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3. INsTAllING THE CAR sEAT. GROUP 2/3
Only for use with Group 2-3 from
NOTICE
approx. 4 to 12 years of age (15-36 kg)
1. Pull out the ISOFIX system arms
out (fig. 3.1).
2. Pull the button on the ISOFIX anchor points to unlock
them (fig. 3.2).
2. Place the seat in the back seat of the vehicle.
4. Clip the insertion guides
points in the vehicle (fig. 3.3).
5. Guide the Isofix system connectors on the child seat
into the insertion guides until they lock into the Isofix
anchorage points in the vehicle and there is an audible
"click". The Isofix system indicator will change from red
to green when the child seat is securely locked in place
(fig. 3.3).
6. Pull up the Isofix adjuster lever
push the child seat against the car seat to check that the
Isofix system is fully latched, ensuring that the child seat is
as close to the car seat as possible (fig. 3.4 and 3.5).
7. Shake the child seat to ensure that it is anchored securely
and has been fitted correctly (fig. 3.6).
4. FAsTENING THE CHIlD TO THE sEAT. GROUP 2/3
The correct adjustment of the headrest ensures that the
child is properly fastened into the car seat. The headrest
must be adjusted so that the harness (which moves with the
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(I)
by pulling the lever
(J)
onto the Isofix anchorage
(E)
and at the same time,
headrest) is at shoulder height on the child or slightly above,
but never behind the back or at ear level (fig. 4.4).
1. Sit the child on the child seat. Pass the abdominal strap of
the seat belt through the abdominal belt guides
both armrests (fig. 4.2) and buckle the vehicle´s belt until
you hear a click (fig. 4.1).
(E)
2. Pass the diagonal section of the seat belt through the
diagonal belt guide
remaining slack of the diagonal section of the 3-point seat
belt and make sure it is as tight fitting as possible. Ensure
the straps are not twisted or knotted at any point.
4. It is important to ensure that the abdominal belt is worn low
down, so that the pelvis remains firmly fixed.
As the child grows, the headrest height must be adjusted. In
order to do this, the steps outlined in point 5 must be followed.
4. CHIlD sEAT ADJUsTEMENTs
Adjusting the headrest height
Proper adjustment of the height of the harness ensures the
child will be seated correctly. The harness should be adjusted
to the height of the child's shoulder or slightly above; never
behind the child's back or level with the ears (fig. 4.4).
1. Adjust the headrest according to the child´s height by
pulling the headrest height regulator
height of the child´s shoulder or slightly above (fig. 5.1).
Reclining the child seat
1. In order to make the child as comfortable as possible, the
seat can be reclined by pulling the lever
(G)
as shown (fig. 4.3). Take up the
(F)
adjusting to the
(D)
under the
(C)
behind
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