Firefly Scooot User manual
User Manual
Mobility Rider
for Little Explorers
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p2 Scooot User Manual
Please read all instructions carefully before
using Scooot. All instructions can also be
found on our website www.reyfriends.com
along with videos, diagrams and FAQs.
Contents
01 Intended Use p.03
02 Declaration of Conformity p.04
03 Terms of Warranty p.04
04 Safety Information p.05
05 Cleaning and Care Information p.06
06 Daily Product Inspection & Servicing p.07
07 Reissuing Firey Products p.08
08 Product Servicing p.08
09 Instructions for use p.09
9.1 How to know whether Scooot is suitable for your child p.09
9.2 How to unpack and assemble your Scooot p.10
9.3 Transferring your child in to Scooot p.16
9.4 How to use Scooot p.20
10 Technical Information p.21
11 Frequently asked questions p.22
Scooot User Manual p3
SECTION 01:
Intended Use
The Scooot is a 4-in-1 mobility rider
designed to let children with special
needs play, explore and participate
in a way that suits their physical and
cognitive abilities.
The Scooot should not be used on
rough or uneven terrain. Smooth
surfaces such as concrete or wooden
decking are recommended.
Across both congurations,
there are four different functions:
Crawl, Scoot, Ride and Pooosh.
Crawl: Lying on tummy and propelling
with arms and feet
Scoot: Seated and propelling with feet
Ride: Seated and self-propelling
using wheels
Pooosh: Seated in the Ride
conguration and being pushed by
an adult using the push handle
Scooot is generally suitable for
children aged 2-6, however suitability
depends on the child’s level of physical
development, hip-width and leg-length
(for more information on this,
please see Section 10).
Scooot Parts
Backrest
Scooot Base
Wheel
assembly
Padded Cover
Pooosh Pole
We recommend the supervising adult
performs daily product inspections
(according to Section 6 of this manual)
to ensure safe use of the product.
James Leckey Design Ltd cannot
accept any responsibility if the product
is used outside of its intended safe use.
If in any doubt, please contact Firey
Customer Services on UK 0800 318265
or ROI 1800 626020 or
customer.enquiries@reyfriends.com.
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SECTION 02: Declaration of Conformity
James Leckey Design Ltd, as manufacturer with sole responsibility for the
Firey brand, declares that the Scooot conforms to the requirements of the
93/42/EEC Guidelines and EN12182 Technical Aids for Disabled Persons,
General Requirements and Test Methods.
SECTION 03:
Terms of Warranty
UK / ROI: Goods can be returned to us
for warranty repair or replacement up
to 12 months from receipt. In all cases,
it is the customer’s responsibility to
ensure the goods being returned are
suitably packaged, preferably in the
original packaging.
International Customers: Goods can
be returned to us for warranty repair
or replacement up to 12 months
from receipt. Please contact us to
obtain a case reference ID as per
the International Returns procedure.
The customer is responsible for
the cost of returning the goods.
Once returned to us we will repair
or replace your goods and return
them to you within 14 days.
SECTION 04:
Safety Information
1. Failure to follow the instructions
may put you and/or your child at risk.
Always read user instructions fully
before use.
2. The Scooot must be used under adult
supervision at all times.
3. Check all components are securely
fastened before use.
4. Do not modify your Scooot or use
components other than Firey-
approved components with it at any
time. The Scooot should not be used
if any of its components are faulty.
5. Do not attempt to use alternative
ttings if part of Scooot becomes
lost – spare parts are available by
contacting Customer Services on UK
0800 318265, ROI 1800 626020 or
customer.enquiries@reyfriends.com
6. Keep any of the loose bolts, tools
and xings supplied with your
Scooot away from small children as
they can present a choking hazard.
Scooot User Manual p5
7. Always remember that Scooot does
not have brakes, so should only be
used on at, level surfaces. Scooot
should not be used on or near steps
or stairs.
8. Carry-out any positional adjustments
and ensure that the belt buckle
is fully fastened and the belt is
adjusted to t your child whilst
seated. In the Ride format, the
footrest should be adjusted so your
child’s feet do not extend beyond
the end of the footrest.
9. The Pooosh pole should only be used
when Scooot is set up in the Ride
conguration, with the bigger wheel
assembly. It is not safe to use the
pole in the Scoot set up, which is
intended for children who will
self-propel using their legs. Ensure
that Scooot remains steady or
backed-up against a wall before
transferring your child into it.
10. If your child is using Scooot outside
and self-propelling in the Ride
conguration, it is vital that you
check the wheels are clean at
all times.
11. When not in use, the Scooot should
be stored carefully in a dry place
away from extreme temperatures.
12. Check the surroundings are safe
before allowing your child to
use Scooot. Household items or
furniture can present dangers if
they have sharp corners or
create obstacles.
13. Do not force movement as you
could harm your child.
14. We recommend your child wears
trainers (sneakers) when using
the product for safety reasons.
Bare feet, sandals or slippers are
not advised.
15. When assembling the Ride
conguration ensure that the
wheelguard xings are secure and
the footrest has been adjusted and
secured according to Section 9.2.
16. If in any doubt about the safe
use of the Scooot or if any parts
should fail, please cease using the
product immediately and contact
Firey Customer Services on UK
0800 318265, ROI 1800 626020 or
customer.enquiries@reyfriends.com
17. The Scooot upholstery complies
with re safety regulations in
accordance with EN1021-1.
However the product should be
kept away from naked ames.
18. Clean the product regularly in
accordance with Section 5 of
this manual. Do not use abrasive
cleaners. Carry out maintenance
checks on a regular basis to
ensure your product is in good
working condition.
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SECTION 5: Cleaning and Care Information
The plastic surfaces on Scooot may
be wiped clean with warm soapy
water and a soft cloth or sponge.
Any abrasive cleaning agent may
scratch or mark the Scooot.
Do not clean any of the Scooot’s
parts with any cleaning agent
containing bleach.
Hip Belt and Cushion
•The belt may be removed from the
backrest for washing using the tool
enclosed in the instruction pack. Keep
the attachment bolts in a safe place
and away from children.
•Upholstery can be placed into the
washing machine and washed at 40°C
or lower. When washing the Scooot
cushion or belt for the rst time, wash
them separately from other garments
to reduce the risk of colour run.
•Do not tumble dry or iron the
cushion or belt.
•Remove staining as quickly as
possible with an absorbent cloth,
towel or sponge. Soap and warm
water sponging is effective for
ordinary soiling and minor spills, but
be careful not to saturate the fabric
as it could cause the stain to spread.
• Antiseptic cleaning agents can be
used on more stubborn stains. Ensure
that cleaning products are fully
removed.
•Do not use solvents to clean or
remove stains from the belt or
cushion.
•Do not bleach the product.
•Do not dry clean the cushion
or hip belt.
Scooot User Manual p7
SECTION 6: Daily Product Inspection
We recommend that various checks
on the Scooot are performed before
use to ensure the product is safe.
The recommended checks are
detailed below.
Crawl
1. Check the cushion is attached rmly
as shown in Section 9.2.
2. Check the elastic is not loose or in
contact with other ttings.
3. Check the elastic is not twisted.
4. Check the front caster is tted
and secure.
Scoot
5. Ensure the backrest is attached
securely without any movement.
6. If using the cover then also make
checks 1-3.
7. Ensure the belt is fastened securely
to the backrest and that the buckle
works properly.
8. Check the front caster is tted
and secure.
Ride
9. Ensure the fastenings for the wheel
assembly are secure.
10. Ensure backrest is attached as per
checks 5-8.
11. If using the cover make checks 1-3.
12. Check that the wheel assembly is
attached securely (see Section 9.2
Steps 4-7).
13. Ensure the footrest is adjusted to
suit your child.
14. Ensure the footrest is secure.
15. Check the front caster has been
removed from the base.
Pooosh
16. Ensure the backrest is secure
as per checks 5-8.
17. Ensure the push pole is secure
as per Step 8 on p.15.
18. Ensure the soft touch knobs on
the push handle are secure and
screwed on tightly.
Advanced Backrest Cushion
19. Ensure the Advanced Backrest
Cushion cover is on correctly
as per p.15
20. Make sure the poppers on the
laterals are attached correctly
as per p.15
If in any doubt about the continued
safe use of your Firey product or if
any parts should fail, please stop
using the product and contact
Customer Services as soon as possible.
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SECTION 7: Re-issuing
Firey Products
Clean the product thoroughly in
accordance with Section 5 of this
manual and ensure that a copy of the
manual is supplied with the product.
If in any doubt about the continued
safe use of your Firey product or if
any parts should fail, please cease
using the product and contact our
Customer Services on UK 0800 318265,
ROI 1800 626020 or
customer.enquiries@reyfriends.com
SECTION 8:
Product Servicing
Faulty products can be repaired or
replaced by Firey, if the product is
still covered by warranty. We may
need to have the product returned to
Firey for further inspection which may
incur a small fee for transportation.
For all service-related issues contact
Customer Services on UK 0800 318265,
ROI 1800 626020 or
customer.enquiries@reyfriends.com
Section9
Instructions for Use
Scooot User Manual p9
SECTION 9.1: How to know whether
Scooot is suitable for your child
Assessment and Prescription
Scooot is an early mobility product,
designed to provide children with a
fun experience and the opportunity for
independent movement. Scooot has
been designed for children ranging
from approximately 2–6 years old
(depending on their size) and Gross
Motor Function Classication System
(GMFCS) levels I - IV, depending on
their level of development.
Your child will get the most out of
Scooot (in all congurations) if they
are able to hold their own head up,
and have a reasonable level of trunk
control, which means they can oor sit
with a little pelvic support.
If your child’s head control is
still developing, we recommend
waiting until this improves before
using Scooot.
See videos online at
www.reyfriends.com
for further details.
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Pooosh
SECTION 9.2: Unpacking
and Assembling your Scooot
Take care not to cut through the box
as you may damage some of the parts
inside. The parts will be contained in
polythene bags. Carefully remove them
from the box and check you have all
the parts required.
How to assemble your Scooot:
Choose which conguration you
wish to assemble:
Your Scooot will come with an
instruction pack containing all the
parts and tools you need for assembly.
Keep polythene bags
away from children.
Crawl
Scoot
Ride
Parts included in your Scooot
B1x M8 Washer
C2x M8x25mm
E2x M5x10mm
F1x M10 x16mm
H Horseshoe Plate
L Backrest plate
I 1 x Casters
D2x M8 Washer
G1x M10 Washer
J2x M6x120mm
1x 6mm Allen Key
2x 5mm Allen Key
1x 4mm Allen Key
1x 3mm Allen Key
K2x M6
Furniture
Connectors
A1x M8x65mm
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