Eller Jämförbar Standard Seated And Lying Position - Ece Group 1 (9-18 Kg); Ece R-44/04, Inclinable Head Rest; Seated And Lying Position – Ece Group 1 (9-18 Kg) - CYBEX PALLAS M-FIX User Manual

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SEATED AND LYING POSITION – ECE GROUP 1 (9-18 KG)
To bring the CYBEX PALLAS M-FIX to a lying position, the vehicle's own belt system
does not need to be opened.
• If your child falls asleep during travel, simply press the adjustment button (v) on
the underside of the seat cushion (d), and the CYBEX PALLAS M-FIX will slide
downwards using your child's weight.
WARNING! An adjustment of the lying position by the driver is prohibited while
travelling!
• To restore the upright seat position from the lying position once the child is out of
the seat, press the adjustment button (v) again and apply light pressure against the
seat cushion (d) to guide the child seat back up.
WARNING! Always ensure that the adjustment button (v) gives an audible
click when locking into the lying or seated position. The lying position is only
available for group 1 (9-18 kg) in the Pallas configuration with safety cushion
(p) and base frame (w).
Note! Ensure that the lap belt (n) and diagonal belt (f) are always tight.
INCLINABLE HEAD REST
The inclinable head rest helps to prevent the child's head from dangerously
tipping forward during sleep. In the event of a collision, the head rest will follow the
movement of your child's head forwards, lock into place and absorb the subsequent
backwards motion of your child's head.
Note! Ensure that your child's head is always in contact with the inclinable head rest
(r), as this is the only way that the head rest can provide optimum protection from
side collisions.
The incline angle of the head rest can be set to one of three positions. It can be
moved forward without moving the lever to the second or third position until the rest
locks into position. To return it to the original position, the lever must be operated and
the head rest pulled back.
WARNING! Never block the locking mechanism (t) using objects! In the event
of an accident, the incline adjustment mechanism must move smoothly, or
else your child may be injured!