After Use - Maclaren major elite Guia Del Usuario Acompañante

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In uSe
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NEgoTIaTINg STEpS
Make use of ramps and lifts when they are available.
Where possible steps should be avoided. If there is no
alternative to negotiating steps then ensure at least
one helper is available to give assistance.
Do not attempt to take the buggy up or down a flight
of steps unless you and your helper are sure you have
control of the buggy and can take the weight of its
occupant.
D uring this operation, the attendant and helper must
be well balanced and have secure grip on the buggy.
The attendants hands must be inside the handle grips
at all times.
Take rests at regular intervals.
goINg up STEpS
11
Position the buggy squarely with the rear wheels
against the bottom step.
T ilt the buggy backward and raise to the next
step.
T he helper stands in front, steadies and lifts
the buggy by gripping the front frame (not the
footrest).
Continue step by step to the top.
goINg DoWN STEpS
12
Position the buggy squarely with the front wheels
on the top step.
T ilt the handles backward and push the buggy
forward until the rear wheels are at the top step.
T he helper stands in front, steadies and lowers
the buggy by gripping the front frame (not the
footrest).
T ake the weight and lower the rear wheels down
the step.
Continue step by step to the bottom.

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REmoVINg THE FooTREST
13
Depress both white plastic clips located on each
side of the footrest.
Withdraw the footrest from the location pins.
FoLDINg THE BuggY
14a Pull both upper and lower braces up.
14B Unclip BOTH locking clips.
Care must be taken to avoid trapping fingers when folding
the buggy
15C Grip the handles and push forward.
15D Ensure the storage clip is engaged.
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Care of your Buggy
• Y our buggy has been designed to a high standard
and with correct use and maintenance will give many
years of trouble free service.
• R egularly inspect the locking devices, brakes, harness
assembly, catches, footrest, joints and fixings to
ensure they are secure and in full working order.
• B rakes, wheels and tyres are subject to wear and
should be replaced if necessary by a repairer
approved by the buggy supplier.
• W e recommend that the buggy is checked by an
approved repairer every 12 months.
• I f the buggy is damaged or in need of repair, the
approved repairer will be able to advise on what is
required.Alternatively, Maclaren Customer Care is
available for product information.
• O nly Maclaren replacement parts and accessories
should be used on this buggy.
• S hould parts of your buggy become stiff or difficult
to operate, ensure that dirt is not the cause, apply
a light application of a spray lubricant i.e. WD-40
(do not use oil or grease). Ensure that the lubricant
penetrates between the components but do not
overspray as this may encourage the accumulation of
dirt. Wipe off any excess spray. Regular lubrication of
moving parts will extend the life of your buggy and
make opening and folding easier.
• M ake sure that you are familiar with the operation of
the buggy. It should always open and fold easily. If it
does not, do not force the mechanism - stop and read
the instructions.
• P lastic and painted parts may be sponged clean with
warm water and a mild detergent.
• T he seat fabric can be sponged or scrubbed clean
using a mild detergent and/or mild disinfectant.
• N ever clean with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach
based or spirit type cleaners.
• A fter exposure to damp conditions, dry off with a soft
cloth and leave fully open in a warm environment.
• D o not fold up the vehicle or accessories whilst
wet, or store in a damp place. Either of these will
encourage mildew to form. Always dry all items
before storing.
• Store your buggy in a dry, safe place.
aCCESSoRIES aVaILaBLE
Padded Seat
Sunshade
Boot
Lateral Inserts
Rain Apron
Chest Pad
Shopping Net