Joycare JOYELLO OKKEY! JL-1084

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Overview

This document describes the JOYELLO JL-1084/JL-1085/JL-1086 OKKEY! stroller, designed and manufactured by JOYCARE S.R.L. in Italy, and distributed by DARINVEST S.r.l. The stroller is made in China and complies with the EN 1888:2012 standard.

Function Description:

The JOYELLO OKKEY! stroller is a baby transport device intended for children from 0 to 36 months of age, with a maximum weight of 15 kg. It is designed to provide a safe and comfortable means of transport for infants and toddlers. The stroller features various adjustable components to adapt to the child's needs and ensure ease of use for parents.

Important Technical Specifications:

Age Range: 0 to 36 months
Maximum Weight Capacity: 15 kg
Safety Standard: EN 1888:2012
Components:
1. Canopy
2. Handle
3. Safety bar
4. Frame
5. Rear wheels
6. Front wheels
7. Storage basket (maximum capacity 3 kg, evenly distributed)
8. Backrest adjustment strap

Usage Features:

Unfolding the Pushchair (Fig. 1a/1b):

To unfold, slide the locking button to the left and simultaneously squeeze the release bar. Lift the pushchair until the frame is fully unfolded. A "click" sound indicates that it is properly unfolded and the mechanisms are locked. Always check that the pushchair is properly unfolded and locked before use.

Attachment/Removal of Front Wheels (Fig. 2):

Insert the front wheels until a "CLICK" is heard. The wheels are correctly attached when the metallic pins lock into the holes. To remove, unlock the wheels, press the metallic pins, and pull. Ensure wheels are properly attached before use.

Attachment/Removal of Rear Wheels (Fig. 3):

To attach, insert the rear wheel units into the structure until a "CLICK" is heard. Verify that both sides of the frame have correctly attached wheel units. The metallic pins should lock into the holes. To remove, press the metallic pins located at the lower part of the legs, hold them in, and pull out the rear wheel units.

Attachment/Removal of Canopy (Fig. 4):

To attach, insert the plastic clips into the corresponding guides on both sides of the pushchair. A "click" indicates correct attachment. To remove, push the lever outwards, then pull and remove.

Attachment/Removal of Safety Bar (Fig. 5):

To attach, insert the two plastic ends of the bumper bar into the plastic support as shown. The bumper bar can be opened from one side or completely removed. To open, press the two buttons on the bar and pull it towards you. To remove completely, repeat the operation on the other side.

Lock/Unlock Front Wheel Swivel (Fig. 6):

The front wheels are swivelling and can be locked or unlocked by lifting or lowering the lever on each wheel.

Rear Wheels Brake (Fig. 7a/7b):

The rear wheels have linked brakes, operated by a single pedal. To apply, push one of the two levers located at the center of the rear wheel units downwards (as shown), then lightly push the pushchair forward to check that the brake is properly applied. To unlock, push one of the two levers upwards. Always engage the brake during stops.

Adjusting the Leg Rest (Fig. 8):

The leg rest can be adjusted for comfort. Simultaneously press the two side buttons (as shown) to adjust the leg rest.

Backrest Adjustment (Fig. 9):

To recline the backrest, pull the strap with one hand while holding and pressing the adjuster toggle with the other hand. Slide the toggle along the strap to raise or lower the backrest. Release the toggle to lock the backrest in the chosen position. It is recommended to adjust the backrest when no child is seated. IMPORTANT: For children under 6 months old, the backrest must always be in the most reclined or horizontal position.

Safety Harness (Fig. 10):

Apply the brake before placing the child. To release the buckle, press the button and pull out the latches. Place the child in the pushchair and adjust the harness to their size. To attach the buckle, insert all harness latches into the buckle. A "click" indicates correct insertion. Always use the correctly attached restraint system.

Folding the Pushchair (Fig. 11a/11b/11c):

Before folding, ALWAYS ensure:

The backrest is in the vertical position.
The canopy is fully folded. Slide the locking button to the left and squeeze the release bar simultaneously. Lift the pushchair until the frame is completely folded.

Important Warnings:

Never leave the child unattended.
Keep the child away from moving parts during unfolding, folding, or adjustments.
Do not let the child play with the product.
Always use the restraint system and engage the parking device when stopping or placing/removing the child.
Do not use non-approved accessories or replacement parts.
Do not run or skate with the stroller.
Ensure all locking devices, seat unit, and crotch strap are correctly engaged.
Any load attached to the handle or back/sides of the vehicle affects stability.
Never fold the stroller, even partially, with the child in it.
The stroller is designed for one child only.
Assembly and backrest adjustment must be performed by an adult.
Do not put fingers in the mechanism.
Do not allow the child to climb on the stroller as it may become unstable.
Keep packaging materials away from children.
Avoid prolonged sun exposure to prevent material discoloration and allow the product to cool before use.
Do not add any additional mattresses or pillows.
Avoid giving the child objects with strings or laces to prevent strangulation.
Always keep the stroller secured when near moving vehicles or trains, even with brakes engaged, as air currents may move it.
Be careful when going up or down curbs.
Remove the child and fold the stroller when going up or down stairs or escalators.
Keep the folded stroller away from children to prevent injury from falling.

Maintenance Features:

Regular Maintenance:

The stroller requires regular user maintenance. Lubricating moving parts will extend the stroller's lifespan and facilitate opening/closing. If necessary, remove and clean the wheels with a soft, dry cloth. Regularly check locking devices, brakes, wheels, harness assembly, catches, seat adjusters, joints, and fixing devices to ensure they are secure and in good working order. Wheels are subject to wear and should be replaced if necessary. Perform a thorough check of the stroller's functionality after 18 months of use, after a long period of non-use, and before using it for a second child.

Care and Storage:

Prolonged sun exposure can cause color changes in materials and fabrics.
Avoid contact with salt water to prevent rust.
Storing a wet stroller can cause mold.
If the stroller is exposed to humidity or gets wet, open it completely and dry it with a soft cloth before storing.
Store the stroller in a dry, safe place.

Cleaning:

Follow the washing instructions on the textile labels.
Clean fabric with a sponge, warm water, and a neutral detergent.
Clean plastic and metal parts with a sponge, warm water, and a neutral detergent.
Never use abrasive, ammonia-based, bleach, or turpentine-based cleaning products.
Carefully dry metal parts to prevent rust.
Completely dry the textile lining before use or storage.

Cleaning Symbols and Meanings:

Hand wash in cold water
Do not tumble dry
Do not dry clean
Do not iron
Do not bleach