Adjusting The Recline Angle; Securing The Child - Diono Monterey 2 Manual Del Usuario

NOTE:
Even with ISOFAST properly attached and adjusted, booster seat will still have
movement against the vehicle seat back and bottom.
DISENGAGING ISOFAST INSTALLATION
Follow above instructions in reverse:
1) Depress the cam lock lever while pulling child seat away from the vehicle seat back
until the ISOFAST straps are extended all the way.
2) Disconnect ISOFAST connectors from vehicle anchors.
3) Pull ISOFAST adjuster straps to recess the ISOFAST connectors into the back of the
booster seat bottom for safe storage.
Proper positioning on vehicle seat
Place booster seat on vehicle seat so it is resting firmly on vehicle seat bottom and touch-
ing the vehicle seat back. (Fig. 5)
IMPORTANT:
When using the booster seat as a high-back booster, try to position backrest
in full contact with vehicle seat back. (Fig 5)
It may also be necessary to adjust the recline angle of the booster seat to match that of
the vehicle seat. (See Adjusting the Recline Angle below.)

Adjusting the recline angle

This booster seat features a recline angle that can adjust to match that of the vehicle seat:
1) Push booster seat backrest backwards until you hear a click. Backrest will now pivot
freely and does not need to click into another position. (Fig. 5)
2) Push seat bottom and backrest of booster seat down and back into vehicle seat until
there is secure positioning and full contact with the booster seat and vehicle seat
bottom and vehicle seat back. (Fig. 5)

Securing the child

1) Make sure booster seat is properly positioned and installed on vehicle seat as per the
instructions on pages 14–16.
2) Properly position child: sitting upright and all the way back in the booster seat.
3) Make sure booster seat backrest width is adjusted to narrowest width setting that
comfortably fits child. (see page 15)
4) Raise the headrest to access red upper belt guides. (Fig. 6A) Feed the diagonal portion
of the seatbelt through the red upper belt guide on the side opposite the seatbelt
buckle. (Fig. 8)
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