Valco Baby strollers are built to the
highest standards and meet or exceed safety standards in the
countries they are sold in. (Australia, New Zealand, USA and
Canada). Use the guidelines outlined below to maintain your
stroller in pristine condition:
Valco Baby fabrics are treated to
withstand the day to day rigors of out door use. To clean your
fabric, first brush off any loose dirt on the surface of the
fabric then use warm water and a mild soap (not detergents or
bleach) to finish cleaning and leave the stroller to dry.
Although these fabrics are treated to
withstand the elements, excessive, extreme exposure to both rain
and/or sun can cause fading. In order to prevent this, do not
store the stroller outside in the sun. If the fabric gets
very wet, ensure you allow it to air dry prior to folding it.
On most Valco Baby models, the frame is
made of aluminum alloy but does include some metal parts. Special
care must always be taken to avoid rust. If this pram is used near
the ocean or salty air environments, spray the chassis and seat
frame with water and dry thoroughly. This is particularly
important for parts such as wheel spokes and springs.
Valco recommends rust inhibiting product should be applied to
prevent accelerated rust and fatigue of these metal parts!
Valco recommends that you wipe down axles
and lubricate the wheels every 3 months, particularly the front
wheel and housing. Sand and dirt can grind down axles so, if you
live, walk or run near/on the beach or in a dusty environment, you
must remove and wipe down the axles and wheels, then lubricate
them monthly.
When lubricating your stroller please
take care to use a SILICONE based lubricant. Oil based products
will grind down the axles!
Many Valco Baby models are equipped with
12 inch tires. Just like a car or bike, punctures can occur. A 12
inch inner tube or bicycle tire repair kit would be all you need
to seal the puncture. If need be, tubes can be purchased from your
local retailer or contact us at (USA) 800 610 7850 or email info@valcobaby.com
Tubes are not covered under warranty.
In order to assure a smooth, easy and
consistent ride especially when using a toddler seat, tire
pressure should be between 25 – 30 psi. A pump is always
with your stroller located in a pouch hanging from the bottom of
the seat on Tri Mode models.
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