Britax FORWARD FACING CHILD RESTRAINT Instruction Book page 10

Forward facing child restraint
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HOW TO INSTALL
INSTALLING INTO VEHICLE
(UPRIGHT OR RECLINED)
THIS RESTRAINT MUST BE USED IN A FORWARD FACING POSITION.
A.
Determine whether an upright or reclined installation is preferred as shown below.
Upright
position.
UPRIGHT
B.
To recline restraint, press Recline latch
on the front of the Restraint base, while
with the other hand grasp the front of the
restraint body and slide forward.
Recline Latch
C.
Position restraint in forward facing mode and align restraint centrally to the chosen seating
position as shown on page 8. Some vehicle seat fabrics (particularly
velours) may be damaged by a child restraint used
continuously. We recommend the need of a thick
towel or other protection to keep the vehicle
seat in good condition.
D.
Fully lengthen seat belt. Insert seat belt into
child use seat belt path as shown right,
ensuring that the seat belt is behind the
harness straps and that the lap part of the
seat belt is below the hooks as shown right.
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(FORWARD FACING)
Recline
position.
RECLINED
To return restraint to upright position press
Recline latch on the front of restraint base,
while with the other hand firmly grasp lower
front of restraint body, gently slide the
restraint body back to upright position.
Sash seat belt
Ensure lap part of seat
belt is below the Hooks.
Lap seat belt
HOW TO INSTALL
E.
Engage seat belt buckle and tongue, ensure to remove all slack from lap part of seat belt by
pulling sash belt. Adjust the seat belt to hold the restraint firmly against the vehicle seat. For
inertia/retractable seat belts, allow excess belt to feed back into retractor.
F.
Fit the attachment clip to the anchor
fitting as shown right. Make sure to
remove as many twists as possible
from the upper anchorage strap.
G.
Tighten Adjustable Upper
Storage
Anchorage Strap by pulling
Strap
adjustment strap to
remove slack as
Fully press & push Adjuster
Button (A) while pulling Upper
shown right, but do
Anchorage Strap (B) to lengthen.
not over-tighten
A
causing the restraint
base to lift off the
vehicle seat. Fold up
excess strap and use
storage strap to
neatly store excess
strap away from
child's reach.
Front of vehicle
Attachment
Clip & Cover
Anchor
fitting
Upper Anchorage
Upper Anchorage
Anchor Fitting
Adjustment Strap
Strap
Pull to remove
slack
Attachment
Clip & Cover
B
Child use
seat belt
path
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