car door during normal vehicle use.
WARNING! The restraint system does not work with the normal seat belt. If the
restraint system is held in place using the seat belt, then if there is an accident
both the child and any other occupants of the vehicle may be seriously injured
or killed.
WARNING! The restraint system cannot be used in vehicles with seats installed
facing forward at the wrong angle. The restraint system cannot be used in rear-
facing seats, e.g. in mini-vans or minibuses. The restraint system must be used
with seats with the ISOFIX system (even when this is not in use) . In the case
of an emergency stop or a minor accident, a poorly installed seat may injure
other passengers.
IN-VEHICLE PROTECTION
Some vehicles may show signs of use or seat discolouration from using the
child restraint system, e.g. leather seats or delicate fabrics. Avoid this problem
by placing a seat protector under the child restraint system.
WARNING! It is dangerous to make any alteration or addition to the product
without manufacturer approval. It is just as dangerous not to carefully follow
the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer for this child
restraint system. The child restraint system must not be used without its lining.
The lining may not be replaced with another lining that is not recommended by
the manufacturer, as it is an integral part of the restraint system. If exposed to
violent stress in an accident, change the product.
IN-VEHICLE USE OF THE CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM
The system can be used facing forward or backwards depending on the age
and size of the child.
Note: Accident statistics show that rear-facing is far safer and reduces the risk
of injuries if there is an accident. That is why we recommend using the product
facing backwards as much as possible.
REAR-FACING USE (40-87 CM TALL)
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