Zooper BU828EZ プリント

Do not fold your stroller when wet.
Machine wash removable seat and armrest covers using gentle cycle, 
cold water, and a mild detergent. The canopy can only be spot washed.
Line dr y fabric parts. 
Never use bleach when washing.
Do not leave your stroller in direct sunlight for extended periods of time.
Clean and lubricate all moving parts on the stroller frame and wheels 
as needed. Use only a penetrating silicon based lubricant.   
Regularly check for loose screws, broken parts, etc. Use only Zooper 
approved replacement parts available through the service centers listed below. 
Wipe off any sand, salt or other corrosive residue after each use where the stroller 
may be exposed to those elements. 

MAINTENANCE

IMPORTANT CARE AND SAFETY INFORMATION

IMPORTANT: READ THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING 
YOUR STROLLER AND KEEP THEM FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. THE SAFETY OF 
YOUR CHILD DEPENDS ON IT.

Thank you for choosing Zooper. 

UNLOCKING & OPENING THE FRAME

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Avoid serious injur y from falling or sliding out, always use safety harness provided.
Always engage the rear brakes when not holding onto your stroller.
Never leave your child unattended.
Never use the stroller near an open fire or exposed flame.
Never allow the stroller to be used as a toy.
Never allow more than one child at a time in the stroller.
Never hang bags or other items from the handle or on the canopy. This may 
cause the stroller to become unstable.
Never use the stroller on stairs or escalators.
Do not overload the basket. Maximum load is 7 lbs. Excessive weight may cause 
a hazardous unstable condition to exist.
Do not overload the canopy pocket: Maximum load is 2 lbs. Excessive weight 
may create a hazardous unstable condition to exist.
Before each use, check to make sure the stroller is set up properly and that all the 
wheels are properly and securely attached.
This stroller is not recommended for use with a child over 55 lbs. 
This stroller is designed as a walking stroller. We do not recommend running, 
roller blading, or other such activities with this stroller.
This stroller is a single stroller  do not use any attachments that allow for a second 
child.
It may be unsafe to use accessories other than those approved by the 
manufacturer or distributor.

We recommend you choose a good floor surface. Your 
Zooper has a strong metal frame that could scratch 
hardwood floors or other sensitive surfaces. To open the 
stroller, first lift up on the red colored frame lock located 
on the left side of the stroller,(Fig. 1). Be sure the frame 
lock detaches from the metal locking pin. Grasp the 
handle and pull back and up so that the stroller frame 
opens (Fig. 2). Step down on the foot block while pulling 
back on the handle so that the frame snaps open (Fig. 3). 

 

Be sure children are at a safe 

distance and cannot reach moving parts whenever 
opening or closing the stroller.Always make sure the 
stroller has opened fully by checking to see that the 
metal bars connecting  the foot block to the frame are 
straight and parallel to the ground. 

REAR WHEELS 

To install the rear wheels, line up each wheel block with a 
rear leg tube (Fig 4). The brake levers must be facing out, 
away from the stroller. Locate the spring lock buttons on 
the outside of the rear leg tubes. Make sure the buttons 
are coming out of the buttonholes and have not slipped 
inside the tube during shipping. If you are missing a 
spring lock, please contact the appropriate service 
center listed at the back of these instructions for 
replacement parts. Push the rear wheel block onto the 
rear frame leg until it clicks onto the spring lock button. 
Then repeat for the other wheel block. Check visually 
that the buttons have popped out of the small holes on 
the outside of the wheel assembly. Pull out on each 
wheel block to make sure that it has locked into place.

SECURING INFANT CARRIER

It is possible your infant carrier will NOT be compatible 
with this stroller. Therefore, for first-time installation, 
evaluate according to these directions without your 
child in the carrier. To install the infant carrier, first be sure 
it has been removed from the car seat base. Then 
remove the armrest of the stroller and insert the thin 
adaptor bar just as you would the armrest (Fig. 14). 
Recline the backrest about 3/4 of the way down  enough 
so that your carrier will fit level onto the stroller seat. 
Place the carrier onto the stroller so that the mounting 
notch of the infant carrier fits onto the adaptor bar, 
(Fig.15), and the front of the carrier rests on the backrest. 
(If the mounting notch of your carrier is too small to fit 
onto the adaptor bar, then position the entire carrier 
between the adaptor bar, or armrest, and the backrest. 
As long as it fits level onto the seat and can be secured 
as described below, then it is still compatible with the 
stroller). The restraint safety strap attaches to the two 
metal D  shaped rings on either side of the seat belt. 
Place the restraint safety strap through the provided 
spaces on each side of the car seat (auto seatbelt 
path), or over the top of the carrier if your model does 
not have that opening. Now adjust the strap to tightly 
secure the carrier to the stroller. The tighter that you set 
this strap will directly affect how secure the car seat 
feels in the stroller. A well-tightened strap will be easily 
demonstrated by lifting the entire stroller and car seat as 
one solid unit, by the bar of the car seat. 

Do not use an infant carrier if it does 

not  secure to the stroller as described above.  Any 
infant carriers rated for weights over 20 lbs are also not 
compatible with this stroller. Excessive weight may 
cause a hazardous unstable condition to exist.

Only the following infant car seat 

models are compatible with this stroller: Graco - Snugride, 
Peg Perego - Viaggio, Britax - Companion.

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USING THE BRAKES

To engage the brakes, step down on each rear brake 
lever located between the two whee. (Fig. 11).Always 
check that the 
brakes have fully engaged by pushing forward on the 
stroller to make sure it stays in place. Lift the brake levers 
with your foot to release the brakes. 

Do not use stroller if the buttons do 

not properly pop out and lock the rear wheels in place. 
Contact the appropriate ser vice center listed at the 
back of these instructions for replacement parts.

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FRONT WHEEL BLOCKS

Line up each front wheel block with the front leg and push 
firmly together (Fig. 5). Always check to see that the 
wheels have been properly installed by pulling out on the 
wheel block. It should be locked to the front leg. To

 

remove, push in on the looped metal retention clip 
located on the underside of the wheel block, and pull the 
wheel block off.

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ARMREST

To install the armrest, pinch in and push up on the 
underside of the armrest clip (Fig 6). Remove the clip 
completely. Slide the armrest into the slots and reinsert 
the clip. Snap the fabric crotch strap around the armrest. 
To open armrest from either end, pinch in on the clips as 
noted above and swing the armrest out. The entire 
armrest can be removed by pulling out both clips.

Never pick up stroller by the armrest.

CANOPY

 The canopy may also be used 

as a napper canopy. Locate the zipper on the rear rib of 
the canopy. When unzipped, the canopy will fall forward 
over the bumper bar, completely shading baby from the 
world. 

The canopy attaches onto the stroller frame above each 
side armrest (Fig. 7). Push firmly to install. Open the 
canopy by pushing down on the plastic side  canopy 
braces. Be sure to snap the canopy to the  sides of the 
seat and backrest fabric. Retract the  canopy by first 
pulling up on the side braces then  pushing the canopy 
hood back. The canopy can be converted to allow more 
air flow through the stroller. 

Unzip the lower half of the canopy from the upper 

half. This will leave a  mesh cover that can snap to the 
back of the seat. To remove the canopy, first undo the 
snaps. Then press the release tabs, located on the plastic 
slots, while pulling up on the canopy shafts. 

Do not tr y to retract the canopy when 

the side  canopy braces are fully open or with the sun visor 
extended. This may damage the canopy. Whenever 
the seatback is in the fully reclined position, make sure 
that the canopy snaps or mesh snaps are buttoned onto 
the back and sides of the seat fabric. Do not overload the 
canopy pocket: Maximum load is 2 lbs (1 kg). Excessive 
weight may create a hazardous unstable condition to 
exist.

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ADJUSTING THE SEATBACK

To lower the backrest, lift up on the plastic lever located in 
the middle of the seatback and move the seatback down 
into desired position. Then release the lever to secure the 
seatback (Fig. 8). To raise the backrest, push up on the 
back of the seat until it clicks into the desired position. 

Always keep your child in sight when 

making these adjustments. Check the fitting of the safety 
harness each time the backrest is adjusted to be sure a 
snug, yet comfortable fitting is maintained.

SAFETY HARNESS

Zooper provides a special 5-point harness safety system 
on all our strollers. Used properly,this harness will keep your 
child seated and safe. To secure your child in the harness, 
push buckles (A) and (B) into the buckle housing (C) until 
the buckle prongs snap into position. Carefully adjust 
slider (D) to fit snugly and comfortably around your child 
(Fig. 9). Follow the same procedure to adjust the shoulder 
straps. Always retighten the harness when your child is in a 
sit up or layback position.

Avoid serious injur y or death from 

falling or sliding out. Alwaysuse the seat belt. Never leave 
your child unattended.

LEG REST

To lower the leg rest, push up on the lever located on the 
underside of the seat (Fig.10). To raise, simply push up on 
the leg rest.

 

Never allow your child to sit on the leg 

rest. This may result in injur y to your child and/or damage 
to your Zooper. Children  should  always  be properly 
seated with the safety harness fastened.

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Always engage the both brakes 

when you are not holding onto the stroller and check 
that the brakes have been properly engaged as 
described above. Always engage the brakes when 
putting your child in, or taking your child out, of the 
stroller.

SWIVEL WHEELS

The swivel-locking lever is located on the back of the 
front wheel block where it meets the frame (Fig. 12). 
Push the lever up to allow the front wheels to swivel. To 
lock the wheels into a fixed position, push down on the 
locking lever and move the stroller forward. The wheels 
will lock automatically. The wheels should be locked in 
the fixed position when walking over uneven surfaces.

FULLY ENCLOSE THE CARRIAGE 
SPACE

Follow these steps to enclose the seat area whenever 
the backrest is fully reclined: First remove the armrest. 
Then lift leg rest fabric over and off the plastic leg rest 
extenders. Zip both sides of the leg rest fabric onto the 
sides to the seat fabric (Fig. 13). Zip down fully and 
completely. Secure the armrest back onto the stroller. 

Your child may slip into leg openings 

and  strangle. Never use the stroller with the backrest fully  
reclined unless the leg rest fabric is fully and completely  
zipped together to the seat fabric and the canopy is  
properly snapped onto the seat and backrest.

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ADJUSTABLE HANDLE

To extend the handle, press the metal button located on 
the plastic tube brace just below the handle. With the 
button held down, pull the handle  out into the desired 
Position (Fig. 16). There are two extension positions. To 
lower the handle, press the metal button as above and 
push the handle down. 

Never hang bags of any kind or other 

items from the handle. This may cause the stroller to  
become unstable. 

CLOSING THE STROLLER FOR TRAVEL 
OR STORAGE

Each time, before closing your stroller, check the 
following:

    Your child is clear of moving parts
    The rear brakes have been set
    The backrest is in the full, upright position
    The front wheels are secure in the locked mode
    The canopy is retracted
    All items have been removed from the basket
    Never attempt to fold or close your Zooper with your 
child inside

First release the primar y lock by lifting the foot block up 
with your foot (Fig 17). Then lift up on the secondar y lock 
tab, just above the foot block, to release the frame. Then 
step down on the safety lock located on the right side of 
the stroller(Fig 18). Push the handles forward and collapse 
the stroller down into the folded position (Fig 19). Check to 
be sure the red frame lock secures to the locking pin.  

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Shoulders

Straps

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