Silver Cross Dune Compact Folding Carrycot

IMPORTANT - READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USE AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

This document contains essential information for the safe and correct use of your Silver Cross Dune Compact Folding Carrycot. Please read all instructions before use and keep them for future reference.

General Information

The Silver Cross Dune Compact Folding Carrycot is a high-quality product designed to meet current safety standards. Proper care and regular light maintenance will ensure its long service life.

Suitability:

• With Carrycot: Suitable from birth up to 9kg or 6 months old, whichever comes first.
• With Pushchair Seat: Suitable from birth up to 22kg or 4 years old, whichever comes first.

If someone unfamiliar with the product is using it, ensure they read these instructions carefully to understand its operation.

Safety Notes

The Compact Folding Carrycot complies with EN1466:2014.

If you experience any problems with the pushchair, please contact your Silver Cross retailer for assistance.

WARNINGS: IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

• This product is suitable for a child who cannot sit up by itself, roll over, or push itself up on its hands and knees.
• Maximum child weight: 9kg, or 6 months old, whichever comes first.
• Only use on a firm, horizontal, level, and dry surface.
• Do not let other children play unattended near the carrycot.
• Do not use if any part of the carrycot is broken, torn, or missing.
• This product is not suitable for running or skating.
• Never place this product on a stand.
• Only use replacement parts and accessories approved by Silver Cross.
• Be aware of the risk of open fires, gas fires, etc., in the vicinity of the carrycot.
• Regularly check the handles and the bottom of the carrycot for signs of damage and wear.
• Before carrying or lifting, ensure the handle is in the correct position of use.
• Do not add a mattress other than the one provided.
• The child's head in the carrycot should never be lower than the body of the child.

Care and Maintenance

Hardware

• Always check your pushchair for signs of wear.
• Regularly lubricate all moving parts.
• Check for freedom of movement of all locking devices.
• Polish metal work with a clean, dry cloth.
• Dirt and dust within moving mechanisms can be rinsed away with clean water. Do not soak or submerge.

Fabric Items

• Refer to the washcare instructions on each individual item's washcare label.

Seat Unit

• To clean, sponge the area with warm soapy water.
• Rinse well with clean water to avoid staining.
• Allow to dry naturally, away from direct heat and strong sunlight.
• Never machine wash, tumble dry, iron, or bleach any fabric items or the seat unit.
• A certain degree of fading may occur over time through everyday use.

Instructions for Use

Follow the numbered steps and diagrams for assembly and use. Key actions are indicated by icons and text.

Folding and Unfolding

Refer to diagrams 1.1-1.4 for initial setup and folding mechanisms. Ensure parts click into place [auditory cue: CLICK].

Attaching to Pushchair

Diagrams 2.1-2.2 show how to attach the carrycot to the pushchair frame. Ensure a secure connection.

Securing the Carrycot

Diagrams 3.1-3.2 illustrate how to secure the carrycot components. Use the provided straps and ensure they are fastened correctly.

Adjusting the Canopy

Diagrams 4.1-4.4 show how to adjust the canopy for sun protection. Arrows indicate movement direction.

Ventilation and Sun Protection

Diagrams 5.1-5.2 demonstrate how to open and close ventilation panels or sun shades. [sun emoji] indicates sun exposure.

Storage

Diagram 6.1 shows how to fold the carrycot for storage. Ensure it is securely folded.

Transport

Diagrams 7.1 shows the carrycot in use and potentially attached to a stroller frame. [wavy lines emoji] may indicate environmental conditions or washing.

Locking Mechanism

Diagram 8.1 shows how to lock the carrycot onto the pushchair frame. A lock symbol [lock emoji] indicates a secured state.

Carrying the Carrycot

Diagram 9.1 illustrates how to carry the carrycot using its handle. Ensure the handle is in the correct position.

Folding for Storage/Transport

Diagrams 10.1-10.8 detail the process of folding the carrycot. This involves multiple steps, including releasing locks and folding components. The 'x2' indicates repeating an action twice.

Final Setup/Use

Diagram 11.1 shows the carrycot ready for use, possibly with a mattress and canopy.

Additional Information from other languages (summarized):

The manual is available in multiple languages including Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, German, Estonian, Finnish, French, Greek, Irish, Croatian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, and Arabic. All languages emphasize the importance of reading instructions, safety warnings, suitability for infants who cannot sit up, weight limits (9kg/6 months for carrycot, 22kg/4 years for seat), use on stable surfaces, and regular maintenance. Specific warnings about open fires, gas appliances, and using only approved parts are consistent across languages.