Valco Baby Spark - Manual (Page 6)

1>PARTS LIST
Seat, Frame, 2x front wheels, 2x rear wheels,
2x axels, bumper bar, hood, rear brake axle,
boot cover bassinet lining and mattress.
2>TO OPEN
the handle on top. Release the frame lock if
engaged (a)
Lift the handle upward and clockwise until it
locks to a vertical position. Continue to lift the
handle (b) until you feel the chassis lock into
the open position (e).
Even when fully assembled, your Zee Spark can
be folded and opened with the seat installed in
either direction as well as in bassinet mode. To
open when your Zee Spark is in bassinet mode
or when the seat is installed facing the handles
and in fully reclined position:
• Release the frame lock (a)
• With your foot on the rear brake bar, and
holding the stroller at either side by the handle
pivot hinges (c), lift the lower chassis as far as
possible (until it locks is the most preferable).
This will allow the handle to clear the rear of
bassinet or seat.
• Swing the handle over the bassinet/seat until
it locks in place.(d).
• Check that the lower chassis has engaged
fully at (e)
IMPORTANT WARNING: ALWAYS TEST
THAT ALL LATCHES ARE SECURELY
ENGAGED BEFORE USE.
3>REAR BRAKE AXLE
With the larger brake pedal facing outward,
align the rear axle housing with the rear stroller
legs. Insert each rear leg into the corresponding
housing of the rear axle. Press in the locking
button (a) on the leg while simultaneously
pushing the axle housing as far as it will go
until it engages. Repeat for the other leg.
Test that each leg has fully engaged in the axle
housing.
4>REAR WHEELS
Pressing on the axle release button (a), insert
the axle through the outside of the metal hub
and through the nylon brake cog.
IMPORTANT: INSERT THROUGH OUTSIDE
OF THE WHEEL - THE SIDE WHICH DOES
NOT HAVE THE BRAKE COG SPROCKETS
While pressing the axle release button (b),
insert the wheel axle into the wheel housing of
the frame at the rear of the stroller chassis (c).
Keeping the axle release button depressed,
insert the wheel as far as it will go into the
channel. Release the button and pull the
wheel slightly back toward you ensuring that
it has locked securely into place. Repeat this
procedure for the other wheel.
To remove a rear wheel, firmly grasp the wheel
spokes while pressing the axle release button.
Gently pull the wheel free of the wheel housing.
5>FRONT WHEELS
Line each front wheel pin (a) with the
corresponding front wheel housing. Depress
the housing button while inserting the wheel
pin into the wheel housing and push it up until
it clicks into place.
The front wheels of your stroller offer either a
full, 360º swivel action or a locked position.
To lock the front wheel, turn the wheel so that
the bulk of it is beneath the stroller and push
down on the wheel lock (b) until it locks into
position. Repeat this procedure for the other
side.
IMPORTANT WARNING: ALWAYS TEST
THAT THE LOCKS ARE FULLY ENGAGED
BEFORE USE.
6>INSTALL SEAT
Line up the seat housing (a) with the
corresponding connectors located on either
side of the stroller frame. Lower the seat onto
the connectors and gently push the seat down
until it clicks securely into place (b).
NOTE: YOUR SEAT CAN BE INSTALLED
EITHER FORWARD OR REARWARD FACING.
To remove the seat, simultaneously lift both
triggers (c) in the seat housing (these can be
operated using either the front or rear triggers)
and lift the seat unit from the frame.
7>SEAT MODE
The stroller seat has 3 positions. To recline
or incline the seat simultaneously push the
recline buttons located on either side of the
seat housing (a) and move the seat into the
desired position.
NOTE: SPECIAL CARE MUST BE TAKEN
WHEN ADJUSTING THE SEAT POSITION
WITH A CHILD IN THE STROLLER.
8>BASSINET MODE
When using your Zee Spark with a newborn,
the most comfortable configuration is as a
bassinet.
WARNING: THE BASSINET MODE MUST ONLY
BE USED UNTIL YOUR BABY IS DEVELOPED
ENOUGH TO SIT UP UNAIDED.
To convert your seat from stroller to bassinet
mode:
• Remove the bumper bar
• Remove the hood
• Adjust the seat to the fully reclined position.
INSTRUCTIONS