BabyTrend 8689 - TAHOE HIGH CHAIR - Manuel (Page 8)

TO UNFOLD HIGH CHAIR
Push the legs apart until fully open and locked. Push downward on the
fold levers (Left and Right) to ensure the frame is locked.
(See Fig. 1)
WARNING:
Always check that the high
chair is locked in the open position before using.
TO ATTACH SEAT PAD
To attach seat pad to the chair, loop the flap on the back of the pad over
the top rear of the seat. Connect the pad to the upper seat back with the
two elastic loops (See Figure 2). Insert the waist belts and crotch strap
and shoulder straps through the holes in the seat pad (See Fig. 3). Con-
nect the bottom of the pad to the seat bottom with the two elastic loops
(See Fig. 4).
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Dishwasher safe food tray:
The food tray is diswasher safe to 160º degrees fahrenheit. Do not use
scouring pads on the Dishwasher food tray as they will damage the sur-
face and the tray will become more difficult to clean.
High Chair/Tray:
Clean high chair after each use, using mild household detergents.
Please use only a soft bristle brush, sponge or cloth to surface clean or
remove particles of food. DO NOT submerge high chair tray in water:
Surface clean only.
To remove fabric pad for washing:
Disconnect the elastic loops holding the seat bottom and sides as shown
in (Figures 2 and 4). Push waist belt buckles and crotch strap through
holes in pad. Gently pull upward on pad to remove. Wash pad on deli-
cate cycle using mild detergent and cold water. Hang to dry. DO NOT
USE BLEACH . Refer to section “To Attach Seat Pad” preceding to
replace pad on chair.
From time to time check your high chair for loose screws, worm parts,
torn material or stitching. Replace or repair the parts as needed. Exces-
sive exposure to the sun or heat could cause fading, yellowing or warp-
ing of parts.
Push
Figure 1
Push down
to lock open
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IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY DIFFICULTY IN USING THIS PRODUCT,
PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT
AT (800) 328-7363 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8:00AM AND 4:30PM
PACIFIC COAST TIME FOR ASSISTANCE.
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4