Lorelli Tricycle Neo 4-i-1 EVA Manual Kaiwhakamahi

1. Kupu Whakataki

The Lorelli Neo 4-in-1 Tricycle is a versatile and comfortable ride designed for children aged 18 months and older, supporting a maximum weight of 20 kg. It features durable EVA tires for a smooth ride and a unique swivel seat that allows your child to face forward or towards you, enhancing interaction and comfort. The adjustable and removable backrest ensures your child can rest comfortably during rides. This manual provides essential information for assembly, operation, maintenance, and safety to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for your child.

Āhuatanga matua:

• Padded, comfortable, and soft seat
• Adjustable and removable backrest
• Swivel seat (parent-facing or forward-facing)
• 5-point safety harness with shoulder pads
• Pae o mua ka taea te tango
• Foldable footrest and separate footrests for smaller children
• Free-wheel function
• Adjustable and removable sun canopy
• Comfortable push handle with foam control grip for steering
• EVA tires
• Practical pocket on the push handle
• Brakes on the rear wheels
• Lockable pedals
• Removable storage basket on the rear wheels

2. Nga korero haumaru

WARNING: Always supervise your child when using the tricycle. Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious injury.

• This product is intended for children aged 18 months and older.
• Kaua e neke ake i te kaha o te taumaha o te 20 kg.
• Me whakarite kia tika te whakahiato o nga waahanga katoa me te mau i mua i ia whakamahinga.
• Whakamahia tonutia te whitiki haumaru e rima ngā ira hei pupuri i tāu tamaiti.
• Do not use the tricycle near stairs, hills, busy roads, swimming pools, or other hazardous areas.
• Only use on flat, level surfaces.
• Tiakina nga ringa me nga waewae mai i nga waahanga neke.
• Regularly inspect the tricycle for any damaged or worn parts. Do not use if damaged.
• Kia mawehe atu i nga tamariki nga taputapu takai hei aukati i te pehanga.

3. Rarangi Wahi

Before assembly, ensure all components are present and undamaged. Refer to the diagrams for identification.

• Anga Pahikara Torikara
• Front Wheel with Pedals
• Wira o muri (2)
• Noho Tuuru
• Pūkana
• Te Waea Haumaru
• Front Bar (Bumper)
• Foldable Footrests
• Separate Footrests for smaller children
• Push Handle with Foam Grip
• Korehu Ra
• Rear Storage Basket
• Push Handle Pocket
• Ngā taputapu huihuinga (ngā tīwiri, ngā nati, ngā mīhini horoi)

4. Tatūnga me te Runanga

Follow these steps carefully for proper assembly. It is recommended to have two adults for assembly.

1. Wewete Waenga: Carefully remove all parts from the packaging and lay them out on a clean, flat surface. Check against the parts list.
2. Whakapirihia nga wira o muri: Slide the rear wheels onto the axle until they click into place. Ensure they are securely fastened and spin freely.
3. Tāuta Wīra Mua: Insert the front wheel assembly into the main frame. Secure it with the provided pins or screws as per the diagram.
4. Whakapiri i te nohoanga me te tuara: Mount the padded seat onto the frame. Then, attach the backrest to the seat assembly. Ensure the swivel mechanism is functional.
5. Tāutahia te Kakau Pana: Insert the push handle into the designated slot at the rear of the tricycle. Secure it firmly.
6. Attach Sun Canopy: Slide the canopy frame into the slots on the backrest or seat assembly. Adjust its position as needed.
7. Attach Front Bar and Footrests: Secure the removable front bar in front of the seat. Attach the foldable footrests and the separate footrests for smaller children as required.
8. Tirohanga Haumaru Whakamutunga: Before first use, double-check all connections, screws, and moving parts to ensure they are tight and secure. Test the brakes and free-wheel function.

5. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

5.1. Te Whakatikatika i te Nohoanga me te Tuara

• Noho Tuuru: To change the seat direction (parent-facing or forward-facing), locate the release mechanism (usually a lever or button) underneath the seat. Engage the mechanism, rotate the seat to the desired position, and ensure it locks securely in place.
• Tautokonga Whakatikatika: The backrest can be reclined for your child's comfort. Use the adjustment lever or button on the side or rear of the backrest to set the desired angle. Ensure it clicks into a locked position.

5.2. Using Footrests and Pedals

• Foldable Footrest: For younger children who cannot reach the pedals, extend the foldable footrest. When not needed, it can be folded away.
• Separate Footrests: An additional set of footrests is provided for very small children, offering a more comfortable and secure position. Attach them as per the instructions.
• Lockable Pedals: To prevent the child's feet from getting caught while the tricycle is being pushed, engage the pedal lock mechanism (usually a button or switch on the front wheel hub). This disengages the pedals from the wheel. To allow the child to pedal, disengage the lock.
• Free-Wheel Function: This function allows the front wheel to spin independently of the pedals. Engage it when pushing the tricycle so the child's feet don't have to move with the pedals. Disengage it when the child is ready to pedal independently.

5.3. Te urungi me te Braking

• Push Handle Control: The comfortable push handle allows parents to steer the front wheel of the tricycle. Gently move the handle left or right to guide the tricycle's direction.
• Rear Wheel Brakes: To engage the brakes, push down on the brake levers located near the rear wheels. Ensure both brakes are engaged when parking the tricycle to prevent accidental movement.

5.4. Te tuanui me te rokiroki

• Taupoki Rā Ka taea te Whakarite: The canopy can be adjusted to provide optimal sun protection for your child. It can also be removed if not needed.
• Storage Basket and Pocket: Use the removable storage basket at the rear for carrying essentials. A practical pocket is also located on the push handle for smaller items.

6. Tiaki

• Te horoi: Horoia te anga me ngā wāhanga kirihou ki te pānuitangaamp cloth and mild soap. Do not use abrasive cleaners. The fabric parts (seat padding, canopy) can be spot cleaned or removed for gentle hand washing if specified by fabric care labels.
• Whakahinuhinu: Periodically check and lubricate moving parts like wheel axles and pedal mechanisms with a silicone-based lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
• Tirotiro: Regularly inspect all screws, bolts, and fasteners to ensure they are tight. Check for any signs of wear, cracks, or damage on the frame, wheels, and fabric components. Replace damaged parts immediately.
• Rokiroki: Store the tricycle in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prevent material degradation.

7. Te Raru

• Kaore nga wira e huri pai ana: Check for debris (dirt, hair) caught in the axles. Ensure the free-wheel function is engaged or disengaged as desired. Lubricate axles if necessary.
• Tricycle difficult to steer: Ensure the push handle is securely attached and not bent. Check if the front wheel is locked or obstructed.
• Seat not swiveling: Check for any obstructions underneath the seat. Ensure the swivel mechanism is fully disengaged before attempting to rotate and fully engaged to lock.
• Pedals not moving: Check if the pedal lock mechanism is engaged. Disengage it to allow the child to pedal.
• Tricycle unstable: Ensure all assembly points are securely fastened. Check that the wheels are properly attached and not wobbly. Do not exceed the maximum weight limit.

8. Whakatakotoranga

9. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Lorelli products are manufactured to high-quality standards. For information regarding warranty coverage, please refer to the warranty card included with your purchase or visit the official Lorelli website. If you encounter any issues or require assistance with your Lorelli Tricycle Neo 4-in-1 EVA, please contact Lorelli customer service through their official channels. Have your model number (10050332102) and purchase details ready when contacting support.