Warnings And Safety Instructions - Vaude SHUTTLE COMFORT Manual De Usuario

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WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNINGS:
• Do not leave your child in the carrier unattended!
• Only use this carrier with children who are able to
sit unsupported!
• The carrier is not suitable for use while playing
sports. This especially applies to sports that involve
speed, such as skiing, ski touring and cycling.
• When the child sits in the carrier it may be taller than
the adult. Please therefore pay attention to dangers
such as door frames, low tree branches etc.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
• Movements of the child and of the adults carrying
the child can affect the adult's balance. Please
make sure that you are standing up securely and
are on paved footpaths!
• The adult carrying the child must be very careful
when bending over or leaning against something!
• Put on and take off the carrier carefully!
• The straps for the child and the adult have to be
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adjusted and closed as described in this instruction
manual!
• This child carrier is only suitable for children weighing
no more than 18 kg and are no taller than 105 cm!
• The front pocket (1) of the child carrier is only
suitable as a storage compartment for the most
important small items!
• Maximum load of bottom compartment 4 kg
• Permissible total weight: 22 kg
• Please consider that the child in the carrier is
more exposed to the weather than the adult
carrying the child!
• If the child is in the carrier for too long the child's
blood circulation in the legs can be affected!
• Please consider that the person carrying the child
generates heat through movement and perceives
the air temperature in a different way to the
child sitting still in the child carrier. Please check
the temperature of the child's hands and feet at
regular intervals!
• When it is either extremely hot or extremely cold,
please make sure that no metal parts are within
reach of the child (such as karabiners, metal
bottles, metal toys etc.), which can cause damage