Foppapedretti Express Manual De Instrucciones página 22

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Check that the tips of the chest straps are placed behind the fabric, inside the
slot of the shell.
Remove the crotch strap by rotating the metal stop device and passing it through
the slots in the seat and lining (18).
This car seat is equipped with an adjustable headrest, designed to accommodate
the child as they grow, in order to provide maximum lateral protection.
Lift up the adjustable headrest as high as possible.
Place the car seat against the rear passenger seat (19) and pass the diagonal part
of the vehicle's 3-point seat belt through the guide on the headrest (20).
Place the child in the car seat, making sure that their back is properly in contact
with the back of the car seat.
The liftable armrests make access to the car seat easier and facilitate installation.
Pull and fasten the car seat belt.
Pass the diagonal part of the vehicle's 3-point seat belt under the armrest on the
opposite side of the headrest guide used as a diagonal belt loop; the lap part of
the passenger seat belt must pass under both armrests (21). Lower the headrest
and adjust it to the child's size (22).
The headrest must be positioned so as to surround the child's head properly for
maximum lateral protection; the correct adjustment of the headrest ensures that
the chest belt is placed in an optimal position on their body, providing maximum
protection for your child when sitting on the car seat.
The headrest should be adjusted so that there is a two-finger gap between it and
the child's shoulders (23) (24).
Tighten the passenger seat belt.
Check that the belt is correctly tightened, that it is not twisted and that it does not
come into contact with the child's neck.
To remove your child from the car seat, release the passenger seat belt from
the buckle on the side of the car seat. The chest belt will remain inserted in the
headrest (25).
CAUTION: before travelling, always check that the armrests are lowered. Always
secure the car seat with the passenger seat belt, even when the child is not inside
it. In the event of a collision, an unsecured seat can become a dangerous object
and injure the occupants of the vehicle.
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