Warranty
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The Baby Trend® warranty covers workmanship defects within 1 year of purchase. Any product subjected to misuse, abuse, abnormal use, excessive wear and tear, improper assembly, negligence, environmental exposure, alteration, or accident, or with an altered or removed serial number, invalidates all claims against the manufacturer. Any damage to property during installation is the sole responsibility of the end user.
Customer Service can be contacted at 1 (800) 328-7363 Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (PST). Return Authorizations are required prior to returning product(s) to Baby Trend®. Please visit http://babytrend.com/pages/limited-warranty for complete warranty details.
GARANTIE
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La garantie Baby Trend® couvre les défauts de fabrication dans l'année qui suit l'achat. Tout produit ayant fait l'objet d'une mauvaise utilisation, d'un abus, d'une utilisation anormale, d'une usure excessive, d'un assemblage incorrect, d'une négligence, d'une exposition à l'environnement, d'une modification ou d'un accident, ou dont le numéro de série a été modifié ou retiré, annule toute réclamation contre le fabricant. Tout dommage matériel pendant l'installation est de la seule responsabilité de l'utilisateur final. Le service à la clientèle peut être contacté au 1 (800) 328-7363 du lundi au vendredi entre 8h00 et 16h30 (PST). Une autorisation de retour est requise avant de renvoyer le(s) produit(s) à Baby Trend®. Veuillez visiter http://babytrend.com/pages/limited-warranty pour obtenir tous les détails concernant la garantie.
Parts List
Check that you have all the parts for this model before assembly.
- Seat Back
- Seat Base
- (2) Pins
- Height Brackets
- Youth Chair
- Seat Insert
- Front leg and wheels
- Rear Leg
- Right and Left Upper Frame Assemblies
- Tray
- Tray Insert
- Footrest
- Seat Pad
Safety Warnings
WARNING: Failure to follow these warnings and the instructions could result in serious injury or death.
FALL HAZARD: Children have suffered severe head injuries including skull fractures when falling from high chairs. Falls can happen suddenly if child is not restrained properly. Always use restraints, and adjust to fit snugly. Tray is not designed to hold child in chair. Stay near and watch child during use. Never allow child to push away from table.
STRANGULATION HAZARD: Do not place High Chair in any location in where there are cords, such as a window blind cords, drapes, phone cords etc.
WARNING: The child should be secured in the high chair at all times by the 5-point restraining system, either in the reclining, semi-reclining or upright position. The tray is not designed to hold the child in the chair. The highchair should be used only by children capable of sitting upright unassisted and at least 6 months of age. See page 19 for instructions on proper use of restraint system.
Other accessory items may change the balance of the high chair and cause hazardous unstable conditions. Be certain the high chair is fully erect and latched in the open position before allowing the child near the high chair.
This high chair is designed to be used by a child with a maximum weight of 45 lb (20.41 kg).
The Youth Seat is designed to be used by a child with a maximum weight of 60 lb (27.21 kg).
NEVER allow your high chair to be used as a toy.
NEVER use this product if there are any loose or missing fasteners, loose joints, broken parts, or torn mesh/fabric. Check before assembly and periodically during use. Contact Baby Trend Customer Service at 1-800-328-7363 for replacement parts, repair or instructions. NEVER substitute parts.
BOOSTER SEAT TO CHAIR:
WARNING: Children have suffered head injuries, including skull fractures, after falling with or from booster seats.
Check that booster seat is securely attached to adult chair before each use.
ALWAYS use restraints until child is able to get in and out of booster seat without help (about 2 1/2 years old). Adjust to fit snugly.
NEVER allow child to push away from table.
NEVER lift and carry child in booster seat.
STAY NEAR and watch your child during use.
ALWAYS check security of fit to adult chair before each use and limitation of the product.
NEVER use this product on a stool or bench that does not have a seat back.
Maximum child weight for the toddler booster is 45 lb (20.41 kg).
WARNING: Prevent serious injury or death. Do not use in motor vehicles.
WARNING: The tray is not designed to hold the child in the chair.
WARNING: The booster seat should be used only by children capable of sitting upright unassisted and at least 6 months of age.
WARNING: Always secure the booster seat on a chair using the bottom and back attachment straps. Never use this booster seat on a stool or bench that does not have a seat back.
ADULT CHAIR SIZE DIAGRAM: Always follow the safe measurements below when using the booster seat on a chair.
Minimum adult chair size for Booster Seat: width: 15.8 inch, depth: 15.9 inch, backrest height: 4.9 inch.
NEVER lift this product with your child in it.
Diagram shows an adult chair with minimum dimensions for the booster seat: Width (Min 15.8"), Depth (Min 15.9"), Backrest Height (Min 4.9").
Assembly Instructions
IMPORTANT! To ensure safe operation of your product, please follow these instructions carefully. Please keep these instructions for future reference.
IMPORTANT! Before assembly and each use, inspect this product for damaged hardware, loose joints, missing parts or sharp edges. NEVER use if any parts are missing or broken.
IMPORTANT! Adult assembly is required.
IMPORTANT! Always check that the high chair is locked in the open position before using.
To Remove Youth Seat from the Seat Base
1. First, disassemble the seat base from the youth chair by squeezing the release button located underneath the seat (2) and lift up to remove (Fig. 1a).
Diagram 1a shows the seat base being detached from the youth chair. An arrow points to a release button underneath the seat labeled "LIFT UP", indicating the action to detach.
To Assemble Youth Seat
Locate the Height Brackets, Upper frames, front legs and rear legs (Fig. 1b).
Diagram 1b shows the individual parts for assembling the youth seat: Height Brackets, Upper Frame Assemblies, Front Legs, and Rear Legs.
2. Insert the left and right sides' Height bracket into the front tube of the Upper Frame Assembly as shown in (Fig. 2a).
Diagram 2a illustrates inserting a Height Bracket into the front tube of the Upper Frame Assembly. A note indicates the front tube is distinguished by holes on its backside.
Squeeze the Release Handles on both sides simultaneously and push the tube through the Height Adjusters until it locks in the highest position (Fig. 2b).
Diagram 2b shows the Height Bracket being pushed up into the Upper Frame Assembly until it locks. Arrows indicate squeezing the release handles and pushing upwards.
3. Insert the Legs into the ends of the front tube of both the right and left Upper Frame Assemblies (Fig. 3a).
Diagram 3a shows legs being inserted into the ends of the front tube of the Upper Frame Assemblies. A note emphasizes that legs are properly connected when lock buttons align with holes.
4. Insert another Leg into the ends of the rear tube of both the right and left Upper Frame Assemblies (Fig. 4a).
Diagram 4a shows legs being inserted into the ends of the rear tube of the Upper Frame Assemblies. Lock buttons are highlighted.
To lock the wheel press the latch down. To unlock lift the latch (Fig. 4b).
Diagram 4b shows a close-up of a wheel latch, with arrows indicating pressing down to lock and lifting to unlock.
5. Align the Youth Seat into the Height Brackets. Ensure the brackets are locked into the Youth Seat (Fig. 5).
Diagram 5 shows the Youth Seat being aligned and locked into the Height Brackets. The word "Locked" is shown near the bracket.
6. Slide the Footrest into the Height Bracket (Fig. 6). Lock Footrest into place.
Adjust the height of the footrest by squeezing both tabs simultaneously and lift up. Push both tabs and pull for removal (Fig. 6).
Diagram 6 illustrates sliding the footrest into the height bracket and locking it. A separate detail shows squeezing two tabs simultaneously to adjust height, and pushing both tabs to pull for removal.
ATTENTION: The youth seat must be connected to the frame facing the forward direction ONLY. DO NOT remove with child in the seat.
To Assemble Booster Seat
7. Insert metal tabs (1) and (2) directly into the seat base slot until it secures into place. Ensure the backrest sits in the base correctly (Fig. 7a).
Diagram 7a shows metal tabs of the booster seat being inserted into the seat base slot. The backrest is shown in an upright position.
Important Pin Set Up: The backrest must be in the most upright position before inserting the pins (Fig. 7b).
Diagram 7b shows the backrest in an upright position, with an arrow indicating this is the correct position for inserting pins.
Press Pins In: Ensure the seat parts latched together in the upright position. Insert the pin all the way into each side of the seat base and test the recline feature (Fig. 7c).
CAUTION: DO NOT push pin into the base only. Must catch base and backrest (Fig. 7d).
Diagram 7c shows pins being inserted into the seat base, with an arrow indicating to press them in. Diagram 7d shows a close-up of a pin correctly inserted, catching both the base and backrest.
Seat Pad Attachment
8. Loop the flap on the back of the pad over the top of the Seat Back. Connect the Seat Pad to the Seat Back with the two Elastic Loops. These fit over the Attachment Tabs located near the top harness slots (Fig. 8a).
Diagram 8a illustrates looping the seat pad flap over the seat back and connecting elastic loops to attachment tabs near harness slots.
Attach the bottom of Seat Pad to the Seat Base with the two Elastic loops located at the rear of the bottom of the Seat Pad. These fit over the Attachment Tabs located on the Seat Base near where the Seat Back and Seat Base Join (Fig. 8b).
Diagram 8b shows attaching the bottom of the seat pad to the seat base using elastic loops that fit over attachment tabs.
Attach each anchor hook of the Seat Pad to the side of the seat armrest (Fig. 8c). Ensure that the slot of the anchor hook slides through the under side division (Fig. 8d).
Diagram 8c shows attaching anchor hooks to the side of the seat armrest. Diagram 8d shows a close-up of the anchor hook slot sliding through an underside division.
Booster Seat Attachment
9. Align the Seat Base into the Youth Seat connections. Ensure both connections click into position (Fig. 9a).
Diagram 9a shows the booster seat base being aligned and clicked into the youth seat connections.
NOTE: Check secured properly by gently pulling up on the Booster Seat and checking the tabs.
Squeeze the release under the seat and lift up for removal (Fig. 9b).
Diagram 9b shows how to release the booster seat by squeezing a release mechanism under the seat and lifting.
Always adjust the seat back to the most upright position before attaching.
To attach to the chair use the seat back straps located underneath the seat compartment (Fig. 9c).
Diagram 9c illustrates using the seat back straps located underneath the seat compartment to attach the booster seat to a chair.
Use the seat bottom straps located underneath the seat slot compartments (Fig. 9d).
Diagram 9d illustrates using the seat bottom straps located underneath the seat slot compartments.
Set on chair with seat back and no armrests. Make sure there are not extra padding or cushions on the chair.
1. Wrap the back straps around the back of the chair. Buckle the straps making sure you hear the buckle "click" closed. (Fig. 9e).
2. Wrap bottom straps around the bottom of the chair. Buckle the straps making sure you hear buckle "click" closed (Fig. 9e).
Diagram 9e shows the back and bottom straps being wrapped around a chair and buckled, with an indication to listen for a "click".
3. Tighten the Booster Seat onto the chair (Fig. 9f).
Diagram 9f shows the booster seat being tightened onto the chair.
Check that the Booster is tightly installed by attempting to move the Booster Seat from side-to-side and up. The Booster Seat should not move more than 1 inch.
To Remove Booster Seat from Chair
Unbuckle all straps (Fig. 9g). Turn Booster Seat over and store straps away in each compartment (Fig. 9h). NOTE: Close each compartment.
Diagram 9g shows unbuckling the straps. Diagram 9h shows the booster seat turned over with straps being stored in compartments, and a note to close each compartment.
To Attach Tray
WARNING: Always check that the high chair is locked in the open position before using.
WARNING: The tray is not designed to hold the child in the chair. The child should be secured in the high chair at all times by the 5-point restraining system, either in the reclining, semi-reclining or upright position. Stay near and watch child during use. Never leave child unattended.
10. To attach the Tray, squeeze the release handle located underneath the tray and firmly press into the positioning slots (Fig. 10a).
Diagram 10a shows the tray being attached by pressing it into positioning slots after squeezing the release handle underneath.
The Tray has a 4-position adjustment. To adjust the position, squeeze the Tray's release handle located underneath the tray and reposition the tray to the desired position (Fig. 10b). Release the Tray's handle. Check that the Tray is securely locked in its new position.
Diagram 10b illustrates adjusting the tray position by squeezing the release handle and moving the tray. It also shows the 4-position adjustment feature.
To Attach Tray Insert
11. The dishwasher safe food Tray Insert snaps onto the High Chair Tray and is held in place by tabs on the sides of the Tray. When installing the Tray Insert make sure that it snaps into place to prevent the child from removing the Tray Insert. To remove Insert, unsnap the tabs from the Tray (Fig. 11a).
Diagram 11a shows the tray insert being snapped onto the high chair tray, highlighting the tabs on the sides.
The Tray may be stored on the back legs of the High Chair. Align the holes in the rear of the tray with the small pegs on the back legs (Fig. 11b). NOTE: To remove, lift the tray.
Diagram 11b shows the tray being stored on the back legs of the high chair by aligning holes with pegs.
Safety Belt Usage
WARNING: The highchair should be used only by children capable of sitting upright unassisted and at least 6 months of age.
WARNING: Prevent serious injury or death from falls or sliding out. Always use the restraint system. The child should be secured in the high chair at all times by the 3-point / 5-point restraining system, either in the reclining, semi-reclining or upright position.
3-point harness
12. Place the crotch strap between your child's legs. Insert the Harness Buckles into the Center Clasp with the Button.
Adjust waist straps for your child's comfort and safety by sliding buckles in either direction. Safety straps are to fit snug around your child (Fig. 12).
The straps of the 3-point harness have 2 attachment positions. To adjust the straps, select the slot that best fits your child. Refer to (Fig. 12).
Diagram 12 illustrates the 3-point harness, showing the crotch strap placement, waist strap adjustment, and the two attachment positions for the shoulder straps.
To Release Safety Belt
13. Push Button on Center Clasp, the two Harness Buckles will pop free (Fig. 13).
Diagram 13 shows the center clasp with a button, indicating that pushing it releases the buckles.
5-point harness
14. The shoulder straps of the 5-point harness have 2 attachment positions. Select the position that places the shoulder strap level with, or below, the top of the child's shoulders (Fig. 14a).
Diagram 14a shows the 5-point harness shoulder straps with two attachment positions indicated, and guidance on selecting the correct position relative to the child's shoulders.
Carefully place the child in the seat and position the safety harness around the child's waist and over the shoulders. Place the crotch strap between the child's legs. Insert the male end of each shoulder / waist belt into the buckle on the crotch strap. Tighten the harness to be snug around the child's waist and over the child's shoulders (Fig. 14b).
Diagram 14b illustrates placing the child in the seat and fastening the 5-point harness, including securing the crotch strap and tightening the shoulder and waist belts.
To Release Safety Belt
15. Push Button on Center Clasp, the two Harness Buckles will pop free (Fig. 15).
Diagram 15 shows the center clasp of the 5-point harness with a button, indicating that pushing it releases the buckles.
Recline Seat
16. Squeeze recline lever on back of the seat and adjust to the preferred recline or upright position (Fig. 16). Use caution not to trap arms, hands and fingers when adjusting recline positions.
Diagram 16 shows the recline lever on the back of the seat and an arrow indicating adjustment to different positions.
Seat Height Adjustment
WARNING: Do not adjust seat height with child in seat. Adjust seat height before placing your child in the high chair.
WARNING: Always check that the height adjustment bracket is level and both left and right sides locked before placing child in the high chair.
WARNING: Never rest the height adjustment bracket on the locking pins.
17. ATTENTION: Applies to Youth Seat with or without the Booster Seat attachment. Make sure the Height Brackets lock on the lowest position. DO NOT rest Height Adjustment Brackets on the Locking Pins (Fig. 17a).
Diagram 17a shows the height adjustment bracket and locking pins, with a warning "DO NOT rest Height Adjustment Brackets on the Locking Pins". It also indicates the lowest and highest positions.
Squeeze the Release Handles on both sides simultaneously of the Height Adjustment bracket (Fig. 17b) and adjust to the ideal position (Fig. 17c). DO NOT adjust with child in the seat.
Diagram 17b shows squeezing the release handles on both sides of the height adjustment bracket. Diagram 17c shows adjusting the bracket to an ideal position.
Folding and Unfolding the High Chair
WARNING: Do not sit on the frame when the seat is not attached. Do not use frame as a foot stool. Potential pinch point when opening the frame.
The High Chair may be folded with the seat in any of the height positions.
18. Use the recline handle to place the Seat Back in the most upright position illustrated in (Fig. 18).
Diagram 18 shows using the recline handle to move the seat back to the most upright position.
19. Pull upward on the release levers (located on the sides of the frame) and push the rear legs in the direction of the front legs until folded (Fig. 19). Chair is now ready to put away. DO NOT allow your child to play around a folded high chair as it may fall.
Diagram 19 shows pulling release levers and pushing rear legs inward to fold the high chair. A warning "DO NOT place fingers here" is shown.
Tray Storage Option
20. Squeeze the tray release handle and slide the tray out (Fig. 20).
Diagram 20 shows squeezing the tray release handle and sliding the tray out for storage.
21. Hang the tray on the hooks located on the back of the rear leg (Fig. 21).
Diagram 21 shows the tray being hung on hooks at the back of the rear leg.
To Unfold High Chair
Extend the front and rear legs outward until locked into position.
Reattaching Seat Pad
NOTE: Certain High Chair models are packaged with the High Chair Seat Pad and Seat Insert already attached to the Seat Back.
22. Thread non-buckle end of Harness Straps called Harness Attachment Tabs through the provided slots in the Seat Fabric, Seat Insert, Seat Back, and Seat Base (Fig. 22). When Harness Attachment Tabs are through the provided slots, rotate the Harness Attachment Tabs 90 degrees. Make sure that the straps are firmly in place.
Diagram 22 shows threading harness straps through slots in the seat fabric, insert, seat back, and seat base, and then rotating the tabs.
23. Revert to step 8 and follow steps (Fig. 8b to Fig. 8d).
Modes of Use
The Everlast 7-in-1 High Chair can be used in multiple configurations:
- Traditional High Chair
- Infant High Chair
- Youth Chair
- Dining Chair
- Toddler Booster
- Infant Booster Seat
- Sibling Mode
Product Care and Maintenance
WARNING: Harness Straps are NOT washable.
Dishwasher Safe Tray Insert: The Tray Insert is dishwasher safe to 160° F (71° C). Do not use scouring pads on the Tray Insert as they will damage the surface and make it more difficult to clean.
High Chair/Tray: Use mild soap and wash with a damp cloth. Please use only a soft bristle brush, sponge, or cloth to clean the surface or remove particles of food. DO NOT submerge High Chair and Tray in water. Surface clean only.
Seat Pad and fabrics: Please refer to the care label on individual soft good pieces for cleaning instructions.
To remove the seat pad: Remove Harness Straps by pushing Harness Attachment Tabs through the Harness slots on the Seat Back, Seat Base, and Seat Pad. Remove Elastic Loops from Attachment Tabs on Seat Base and Seat Back.
To attach the seat pad: Carefully follow the instructions outlined in Step 22 on how to correctly re-thread the safety harness.
Customer Service
The Customer Service Department can be contacted at 1 (800) 328-7363 Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (PST). Return Authorizations are required prior to returning product(s) to Baby Trend®.
Le service client peut être contacté au 1 (800) 328-7363 du lundi au vendredi 8 h - 16 h 30 (PST). Une autorisation sera nécessaire avant de retourner le produit à Baby Trend®.
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