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Manual

Carrier type Body weight Age

Phase 1

3 - 9 kg

6 weeks to

approx. 8

months

(< 65 cm)

Phase 2

7 - 15 kg

6 months to

2 year

(> 65 cm)

- You must use a hip carrier that has been adjusted to the size of the child.

- Never use the Quinny Curbb in a car, on a bicycle, while skiing or skating, etc.

- Never let the child sit or lie in the hip carrier unsupervised.

- All fasteners must be locked during use.

- Only use the Quinny Curbb as a hip carrier. The hip carrier was not designed

for carrying on the back or stomach.

- Before use check that the Quinny Curbb is not damaged. Under no circumstances

should the Quinny Curbb be used if it is damaged!

- Do not remove the logos and instructions from the cover as this may damage

the cover.

- On longer journeys take regular breaks to give the child and yourself some

freedom of movement.

- In order to increase carrying comfort for both parent and child, it is recommended

to regularly vary sides.

- Only use original parts that have been endorsed by the manufacturer.

- When used for a prolonged period of time, the ﬁt of the carrier may become

looser, adjust if necessary.

- Do not make any modiﬁcations to the product. Contact your supplier or

importer if you have any complaints or problems.

3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Shoulder strap

Sliding part to adjust

length of shoulder strap

Shoulder protector

Hip strap

Shoulder clasp, male

Seat clasp, male

Shoulder clasp, female

Seat clasp, female

Velcro fastening to

attach the seat insert

Loop to decrease size

of leg opening

Removable seat insert,

with soft padding

Velcro

Strap clip

Hip clasp

Loop to attach seat

insert Velcro fastening

2 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Quinny Carrier Range

Quinny Wrapp

Quinny Curbb

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations on your purchase of the Quinny Curbb.

The main emphasis in the development of the Quinny Curbb was on safety,

user-friendliness, comfort and design. This product fulﬁls the strictest safety

requirements.

Studies have shown that many hip carriers are not used correctly. It is therefore

important that you take the time to read these instructions through carefully.

Continuous research by our product development department, the use of

test panels and consumer feedback ensure that our products are always kept

up-to-date in the ﬁeld of child safety.

Dorel

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 IMPORTANT: READ FIRST!

2 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

4 USE OF THE QUINNY CURBB

4.1 Getting ready

5 CARRYING THE CHILD

5.1 General

5.2 Checklist

5.3 Taking the child out

6 MAINTENANCE

6.1 Faults

6.2 Remedying faults by maintenance

7 WASTE SEPARATION

8 WARRANTY

9 QUESTIONS

1 IMPORTANT: READ FIRST!

- WARNING

Read these instructions through carefully and keep them for reference together

with the packaging. The safety of the child may be seriously endangered if the

instructions are not followed.

- WARNING

Do not make any modiﬁcations to the product. Contact your supplier or importer if

you have any complaints or problems.

- WARNING

The Quinny Curbb is a hip carrier intended for carrying a child on the hip and not

for carrying on the stomach or back.

- WARNING

Your balance may be affected by your own movements or those of your child.

- WARNING

Be careful when stooping or bending down

- WARNING

This carrier is not designed for use during sporting activities.

The Quinny Curbb has been approved in accordance with the latest European

guideline EN 13209-2:2005 for carriers and can be used for children from about 6

months to about 24 months (min.7 kg - max. 15 kg).

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Brand	Quinny
Model	Curbb
Category	Baby Carriers
File type	PDF
File size	5.62 MB

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