The Best Position In The Car - CYBEX JUNO-FIX User Manual

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THE BEST POSITION IN THE CAR

The installation of CYBEX JUNO-fix is only permitted by using the ISOFIX-
CONNECT System.
There is a „semi-universal" homologation for securing the child seat with
ISOFIX connectors. For this reason the CYBEX JUNO-fix with ISOFIX
CONNECT system may be installed only in certain types of cars. Please
see the details of authorised vehicles and positions on the enclosed list of
approved cars. A constantly updated list of authorised cars can be found on www.
cybex-online.com. Items of luggage and other loose objects in the car, which could
cause injury in an accident, must always be safely secured. Such items and objects
can become deadly projectiles inside the car.
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Warning! The child seat must not be used on vehicle seats which are installed
at right angles to the direction of travel. On rear-facing seats in vehicles, as
for example, in a van or minibus, use of the child seat is authorised, provided
that the vehicle seat is authorised for the carriage of an adult. It is essential
to ensure that the headrest is not removed when the child seat is installed in
a rearward-facing direction. The child seat must always be secured in place
with the vehicle seat belt, even when not in use. If you have to perform an
emergency stop or if you are involved in a minor collision an unsecured child
seat can injure you and other passengers.
There is greater danger in most accidents of injury to your child, if the child seat is
installed on the front passenger seat. In exceptional cases, however, the child seat
can be used on the front passenger seat. Please note the following points:
• In cars with front airbags the passenger seat must be pushed as far back as
possible.
• The recommendations of the vehicle manufacturer must be followed.
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Warning! The child seat is not suitable for use with 2-point or lap belts. If you are
involved in an accident and the seat is secured with a 2-point seat belt, the child
may be severely injured or killed.
NOTE! Never leave your child unattended in the car.