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CHAPTER FOUR
Inspection, Adjustment & Lubrication
To adjust the handlebar height on the Dash or Dash Pro
1. Move the locking tension bar (Figure 4.3) to its upper,
unlocked position.
2. Rotate both bar height adjustment levers (Figure 4.4) at the
same time to change the handlebar height.
Rotating both levers at the same time helps prevent any jamming.
3. Rotate forward and down (Figure 4.4) for the low bar
position, or up and back (Figure 4.5) for the high bar
position.
4. After adjustment, swing the locking tension bar into its
lower, locked position.
In addition to the other specific parts of the child carrier
listed in this chapter, the child carrier is comprised of a metal
frame with a fabric seat and canopy. These structures form the
child carrier itself.
Inspection
Once a month
check the fabric of the seat and canopy for
wear, tears, or any other damage.
Once a month
check all the nuts and bolts on the child
carrier. As a simple function test, check that any two parts
bolted together do not feel loose, and cannot be moved from
one another. All the threaded fasteners on the child carrier use
Nylock nuts, where a plastic insert prevents loosening of the
Figure 4.5- Handlebar height
lever in high position
Figure 4.3- Dash and Dash Pro
tension bar
Locking
tension
bar
Figure 4.4- Handlebar height
lever in low position
Bar height
adjustment
lever
FABRIC AND FASTENERS
Handlebar
