Orbit Baby Generation-one Stroller - Manual (Page 5)

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movement, especially on inclines or when your child is getting
into and out of the Stroller.
Make sure the Stroller is stable while your child enters and
exits the Stroller. Never let your child enter and exit the Stroller
unassisted. Engage the Parking Brakes and hold onto the
Stroller to make sure it does not tip.
Carefully assess the environment in which you are using
the Stroller for how it may affect your Stroller’s movement.
Check that your path is clear of obstructions before you stroll.
Also, uneven or loose terrain can cause instability and tipping of
your Stroller.
Strolling on steep inclines can present the additional risk of the
Stroller tipping or moving away from you. A Stroller Strap is
provided as an extra safety precaution in such environments.
Never use your Stroller on stairs or escalators or similar
environments where you can suddenly lose control of your
Stroller and cause injury to yourself and others around you.
Use this Stroller only for walking speed.
This Stroller is not
intended for jogging, running, or roller skating, etc. The Orbit
Stroller is designed for optimal maneuvering with stability while
being used by an adult at a walking pace.
5. Beware of obstructions striking your child’s legs or arms when
using the Stroller. Your child’s arms, legs, and hands must be
within the boundaries of the Stroller before moving to prevent risk of
injury.
6. Keep your Stroller properly tuned for optimal performance and
to extend its product lifetime. Your Stroller has been designed for
many years of use with a little care and maintenance. The section
“Maintaining Your Stroller” provides detailed information on what
you can do to keep your Stroller in top shape. At the same time, for
your safety, stop using the Stroller if you suspect any damage may
have occurred to any part of the product. Contact Orbit Baby about
replacement parts and/or repair if needed.
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CLICK AND CHECK
When using the Orbit Infant System, always pay attention
to the CLICK (through sound and feel) that says
you’ve successfully completed a step. Then,
always immediately follow up with a CHECK
by tugging or pulling what you just clicked into place.