Fisher LO540 manual

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    Newbor n Baby Older Baby T oddler www .fi sher -price.com/uk L0540 W ARNING IMPOR T ANT! KEEP INSTR UCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.[...]

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    2 T o prevent serious injury or death: • Fall Hazard - It is dangerous to use this product on an elevated sur face, since child’ s movement may cause the product to slide or tip over . Use only on a floor . • Suffocation Hazard - Never use on a soft sur face (bed, sofa, cushion) since the product can tip over and cause suffoca- tion in soft s[...]

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    3 2 • First lift the front rails and then push out the back r ails. Assembly • Place the side rails on a f lat surface. • Fit the crossbar tabs into the small rectangular opening in eac h side rail. Push the crossbar down completel y . • Insert two #4 x 20 mm screws into the cr ossbar and tighten. • Insert and "snap" the back ra[...]

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    4 Assembly • Insert the ends of the seat back tube (inside the pad) into the sockets in the front r ail. Push down on the seat back tube until you hear a “click” on eac h side. • Pull up on the seat back tube to be sure it is secur e. 5 Pad Seat Back T ube Socket Socket • Locate the pocket in the bottom of the pad. • Fit the har dboard [...]

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    5 Assembly 9 • Fit the toy bar c lamp to the top of the front rail. Push the toy bar clamp down to “snap” it into place. Hint: T o remo ve the toy bar , lift the edge of the clamp and pull to r emove. T oy Bar Clamp • Fit the toy into the slot in the top of the front r ail.[...]

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    6 • T ur n the product face down. • Loosen the screw in the battery compar tment door and remov e the batter y compartment door . • Inser t one “D” (LR20) alkaline battery into the batter y compartment. • Replace the batter y compartment door and tighten the screw . IMPORT ANT! If vibrations become faint, or if there are no vibrations, [...]

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    7 Newbor n-to-T oddler Portable Rocker T oddler Newborn Baby Older Baby[...]

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    8 Setup T o prevent serious injury or death: • Use the upright position only when child has developed enough upper body control to sit without leaning forward. • Reclined position not recommended for children who cannot sit up by themselves (6 months approximately , until 9 Kg/20 lbs). W ARNING[...]

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    11 • Make sure y our child is properly secured in the seat. • Slide the power s witch on the soothing unit to for vibr ations and O to turn vibrations off. Note: If vibrations from the soothing unit become f aint, or if there are no vibrations, remov e the batter y from the soothing unit and dispose of it properly . Replace the batter y with a [...]

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    3 • Push the back rails to ward the front rails. 4 • Lower the seat bac k. • The pad is machine w ashable. W ash it separately in cold water on the gentle cyc le. Do not use bleach. T umble dr y separately on low heat and remov e promptly . The frame, toy bar and toys may be wiped clean using a mild cleaning solution and a damp c loth. Do not[...]