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POSITIONING THE SEAT CORRECTLY IN THE VEHICLE
The CYBEX PALLAS M-FIX/PALLAS M with retracted ISOFIX Connect
system can be used on all vehicle seats with automatic three-point safety
belts approved for the transport of adult persons.
WARNING! The seat is not suitable for use with a two-point or lap belt. If the
seat is secured using a two-point belt, an accident may result in severe or
even fatal injuries to the child.
In exceptional cases, the child car seat may also be used on the front passenger
seat. Please note the following in this case:
• In cars with airbags, you should push the passenger seat back as far as possible.
When doing so, however, ensure that the upper pivot point of the safety belt is
behind the belt feed point of the child car seat.
• Always comply with the recommendations of the vehicle manufacturer.
WARNING! The diagonal belt (f) must run back at a recline and must never run
forward to the upper belt point in your vehicle. If it is not possible to adjust the
seat in this way, e.g. by pushing the car seat forward or using it on another
seat, this child car seat is not suitable for your vehicle.
Luggage or other objects present in the vehicle that may cause injury in the event of
an accident must always be firmly secured. Otherwise, they may be thrown, causing
fatal injuries.
WARNING! The child car seat may not be used on car seats facing to the
side of the direction of travel. Use of the child car seat is permitted on rear-
facing seats, e.g. in a van or minibus, provided that the seat is permitted
for transporting an adult. Please note that the vehicle headrest must not be
removed when fitting on a rear-facing seat! Even if not in use, the child car
seat must always be secured with the safety belt. This applies even if the child
set has already been secured to the vehicle using the ISOFIX Connect system.
An unsecured child car seat can injure other passengers and yourself even
when just performing an emergency brake or in the event of a minor collision.
Note! Never leave your child unattended in the vehicle.
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