Cleaning And Maintenance - Stokke Tripp Trapp Instrucciones De Uso

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IMPORTANT! KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ASSEMBLING YOUR TRIPP TRAPP® HIGH CHAIR.
On the last pages of this user guide you will find pictures that describe the assem-
bly of your Tripp Trapp® high chair and Tripp Trapp® Baby Set™. The Tripp Trapp®
Baby Set™ should only be used with the seat plate in the first groove from the top
of the chair. To further increase the backward stability of the Tripp Trapp® chair, a
replaceable, extended rear glider ("Extended Glider" has been developed for the
Tripp Trapp® chair. We recommend that you always use the Tripp Trapp® Extended
Glider while the chair is being used with a harness or the Tripp Trapp® Baby Set™.
The Extended glider is included in the Tripp Trapp® Baby Set™.
Seat and footrest placement
It is important to adjust the depth and height of the seat and footrest to fit the
size of your child. See illustrations at page 62. The position of the seat and footrest
should be checked as the child grows - at least once a year! The seat plate and
the footrest must be supported by the full length of the grooves on the sides (not
half way supported).
Seat placement
Height - The seat is at the correct height when your child's elbows are level with
the table top.
Depth - For correct depth of the seat, position the child's back against the back-
rest with the seat supporting ¾ of the thighs. For the child's best comfort it is
important that the seat depth is not too deep. Leave comfortable space between
the front edge of the seat and back of the child's knee. It is surprising how small a
seat a 6-8 month-old baby needs! The seat plate should not protrude more than
4-5 cm in front of the side legs.
WARNING!
Do not leave the child unattended.
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Stay in reach of your child.
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If you use any harness with the high chair make sure it is correctly fitted.
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Do not use the high chair unless all components are correctly fitted and
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adjusted. Pay special attention to the seat and footplate - make sure these are
properly fastened before you put your child into the high chair.
Do not place the high chair near an open fire or other sources of strong heat,
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such as electric bar fires, gas fires etc due to the risk of fire.
Do not use the high chair if any part is broken, torn or missing.
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Do not use the high chair before the child can sit up unassisted.
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Always place the high chair on a level stable surface and make sure that the high
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chair has space to slide backwards.
Always use the crotch strap in combination with the rail and the high backrest.
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Be careful not to place small items, toxic substances, hot objects, electrical
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flexes etc near the high chair where your child can reach them, as they may
cause choking, poisoning or other injuries.
Table
Be aware of the risk that
a big frame under the
table top makes it easier for
children to push their legs
against the table and tilt
backwards. Also note that
Tripp Trapp® is designed for
dining tables 72-76 cm high.
Footrest
Make sure the forward
edge of the footrest NEVER
protrudes beyond the front
tip of the chair legs at floor
level. This may cause the
chair to be unstable when
a child climbs in and out of
the Tripp Trapp® high chair.
Footrest placement
Height – The footrest is at the correct height when the sole of the child's foot can
rest flat on the footrest, while the thighs are touching the seat.
Depth – Make sure the forward edge of the footrest NEVER protudes beyond the
front tip of the chair legs at floor level.

Cleaning and maintenance

Wipe with a clean damp cloth, wipe off excess of water with a dry cloth. Moisture
will leave cracks in stain. We do not recommend the use of any detergent or micro
fibre cloth. Colours may change if the high chair is exposed to sunlight.
Product information
The chair is made of cultivated beech. The varnish contains no harmful sub-
stances, and the liberation of formaldehyde from the varnish complies with E1
requirements.
Safety approval
Tripp Trapp® high chair assembled with Tripp Trapp® Baby Set™ complies with
EN 14988:2012
Remember to retighten all screws 2-3 weeks after assembly of the high chair.
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After that you should check on and retighten the screws if necessary on a
regular basis, e.g. every second month. Keep the Allen key for future use.
Do not use any accessories or replacement parts not manufactured by STOKKE;
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this may affect your child's safety.
Do not use the high chair as a stepstool.
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Loosen the screws before installing and removing the rail. This way you will not
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damage the lacquer and woodwork. If the Tripp Trapp® high chair is adjusted
correctly, you can easily take your child in and out without removing the rail at all.
When the footrest is positioned close to the metal rod,
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there will be a small gap between the inside of the chair
legs and the metal rod. This is perfectly normal. Never
try to use excessive force to make the metal rod touch
the side legs of the chair as this can cause damage to
the chair and/or make it unstable.
NEVER use the Tripp Trapp® chair without a glider.
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Rugs and tiles
To prevent the Tripp Trapp® high chair from tilting backwards, it has plastic
gliders underneath the legs. Their function is to make the high chair slide
backwards and return to an upright position when lifted from the floor in front.
To make sure that the gliders function as intended, the high chair should be
placed on a surface that doesn't inhibit it from sliding backwards. That means
that the surface should be level, stable and with a certain hardness.
Carpets and rugs that are soft or with long loose ends that the high chair could
sink into, is an unsuitable surface for your Tripp Trapp® high chair. Uneven floors,
like some tiled floors could be are also an unsuitable surface for your Tripp
Trapp® high chair.
The gliders as well as the floor must be kept clean.