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CHICCO
Oasys 0+ UP
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INSTRUCTIONS
CONTENTS:
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 WARNINGS
1.2 PRODUCT FEATURES
1.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE PARTS
1.4 POSITIONS OF THE HANDLE
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 WARNINGS
VERY IMPORTANT: TO BE READ IMMEDIATELY
• IMPORTANT! KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
• Read these instructions carefully before
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• WARNING! According to accident statistics,
• WARNING! SERIOUS DANGER! Never use
• Make sure that all passengers within the
• Pay attention when fitting the child car seat
• Always
• The risk of serious injuries to the child in-
• If the child car seat is damaged, deformed
• Do not use second-hand child car seats:
• This product must not be modified in any
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fitting and installing the product. Prevent
anybody from using the product without
reading the instructions.
a vehicle's rear seat is generally safer than
the front seat: therefore, we suggest to in-
stall the car seat on the rear seat of the ve-
hicle. In particular, the central rear seat is the
safest one when fitted with a 3-point safety belt.
this car seat fitted on front vehicle's seats
that feature airbags. It is possible to fit the
childs car seat into a front seat only if the
frontal airbag has been deactivated: check
with the car manufacturer or in the owner's
manual for instructions on how to disable
the airbag. It is always recommended to
slide the vehicle seat for back as possible
depending on whether passengers are
travelling on the back seat or not.
vehicle know how to release the child from
the child car seat in case of emergency.
into the car to avoid a vehicle's car seat or
car door may interfere with it.
check
car seat is secured correctly to the vehicle's
seat in the event of an accident, but the use
of this product reduces the risk of serious
injuries or death.
creases, not only in the case of accidents,
but also in other circumstances (i.e.: sudden
braking, etc.) if these instructions are not
followed carefully. Always check that the
child car seat is secured correctly to the
vehicle's seat.
or worn out, it must be replaced: it may
no longer meet the original safety stand-
ards. Even if not visible with eyes, after an
accident (even minor ones) the car seat
will suffer permanent damages. It must
therefore be replaced.
they may have suffered structural damage
not visible to the naked eye but liable of
compromising the safety of the product.
way unless the modification has been ap-
that
the
child
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