Bebeconfort Easia Manual De Instrucciones página 36

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Safety
Complies with safety requirements.
Tested in an approved laboratory in accordance
with decree no. 91-1292 - December 1991.
Complies with standard EN 13209-2 : 2005.
1. Intended for children weighing 3,5 Kg to 12
Kg max (0-15 months approximately).
2. Do not use your childcare product if any of its
parts are broken or missing.
3. Check that the locking mechanisms are
correctly engaged and adjusted before using
your childcare product.
4. Only use spare parts sold or approved by the
manufacturer. The use of other accessories can
prove dangerous. Only use spare parts
recommended by the manufacturer or
distributor. Never carry out modifications or
repairs without consulting the manufacturer.
5. If your baby carrier comes equipped with a
detachable headrest, this should not be removed
until the child is capable of sitting up unaided.
6. To avoid falling, please ensure your child is
held securely whilst placing them into and
removing them from the baby carrier.
7. Never use this baby carrier on your back.
8. Hold firmly the child at all time.
WARNING:
Never leave the child unsupervised.
WARNING:
Your balance may be adversely affected by your
movement and that of your child.
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WARNING:
Take care when bending or leaning forward.
WARNING:
This carrier is not suitable for use during sporting
activities.
WARNING:
Only use the baby carrier when standing or walking.
Never do any of the following when using a baby
carrier: run, ride a bicycle, moped or travel in a car,
go on long journeys in very cold or hot weather, or
carry out any activity other than walking.
WARNING:
Verify that all the locking system have been
correctly installed and secured. Also verify that
the baby carrier is adjusted to fit your baby.
IMPORTANT:
Always make sure the leg strap is properly
adjusted to fit the child.
WARNING:
A child is more sensitive to changes in temperature
than the adult carrying it. In the event of strong
sunshine, ensure that you use the visor, if fitted, or
protect your child from the risk of premature
dehydration via some other appropriate means.
Check your child at regular intervals.