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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Product Information Rear-Facing Installation Registration Rear-Facing Setup Certification Vehicle Seat Recline Lifetime Warranty Lap/Shoulder Belt Us Lap Belt Only Use Warnings + General Safety Information UAS Setup Vehicle Compatibility UAS Use Universal Anchorage System (UAS) Rear-Facing Tether Use Overview of Vehicle Seat Belt Systems Aircraft Use Child Usage Requirements Safety Check...
  • Page 3 Securing the Child Fabric Care Removing Seat Pad Removing Headrest Fabric Removing Seat Fabric Installing Seat Fabric Installing Headrest Fabric Installing Seat Pad Cleaning and Maintenance Warranty...

  • Page 4: Product Information

    INFORMATION which can be found on the bottom of your restraint systems. KNOX Child Restraint. Thank you for selecting the KNOX Child Restraint from UPPAbaby. This child restraint is Please register your Child Restraint by filling out and sending the postage- certified for aircraft use.

  • Page 5: Lifetime Warranty

    Limited Lifetime Warranty, you MUST register within three months of purchase and provide a valid purchase receipt form an authorized UPPAbaby retailer. The “lifetime” of the product is defined as the period of use by the registrant for use with his/her children up to10 years from date of manufacture.

  • Page 6: Warnings + General Safety Information

    WARNINGS + GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in the rear seating positions than in the front seating positions. Never leave Child Restraint unsecured in your vehicle even when it is unoccupied. In a crash, it could become a projectile and injure other vehicle occupants.
  • Page 7 WARNINGS + GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION Snugly adjust the belts provided with this Child Restraint around your child. A snug strap should not allow any slack. It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging. It does not press on the child’s flesh or push the child’s body into an un- natural position.
  • Page 8 WARNINGS + GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING Failure to follow all warnings, product labels and instructions could result in SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH. • leave child unattended. NEVER • keep child properly harnessed when child is in Child Restraint. ALWAYS • leave child in Child Restraint when straps are loose or undone.
  • Page 9 WARNINGS + GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION • use clothing or blankets that interfere with fastening or tightening the DO NOT harness. INSTEAD place a blanket over the child after being properly secured in the harness. • use this Child Restraint system if the top of the child’s head is less than DO NOT 1 in from the top of the headrest when in its highest position.
  • Page 10 Restraint. All labels include information required by law. • use any accessories, pads, or products supplied by other manufacturers DO NOT with this Child Restraint, unless approved and tested by UPPAbaby. Items not tested with this restraint could injure your child. • lubricate buckles and fasteners.
  • Page 11 WARNINGS + GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION • This child seat can only be used in the following classes of vehicles: multi-purpose passenger vehicles, passenger cars, or trucks. • Check the vehicle owner’s manual for more information about airbag/Child Restraint use. • For vehicles without a back seat, refer to your vehicle owner’s manual. •...

  • Page 12: Vehicle Compatibility

    VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE INSTALLING THIS CHILD RESTRAINT! WARNING: IMPORTANT: According to accident DEATH OR SERIOUS statistics, children are safer when INJURY CAN OCCUR properly restrained in the rear seating NEVER install this Child positions than the front seating Restraint rear-facing in a vehicle seating positions.
  • Page 13 VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY The safest seating position is one that works best for your specific car seat, family and vehicle where Vehicle Seat Belt you are able to achieve the tightest install every time. Before installing this Child Restraint you MUST determine the method of installation and the best vehicle seating position for that method.
  • Page 14 VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY This Child Restraint can only be installed on vehicle seats that Center seat installation of the KNOX is not face forward. install in seats that face to the sides or compatible in vehicles with the following rear DO NOT rear of the vehicle.

  • Page 15: Universal Anchorage System (Uas)

    VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY – UAS (Universal Anchorage System) UAS (Universal Anchorage System) Vehicle Top Tether is a system that provides an alternative installation meth- Anchor Points od to vehicle seat belts. ALWAYS refer to your vehicle owner’s manual to determine if your vehicle is equipped with UAS and in what seating positions.

  • Page 16: Overview Of Vehicle Seat Belt Systems

    < 55.9 cm < 22" VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY – Overview of Vehicle Seat Belt Systems DO NOT use this Child Restraint with the following seat belt systems: WARNING: DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR. CHECK YOUR Vehicle instruction book for information regarding your vehicle seat belt system(s).
  • Page 17 If the belt cannot be locked using one of these methods, contact UPPAbaby Customer Experience LOCKING LATCH PLATE LOCKING LATCH PLATE Team for a locking clip.

  • Page 18: Child Usage Requirements

    6.4 to approximately 11.3 kg (14 – 25 lbs ) UPPAbaby recommends that children ride rear-facing in the KNOX as long as possible, until they reach the maximum weight 18 kg (40 lbs) or height allowed in this mode.
  • Page 19 (14 lbs) (25 lbs) (30 lbs) (40 lbs) (65 lbs) CHILD USAGE REQUIREMENTS REAR-FACING INSTALLATION 6.4 – 18 kg (14 – 40 lbs) VEHICLE BELT 6.4–18 kg (14–40 lbs) 6.4–13.6 kg (14–30 lbs) FIT INLAY 6.4 to approximately 11.3 kg (14–25 lbs) 6.4 kg 11.3 kg 13.6 kg...
  • Page 20 FEATURES OVERVIEW Shoulder Harness Pads Harness Buckle Crotch Pad Harness Release Button Harness Adjuster Strap Lower Anchor Connector UAS Storage Fit Inlay Cup Holder Chest Clip...
  • Page 21 FEATURES OVERVIEW Active Support Headrest Harness Strap Buckle Tongue Holder Seat Cover Zip-Out Fabric Seat Cover Instruction Manual Storage Side Impact Pods Recline Position Indicator Headrest Adjuster...
  • Page 22 FEATURES OVERVIEW Rear-Facing Belt Tensioning Plate Rear-Facing Tensioning Clip Tightness Indicators Forward-Facing Belt Tensioning Plate Forward-Facing Tensioning Clip...
  • Page 23 FEATURES OVERVIEW Multi-Directional Tether Multi-Directional Tether Adjuster Lower Anchor UAS Connector Webbing Lower Anchor UAS Connector Adjuster Lower Anchor UAS Connector Recline Adjustment Handle Multi-Directional Tether Hook Multi-Directional Tether Closure Sleeve...

  • Page 24: Features Overview Harness Usage

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Harness Usage Loosen Harness Loosen Harness by pressing Harness Release Button on front of Child Restraint and pulling forward on both Harness Straps Unbuckle Harness Straps by pressing button on Harness Buckle and pull out buckle tongues. Open Chest Clip by pressing button on clip and pulling apart.
  • Page 25 FEATURES OVERVIEW – Harness Usage Tighten Harness Insert Buckle Tongues into Harness Buckle until they click. Pull up on tongues to ensure they are locked. To fasten Chest Clip push together halves until they click. Pull to check. NOTE: Top of Chest Clip should be level with child's armpits.

  • Page 26: Active Support Headrest Adjustment

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Active Support Headrest Adjustment The Active Support Headrest and harness provide advanced Side Impact Protection that grows with the child. Loosen Harness (page 22). Squeeze the Headrest Adjuster and move the headrest up or down to the desired position. The harness will travel up or down with the headrest.

  • Page 27: Fit Inlay

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Fit Inlay The Fit Inlay should be used for a child between 6.4 and approximately 11.3 kg (14– 25 lbs) in order to achieve a proper harness fit. The headrest should be positioned at the child’s shoulders to ensure proper fit of the harness.

  • Page 28: Cup Holder Usage

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Cup Holder Usage TO ATTACH THE CUP HOLDER: Push cup holder stem into designated slot in side of Child Restraint. TO REMOVE THE CUP HOLDER Pull firmly. place WARNING: DO NOT glass, metal containers or hard sharp objects in cup holder as they could become a projectile in a crash and cause serious injury.

  • Page 29: Rear-Facing And Forward-Facing Belt Tensioning Plates

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Rear-Facing and Forward-Facing Belt Tensioning Plates This Child Restraint has a to be used for and a BLUE BELT TENSIONING PLATE REAR-FACING INSTALLATION RED BELT to be used for TENSIONING PLATE FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION. The Belt Tensioning Plates feature robust vehicle belt tensioning clips enabling a tight installation and SMARTSecure visual indicator windows that turn from when correct installation has been achieved.

  • Page 30: Uas Set-Up

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – UAS Setup TO ACCESS LOWER ANCHOR CONNECTORS: To access Lower Anchor Connectors unsnap fabric over front panel of Child Restraint. Open the storage compartment and pull out the Lower Anchor Connectors. Lengthen the Lower Anchor Connector to maximize length by pushing the Lower Anchor Connector Adjuster Button and pulling to full extension.
  • Page 31 FEATURES OVERVIEW – UAS Setup Route Lower Anchor Connectors and Belt under fabric seat pad from front of seat aligning webbing with FORWARD-FACING belt path. REAR-FACING NOTE: Move any excess webbing to side to not interfere with UAS installation. FORWARD-FACING UAS INSTALLATION (page 64) REAR-FACING UAS INSTALLATION (page 46) Not preferred method for forward-facing installation 6.4 –...

  • Page 32: Uas Use And Storage

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – UAS Use and Storage 1 LOCK To connect Lower Anchor Connectors to Lower Anchors in vehicle, push connector onto lower anchor until you hear a click. Pull to confirm attachment. NOTE: DO NOT push the red button.. 2 RELEASE To release Lower Anchor Connectors, press red button at end of connector and pull to detach.

  • Page 33: Multi Directional Tether Use And Storage

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Multi-Directional Tether Use and Storage ATTENTION: The Multi Directional Tether MUST BE USED for installation and is recommended for FORWARD-FACING installation. REAR-FACING REAR-FACING FORWARD-FACING MULTI-DIRECTION TETHER INSTALLATION (page 48) MULTI-DIRECTIONAL TETHER INSTALLTION (page 64) Route the webbing either through the vehicle Route the webbing either through the vehicle headrest posts or if an integrated headrest headrest posts or if an integrated headrest exists,...
  • Page 34 FEATURES OVERVIEW – Multi Directional Tether Use and Storage USING THE MULTI-DIRECTIONAL TETHER Unhook the Multi-Directional Tether located on the back side of the Child Restraint. To lengthen the strap, push the Multi-Directional Tether Adjuster button and pull. NOTE: Maximize length of tether before Rear and Forward- Facing installations.
  • Page 35 FEATURES OVERVIEW – Multi Directional Tether Use and Storage STORING THE MULTI-DIRECTIONAL TETHER WHEN NOT IN USE Attach Multi-Directional Tether to storage anchor. Remove slack in strap by pulling on free end of strap. NOTE: Make sure the webbing is not twisted. Loose strap MUST be rolled around the fabric closure and secured.

  • Page 36: Recline Adjustment

    FEATURES OVERVIEW – Recline Adjustment This Child Restraint has 4 recline positions. Recline can be changed for child’ s comfort or to improve installation of Child Restraint. TO ADJUST THE RECLINE: Pull the Recline Adjustment Handle located on the back of Child Restraint upward and move the seat to the desired recline position.
  • Page 37 FEATURES OVERVIEW – Recline Adjustment FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION REAR-FACING INSTALLATION 11.3–29.5 kg (25–65 lbs) 6.4–18 kg (14–40 lbs) RECLINE POSITIONS 1/2 with children: FORWARD FACING INSTALLATION ALWAYS check the Recline Position Indicator and adjust the 11.3 – 18 kg (25 – 40 lbs) recline the seat to POSITION 1 OR 2 recline so that the bead is between the correct area for BLUE...

  • Page 38: Rear-Facing Installation

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION 6.4 – 18 kg (14 – 40 lbs)
  • Page 39 VEHICLE BELT 6.4–18 kg (14–40 lbs) 6.4–13.6 kg (14–30 lbs) FIT INLAY 6.4 to approximately 11.3 kg (14–25 lbs) 6.4 kg 11.3 kg 13.6 kg 18 kg (14 lbs) (25 lbs) (30 lbs) (40 lbs) VEHICLE BELT 6.4–18 kg (14–40 lbs) 6.4–13.6 kg (14–30 lbs)

  • Page 40: Rear-Facing Setup

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Setup The Child Restraint has 4 recline positions. Recline can be changed to improve installation of this Child Restraint and for child comfort. The Fit Inlay should be used with children 6.4 to approximately 11.3 kg (14 – 25 lbs) for a better fit. Place Child Restraint on vehicle seat in REAR-FACING direction as shown.
  • Page 41 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Setup Loosen harness by pressing the Harness Release Button and pulling harness forward. Unbuckle harness. Raise Headrest by squeezing the Headrest Adjuster as shown and upward to allow access for installation. Unzip fabric panel to expose the BLUE Belt Tensioning Plate REAR-FACING...

  • Page 42: Vehicle Seat Recline

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Vehicle Seat Recline Some cars may have a different type of seat that is more angled or sloped. In this instance, it may be more difficult to achieve the proper recline angle. In order to achieve proper recline and get the bead in the correct BLUE area for...
  • Page 43 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Vehicle Seat Recline This is an easy issue to resolve by following the steps below: 1 Uninstall your KNOX 2 Place a folded hand towel under the KNOX against the seat bight (crease of seat). You may need to adjust number of folds to achieve the proper recline.

  • Page 44: Lap/Shoulder Belt Us

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap/Shoulder Belt Use Route vehicle lap/shoulder belt through the belt path and buckle. REAR-FACING BLUE Ensuring there is no twisting in the vehicle belt, route the lap belt ONLY under the BLUE Tensioning Plate. REAR-FACING Apply pressure into the seat bight and pull up on the vehicle shoulder belt to remove all slack.

  • Page 45: Lap Belt Only Use

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap/Shoulder Belt Use Lock the vehicle belt by pulling it all the way out, switching the retractor into ALR mode. Feed the slack back into the retractor to remove any slack. Check your vehicle’s owner manual for additional information on locking the belt.
  • Page 46 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap Belt Only Use Route lap belt through the BLUE belt guides and buckle. REAR-FACING Ensuring there is no twisting in the vehicle belt, route the lap belt under the Tensioning Plate. BLUE REAR-FACING...
  • Page 47 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap Belt Only Use Apply pressure into seat bight and pull up on belt to remove all slack. NOTE: As pressure is applied, the Tightness Indicator window will turn from to GREEN. It is possible to achieve a tight installation even if the indicator is not fully green.

  • Page 48: Uas Setup

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Setup This Child Restraint cannot be installed using lower anchors (UAS) when your child exceeds 13.6 kg (30 lbs). ATTENTION: If your child weights over 13.6 kg (30 lbs) the vehicle belt MUST be used for installation. Installation with UAS and vehicle seat belt are not permitted together.
  • Page 49 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Setup...

  • Page 50: Uas Use

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Use Remove the front section of fabric and slide Lower Anchor Connectors under the fabric and through the Rear Belt Path. BLUE Make sure the Lower Anchor Connector Belt is not twisted. Route the belt under the BLUE Tensioning Plate.
  • Page 51 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Use Apply pressure into seat bight and pull up on Lower Anchor Adjuster to remove all slack. NOTE: As pressure is applied, the Tightness Indicator window will turn from to GREEN. It is possible to achieve a tight in- stallation even if the indicator is not fully green.

  • Page 52: Rear-Facing Tether Use

    REAR-FACING INSTALLTION – Rear-Facing Tether Use ATTENTION: IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED to utilize the Multi-Directional Tether for REAR-FACING installation if vehicle is equipped with a Tether Anchor point and vehicle requirements are met. The tether will improve the stability of your Child Restraint and reduce the risk of injury. See your vehicle owner’s manual for approved anchor locations. Route the Multi-Directional Tether through the guide located on the back of the seat as shown.
  • Page 53 REAR-FACING INSTALLTION – Rear-Facing Tether Use REVIEW SAFETY CHECK ON PAGE 53. ALL STEPS MUST BE ACHIEVED BEFORE MOVING FOWARD.

  • Page 54: Aircraft Use

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Aircraft Use CERTIFIED FOR AIRCRAFT TRAVEL: THIS CHILD SEAT IS CERTIFIED FOR AIRCRAFT USE. THE TCAA RECOMMENDS THAT A CHILD WEIGHING UP TO 18 KG (40 LBS) USE A CERTIFIED, HARNESSED CHILD SEAT WHILE TRAVELING ON AN AIRCRAFT. CONTACT THE AIRLINE ABOUT THEIR POLICY PRIOR TO TRAVELING. FOR REAR-FACING AIRCRAFT INSTALLATION: Recline this child seat and place on the aircraft seat.

  • Page 55: Safety Check

    REAR-FACING INSTALLATION – Safety Check Tightness Indicator window is GREEN.* CHECK AT THE BELT PATH to ensure there is not more than 1" of movement side to side or front to back. If there is more than 1" of movement, repeat installation steps. For lap belt only and lap/shoulder belt installations, make sure the vehicle lap belt is routed under belt plate and for lap/shoulder belt installations only, make sure the shoulder belt is fully secured under the tensioning clip.

  • Page 56: Forward-Facing Installation

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION 11.3 – 29.5 kg (25 – 65 lbs)
  • Page 57 VEHICLE BELT 11.3–29.5 kg (25 – 65 lbs) UAS 11.3–15.9 kg (25 – 35 lbs) 11.3 kg 15.9kg 29.5 kg (25 lbs) (35 lbs) (65 lbs)

  • Page 58: Forward-Facing Setup

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Setup Place Child Restraint on vehicle seat in FORWARD-FACING direction as shown. Ensure the bottom surface is in full contact with the vehicle seating surface. Confirm for FORWARD-FACING installation that the seat is reclined as follows: • 25 – 45 lbs recline the seat to POSITION 1 or 2 •...
  • Page 59 FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Setup Unfasten then unzip fabric panel. Remove Multi-Directional Tether from storage, lengthen webbing and place on front side of the seat prior to installation (page 31). To complete FORWARD-FACING installation, please refer to preferred installation: LAP/SHOULDER BELT PAGE 58 LAP BELT ONLY PAGE 60 UAS PAGE 62...

  • Page 60: Lap/Shoulder Belt Use

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap/Shoulder Belt Use PLACE MULTI-DIRECTIONAL TETHER ON FRONT SIDE OF THE SEAT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. Route vehicle lap/shoulder belt through the belt path and buckle FORWARD-FACING Ensuring there is no twisting in the vehicle belt, route the lap belt ONLY behind the RED FORWARD- Tensioning Plate.
  • Page 61 FORWARD-FACING – Lap/Shoulder Belt Use Lock the vehicle belt by pulling it all the way out, switching the retractor into ALR mode . Feed the slack back into the retractor to remove any slack . Check your vehicle’s owner manual for additional information on locking the belt.

  • Page 62: Lap Belt Only Use

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap Belt Only Use Route lap belt through the FORWARD-FACING belt path and buckle. Ensuring there is no twisting in the vehicle belt, route the lap belt behind RED FORWARD-FACING Tensioning Plate. Apply pressure into seat bight and pull up on belt to remove all slack.
  • Page 63 FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Lap Belt Only Use PROCEED TO PAGE 64 FOR MULTI-DIRECTIONAL TETHER USAGE. REVIEW SAFETY CHECK ON PAGE 69. ALL STEPS MUST BE ACHIEVED BEFORE MOVING FOWARD.

  • Page 64: Uas Setup

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Setup THIS CHILD RESTRAINT CANNOT BE INSTALLED USING LOWER ANCHORS (UAS) ATTENTION: WHEN YOUR CHILD EXCEEDS 15.9 KG (35 LBS). IF YOUR CHILD WEIGHS OVER 35 LBS (15.9 KG) THE VEHICLE BELT MUST BE USED FOR INSTALLATION. TO ACCESS LOWER ANCHOR CONNECTORS To access Lower Anchor Connectors unsnap fabric over front panel of Child Restraint.
  • Page 65 FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Setup...

  • Page 66: Uas Use

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Use THIS CHILD RESTRAINT CANNOT BE INSTALLED USING LOWER ANCHORS (UAS) WHEN YOUR ATTENTION: CHILD EXCEEDS 15.9 KG (35 LBS). IF YOUR CHILD WEIGHS OVER 15.9 KG (35 LBS) THE VEHICLE BELT MUST BE USED FOR INSTALLATION. NOTE: To get more length in the Lower Anchor Connector Webbing, press the adjuster and pull the belt.
  • Page 67 FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – UAS Use Route the Lower Anchor Connectors through the respective left and right belt paths. Attach to Lower Anchors (UAS) in vehicle. Listen for an audible click. Apply pressure into seat bight and pull up on belt to removal all slack. NOTE: As pressure is applied, the Tightness Indicator window will turn from...

  • Page 68: Forward-Facing Tether Use

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Forward-Facing Tether Use ATTENTION: IT IS REQUIRED to utilize the Multi-Directional Tether for FORWARD-FACING installation if vehicle is equipped with a Tether Anchor point and vehicle requirements are met. The tether will improve the stability of your Child Restraint and reduce the risk of injury. See your vehicle owner’s manual for approved anchor locations. Route the webbing either through the vehicle headrest posts or,if an integrated headrest exists, over the top of the headrest.
  • Page 69 FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Forward-Facing Tether Use REVIEW SAFETY CHECK ON PAGE 69. ALL STEPS MUST BE ACHIEVED BEFORE MOVING FOWARD.

  • Page 70: Aircraft Use

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Aircraft Use CERTIFIED FOR AIRCRAFT TRAVEL: THIS CHILD SEAT IS CERTIFIED FOR AIRCRAFT USE. THE TCAA RECOMMENDS THAT A CHILD WEIGHING UP TO 18 KG (40 LBS) USE A CERTIFIED, HARNESSED CHILD SEAT WHILE TRAVELING ON AN AIRCRAFT. CONTACT THE AIRLINE ABOUT THEIR POLICY PRIOR TO TRAVELING. FOR FORWARD-FACING AIRCRAFT INSTALLATION: Place this child seat on the aircraft seat in the upright position.

  • Page 71: Safety Check

    FORWARD-FACING INSTALLATION – Safety Check Tightness Indicator window is GREEN.* CHECK AT THE BELT PATH to ensure there is not more than 1" of movement side to side or front to back. If there is more than 1" of movement, repeat installation steps. For lap belt only and lap/shoulder belt installations, make sure the vehicle lap belt is routed under belt plate and for lap/shoulder belt installations only, make sure the shoulder belt is fully secured under the tensioning clip.

  • Page 72: Securing The Child

    SECURING THE CHILD Loosen and unbuckle harness. Place child in Child Restraint making sure their body is making full contact with the seating surface. Adjust Active Response Headrest so that it is positioned just above the child's shoulders providing a fingertip of space at most. NOTE: It is ok for headrest to touch child's shoulders.
  • Page 73 SECURING THE CHILD Remove the Fit Inlay at 11.3 kg (25 lbs) or when the child begins growing on top of the buckle making it difficult to buckle the harness. The Fit Inlay has a two-piece construction. If the child is less than 11.3 kg (25 lbs), first remove the Fit Inlay Back Cushion and readdress the harness fit.

  • Page 74: Fabric Care

    FABRIC CARE – Removing Seat Pad Raise headrest to highest position. Unfasten back panel fabric. Remove crotch buckle cover. Fully unzip seat base fabric. Unsnap seat base fabric. Pull fabric out from around Harness Adjuster Housing and remove from seat.
  • Page 75 FABRIC CARE – Removing Seat Pad...

  • Page 76: Removing Headrest Fabric

    FABRIC CARE – Removing Headrest Fabric Raise headrest to highest position. Unfasten headrest from seat. Unhook elastic from lower portion of headrest. Pull headrest fabric from spine structure and remove from seat. NOTE: DO NOT remove foam ears from seat. These cannot be cleaned.
  • Page 77 FABRIC CARE – Removing Headrest Fabric...

  • Page 78: Removing Seat Fabric

    FABRIC CARE – Removing Seat Fabric Unclip Tether from back of seat Pull plastic tabs around top of seat and pull to remove around plastic Headrest Adjuster Handle and feed tether through hole in top of seat to remove. Pull body fabric from channel along side of seat.
  • Page 79 FABRIC CARE – Removing Seat Fabric...

  • Page 80: Installing Seat Fabric

    FABRIC CARE – Installing Seat Fabric Place seat fabric over seat and feed tether through hole in top of seat fabric. Attach plastic tabs to seat. Attach tether to anchor located at back of seat. Moving from the top down, press fabric into channel along side of seat.
  • Page 81 FABRIC CARE – Installing Seat Fabric...

  • Page 82: Installing Headrest Fabric

    FABRIC CARE – Installing Headrest Fabric Tuck harness buckles into holders on side of seat. Attach elastic loops to back of headrest. Slide headrest fabric between plastic shell. Fasten fabric to headrest/seat. Pull lower panel of headrest fabric around headrest back panel.
  • Page 83 FABRIC CARE – Installing Headrest Fabric...

  • Page 84: Installing Seat Pad

    FABRIC CARE – Installing Seat Pad Place seat pad cover into seat and wrap fabric around Harness Adjuster Button Housing. Replace crotch buckle cover by feeding crotch buckle into sleeve and tucking fabric ears beneath seat fabric. Feed crotch buckle through slot in seat pad.
  • Page 85 FABRIC CARE – Installing Seat Pad...

  • Page 86: Cleaning And Maintenance

    CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE CLEANING FABRICS - Fabrics include: seat and headrest covers, fit inlay, harness covers and crotch buckle cover Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle Dry flat and away from direct DO NOT iron or dry clean. with mild detergent.

  • Page 87: Warranty

    10 years from date of manufacture. Your UPPAbaby product is warranted to be free from any manufacturing defects for a period of 2 years from the date of purchase under normal use and in compliance with the operating instructions.
  • Page 88 • Defects caused by misuse or poor maintenance. (Please refer to the product instruction booklet for guidance on item use and maintenance). • Damage caused by improper installation of UPPAbaby parts and/or accessories. (Please refer to product instruction booklet for guidance on item assembly and use).
  • Page 92 All rights reserved. © 2021 UPPAbaby. UPPAbaby and all associated logos are trademarks. All product specifications are correct at time of print. UPPAbaby reserves the right to change anything at any time without prior notice. Color representation is as close as print processes allow. Not all colors available at all retailers. UbMAN085-V02...

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