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Is it ok to keep using a seat after an accident?
We at CYBEX strongly recommend that you replace a seat after any kind of accident.
This is because tiny hairline cracks, which may not be visible to the naked eye, can
appear in the plastic parts of a seat after an accident. These cracks can pose an increased
risk to safety.
The ISOFIX Connect connectors are impossible or very difficult to release from the anchorage
points in the vehicle. What can I do?
The ISOFIX Connect connectors may be more difficult to release from the anchorage
points if the ISOFIX connectors were installed in the car under tension. To alleviate the
problem, increase the distance between the seat of the child seat and the rear car seat by
moving the ISOFIX lever and pulling the child seat away from the back seat. In doing so,
you will release the tension from the system.
When changing the Pallas series into Gr. 2/3, how to I change the Isofix connectors?
1. Press the adjusting handle of the main frame and pull out the ISOFIX connectors until
you feel a resistance. 2. Simultaneously hold the adjusting handle and release the two
snap-fits with your fingers or the aid of a screw driver. 3. Insert the ISOFIX connectors
into the dedicated slots on the bottom side of the seat cushion until you feel a resistance.
4. Press the handle situated centrally on the bottom of the seat cushion and push the
ISOFIX connectors into the seat cushion until they are completely hidden.
How do I change the Pallas series into a Group 2/3 seat?
Follow these steps in order to change the Pallas into a group II/III seat: 1. Remove the
safety pillow. 2. Press the release buttons until you can feel some resistance and pull it
away from the main frame until you feel a resistance. 3. Now pull the reclining handle
situated centrally on the bottom of the booster and completely pull the booster off the
frame. 4. For removal of the spacers it is recommended to bring the seat into reclining
position. 5. Pull up the backrest cover to reveal the finger hole on the back side of the
backrest. 6. Push the release button inside the finger hole and pull the spacers out of the
backrest. 7. Repeat this procedure on the other side of the backrest.
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Summary of Contents for CYBEX 514110006
- Page 1 Is it ok to keep using a seat after an accident? We at CYBEX strongly recommend that you replace a seat after any kind of accident. This is because tiny hairline cracks, which may not be visible to the naked eye, can appear in the plastic parts of a seat after an accident.
- Page 2 Does the child have to be additionally secured with a harness system when using a CYBEX Gr. 1/2/3 car seat as a Group 1 child seat? No, the child is optimally secured with the adjustable impact shield. The patented impact shield allows for a perfect adjustment to accommodate the child.
- Page 3 The safety belt of my vehicle is too short when used in conjunction with the impact shield. What can I do? As far as the safety belt length is concerned, all CYBEX seats with impact shields comply with the specifications of the homologation. In these rare instances when the belt length of your vehicle is not sufficient, some car manufacturers offer approved belt extensions for some of their models which are safe to use.
- Page 4 Is it normal that the seat’s backrest is not completely locked and has a bit of room to wiggle when the seat is not installed in the car? The reclining backrest is part of the CYBEX safety concept. Thanks to the automatic adjustment mechanism, it adapts perfectly to any car seat. In the worst-case scenario, the backrest moves slightly forward with your child, and is thereby able to ‘catch’...
- Page 5 wearing a thick winter jacket, make sure it doesn’t bunch up but instead is flat so the impact shield and belt can fit against the body. Can I use this seat on a flight? No, this seat is not approved for use on an airplane.