Jane Baby Gear - Page 5 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Try http://www.samueljohnston.co.uk/acatalog/Spare_Parts.html

try http://www.samueljohnston.co.uk/acatalog/Spare_Parts.html. If not try going to John Lewis and they will give you details of Jane's UK distributor who can supply spares.

To lock the front wheel there is a small black button that can be twisted. It is very stiff on my buggy but if you fiddle with it while the wheel is straight it will lock it.

Have you tried a bicycle repair shop. They often help with my buggy wheel problems

I've had two flats on the back tyre on my jane power twin - the first time myself and my husband bought a tyre puncture kit and fixed it. The second time we tried the same thing but the puncture was in such an awkward position that the patch wouldn't adhere to the tyre so I needed a replacement. I went to my nearest Mothercare shop which sells the power twin and asked them to order me a new tyre. It took a week but the part came it and it wasn't just a tyre it was a whole back wheel. They charged me 10 euros (7 Stg approx). Hope this helps.

Is the part that is broken below the footplate? If you contact Jane directly (I got the contact details from John Lewis) they will send you everything from the footplate down... for free!

Yes you can get at any bike shop just tell them what size.

If yoy go to a bike store they will have any size replacement tires.

You can get inner tubes at any bike store you just tell them what size they have all of them.

It depends how old the jane pram is as the front wheel on mine will come off and at back of plate there is a bolt you can undo to tuck the plate under the front...

I had a similar problem and I had been told to go to a bike shop as they help you (you can get spare wheels from them too)... Cheaper than from online shops.. They can sort buckled wheels which is what my problem turned out to be!!!!

http://www.janeusa.com/

mail them or call them for distribitor near you or sell direct.
hope they are better then grand names I owned. Same strugle always.

If not, then get inventive at a DIY store like me.
I used a vice, drill ,plate, bolt and screws etc to repair my kiddie carts years ago. The best one was the cheapest from a discount supermarket which survived everything, still use it in fun parks.

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Have a handy guy look at it what is worn or broke.

http://www.janeusa.com/

Call or mail for distribitor.
Or check out a DIY store for alternatives if general part needed.

Don't forget to rate me, thx

http://www.janeusa.com/

Call or mail for distribitor.
Get a handy dad from around the block.

Don't forget to rate me, thx

http://www.janeusa.com/

Call or mail for distribitor.
Or check out a DIY store for alternatives.

Don't forget to rate me, thx

You need to push it together at the same time that you are pulling up on the unlock part. It took me a few weeks to really get it down. If possible, try using the rear end of your car as a stop for the front of the stroller. Disengage the locks at the handlebars and at the same time press your weight into the stroller against the car. I promise it'll get easier over time.

http://www.samueljohnston.co.uk/acatalog/Spare_Parts.html

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or ebay

i have just bought one of these second hand so wanted to wash it all. No problems doing it at all. All clean & new ready to go. (put it on handwash in washing machine) It took me a while to work out how to get certain bits off but easy once you know how. Hope this helps x

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Phone: 415-824-1237
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Thanks,
David

Are you attempting to place the car seat onto the stroller? If so then I can help as I have a powertrack 360 with the matrix car seat.