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5. General Safety Instructions:
4.2. Safety Instructions for the Jogging Kit
• When you park your Croozer jogger, always lock both parking brakes.
• Do not inline skate with the jogger.
• The brakes should not be used to bring a rolling transporter to a halt.
• When pushing the jogger, you should always use the safety strap to prevent the transporter from accidental rolling. To do
this put the loop attached to the handlebar around your wrist.
• Do not sit or stand on the wheel arms, since these can be damaged by overloading of this kind.
Irrespective of any special use, attention should always be paid to the following instructions:
• Do not try to make any alterations to the carrier that are not described in this Owner’s Manual.
• Never exceed the maximum load of 40 kg (Model 535) and 35 kg (Model 737).
• Carry a maximum of one child (model 737) or two children (model 535).
• Do not carry children who are over seven years old.
• Children should be old enough to wear a helmet and be able to sit upright without outside help, or they should be
strapped in a specially fitted baby seat (accessory).
• Make sure that neither the child’s limbs, clothing, shoe straps, nor any toys come into contact with the moving parts of
the carrier.
• The child’s head, including helmet, must not project above the upper frame.
• In the event of the vehicle tipping over, the handlebar grip acts as a safety bar. So keep it permanently installed, even
when using the transporter behind a bicycle!
• Children must always wear seat belts.
• Never leave a child unattended in the trailer, buggy or jogger.
• Always check on a regular basis that your children are comfortable at the given temperatures.
• Always try to avoid going over obstacles with one wheel only, since this can lead to the trailer turning over completely,
regardless of speed.
6. Maintenance, Care and Storage of the CROOZER
6.1. Drawbar and Drawbar Connector
Check the drawbar regularly for signs of damage (e.g. cracks). If there is any kind of damage whatsoever to the drawbar,
then it must be replaced so as to prevent breakage and the resulting risk of accident. Regularly give a protective wax to the
areas of the drawbar connector subject to heavy loads, such as the drawbar bolt and the slit of the drawbar attachment
bracket (see Section 2.2). In this way you will prevent formation of rust.
If in doubt ask your specialist dealer. In the interests of safety the drawbar must be replaced every three years (see Section
2.1.)
6.2. Wheels
Have the wheels (tyres, rims, tension of spokes, axle bearing) checked by your specialist dealer at least twice a year.
Clean the wheels regularly and give them a protective wax, particularly just before the onset of Winter.
6.3. Fabric Assembly
Clean the fabric assembly with domestic soap or a mild cleansing agent and warm water.
Never use thinners or benzine.