Koala Kare KB105 Instrucciones De Uso

THE DESIGNER HIGH CHAIR KB105
Please Note:
This product is designed to be used by an
infant or child capable of sitting upright and
unassisted. Waist restraint strap should be
buckled at all times when in use.
Restraint Usage:
To fasten the waist strap, push spring tabs into
the buckle receptacle until both lock in place
and a "click" is heard.
The waist restraint can be adjusted to make
the strap tighter or
looser.
You are responsible for the safe operation of this unit.
Inspection Criteria:
A properly maintained unit:
• Has both ends of a functioning, non-frayed
strap: buckle clicks when closed and is
attached at both ends on seat bottom.
• Has a non-frayed crotch strap firmly
attached to both the safety bar and seat
bottom.
• Has an intact warning label affixed to the
seat back. (If damaged or unreadable,
please replace.)
• All plastic parts firmly attached by provided
hardware, and should be tightened as
necessary.
To order replacement parts call 888.733.3456 or 303.539.8300
or visit www.koalabear.com.
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USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
injury or death from falls or sliding out."
"Always secure child in the restraint."
"Always keep child in view while in the high chair.
Never leave child unattended."
be secured in the high chair at all times by the
restraining system."
"It is recommended that the high chair be used
only by children capable of sitting upright and
unassisted."
chair unless all components are correctly fitted and
adjusted."
Maintenance:
Clean and sanitize regularly. The Designer
High Chair can be cleaned as follows:
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Important: DO NOT USE BLEACH on this
product. May cause discoloration. Use of
bleach on this product will void warranty. Do
not use abrasive cleaners as they can scratch
the product.
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WARNING:
WARNING:
WARNING:
Wipe down high chair with a soft rag using
a non-abrasive cleaner.
Cycle in a commercial dishwasher.
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"Prevent serious
"The child should
"Do not use the high
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