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not trapped by vehicle doors or sliding seats during normal vehicle operation.
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Check the technical condition of the safety harness regularly. Special attention should be
paid to attachment points, seams, and adjusting elements.
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If any part of the seat is damaged or loose, stop using the seat. Any impact and collision
caused by a road traffic accident prevents the continued use of the seat - the seat must be
replaced.
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Another passenger of the car not wearing a seat belt can also pose danger to the child.
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Make sure the seat is correctly fixed before you start the journey.
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Even when the seat is not in use, it is important to make sure it is well protected. An unbelted
child seat can cause injuries to passengers in case of emergency breaking.
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The seat must be installed perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle.
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Do not replace the child seat upholstery for any other than that recommended by the
manufacturer, as it is an integral part of the device and affects its functioning.
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Modifications and additions to the seat are not permitted without the approval of the
approval authority.
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Make sure that the lap belt runs low enough so that the child's pelvis is stable and firmly
secured.
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NOT suitable for fitting to vehicles with two-point seat belts or lap belts.
c.
List of seat components:
1.
Headrest adjustment handle
2.
Headrest
3.
Side guard
4.
Shoulder belt guide
5.
Upholstery
6.
Lap belt guide
7.
ISOFIX attachment
8.
Tilt adjustment handle
The set includes:
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The seat
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ISOFIX attachments guides
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The manual
d.
Installation manual:
1.
Installing the child seat in a vehicle with three-point belts - Method A
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Place the child in a sitting position in the car seat (figure 1).
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Using the adjustment handle of the headrest (figure 2A) adjust the position of the
headrest so that its upper edge is in line with the top of your child's head (figure 2B).
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Guide the lap part of the seat belt through the lap belt guide (figure 3).
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Guide the shoulder part of the seat belt through the shoulder belt guide (figure 4).
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Fasten the seat belt and pull it tight (figure 5).
WARNING! Ensure that the belts are not twisted!
2.
Installing the seat in a vehicle with three-point safety belts and ISOFIX attachments -
Method B
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Connect the ISOFIX attachment guides to the vehicle attachment points (figure 6).
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Press the buttons on both sides of the seat base and pull out the two ISOFIX
attachments (figure 7).
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Slide the seat's ISOFIX attachments through the guides into the vehicle's attachment
points (figure 8).
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With the ISOFIX attachments installed, push the seat against the backrest of the car
seat (figure 9).
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WARNING! Make sure that the ISOFIX attachments are installed correctly. If the
indicator next to the ISOFIX attachment ejection button is green, the attachment is
installed correctly (figure 10A). Red colour indicates that the attachment is not attached
to the vehicle correctly (figure 10B). Check if both ISOFIX attachments are installed
correctly.
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Push the seat as far as possible against the backrest of the car seat (figure 11) again
and then pull it gently making sure that the ISOFIX system is holding the seat correctly
(figure 12).
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Place the child in a sitting position in the car seat (figure 13).
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Using the adjustment handle of the headrest (figure 14A) adjust the position of the
headrest so that its upper edge is in line with the top of your child's head (figure 14B).
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Guide the lap part of the seat belt through the lap belt guide (figure 15).
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Guide the shoulder part of the seat belt through the shoulder belt guide (figure 16).
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Fasten the seat belt and pull it tight (figure 17).
WARNING! Ensure that the belts are not twisted!
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