Graco Baby Swing 1420 User Manual

Failure to follow these war  
instructions could result in  
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 Nos. 1420, 1421 & 1422  
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.  
STRANGULATIO  
DO NOT place sw  
location where th  
such as window b  
drapes, phone co  
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.  
FOLLOW ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.  
If you experience any difficulties, please contact the  
Customer Service Department.  
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  
to 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.  
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 11/8" 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.  
Step 1.  
The four legs have a double  
button at one end and a  
single button beneath it.  
Wire  
end  
Hub  
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  
Double  
button  
Single  
button  
Tighten the screw securely.  
Repeat above steps for the  
other feet.  
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.  
Step 2.  
Button  
in hole  
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.  
Notch  
The hole in the plastic tip  
permits future tightening of  
the screw if needed.  
Attaching the Base Tubes  
Step 1.  
Bracket hole  
points toward  
rear of swing  
CHECK that the legs are properly attached by twist-  
ing them in the housings. They should resist twist-  
ing. 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.  
Switch  
side of  
motor  
PUSH  
Attaching the Feet  
housing  
Step 1.  
Step 2.  
Motor  
Identify the front and rear base  
tubes from pictures at right.  
The feet to use with each tube  
can be identified by the text  
“FRONT BOTTOM” or “REAR  
BOTTOM” printed on them.  
Front base  
tube  
housing  
(switch  
side)  
Push the other two legs onto  
the front base tube.  
Front  
foot  
CHECK that all tubes are  
securely attached.  
Straight rear  
base tube  
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 Waist Belt  
DO NOT separate the two  
parts of the buckle. This will  
make it easier to thread the  
belt through the buckle cor-  
rectly.  
Step 1.  
From rear of swing, depress  
metal button and push short  
end of one hanger tube into one  
hanger bracket as shown. When  
the metal button pops out, the  
tube is locked. Repeat with  
other hanger tube.  
Step 1.  
Thread the free end of the  
waist belt through the belt  
retainer as shown. The  
“GRACO” logo will be on the  
front of the buckle.  
CHECK that the hanger tubes  
are secure in hubs by pulling  
firmly on them.  
To remove hanger tubes from  
hubs, push metal buttons in and  
pull hanger tubes out.  
Button  
Step 2.  
Smooth side  
in slot  
Slide seat onto the hanger  
Step 2.  
Thread belt through the  
buckle as shown. The  
left end of the buckle  
must be smooth side up  
to thread the belt in the  
buckle properly. The  
other side of the buckle has  
teeth.  
tubes. Line up the holes in the  
seat armrests with the holes  
in the straight sections of the  
hanger tubes.  
Acorn nut on  
outside of seat  
Put a machine screw through  
the holes, with head of screw  
on inside of the seat. Secure  
screw with an acorn nut, and  
tighten it securely with the  
enclosed wrench. Repeat on  
other side.  
If you have difficulty getting  
the belt into the buckle, check  
to make sure that the smooth  
side of the buckle is up.  
The seat  
back must overlap armrests,  
as shown enlarged at right.  
CHECK that the belt is thread-  
ed correctly by pulling on the  
waist belt. The belt should  
not slip through the buckle.  
Step 3.  
Slide the seat wire through the  
seat back loops.  
Step 4.  
Insert the end of the seat wire  
through the hanger tubes as  
shown. Then screw acorn nuts  
on both ends of the seat wire  
and tighten securely with the  
enclosed wrench.  
Do not use  
swing if the seat wire is not  
securely attached. If seat can  
recline backwards between  
the hanger tubes, check the  
wire assembly.  
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Attaching the Seat Cover  
Installing the Toy Bar  
(on certain models)  
Step 1.  
Step 1.  
Slide the pocket of the cloth  
cover over the top of the seat  
as shown.  
Place the two beads and three  
rings on the bar. The suggested  
order is ring-bead-ring-bead-  
ring. (Once the toy bar is on the  
tray, the order cannot be  
changed.)  
Step 2.  
Step 2.  
Push both ends of the waist  
belt through the slots in the  
cloth cover, and pull the belt  
through.  
Snap the bar (one end at a  
time) into the two “U”-shaped  
holes located on the top front of  
the tray.  
Step 3.  
Step 3.  
Finished assembly will look like  
illustration.  
Tuck the rear edges of both  
side flaps under back of seat  
cover. This will hold the side  
flaps in place.  
Make sure the toys are properly  
Some cover styles have plas-  
tic clips on side flaps. For  
these covers only, first wrap  
side flaps around the arm-  
rests, then push the plastic  
clips onto edge of the seat on  
both sides as shown.  
assembled before and during use. Do not tie other toys  
or objects onto the swing toys. If child is able to  
remove the toy bar from the tray, discontinue use.  
Reclining the Seat Back  
The seat has two positions,  
upright and reclined.  
Step 4.  
Pull out edges of seat cover  
at leg openings.  
To recline the seat, first lift the  
seat wire, then pull the seat  
back downward.  
For the upright position, just pull  
forward on the top of the seat.  
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Installing the Batteries  
Starting the Swing  
CHECK that all parts are  
securely fastened together  
before using the swing.  
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.  
Step 1.  
Open the waist belt. Place  
baby in the seat. (If your child  
is very small, you may want  
to use rolled-up blankets as  
a prop.)  
Step 2.  
Step 2.  
Insert four “D” cells. Alkaline or  
Ni-Cad “D” cells are best.  
CHECK that the batteries are  
put in correctly. Your swing will  
not run if the batteries are put in  
backwards.  
Fasten the waist belt. Adjust  
belt as needed to get a snug  
fit around your child.  
Do not depend on the tray alone to  
hold your baby. Always secure your baby with the  
waist belt when your child is in the swing.  
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.  
Step 3.  
To start swing, slide the speed  
button to the desired speed  
and give the swing a gentle  
push.  
Observe the swinging motion  
for a minute. It takes time for  
the swing to adjust to a set-  
ting. Change setting if needed.  
Step 4.  
To turn swing off, slide switch  
to the center OFF position.  
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.  
If your swing motor stops operating by itself, a  
protective device may have been activated. Turn  
off motor, wait three minutes, then restart swing.  
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Replacement Parts  
FOR SAFE BATTERY USE:  
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 accompa-  
ny your order.  
Keep the batteries out of children’s reach.  
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.  
Parts List:  
Price:**  
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  
Plastic seat ........................ $20.00  
Cloth seat cover ................ $17.00  
Vinyl seat cover ................. $12.00  
Hanger tube ...................... $12.00  
Waist belt with buckle ....... $ 7.00  
Seat wire ........................... $ 7.00  
Hardware .......................... $ 5.00  
Motor housing ................... $22.00  
Pivot housing .................... $ 8.00  
Large front foot (2) ............ $ 5.00  
Small rear foot (2) ............. $ 5.00  
Front base tube ................. $ 7.00  
Rear base tube ................. $ 7.00  
Leg (each) ......................... $ 7.00  
Toy bar kit*......................... $ 7.00  
recharger made for a cell of another type.  
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.  
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.  
Recommended Type Batteries–Size D  
!
Rechargeables–Use and recharge according to  
* on certain models  
** Prices subject to change without notice.  
!
manufacturer’s instructions.  
IF YOU NEED HELP  
!
Disposables–Alkaline.  
NEVER mix battery types.  
If you have any questions or if you need any part  
not listed, please call toll-free:  
!
Change batteries when swing ceases to operate satisfactorily.  
1-800-345-4109  
Caring for Your Battery Powered Swing  
Return the form below with payment to:  
GRACO CHILDREN’S PRODUCTS INC.  
CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT  
P.O. BOX 100, MAIN STREET  
Problem: Possible Reasons for Problem:  
Swing  
won't  
operate  
1. No batteries in swing.  
ELVERSON, PA 19520  
2. Batteries dead.  
3. Speed setting too low.  
Model Number SHIP TO:  
4. Batteries in backwards—check “+” and “-”.  
(Must be filled in)  
Name  
5. Corrosion on battery terminals. Rotate  
batteries in place against terminals, or  
clean with sandpaper or steel wool if  
corrosion is severe.  
Plastic seat  
Cloth seat cover  
Vinyl seat cover  
Hanger tube  
Waist belt with buckle  
Seat wire  
Address  
6. Baby leaning too far forward.  
City, State, Zip  
7. Baby grabbing swing legs. (Discontinue use.)  
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)
8. Seat not pushed high enough for a good  
start.  
Hardware  
Telephone  
Motor housing  
Pivot housing  
Large front foot (2)  
Small rear foot (2)  
Front base tube  
Rear base tube  
Leg  
9. Protective device activated. (Turn off motor,  
wait 3 minutes, then restart swing.)  
Check enclosed  
(payable to Graco Children’s  
Products Inc.)  
1. Control setting too low.  
2. Blanket hanging down, causing increased  
wind resistance.  
Seat  
doesn't  
swing  
very  
Charge to credit card:  
Visa  
MasterCard  
Discover  
Toy bar kit  
3. Batteries too weak.  
high  
Total:  
4. Baby leaning too far forward.  
Shipping  
& handling:  
5. Baby too heavy or too active. (Discontinue  
use.)  
$5.00  
Account #:  
6. Soft carpet (swings higher on hard floors).  
6% sales tax  
(PA only):  
Expiration date:  
Signature:  
If you still have problems, call our toll-free  
number, 1-800-345-4109.  
Total amount  
due:  
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