SmarTrike 675 A - User Manual

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Overview

Function Description
Stages of Use
Key Components and Features
Assembly Features
Usage Features
Maintenance Features
Important Technical Specifications (from the manual)

The smarTrike is a versatile tricycle designed to grow with a child, offering various stages of use from parent-controlled to independent riding. It functions as a multi-stage tricycle, adapting to different age groups and developmental stages of a child, typically starting from 10 months and up.

Function Description:

The smarTrike serves as a transitional vehicle for young children, evolving from a parent-push trike to a child-pedaled tricycle. Its primary function is to provide a safe and engaging riding experience while supporting the child's motor skill development and independence.

Stages of Use:

Parent Control (10M+): In this initial stage, the parent has full control over the trike. The parent handle allows for steering and pushing, while the child can rest their feet on footrests. The clutch mechanism, when pulled away from the wheel, disengages the pedals, allowing the wheel to be in a free-wheel position, meaning the child's feet won't interfere with the movement. This stage is ideal for younger children who are not yet ready to pedal or steer.
Child Control (24M+): As the child grows and develops, the trike can be transitioned to child control. This involves engaging the clutch (pushing it closed and aligning it with the front wheel) to enable pedal control for the child. The footrests can be folded up to allow the child to use the pedals. The parent handle can still be used for guidance or removed entirely for full independence.

Key Components and Features:

Frame (665100): The main structure of the tricycle, providing stability and support.
Wheels (607130): Two rear wheels and one front wheel, essential for movement. The rear wheels are attached to an axle.
Front Wheel Assembly (607120): Includes the front wheel and steering mechanism.
Fenders (607210): Located above the wheels to protect from splashes.
Handlebar (607150): For the child to steer.
Basket (607220): A storage compartment, typically located at the rear, for carrying small items. It attaches firmly to the rear axle and vertical frame. Maximum load capacity is 2.2 lb / 1 kg.
Seat (607110): Provides a comfortable seating area for the child. It is secured to the frame.
Backrest (607200): Supports the child's back, attaching to the seat.
Parent Handle (607141): An adjustable handle for parents to push and steer the trike. It inserts into a retaining hole at the rear of the trike and is secured with a pin and safety lock.
Canopy (665140): Provides shade for the child. Specific models (675 A, 695) feature a canopy that inserts into the headrest.
Bag (695360): A fabric bag that attaches to the parent handle hook and wraps around the basket, offering additional storage.
Washers (L): Used in the assembly of the wheels on the axle to ensure smooth rotation and secure fitting.
Black Plugs (M): Inserted into axle openings to secure components.
Phillips Screwdriver (N): A tool required for assembly, used to tighten screws.
Allen Key (N): Another tool used for assembly, specifically for removing and tightening screws related to the seat.
Safety Bar (P): A protective bar that goes around the child in the seat, providing security. It has hook cords that attach to back seat protrusions.
Seat Covers (Q1, Q2): Padded covers for the seat and backrest, enhancing comfort. Q1 is for models 675A, while Q2 is for 675B/695/195/690/650.
Headrest (R1, R2): Provides head support for the child. R1 is for models 675 A, 675 B / 195 / 690, and 695. R2 is for model 650.
Safety Belt (S): A harness system to secure the child in the seat. It aligns into designated holes in the center of the handlebar and pushes down firmly until it "clicks." Specific models (675B/195/690/650) feature this safety belt.
Clutch Mechanism: A crucial feature that allows the parent to switch between free-wheel mode (pedals disengaged) and pedal control mode (pedals engaged) for the child.
Footrests: Foldable footrests provide a place for the child's feet when they are not pedaling. They can be folded up for older children who are using the pedals.

Assembly Features:

The manual provides step-by-step instructions with illustrations for assembling the smarTrike. Key assembly steps include:

Wheel Assembly: Placing washers and wheels on the back axle, inserting black plugs, and tightening with a Phillips screwdriver.
Front Wheel and Handlebar Assembly: Inserting the front wheel assembly and handlebar into the trike body.
"Apple" Insertion: Firmly pushing down the "apple" component (likely part of the steering mechanism) until it clicks, ensuring the white connector is not visible.
Basket Attachment: Removing a screw with a Phillips screwdriver, pushing the basket onto the rear axle until it clicks, and then securing it to the vertical frame with the removed screw.
Seat and Backrest Installation: Removing a screw with an Allen key, pushing the screw through the seat hole, screwing it into the rear-facing hole, and tightening with the Allen key. The backrest is then pushed into the apple's holes until it clicks, with back holes placed into protrusions on the back of the seat.
Parent Handle Installation: Removing a securing pin, inserting the parent handle into the retaining hole, inserting the pin with a safety lock, and turning until it clicks.
Canopy and Bag Attachment: Attaching the canopy to the headrest and the bag handles to the parent handle hook, wrapping the hook and loop strap around the parent handle, and pulling elastic bands around the basket sides.
Safety Bar and Seat Cover Installation: Inserting the safety bar into the trike, attaching hook cords to back seat protrusions, inserting seat covers until they click, and slipping the safety belt through the loop of the seat cover.

Usage Features:

Adaptability: The smarTrike is designed to adapt to a child's growth and skill level, offering stages from parent-controlled pushing to independent pedaling.
Safety: Features like the safety bar, safety belt, and securing pins ensure the child's safety during use.
Comfort: Padded seat covers, backrest, and canopy contribute to the child's comfort.
Storage: The basket and bag provide convenient storage for toys, snacks, or other essentials.
Clutch System: Easy switching between parent and child control for pedals.
Foldable Footrests: Allows for seamless transition between resting and pedaling.

Maintenance Features:

Regular Cleaning: While not explicitly detailed in the provided excerpts, general maintenance would involve cleaning the trike components.
Screw Tightening: The manual emphasizes firmly tightening screws during assembly, suggesting periodic checks for tightness to ensure safety and stability.
Pin Security: Ensuring safety pins are correctly inserted and secured is highlighted, implying these should be checked regularly.
Product Use Guidelines: The warning about using the product on safe ground and avoiding steps, slopes, roadways, public highways, or wet areas indicates a focus on preventing damage and ensuring safe operation, which contributes to the longevity of the device.

Important Technical Specifications (from the manual):

UK Helpline: +44-2035148561 (9:30am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday, not Bank Holidays or weekends).
UK Email: help@mookie.co.uk
USA Helpline: 1-855-SMTRIKE (1-855-768-7453)
Basket Max. Load: 2.2 lb / 1 kg.
Models Covered: 675/650/695/195/690 (with variations like 675 A, 675 B).

The smarTrike is a well-designed, multi-functional tricycle that prioritizes safety, comfort, and adaptability, making it a suitable choice for parents looking for a long-lasting and evolving riding solution for their children.

SmarTrike 675 A Specifications

General

Brand	SmarTrike
Model	675 A
Category	Stroller
Language	English

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