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NOTE: Test by pulling on the child restraint and shoulder belt to ensure it is locked.
GROUP II, III (15-36 KG)
NOTE: When using this child restraint in groups II or III, remove the 5-point harness and
sleeping pad.
1.
Place child restraint forward-facing (in the direction of travel) in proper seating
location, flat on the vehicle seat bottom and touching vehicle seat-back.
2.
Fold the support leg by pressing the adjuster button and slide it inside.
3.
The support leg should hang. The display window turns into a red colour.
4.
Select a forward-facing position 1.
5.
First, pull out the belt from the belt ALR. Shoulder belt through the same side of
guidance 1, lap belt through the same side of guidance 3. Then, pull the shoulder belt
and lap belt together through another side of guidance 3.
6.
To fasten the seat belt across child: lap portion of the vehicle seat belt should rest
within both lower belt guides with buckle located on the outside of the child restraint.
7.
Place shoulder portion into the upper belt guide on the headrest so that belt lays
properly across child: on the collar bone, interior (A) to the shoulder (B).
8.
Fasten the vehicle seat belt. You will hear an audible CLICK! Pull the seat belt tight to
make sure it is not twisted.
9.
Make sure seat belt is not twisted and remove slack from seatbelt so it lays flat,
smooth and snug across child in all locations.
CAUTION: The shoulder seat belt section must run diagonally backward. You can adjust
the course of the belt with your vehicle's adjustable belt deflector on both sides.
WARNING: If lap and shoulder belt portions of seat belt and seat belt buckle are not all
correctly positioned, restraint is not properly installed as a booster seat.
INSTALLATION WITH ISOFIX CONNECTOR AND TOP TETHER
Confirm vehicle seating location has its own ISOFIX attachment points (see vehicle owner's
manual). If you don't have the ISOFIX insert guide, please ignore this step.
WARNING: If the child is not secured properly, the child could be ejected in a sudden stop
or crash, resulting in serious injury or death.
WARNING: If in doubt about the installation, consult either the child restraint manufacturer
or the retailer.
ISOFIX is the international standard of built-in attachment points in a car's structure to fit
a child restraint. A child seat can easily be plugged into the ISOFIX system which greatly
reduces the risk of fitting the seat incorrectly. Many new vehicles have ISOFIX points built-
in when they are manufactured.
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