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Remove the headrests. Then slide the cover over the seat back cushion (Photo 5). Push the bottom straps through the gap and into the buckles just like you did on the bottom cushion (refer to Photo 3). Reconnect the bib panel and pull down on the rear portion of the seat back cover to remove wrinkles.
Just completed this project. First of all, there are NO screws to remove. Smack in the middle of the endcap slightly below midline there is a rectangle in "portrait orientation" with a tab in it. Reach in and gently pull tab forward while pulling entire assembly upward and it will pop off. Pull the assembly forward and the perpendicular connecting piece will roll forward as well. At a certain point, the end of the pependicular piece (the one attached to the back of the frig) will pop out as it is just wedged into a small vertical notch in the back wall. Take the entire assembly out of the frig and close the door because i promise you that the door is beeping you and the temp has risen to almost 50 degrees. to remove the sliding portion, you need to depress the remaining two tabs from behind to release the sliding portion and gently squeeze the two tabs on the end of the end cap so that you can separate the two pieces. Go slowly as these pieces are flimsy and fragile. You will have to rotate pieces at the back and front of the endcap to get the pieces out that you need to put back on the new endcap. The drawer slide comes out by depressing the remaining tab (just left of the tab that released the assembly to begin with.). Once you have the new "L" shaped assembly, you are ready to put it in. Start with fitting the back piece back into the tab at the rear of the frig. Fit the assembly into the corner, hold the original tab down and it will snap into place easily. Putting the cover back into place is a bit tricky, you will have to stick the hole of one side od the cover first and then gently pull back the tab on the other side to accommodate the other side hole. I was super careful because I didn't want to break the cover tab that made me have to change the end cabin the first place.
The removeable eating tray should be dishwasher safe, making it the easiest way to clean & sterilize the most important portion of the chair...the place where the food goes first and little hands love to mix it up :). As for the remaining sections of the chair, although the base and back do not appear to be designed to separate without possibly damaging and/or disabling the seat permanently, even to facilitate cleaning. Although the cover/seat padding is removable and easily cleaned with your choice of cleaning product, that also disinfects without damaging the material or leaving behind residue that might be harmful to your little one...leaving only the base and back of the seat left to sanitize. At this point, I find that sometimes the easiest, even old fashioned approach works best. For extreme cases, it might just be best to toss out the one you've got and purchase a new one that allows for more flexiilityas your child Don't be afraid to take the bare seat ou
You nailed it -- I had the c550 which (originally) was $500 or so & I saw it recently on sale (since they discontinued that model/series) for $200. The FM Traffic receiver costs the same as what they want for the repair... Unless there's something sentimental about it (or something else special), I'd get a new one instead. However, don't toss the old one necessarily -- some people will pay for broken pieces of electronics (not much, but it's better than nothing)... Just my opinion. Good luck!
I have a 35 year old Prego baby carriage, it is white molded plastic for the bottom and a blue cloth top. The plastic has discolored in the front...turned yellow in spots, and nothing was spilled on it. The last time I used it was for my now six year old grandchild, and the inside plastic lining has shrunk on the sides and needs to be updated. Is there a place that offers this type of service? The rest of the carriage is beautiful, and I want to use it with my new grandchild.
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Frances
Okay okay--do not do anything with the big pieces behind the babies back but the gold clips at the **** area..pop those out and shove that piece and the clip and the chest clip through the back of the strap hole--then reput the strap through the slot you wish then the gold pieces back through the bottom and of course pop the gold pieces back--again do not use the upper clips behind the back to do this :0)
I can't remember your car exactly but if your speakers are in the rear deck, you often times have to start by removing the bottom portion of the rear seat, then the back portion of the rear seat, then the deck cover. Sometimes the side plastic pieces have to come out too. It's a pain but that is the way it gets done.
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