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Tighten the harness to be snug around the child's waist and over the child's shoulders Please see figure 12a. WARNING: Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use the safety harness. STRANGULATION HAZARD: Child can strangle in loose straps. Never leave child in seat when straps are loose or undone. • To release, apply pressure to both sides of each male clip until the clip is released. See figure 12b. This process requires a moderate amount of effort so as to prevent an accidental release by your child. The jogging stroller also comes with a removeable head support, attached by 2 hook and loop fasteners. See figure 12c. SEATBACK POSITIONING • The seat has a multiple position recline that is controlled by a strap and buckle assembly behind the seat. See figure 13. To recline the seat, loosen the strap through the buckle and adjust to the required recline position. Please see figure 14. To place the seat back in a more upright position, press upward on the seat back with one hand while pulling the strap through the buckle with the other. The strap will lock automatically. The upright position should be used only for a child that is at least 6 months old. Always re-adjust the safety harness, including the shoulder belts, when repositioning the seatback. BRAKES WARNING: Always set brakes when the stroller is not being pushed so that the stroller will not roll away. Never leave stroller unattended on a hill or incline as the stroller may slide down the hill. • To engage brakes, apply light downward pressure to the brake lever located on each rear wheel. The stroller may require slight forward or rearward movement in order to line up the teeth on the brake with each wheel brake cluster. See figure 15. Check that the stroller will not move and that both brakes are properly applied. To release, gently lift up on the brake lever. Shoulder Strap SqueezeCrotchStrapWaistStrapAdjustforasnugfitFigure 12a. Figure 12b. Figure 13. Figure 12c. Figure 14. Figure 15. Figure 16. 5 CANOPY • The canopy features a ratchet system that allows the canopy to be moved forward or back to block the sun or wind. To adjust the canopy.s position, push forward or backward on the canopy until the canopy is in the desired position. See figure 16. JOGGING WITH YOUR STROLLER Your jogging stroller has two safety features for use when you are jogging with your child: • Always connect the safety strap to either wrist when jogging. This strap will keep the stroller from rolling away in the event that you trip while running. See figure 17. The safety strap must remain connected to the rear lower frame cross member at all times. This location is intended to prevent the stroller being tipped backward in the event that you do fall to the ground. The safety strap includes a Velcro attachment for storage, on the left side of the stroller, when not in use. See figure 18. • The front wheel has a bicycle style caliper brake system that is designed to assist you in slowing the stroller on a hill or in the event of an emergency. Squeeze the brake handle to slow the stroller. See figure 19. The hand brake is not to be used as a parking brake. Please see brake section. TO FOLD STROLLER: • Close the canopy as described in the canopy section above. Recline seat by releasing buckle as described in seatback positioning section above. • The stroller is folded by simultaneously depressing the safety lock on the right side and fold buttons located on the central joints. Please see figure 20. When the fold latches are released, the handle will begin to fall toward the floor. Release the fold buttons and press downward on the stroller handle until the stroller is completely folded. Secure the stroller in the folded position by hooking the fold latch, located on the right side of the stroller, over the rivet that protrudes from the frame. See figure 21. TO UNFOLD STROLLER: • Stand the stroller on the ground with all three wheels touching the ground. Release the folding latch, which is located on the right side. See figure 22. • Lift up on the stroller handle with both hands until the stroller frame is erect and locked in the open position. See figure 23. The stroller has spring-loaded latches on both sides of the frame. Test that both latches are fully engaged prior to placing your child in the stroller. TIRES: • Tires are shipped un-inflated. The tires should be inflated on a regular basis to between 20 to 25 pounds of air pressure. Always use a bicycle Figure 17. Figure 18. Figure 19. Figure 20. Figure 21. Figure 22. 6 Un-Lock Figure 23. Lock Trouble Shooting Stroller pulls to one side: The jogging stroller is unusual in that it has no swiveling front wheels. Therefore, the stroller may at times feel like it is pulling to one side. This problem can have two different causes, either individually or in combination. Please perform the following steps in their numbered order. 1. The stroller is sensitive to the air pressure in the tires. If the rear tires d...