Jole brisk, Instruction Manual

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Stroller Assembly

Please read all the instructions in this manual before assembling and using 
this product.

Open Stroller

Separate storage latch from storage mount 

(Fig. 4.1)

, and then lift the handle 

upwards 

(Fig. 4.2)

, push the footplate downwards with foot 

(Fig. 4.3)

, a click 

sound means the stroller is open completely.

! 

Check that the stroller is completely open before continuing.

Assemble Front Wheels

Assemble front wheels to front legs. Check that wheels are securely attached 
by pulling on wheel assemblies. 

(Fig. 5)

The front wheels can be disassembled by pulling the release buttons backward. 

(Fig. 6)

Assemble Rear Wheels

Assemble rear wheels to rear legs 

(Fig. 7)

. Check that wheels are securely 

attached by pulling on wheel assemblies. 
Snap the brake cable into the fixing tabs under square tubes to fix it. 

(Fig. 8)

Assemble Hood

Insert the hood pivots into hood mounts to assemble the hood 

(Fig. 9)

, and 

stick the velcros to attach the rear hood to backrest. 

(Fig. 10)

The completely assembled stroller is shown as 

(Fig. 11)

Stroller Operation

Adjust Backrest Angle

The Backrest has 5 angles.

Recline Backrest

Squeeze the adjust button 

(Fig. 12.1)

, and then adjust the backrest to a 

desired angle. 

(Fig. 12.2)

!

Hold the backrest with the other hand if a child is already seated in 

the stroller.

!

Be sure attach the canopy rear flap to recline by hook and loop fasteners 
when the recline is flat. 

(Fig. 10)

Raise Backrest

Just push to raise the backrest. 

!

Make sure the backrest angle is set properly for use.

Use Buckle

Release Buckle

Press the center button to release the buckle. 

(Fig. 13)

Lock Buckle

Match the waist belt buckle with the shoulder buckle 

(Fig. 14.1)

, and click into 

the center buckle. 

(Fig. 14.2)

A click sound means the buckle is locked completely. 

(Fig. 14.3)

!

To avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out, always secure your child 
with harness.

!

Make sure your child is snugly secured. The space between the child and 
the shoulder harness is about the thickness of one hand.

!

Do not cross the shoulder belts. This will cause pressure on child’s neck.

Use Shoulder & Waist Harnesses
!

In order to protect your child from falling out, after your child is placed into 
the seat, check whether the shoulder and waist harnesses are at proper 
height and length.

Fig. 15.1

  Shoulder harness anchor A   

Fig. 15.2

  Shoulder harness anchor B 

Fig. 15.3

  Slide adjuster

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