ingenuity intrust 35 Instruction Manual page 14

• PLACE THIS INFANT CAR SEAT IN A REAR-FACING
POSITION IN YOUR VEHICLE.
• REAR VEHICLE SEATING POSITIONS ARE SAFER.
According to accident statistics, children are safer when
properly restrained in rear vehicle seating positions than
in front seating positions.
• Your child can be injured in a vehicle even if you are not
in a crash. Sudden braking and sharp turns can injure
your child if the infant car seat is not properly installed or
if your child is not properly secured.
• DO NOT USE THE INFANT CAR SEAT AND BASE AFTER
AN ACCIDENT. An accident can cause damage to the
infant car seat that you may not be able to see. This can
prevent the infant car seat from protecting your child.
Replace the infant car seat and base after any automobile
accident.
• NEVER allow anything to interfere with or to impede the
ability of the car seat to change adjustment positions.
• NEVER LEAVE AN INFANT CAR SEAT OR BASE
UNSECURED IN YOUR VEHICLE. A loose infant car seat or
base may move and injure occupants in a sharp turn, sudden
stop, or crash. Remove an unused infant car seat from the
vehicle, or ensure that it is securely belted. An unsecurred
child restraint system may injure other occupants. If not
using LATCH connectors, ensure that LATCH connectors are
properly stowed in the base of the infant car seat.
WARNING
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