Baby Trend Stroller 9134 User Manual

Read all instructions BEFORE assembly and USE of product.  
KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.  
Model # 9134  
US Patent # 6196571, DES.430826  
Expedition LX Jogging Stroller  
Instruction Manual  
Convenience through Innovation and thoughtful design  
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Front Wheel  
Child Tray  
Fender  
Stroller  
Fender Screws  
Rear Wheels  
Parent Tray  
TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION OF YOUR STROLLER, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE  
INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE  
REFERENCE.  
ASSEMBLY:  
Remove stroller from box. The front wheel, rear wheels, fender, child tray  
and parent tray need to be installed prior to use.  
To attach the front wheel, unfold stroller as described in the section  
following. See figure 1.  
Lean the stroller backwards so that it rests on the handle and rear axle frame  
Figure 1.  
and the front wheel forks are pointing upward.  
The front wheel features a quick release attachment system. See figure 3.  
Slide the front wheel onto the front forks. See figure 2. The quick release  
must be loose enough for the wheel to slide on and the brake release lever  
must be in the open position (see figure 6). Line up the tab on the Holding  
Plate with the slot on the fork plate. With the wheel in position, tighten the  
finger nut on the axle until it is very close to contacting the fork. See figure  
4. Rotate the lever to the closed position as shown in figure 5. You should  
feel significant resistance when closing the lever and the wheel should be  
Figure 2.  
held tightly. If you do not, open the lever and tighten the finger nut a bit  
more and close the lever again. Continue to do this until the wheel is held  
tightly in the fork. Close the brake release lever by rotating it toward the  
front of the stroller. See figure 6.  
• The front fender is secured to the frame by the 5 screws provided. Examine  
the bottom of the front fender. You will notice four 1/4 inch diameter plastic  
tubes protruding from the bottom. See figure 7a. These tubes must be lined  
up with the holes in the front frame assembly. See figure 7b. Line up the  
front fender and press onto the front frame assembly. See figure 7c. Insert  
the 5 screws through the underside of the front frame assembly into the front  
fender's plastic tubes. Tighten the screws only until snug. See figure 7d.  
Do Not over-tighten.  
Ring  
Figure 3.  
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• Lean the stroller forward to rest on the front wheel. To attach the rear  
wheels, push each wheel's axle into the plastic corner fitting as shown in  
figure 8. Lift upward on the plastic lever on the inside of the corner fitting  
as you push the axle into corner fitting. When the wheel will not go on  
any farther, release the lever. Check that the wheel has locked into the  
corner fitting by pulling on the wheel. If not locked, lift upward on the  
lever, push the wheel on farther and release lever.  
Ensure that the wheels are firmly locked into place. Do Not use the stroller  
if the wheels are not locked into place, but rather contact our customer  
service department immediately at (800) 328-7363, between the hours of  
8:00am and 4:30pm PCT, for assistance  
Figure 4.  
• To attach the front child tray, line up the male fittings of the child tray  
with the female fitting on the outside of the center joint and push inward  
(toward the rear of the stroller) until locked in place. See figure 9A. To  
remove the front child tray, depress the button on the underside of the  
male fitting and pull the tray outward to remove. See figure 9B  
Close  
Open  
Figure 5.  
Close  
• To attach the parent tray, align the fittings on the ends of the parent tray  
with the fittings on the outsides of the handle. Hook one end of the tray  
on so that the fitting on the handle protrudes from the hole in the parent  
tray. Pull outward on the opposite end while pushing down on the tray  
until locked onto the stroller handle. Please be careful not to pinch your  
finger when installing the parent tray. Please see figure 9C. To remove  
the parent tray, pull outward on one end of the tray while lifting upward.  
Open  
Figure 6.  
WARNING: Do not place hot liquids  
or more than 3 pounds in the parent tray.  
Serious burns or unstable conditions could  
result.  
• To open the canopy, push forward on the front edge of the canopy while  
holding the rear of canopy in place. Please see figure 10.  
• To fold the canopy, pull backwards on the front edge. Please see figure  
11.  
Figure 7a.  
Figure 7b.  
The canopy must be in the closed position before folding the stroller.  
Your stroller is now ready to use  
Figure 7c.  
Figure 7d.  
Close  
Open  
Figure 9A.  
Figure 8.  
Figure 11.  
Figure 10.  
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Figure 9B.  
Figure 9C.  
 
Shoulder Strap  
TO SECURE THE CHILD  
• The shoulder straps of the 5-point harness have 2 attachment positions.  
Select the position that places the shoulder strap level with, or below the  
top of the child's shoulder.  
Waist  
Strap  
Figure 12a.  
Squeeze  
• Carefully place the child in the stroller seat and bring the safety harness  
around the child's waist and over the shoulders. Place the crotch strap  
between the child's legs. Insert the male end of each shoulder/waist belt  
into the buckle on the crotch strap. Tighten the harness to be snug around  
the child's waist and over the child's shoulders Please see figure 12a.  
Adjust for a  
snug fit  
Crotch Strap  
WARNING:Avoid serious injury from  
falling or sliding out. Always use the safety  
harness.  
Figure 12b.  
STRANGULATION HAZARD:  
Child can strangle in loose straps. Never leave  
child in seat when straps are loose or undone.  
• To release, apply pressure to both sides of each male clip until the clip  
is released. See figure 12b. This process requires a moderate amount of  
effort so as to prevent an accidental release by your child. The jogging  
stroller also comes with a removeable head support, attached by 2 hook and  
loop fasteners. See figure 12c.  
Figure 12c.  
SEATBACK POSITIONING  
• The seat has a multiple position recline that is controlled by a strap and  
buckle assembly behind the seat. See figure 13. To recline the seat, loosen  
the strap through the buckle and adjust to the required recline position.  
Please see figure 14. To place the seat back in a more upright position, press  
upward on the seat back with one hand while pulling the strap through the  
buckle with the other. The strap will lock automatically. The upright  
position should be used only for a child that is at least 6 months old.  
Always re-adjust the safety harness, including the shoulder belts, when  
repositioning the seatback.  
Figure 13.  
BRAKES  
Figure 14.  
Figure 15.  
WARNING:Always set brakes when  
the stroller is not being pushed so that the  
stroller will not roll away. Never leave stroller  
unattended on a hill or incline as the stroller may  
slide down the hill.  
• To engage brakes, apply light downward pressure to the brake lever  
located on each rear wheel. The stroller may require slight forward or  
rearward movement in order to line up the teeth on the brake with each  
wheel brake cluster. See figure 15. Check that the stroller will not move  
and that both brakes are properly applied. To release, gently lift up on  
the brake lever.  
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Figure 16.  
 
CANOPY  
• The canopy features a ratchet system that allows the canopy to be  
moved forward or back to block the sun or wind. To adjust the canopyʼs  
position, push forward or backward on the canopy until the canopy is in  
the desired position. See figure 16.  
JOGGING WITH YOUR STROLLER  
Your jogging stroller has two safety features for use when you are  
jogging with your child:  
Figure 18.  
Figure 17.  
• Always connect the safety strap to either wrist when jogging. This strap  
will keep the stroller from rolling away in the event that you trip while  
running. See figure 17. The safety strap must remain connected to the  
rear lower frame cross member at all times. This location is intended to  
prevent the stroller being tipped backward in the event that you do fall to  
the ground. The safety strap includes a Velcro attachment for storage, on  
the left side of the stroller, when not in use. See figure 18.  
• The front wheel has a bicycle style caliper brake system that is designed to  
assist you in slowing the stroller on a hill or in the event of an emergency.  
Squeeze the brake handle to slow the stroller. See figure 19. The hand  
brake is not to be used as a parking brake. Please see brake section.  
Figure 19.  
TO FOLD STROLLER:  
• Close the canopy as described in the canopy section above. Recline seat  
by releasing buckle as described in seatback positioning section above.  
• The stroller is folded by simultaneously depressing the safety lock on  
the right side and fold buttons located on the central joints. Please see  
figure 20. When the fold latches are released, the handle will begin to  
fall toward the floor. Release the fold buttons and press downward on the  
stroller handle until the stroller is completely folded. Secure the stroller  
in the folded position by hooking the fold latch, located on the right side  
of the stroller, over the rivet that protrudes from the frame. See figure  
21.  
Figure 20.  
Lock  
TO UNFOLD STROLLER:  
• Stand the stroller on the ground with all three wheels touching the  
ground. Release the folding latch, which is located on the right side.  
See figure 22.  
• Lift up on the stroller handle with both hands until the stroller frame  
is erect and locked in the open position. See figure 23. The stroller  
has spring-loaded latches on both sides of the frame. Test that both  
latches are fully engaged prior to placing your child in the  
stroller.  
Figure 21.  
Un-Lock  
TIRES:  
• Tires are shipped un-inflated. The tires should  
be inflated on a regular basis to between 20 to  
25 pounds of air pressure. Always use a bicycle  
Figure 22.  
Figure 23.  
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Trouble Shooting  
Stroller pulls to one side:  
The jogging stroller is unusual in that it has no swiveling front wheels. Therefore, the stroller may at times feel  
like it is pulling to one side. This problem can have two different causes, either individually or in combination.  
Please perform the following steps in their numbered order.  
1. The stroller is sensitive to the air pressure in the tires. If the rear tires do not have equal pressure, the stroller  
will feel like it is pulling to the side with the tire with the lower tire pressure. Check that the rear tires have the  
same pressure. Add air pressure to a maximum of 25 pounds using a bicycle style hand air pump.  
2. The alignment of the front wheel of the stroller can also cause the stroller to pull to one side. The stroller is  
designed so that the front wheel can be adjusted to correct for any alignment problem. Page 3 of the instruc-  
tions shows an expanded view of the front fork assembly. To align the front wheel, first loosen the wheel via  
the quick release handle as in step 2 of the instructions. Grab the front wheel directly in front of the stroller and  
push the wheel in the opposite direction of the pulling problem. You will notice that the axle will move within  
the slot on the fork. Move the wheel to the side a small amount. Retighten the quick release handle. Give the  
empty stroller a push across an empty smooth surface (let go of the handle) and note if the stroller now runs  
straight. Re-adjust the axle a small amount at a time until the stroller runs straight. Please note that a very min-  
ute movement of the axle will affect the tracking of the stroller. Once you have aligned the front wheel, you  
can mark the holding plate position with a marking pen if you detach the front wheel on a regular basis. Please  
note that the hole in the fork is designed to allow the stroller to be adjusted to pull to the right, go straight, or  
pull to the left. If you continue to have difficulty with tracking, please call our customer service department at  
(800) 328-7363 for assistance.  
Caliper Brake does not slow the stroller down: Reverse steps if brakes are too tight  
The jogging stroller is equipped with a bicycle style caliper brake to assist you in slowing the stroller. It is de-  
signed with a quick release lever for ease in detaching the front wheel of the stroller. If you are experiencing  
inadequate slowing when applying the hand brake, please review the drawing below in the instruction manual to  
ensure that the quick release lever is in the down position (i.e. facing the front of the stroller). If the quick release  
lever is in the closed position and you are still experiencing a braking problem, the brake cable tension needs  
to be adjusted. This is accomplished in two different ways. If the brake is slowing the stroller slightly, the cable  
tension can be fine tuned via the tension nut located on the end of the brake cable just above the caliper. Turn the  
tension nut counter clockwise to increase tension. If at the maximum adjustment of the tension nut you still do not  
have adequate braking, you will need to adjust the length of the brake cable. To adjust the length of the cable, first  
return the tension nut to its factory setting by turning it clockwise until it stops. Loosen the cable clamp nut that  
holds the brake cable to the brake caliper. Squeeze the caliper together so that the brake pads are just touching the  
rim of the front wheel. Pull the cable through the cable clamp nut until the slack is removed. Retighten the cable  
clamp nut. Retest the braking and fine tune the tension via the tension nut until adequate slowing is achieved.  
Please keep in mind that the brakes are designed to be adjustable in order to compensate for the wearing of the  
brake pads over time. If you experience difficulty, please call our customer service department at (800) 328-7363  
for assistance. Also, most bicycle shops can quickly perform this adjustment for you.  
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Fine Tune Tension Nut  
Quick Release  
Lever  
Cable  
Clamp Nut  
Brake Cable  
Flat tire:  
The jogging stroller features bicycle tires to allow for extended wear and ease of pushing. Just like a bicycle tire,  
the jogging stroller can suffer from flat tires. If you have a flat tire, you can use a standard bicycle tire repair kit to  
repair the tire or you can take the tire to a bicycle shop for repair. If you experience numerous flat tires, you may  
want to purchase thorn proof inner tubes for the jogging stroller. These can be purchased at bicycle stores or at  
many national retail stores. The correct size to purchase is shown on the sidewall of the tire.  
STOP  
style hand air pump to inflate the tires.  
IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY DIFFICULTY IN USING THIS PRODUCT,  
PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT  
(800) 328-7363 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8:00 A.M. AND 4:30 P.M. PACIFIC COAST TIME  
FOR ASSISTANCE. PLEASE HAVE YOUR MODEL NUMBER AND MANUFACTURING  
DATE AVAILABLE WHEN YOU CALL. THIS INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ON A SMALL  
STICKER ON THE INSIDE OF THE STROLLER FRAME.  
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