Evenflo ExerSaucer Bumbly, Instructions Manual

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Assembling the ExerSaucer

Assembling the ExerSaucer

Stage 2 is used for infants 4 months old (who can hold up head and neck unassisted)  

to walking age and under 30 inches tall.

Stage 2

Stage 2

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A

A

B

1. 

Turn ExerSaucer base 

A

 upside down and locate three 

(3) stabilizer feet 

B

. Insert one side of foot 

B

 into the 

foot bracket hole 

C

 and twist the foot until the other 

side snaps into the opposite hole 

C

. Rotate and pull 

foot to make sure it is fully installed. Repeat until all 
three (3) stabilizer feet are installed. 

To use stabilizer feet:

 Flip the three (3) stabilizer feet out from beneath base 
to prevent ExerSaucer from rocking.

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B

A

C

2.  

Place seat ring 

D

 upside down and locate the wheel  

holders 

E

. Snap six (6) seat wheels 

F

 into wheel 

holders, as shown.

D

B

F

E

3.  

Turn seat ring right side up. 

  Align triangle 

G

 on the back of the seat ring with the  

triangle 

H

 on the seat pad label. 

  Snap the plastic tabs 

I

 on the pad over the pegs 

J

on the seat ring. 

  Continue this process until all tabs are attached to  

all pegs, then push the seat pad down inside the seat 
ring.

I

J

H

G

D

D

K

L

4.  

Press assembled seat ring 

K

 down firmly onto the top 

of the tray 

L

 until it snaps into place and spins freely.

3

6.  

Locate the tray 

L

 and three spring domes 

P

.  

Place each spring dome onto the tray over a leg open-
ing, as shown. Press the spring dome downward while 
turning until it locks into place.

If you don’t line up the alignment guides properly, the spring 

dome may come off of the tray and cause injury.

WARNING

Make sure the alignment guides 

Q

 line up properly, as 

shown.

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P

P

P

L

Q

5.  

Locate three lower legs 

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 and the base 

N

. Align the 

tabs 

O

 on the lower legs with the slots in the base, 

then snap the lower legs onto the base. Repeat for all 
three lower legs.

Note:

 Make sure the tabs on the lower legs have 

locked completely into the base, as shown, by moving 
the legs from side-to-side. If they are not completely 
locked in place, repeat this step until they are locked 
securely.

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O

O

O

O

N

M