolding: To unfold, unlock the fold latch, press the push button on the handle, pull the handle outwards until it clicks, and lift the seat back upwards until the stroller fully unfolds and locks. The fold lever should be stepped on to ensure complete unfolding.
- Attaching the Canopy: Canopy pivots are pushed into canopy mounts until they lock. The canopy is then attached to the handle sides and the back of the seat unit using popper buttons.
- Attaching the Bumper Bar: The bumper bar is installed onto its mounts until it locks with audible clicks. It should be pulled to ensure it is securely attached.
- Attaching Shoulder Pads: Shoulder pads are placed underneath the shoulder straps and snapped into place.
- Using the Brakes: To lock, press down hard on the brake lever on the rear wheels. To release, press down on the brake lever. Brakes must always be engaged when the stroller is stationary or when placing/removing children.
- Swivel Wheel Function: Swivel lock levers can be stepped down to prevent wheels from swiveling, or flipped up to restore swivel action, useful for different terrains.
- Reclining the Seat: To recline, press the strap release button on the adjuster and allow the seat to move. To raise, hold the D-ring, press the release button, and slide the seat upwards. It is crucial not to raise or recline the seat with a child in the stroller to avoid serious injury.
- Opening and Removing the Bumper Bar: To open, pull a locking tab from either side. To remove, pull both tabs and detach the bumper bar.
- Adjusting the Harness: The harness system includes shoulder straps, a waist belt, and a crotch belt. Waist belt clips are inserted into the center buckle, and shoulder strap hooks are attached to the top of the center buckle. Sliders are used to adjust strap lengths for a snug fit. The center button on the buckle releases the harness. The harness must always be used to prevent the child from falling or sliding out.
- Using the Canopy: Pull the canopy hoop forward to extend the canopy and push it toward the parent's handle to close.
- Removing the Front Wheels: Press the release button and pull out the wheel. To replace, push the wheel back into its housing until a click is heard.
- Folding the Stroller: Close the canopy and lower the seat back to its lowest position. Push the button on the handle and push the handle inwards. Simultaneously, push the fold lever up to unlock the frame. Fold the stroller down and push the sides together until the fold latch locks. Before folding, the child must be removed, and the basket must be empty to prevent damage.
Maintenance Features:
- Cleaning:
- Canopy, Harness, Fixed Base Seat, and Basket: Hand wash with a brush. Wipe away excess water with a dry cloth and dry in a shaded area. For stubborn dirt, dilute a mild detergent, apply directly, then wipe away the detergent with a clean cloth.
- Main Body: Wipe off mud and dirt with a damp cloth, then wipe out moisture with a dry cloth to prevent mold.
- Color Fading: Avoid excessive sun exposure to prevent premature color fading of plastic and fabric components.
- Wheels and Swivel Mechanisms:
- After prolonged use, if wheels do not swivel easily due to dirt buildup, compressed air can be used to blow dirt from points (a) and (b) on the swivel mechanisms.
- Lubrication: Avoid lubricating swivel wheels whenever possible, as excessive lubrication can cause shimmy or wobble. If necessary, add small amounts of silicon spray (not cooking oil or WD-40, which attract dust). Compressed air is available at hardware stores.
- General Checks: Periodically check that all screws, bolts, and nuts are tight.
- Replacement Parts and Accessories: Only use replacement parts or accessories approved by the manufacturer, as others may render the product unsafe.
Troubleshooting:
- Difficult to Steer/Pulls to One Side: Remove items from the handle, ensure weight in the basket is evenly distributed, check that brakes are not locked, and ensure swivel wheels are clean and free of dirt. If issues persist, contact customer service.
- Stroller Won't Fold: Ensure the canopy is completely folded, front swivels are locked, and the seat belt is not caught.
- Difficult Getting Up Curbs: Pull the handle up to lift the rear wheels onto the curb, then pull the stroller backward until the front wheels clear.
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