Phil & Teds Peanut Manuel utilisateur

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ATTENTION!READINGALL

THESEINSTRUCTIONSWILL

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OFTOYSBEINGTHROWN!

(blokes: don’t say you weren’t told )

PG parental guidance required

NB baby not included

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peanutinstructions

Use only for children weighing no more than

9kg/19.8lbs

Follow these simple steps and you’ll be ready

for some home & away sleep assurance in

no time!

bits & bobs

Red numbers below refer to peanut parts

indicated on the inside back flap of this guide.

1. Head end leg

2. Foot end leg

3. Handles (x2)

4. Aluminium frame and fabric wall

5. Fabric wall cord

6. Plastic base

7. Plastic base brackets (x4)

8. Harness fixing points

9. Mattress

10. Cover

11. Vibe latch hooks

12. Vibe latch lever

13. Classic/Sport/Dash/Hammerhead frame

grips

IMPORTANT – READ

THE INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY BEFORE

USE AND KEEP THEM

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

14. Classic/Sport/Dash/Hammerhead locking

arms (left & right hand)

15. Nutshell

16. Head end

17. Foot end

safe & sound

We’ve attained the following safety standards:

• EN 1466:2004

• EN1888:2005

• ASNZS 2088:2000

• ASTM F833-07a

• ASTM F2194-07a

getting to grips

Letters in red refer to line drawings on the inside

front cover.

a Carefully remove the peanut and its

component parts from the packaging.

Remove the cover and mattress from the

aluminium frame and fabric wall and check

the plastic base is correctly positioned;

making sure the curved edges face upwards.

b Standing side-on to your peanut rotate both

legs downwards towards the centre of the

peanut, as shown. Push the plastic base

down into the fabric wall.

c Turn the peanut upside down on a flat surface

keeping hold of the plastic base as you turn

it over. Locate the plastic base brackets, two

at each end of the base. Note that there are

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also raised bumps between each set of

brackets – these will help keep the legs in

place once they are hooked into the

brackets.

d To hook the legs into the plastic base

brackets; hold the plastic base with one

hand and the head end leg with the other.

Lift the base upwards and hook the leg

under the two small plastic brackets on

the base. Ensure they are fully engaged in

each bracket before moving on. Repeat

for the legs at the foot end.

The legs are made from spring steel, giving

them tension, so you’ll have to use a bit of

muscle power to hook them under the

second set of brackets!

e Next, locate the four exposed sections of

the cord loop that runs around the bottom

of the fabric side wall. Pull the cord sections

from opposite sides into the middle of the

plastic base and hook them together.

Repeat for the second set of cord loops,

making sure they are securely fastened to

each other before moving on.

f Turn the peanut over and place the

mattress inside, so the sponge-like fabric

is facing upwards.

g The peanut’s cover zips on and off as

required. When you’re ready to carry the

peanut the handles will slide up the legs to

provide more handle length.

final check points!

Before placing your precious bundle into the

peanut, ensure:

•The legs are fully engaged under the

brackets on the plastic base (see step ‘d’)

•The cord loops are hooked together

securely.

attaching the nutshell

hPick up your nutshell and open it out with

the elastic edge at the bottom, as shown.

i Locate the two holes on the top of the

peanut frame (on both sides of your peanut)

and slot the ends of the nutshell rods fully

into the holes, making sure the hood is

facing the right way (so it covers the head

end of your peanut!).

j Ease the elastic bottom of the hood around

the aluminium frame.

harness fixing points

If you want to secure your little one in the

peanut, there are two fixing points located

either side of the base, under the mattress

(see no. 8 in the parts diagram). This will

allow you to fasten a harness to the peanut.

attaching the peanut

to the vibe buggy

NOTE: Do not use the peanut fitted to the buggy

in combination with a child in the main buggy

seat and/or double kit.

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removing the peanut from the

vibe buggy

Make sure the vibe buggy brake is engaged.

n Extend the peanut handles to their full

length. Stand side-on to the peanut and hold

it by its handles with one hand.

o Reach over the peanut to the side furthest

away from you and release the latch hooks

from the vibe frame by rotating the peanut

latch lever upwards and lifting the latch

hooks backwards and upwards. Take the

weight of the peanut with the handles in

one hand, to prevent the far latch from

re-engaging.

p With your free hand: release the second

latch, as before, and lift the peanut away

from the vibe frame.

attaching the peanut to the

classic/sport/dash or

hammerhead buggy

NOTE: Do not use the peanut fitted to the buggy

in combination with a child in the main buggy

seat and/or double kit.

Make sure the buggy brake is engaged and the

seat is in the lie-flat position. Do not remove the

fabric seat from your buggy

q Remove the pull bar from the buggy and

replace with the locking arms (left and right

hand). Make sure they are fully secured

Make sure the vibe buggy brake is engaged,

the seat is in the lie-flat position and the pull bar

is removed.

k Stand side-on to your vibe buggy and extend

the peanut handles to their full length.

Hold the peanut by its handles with one

hand and position it over the frame of

the vibe. NOTE: The head end of the peanut

should point towards the vibe front wheel.

With your free hand, guide the peanut latch

hooks, located on either side of the peanut

frame, over the upper pull bar slots on the

vibe frame.

Press down on the latch hook closest to

you, listening for the sound of the hooks

locking in place. Look to make sure the

latch housing is sitting flush on the vibe

frame and the peanut latch lever has

returned to the downward position.

l Still holding the peanut handles with one

hand: reach over to the second latch,

furthest away from you, and press down

on the peanut latch hooks until you hear

them lock into place.

Check both latches are fully engaged by

gently tugging on the handles and making

sure the peanut doesn’t come free from

the frame.

m Slide the handles down the legs to sit

neatly out of the way and you’re good to

go!

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removing the peanut from the

classic/sport/dash or

hammerhead buggy

Make sure the buggy brake is engaged.

u Stand side-on to your buggy, reach over the

peanut to the side furthest away from you

and release the head end leg by unclipping

it from the locking arm. Taking the weight of

the peanut with the handles, release the

side closest to you and lift the peanut up and

away from the buggy frame, tilting the foot

end slightly to release the frame grips.

pack down!

v To pack your peanut down for safe

keeping, remove the nutshell from peanut’s

main frame. Turn the peanut upside down,

unhook the fabric side wall cord and

release the legs from the plastic base;

unhooking them from the small plastic

brackets at the head and the foot end of

the base.

w Rotate both legs downwards towards the

outside edges of the peanut. The base,

frame and fabric side wall will now flatten

down to a smaller size, ready to be

re-assembled next time around.

and the nib springs are engaged.

r Next, stand side-on to your buggy and extend

the peanut handles to their full length. Position

the peanut above the buggy frame; holding the

peanut handles in one hand and the head end

of the aluminium frame in the other.

NOTE: The head end of the peanut should

point towards the buggy front wheel.

Lower the peanut downwards and forwards

towards the buggy seat tilting the foot end

downwards slightly, this will capture the buggy

frame between the grips on either side of the

peanut. Check to make sure the peanut is

secure within the buggy frame on both sides.

s Push both handles down the legs and pull

forward slightly. Next, reach down and secure

the locking arm to the front end leg by

‘clipping’ it onto the wire, as shown. Reach

over the peanut and repeat for the side furthest

away from you. NOTE: there are two separate

‘clipping slots’, the furthest away is for the dash

& hammerhead models, the other for the

classic & sport models.

Check that both sides of the peanut are fully

secure by gently tugging on the handles and

making sure the peanut doesn’t come free

from the frame.

t Slide the handles down the legs to sit neatly

out of the way and you’re good to go!

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add & adapt

Other stuff that works fantastically with peanut:

•storm cover & UV mesh

• sheet set

cuts & bruises

Cleaning & caring for your peanut.

The once over

Check the peanut for cuts & bruises. If your

peanut is damaged in any way, or you’re not

sure how to use it, contact your retailer

immediately.

Caring for peanut

Unlike children, your peanut likes to stay clean.

In case of little accidents, sponge wash with a

wet cloth. Do not submerse the peanut, its fabric

wall and aluminium frame in water. The peanut

mattress may be hand washed in warm water

with mild natural soap. Do not tumble dry.

Line dry. Do not use any solvents or bleach

based products as these may harm the

materials. Do not wring. Dry your peanut

thoroughly before storage. Store in a well

ventilated space, away from direct sunlight which

could damage or fade your peanut’s colourful

coat.

rights & remedies

* consumers may have extra rights in some countries or states.

Our products are warranted against defects in

materials and workmanship for one year from

the date of purchase. If the product has a

manufacturing fault we will repair it for free.

If not practical to repair it, we will, at our

discretion, replace the part in question. If the

product fails due to wear and tear, accident,

neglect or negligence, or is outside the warranty,

we will happily repair it for a reasonable charge.*

Who is covered? Original purchaser buying

product from an authorised dealer. Proof of

purchase is required.

What is covered? Workmanship or materials

that are deemed faulty, providing the peanut

has at all times been used in normal conditions

in accordance with instructions, and been

properly maintained.

What is not covered? Second hand product,

modified product, poorly maintained product,

normal wear, fading and fabric cuts, improper use

(by way of example): abnormal use; not

following instructions; child left unattended; ex-

cessive load; transport damage i.e. airline

or freight damage.

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ATTENTION

WARNINGS

IMPORTANT – READ

THE INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY BEFORE

USE AND KEEP THEM

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Do not use the peanut fitted to the

buggy in combination with a child in the

main buggy seat and/or double kit.

Suffocation Hazard: Infant carrier can roll

over on soft surfaces and suffocate child.

NEVER place carrier on beds, sofas, or

other soft surfaces.

Fall Hazard: Child’s movement can slide

carrier. NEVER place carrier near edges

of counter tops, tables or other elevated

surfaces.

NEVER use this carrier as a means to

transport an infant in a motor vehicle.

Use only for one child weighing no more

than 9kg/19.8lbs.

Customer costs within warranty The customer

is responsible for any inwards freight charge

to return the product to the manufacturer or its

representative for warranty and/or service.

Customer costs outside warranty Where proof of

purchase is not provided or the product is outside

of the one year warranty period. The manufacturer

(or agent) reserves right to charge a service fee

and/or charge for parts replaced/repaired. A

return freight charge may apply.

Exclusions Any consequential loss or damage

to any person or property directly or indirectly

as a result of using the product.

Who do I contact? Please discuss any warranty

or service queries with your store of purchase.

You will be required to show proof of purchase.

They will inform you of the next steps. Products

returned directly to the manufacturer by the

customer will NOT be eligible for warranty.

log on & relax

Please register your product purchase through

our online warranty registration by visiting

www.philandteds.com

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•In gaps between an extra pad and

side of the bassinet/cradle.

•On soft bedding.

NEVER add a mattress, pillow, comforter,

or padding. Use ONLY the pad provided

by manufacturer.

To reduce the risk of SIDS, paediatricians

recommend healthy infants be placed

on their backs to sleep, unless otherwise

advised by your physician.

If a sheet is used with the pad, use only

the one provided by the bassinet or cradle

manufacturer or one specifically designed

to fit the dimension of the

bassinet or cradle mattress.

WARNING

Strings can cause strangulation!

Do not place items with a string

around a child’s neck, such as hood strings

or pacifier cords. Do not

suspend strings over a bassinet

or cradle or attach strings to toys.

WARNINGS

American Safety Standard

(ASTM F833-07a) states:

WARNING

NEVER leave child unattended.

Use only for children weighing

no more than 9kg/19.8lbs.

WARNINGS

American Safety Standard

(ASTM F2194-07a) states:

WARNING

Failure to follow these warnings and

the instructions could result in serious

injury or death.

FALL HAZARD – To help prevent falls,

do not use this product when the

infant begins to push up on hands and

knees or has reached manufacturer’s

recommended maximum weight,

whichever comes first.

SUFFOCATION HAZARD – Infants

can suffocate:

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WARNINGS

European Safety Standard

(EN1466:2004(E)) states:

IMPORTANT – KEEP

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

Never use this carry cot on a stand.

Use only on a firm, horizontal

level and dry surface.

Use only replacement parts supplied

or approved by the manufacturer.

Be aware of the risk of open fire and

other sources of strong heat, such as

electric bar fires, gas fires, etc., in

the near vicinity of carry cot.

NOTE: Check the handles and

bottom of bassinet regularly for

signs of damage and wear.

Do not leave your child unattended.

Never use the carry cot on a stand.

WARNING

This product is only suitable for

a child who cannot sit up unaided.

WARNING

Do not let other children play

unattended near the carry cot.

WARNING

Do not use if any part is broken,

torn or missing.

WARNINGS

European Safety Standard

(EN1888:2005) states:

WARNING

READ THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY BEFORE USE

AND KEEP THEM FOR

FUTURE REFERENCE.

YOUR CHILD’S SAFETY

MAY BE AFFECTED IF

YOU DO NOT FOLLOW

THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

Do not use with accessories other than

those approved by the manufacturer.

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WARNINGS

Australian/New Zealand Safety Standard (AS/

NZS 2088:2000) states:

WARNING: FOLLOW

THE MANUFACTURER’S

INSTRUCTIONS.

Do not leave children unattended.

NOTE (peanut for vibe): check the latch

lever regularly to ensure if moves freely

and the latch hooks remain engaged when

fitted to the buggy frame.

NOTE (peanut for classic/ sport/ dash /

hammerhead): Check the nib springs on

the locking arms regularly to ensure they

remain engaged when fitted to the buggy

frame. Check the locking arms remain

securely clipped to the front end legs

when fitted to the buggy frame.

WARNING

It may be dangerous to leave your

child unattended.

WARNING

Ensure that all the locking devices are

engaged before use.

WARNING

Do not add a mattress thicker than

5mm.

WARNING

Check that the pram body or seat unit

attachment devices are correctly

engaged before use.

WARNING

This product is not suitable for running

or skating.

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