Chicco Best Friend Light, Manual

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depth.

•  Make sure that the carry cot is cor-

rectly attached to the stroller be-

fore placing your child inside.

•  Products exposed to direct sunlight

will heat up; let them cool down

before placing your child inside.

•  The carry cot is not designed for

children to sleep in for a long pe-

riod of time: this product is not a

substitute for a cot.

•  Air the carry cot after prolonged

use.

•  Keep the product out of reach of

children when it is not being used.

COMPONENTS

The contents of the packaging include:
• a semi-rigid carry cot with canopy
• an internal fabric lining
• a cover 
• a mattress

TIPS FOR CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

This product requires periodical maintenance. Cleaning 
and maintenance operations must be performed exclu-
sively by an adult.

CLEANING

Clean the fabric parts with a damp sponge and neutral 
detergent. Periodically wipe clean plastic parts with a soft 
damp cloth. To prevent the formation of rust, always dry 
metal parts if they have come into contact with water.

WASHING

The internal linings of the carry cot and the mattress are 
removable and washable; to remove them, go to the para-
graph REMOVING THE CARRY COT LINING. 
Carefully follow the washing instructions on the label. 
The washing symbols and relative meanings are indicated 
below: 

Wash by hand in cold water 

Do not bleach 

Do not tumble dry 

Do not iron 

Do not dry clean

MAINTENANCE

Dry metal parts to prevent the formation of rust. Do not 

submerge the carry cot in water. Routinely wipe clean plas-

tic parts with a soft damp cloth. To avoid friction, ensure 

that the locking devices of the carry cot and pram are free 

of dust and sand. Do not leave the product exposed to the 

sun for a long period of time; the fabrics may discolour. Do 

not use solvents or abrasive products for cleaning.

FIRST ASSEMBLY OF THE CARRY COT

1.  To assemble the carry cot pull the “U”-shaped rod out-

wards using the strap (Fig. 1) until it is completely housed 

in the plastic locks on the wooden base (Fig. 1A). Repeat 

this operation with the other rod.

2.  Insert the lining in the carry cot and fix in place using the 

special zips (Fig. 2).

3.  Place the mattress on the base of the carry cot (Fig. 3).

4.  Lift the carry handle (Fig. 4) checking that it is fixed in the 

vertical position.

5.  Place the canopy fabric on the handle, fasten with the

zips (Fig. 5) and do up the velcro straps on the edge of

the carry cot (Fig. 5A).

6.  Place the cover on the carry cot and fix in place using the 

velcro straps and snap buttons (Fig. 6). For added protec-

tion, lift the fabric flap and fix in place using the buttons 

on the canopy (Fig. 6A).

7.  The cover of the carry cot can be used as leg cover for the 

stroller. Refer to the instructions manual of the stroller for 

details on how to use it as a leg cover.

CARRY HANDLE

8.  The carry handle can be lowered. To lower it, push the

buttons on the inside of the canopy junctions at the

same time and push the handle downwards (Fig. 7).

FASTENING THE CARRY COT TO THE STROLLER

To fasten the carry cot remove the stroller or car seat, if present.

9.  Hold the handle in the transport position and position

the carry cot on the fasteners at the side of the stroller

with the leg zone facing the handle (Fig. 8). Place the car-

ry cot on the frame until it clicks into position (Fig. 8A).

WARNING: Before using, make sure that the carry cot is 

properly locked on by pulling it upwards (Fig. 8B).

REMOVING THE Carry cot FROM THE STROLLER

10.  With the handle in the vertical position (transport po-

sition) press the button in the foot area of the carry cot 

(Fig. 9) and lift it from the structure (Fig. 9A). 

WARNING: The fastening and release operations can also be 

carried out with your child in the carry cot; however, the 

child’s weight may make these operations more difficult. 

Pay attention when carrying out the aforementioned op-

erations. 

CLOSING THE CARRY COT 

It is possible to reduce the dimensions of the carry cot 

when it is not being used. Lower the handle by pushing 

on the levers at the junctions of the canopy (Fig. 7). Then 

carry out the operations described in the “FIRST ASSEMBLY 

OF THE CARRY COT” paragraph in reverse order. 

WARNING: Do not carry out these operations with your 

child in the carry cot or other children in the vicinity. 

REMOVING THE CARRY COT LINING 

To remove the fabric lining from the carry cot carry out the 

30° C