Graco Swing Sets 1423 1424 1428 1434 1435 1464 1468 User Manual

Failure to follow these warnings  
could result in serio  
Open Top Swing  
OWNER’S  
MANUAL  
Model No. ___________  
Serial No. ___________  
Dear Customer,  
Please fill in the model  
and serial numbers  
above from the label  
inside the battery  
compartment of  
your new swing.  
Never leave child unattended.  
Always keep your child in view.  
Model No. 1423, 1424, 1428  
Congratulations on your purchase of a  
Graco® swing!  
Graco is the recognized leader in the  
design and manufacture of quality baby  
swings. We believe your new Graco®  
swing is a wise choice, promising many  
hours of enjoyment for your baby.  
Before using your swing, please take a  
few minutes to read this Owner’s Manual.  
The short time you spend reading these  
instructions will help you use your swing  
properly.  
Strings can cause strangulation.  
STRANGULAT  
DO NOT place  
location where  
such as window  
drapes, phone  
DO NOT place items with a string  
around your child’s neck, such  
as hood strings or pacifier cords.  
DO NOT suspend strings over the  
swing or attach strings to toys.  
Please save your Owner’s Manual  
for future use.  
Customer Satisfaction  
THIS PRODUCT REQUIRES ADULT ASSEMBLY.  
Our goal is to make every product the best it  
can be! We are also committed to supporting our  
products after purchase. If you would like to speak  
with Graco about your product, please contact our  
Customer Service Department at 1-800-345-4109  
Our knowledgeable staff will be ready to answer  
any questions you may have concerning parts, use  
or maintenance. When you call, please have the  
model and serial numbers ready so your call may  
be processed quickly and efficiently.  
FOLLOW ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.  
If you experience any difficulties, please contact the  
Customer Service Department.  
DO NOT USE SWING without the seat cover.  
DISCONTINUE USING YOUR SWING should it become  
damaged or broken.  
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Step 2.  
Attaching the Legs  
Begin by inserting a screw all  
the way into the small hole on  
one foot. Position the foot as  
shown at right, so the text and  
viewing hole are not on the  
short side of tube near the  
wire end. Then use viewing  
hole to line up the end of the  
screw with the hole in the tube.  
Tighten the screw securely.  
Repeat above steps for the  
other feet.  
Step 1.  
The four legs have a double  
button at one end and a single  
button beneath it.  
Wire  
end  
Hub  
Double  
button  
With the hub sides facing up,  
place the motor housing and  
pivot housing on the floor.  
Position legs so their single  
buttons also face up.  
Short side  
of tube  
Single  
button  
Text and  
viewing hole  
Insert legs into the motor  
housing and pivot housing as  
shown. The double buttons  
must fit into the channels  
inside the housings.  
CHECK that feet are secure  
by wiggling the feet.  
Channels  
PUSH  
Step 3.  
Push a plastic tip onto all four  
of the feet. Tap leg tips on  
the floor to be sure they are  
completely on.  
Button  
in hole  
Step 2.  
Notch  
Push each leg in until the  
double button snaps into  
the hole at the end of the  
channel. Then swing the  
legs outward until the single  
button snaps into its notch,  
as shown.  
The hole in the plastic tip  
permits future tightening of the  
screw if needed.  
Attaching the Base Tubes  
Bracket hole  
points toward  
rear of swing  
Step 1.  
CHECK that the legs are properly attached by  
twisting them in the housings. They should resist  
twisting. If a leg twists and buttons come out of  
their holes, insert leg into the housing again. Be  
sure to align BOTH double buttons with BOTH sets  
of channels inside the housings.  
Push the legs firmly onto  
the rear base tube  
exactly as shown.  
Attaching the Feet  
Switch  
side of  
motor  
Step 1.  
PUSH  
Identify the front and rear base tubes from pictures  
below. The feet to use with each tube can be identified  
by the text “FRONT BOTTOM” or “REAR BOTTOM”  
printed on them.  
housing  
Step 2.  
Motor  
housing  
(switch  
side)  
Push the other two legs onto  
the front base tube.  
Front base  
tube  
CHECK that all tubes are  
securely attached.  
Straight rear  
base tube  
Front foot  
CHECK that the parts of the  
frame are assembled in the  
positions shown.  
Rear base  
tube  
PUSH  
Bent front base tube  
Rear foot  
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Attaching the Hanger Tubes and Seat  
Attaching the Back Brace  
Working behind the  
seat, snap the four  
pins in the ends of the  
plastic back brace into  
the holes in the hanger  
tubes. The word  
Step 1.  
Move seat back fully forward  
onto seat armrests.  
“REAR” should be  
facing you.  
The seat back must overlap  
the armrests.  
Slide adjustment wire  
through openings in  
seat back, then insert  
ends into back brace  
holes as shown.  
Seat back  
Armrest  
Be sure the back  
brace is securely  
attached by pulling  
on it.  
Step 2.  
Attaching the Tray  
Slide hanger tubes into  
armrests of seat as shown.  
Place one hand on the armrest and slide the tray onto  
the hanger tube with other hand. Push sleeve of tray all  
the way into the armrest of the seat until you hear it  
snap.  
Step 3.  
Sleeve on tray must snap completely into the  
armrest.  
Insert two pin screws  
through seat armrests  
into the holes in the  
hanger tubes and  
tighten securely.  
Pull firmly on tray to be sure it is securely attached.  
Step 4.  
Insert the hanger tubes  
into the hubs as shown.  
Metal buttons should  
pop out and lock upon  
full insertion.  
CHECK that the  
hanger tubes are  
secure in hubs by  
pulling firmly on  
them.  
Push sleeve  
all the way  
into armrest  
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Toy Mounting System  
Attaching the Seat Cover  
Your swing has a toy mounting system in the tray. This  
swing model does not come equipped with toys. If you  
would like to order toys, please see the enclosed leaflet  
for information. Please insert the two plastic covers as  
described below to fill the holes in the tray.  
Step 1.  
Slide the pocket of the seat  
cover over the top of the seat  
as shown.  
To Install Covers  
Step 2.  
Pull crotch strap and both  
ends of the seat belt through the  
slots in the seat cover.  
To insert a cover into the tray of  
your swing, first push one side into  
a notch, then push in the other side.  
Step 3.  
Attaching the Seat Belt  
Push the elastic loop through  
the hole on one side of seat.  
Step 1.  
Thread one end of the  
seat belt through the belt  
retainer as shown.  
Step 4.  
Fold cover around bottom of  
seat. Then fasten the hook into  
the elastic loop on one side as  
shown. Repeat on other side.  
Step 2.  
Thread both ends of seat belt  
through the buckles as shown.  
CAUTION: Be sure the seat  
cover at armrest does not  
interfere with tray latching.  
CHECK that the belt is threaded  
correctly by pulling on the seat  
belt. The belt should not slip  
through the buckle.  
Using the Tray  
To release, push in on  
front of buckle.  
If tray does not latch, check back brace to be sure the word  
“REAR” is away from the seat.  
Step 1.  
Unlatch the tray by squeezing  
the two latches under the tray at  
the same time, and lift up.  
Be careful not to let the tray  
hit your baby when lifting or  
closing the tray.  
Step 2.  
To latch tray, push it down firmly.  
Tray must be latched at all times when  
baby is in swing. Pull up on tray to be sure it is latched.  
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Step 2.  
Reclining Back—  
Four Positions  
Place crotch strap between  
child’s legs and snap both side  
buckles to the center buckle.  
Adjust belt as needed to get  
a snug fit around your child.  
Pull adjustment wire upward  
and pull seat backward to  
recline seat. Extra pressure is  
required to go from the third  
position to full recline.  
Step 3.  
Close the tray. CHECK that the tray  
is latched by pulling up on the tray.  
For upright position, simply lift  
back of seat forward.  
Do not depend on  
the tray or seat belt alone to hold  
your baby. Always secure your  
baby with both the seat belt and  
tray when your baby is in the  
swing.  
Installing the Batteries  
Step 4.  
To start swing, slide the speed  
button to the desired speed and  
give the swing a gentle push.  
Step 1.  
Coin  
slot  
With baby out of swing, open  
the battery compartment lid by  
inserting a coin (penny, nickel or  
dime) into the coin slot. After the  
lid pops open, swing it down and  
remove it.  
Observe the swinging motion for  
a minute. It takes time for the  
swing to adjust to a setting.  
Change setting if needed.  
A small, quiet baby will swing higher on each setting  
than a larger, more active baby.  
Step 2.  
Insert four “D” cells. CHECK that  
the batteries are put in correctly.  
Your swing will not run if the  
Step 5.  
To turn swing off, slide switch to  
the center OFF position.  
batteries are put in backwards.  
Step 3.  
To replace lid, put the two  
tabs of the lid into the two  
slots in the bottom of the motor  
housing. Swing lid up, and  
press it into place until you  
hear the latch click.  
Indicator Light-  
Red light comes on  
when swing is turned on.  
Your seat may be stopped at any time the motor is  
running without damaging the motor. Push swing  
to restart.  
Starting the Swing  
If your swing motor stops operating by itself, a  
protective device may have been activated. Turn  
off motor, wait three minutes, then restart swing.  
CHECK that all parts are securely fastened together  
before using the swing.  
Step 1.  
Open tray and seat belt. Place baby in the seat.  
(If your child is very small, you may want to use  
rolled-up blankets as a prop.)  
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To Fold Swing Frame  
FOR SAFE BATTERY USE:  
Step 1.  
Keep the batteries out of children’s reach.  
Press in the front buttons at  
base of motor housing and  
pivot housing as shown.  
Any battery may leak battery acid if mixed with  
a different battery type, if inserted incorrectly  
(put in backwards) or if all batteries are not  
replaced or recharged at the same time.  
Any battery may leak battery acid or explode  
if disposed of in fire or an attempt is made to  
charge a battery not intended to be recharged.  
Never recharge a cell of one type in a  
Step 2.  
recharger made for a cell of another type.  
Push swing legs together.  
Discard leaky batteries immediately. Leaky  
batteries can cause skin burns or other per-  
sonal injury. When discarding batteries, be  
sure to dispose of them in the proper manner,  
according to your state and local regulations.  
Do not allow a child to play  
with the folded unit.  
To open the swing, pull out  
the legs gently and evenly. The  
buttons will snap back  
into place.  
Always remove batteries if the swing is not going to be used  
for a month or more. Batteries left in the unit may leak and  
cause damage.  
Check to ensure that the  
frame is secure.  
Recommended Type Batteries–Size D  
!
Rechargeables–Use and recharge according to  
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manufacturer’s instructions.  
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Disposables–Alkaline.  
!
NEVER mix battery types.  
Change batteries when swing ceases to operate satisfactorily.  
Caring for Your Battery Powered Swing  
Problem: Possible Reasons for Problem:  
Swing  
won't  
operate  
1. No batteries in swing.  
2. Batteries dead.  
3. Speed setting too low.  
4. Batteries in backwards—check “+” and “-”.  
5. Corrosion on battery terminals. Rotate  
batteries in place against terminals, or  
clean with sandpaper or steel wool if  
corrosion is severe.  
6. Baby leaning too far forward.  
7. Baby grabbing swing legs. (Discontinue use.)  
8. Seat not pushed high enough for a good  
start.  
9. Protective device activated. (Turn off motor,  
wait 3 minutes, then restart swing.)  
Seat  
1. Control setting too low.  
doesn't  
swing  
very  
2. Blanket hanging down, causing increased  
wind resistance.  
3. Batteries too weak.  
high  
4. Baby leaning too far forward.  
5. Baby too heavy or too active. (Discontinue  
use.)  
6. Soft carpet (swings higher on hard floors).  
If you still have problems, call our toll-free  
number, 1-800-345-4109.  
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Replacement Parts  
Instructions for ordering swing parts:  
Complete form below. Your swing model number MUST be  
included on the form to ensure proper replacement parts.  
Your model number can be found on a sticker beneath  
the swing motor. Payment must accompany your order.  
Parts List:  
Price:*  
Plastic seat .................. $21.00  
with strap & buckle  
Cloth seat cover ........... $14.00  
Hanger tube .................. $13.00  
Seat belt ........................ $15.00  
Tray ............................ $13.00  
Adjustment wire ........... $17.00  
Back brace .................. $17.00  
Hardware .................... $15.00  
Motor housing .............. $25.00  
Pivot housing ............... $10.00  
Large front foot (2) ....... $15.00  
Small rear foot (2) ........ $15.00  
Front base tube ............ $17.00  
Rear base tube ............ $10.00  
Leg (each) ................... $17.00  
* Prices subject to change without notice.  
IF YOU NEED HELP  
If you have any questions or if you need any part  
not listed, please call toll-free:  
1-800-345-4109  
Return the form below with payment to:  
GRACO CHILDREN’S PRODUCTS INC.  
CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT  
P.O. BOX 100, MAIN STREET  
ELVERSON, PA 19520  
Model Number  
SHIP TO:  
(Must be filled in)  
Name  
Plastic seat  
with strap & buckle  
Cloth seat cover  
Hanger tube  
Seat belt  
Tray  
Adjustment wire  
Back brace  
Address  
City, State, Zip  
(
)
Telephone  
Hardware  
Motor housing  
Pivot housing  
Large front foot (2)  
Small rear foot (2)  
Front base tube  
Rear base tube  
Leg  
Check or money order enclosed  
(payable to Graco Children’s  
Products Inc.)  
Charge to credit card:  
Visa  
MasterCard  
Discover  
Total:  
Shipping  
& handling:  
Account #:  
$5.00  
6% sales tax  
(PA only):  
Expiration date:  
Signature:  
Total amount  
due:  
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Congratulations  
on your purchase  
of a Graco® product  
with Mix ’N Move Toys!  
MixN Move  
Toys  
Now your baby can enjoy an ever-changing  
array of amusements and take favorites  
along—on a swing, a highchair, or a stroller!  
Our goal is to make every product the best it can be!  
We are also committed to supporting our products after  
purchase. If you need replacement parts or would like  
to speak to Graco about your product, please contact  
our Customer Service Department at 1-800-345-4109.  
To Install Toys  
Step 1.  
To use one of the toy mounts for the first time, you will need  
to remove the small plug which covers the toy mount.  
Remove child from product before removing plugs.  
With the aid of a screwdriver, carefully pry up one edge of the  
plug until it comes off.  
Throw the plug away immediately; it is not reusable.  
Step 2.  
Insert the two prongs on the toy base into a toy mount  
at the notches.  
Step 3.  
Turn toy base 1/  
turn until you feel the toy snap into place.  
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Check that toy is firmly inserted by pulling on the toy.  
Toy is removable (turn it the other way with a little pressure)  
so that you can replace it with other toys when desired.  
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