Fisher-Price EF20B User's Manual
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1. Safe Voyage Deluxe Convertible Car Seat www fisher price com Safety Information Warnings o oo ec eee renee eeneneeeees 3 4 Check Buckle Position 30 Safety Information 5 Installation in Aircraft 31 Feas a S 6 7 Rear Facing Installation 31 Using the Restraint 00 eects 8 Forward Facing Installation 0 cccce 31 Secure Your Child in the Restraint 8 9 Using the Tether 32 33 Reclined Position 10 Care and Maintenance 0 00 00 34 Upright Position 11 Cover Removal and Replacement 34 Check Harness Height 0 eee 12 Cleaning the Cover Shell and Harness Harness Height Adjustment 1s11se1ee1 13 and Harness Adjuster 0 0 0 0 cee 35 Vehicle Safety Belts 14 Buckle Removal and Replacement 36 Vehicle Seating Positions 15 Cleaning the Buckle 37 Rear Facing Installation 16 Warranty 38 LATCH Installation and Removal 16 17 Locking Lap Shoulder Belt Installation 18 19 Non Locking ELR Lap Shoulder Belt Installation Using a Locking Clip 20 21 Lap Belt Installation 22 23 Forward Facing Installation 24 LATCH Installation and Removal 24 25 Locking Lap Shoulder Belt Installation 26 Non Locking ELR Lap Shoulder Belt 3 Fisher Price and related2. Care and Maintenance Buckle Removal and Replacement Buckle Removal Turn the restraint upside down Locate metal buckle strap retainer on the underside of the restraint Pull retainer away from child restraint to loosen Turn the retainer so that the short side will go up through the slot in the restraint shell to the upper side of the restraint Pass the retainer through the slot in cover to remove buckle from restraint Buckle Replacement Locate the buckle slot Turn the buckle retainer so that the short side will go through the slot in the cover and restraint shell Fig 1 Pull buckle away from restraint until tight then verify that the strap is not twisted and the release button is facing outward Make sure the buckle retainer lies flat against the restraint shell Care and Maintenance Cleaning the Buckle If a child eats and drinks while in the restraint the buckle may need to be periodically checked and cleaned of any accumulated debris or dried liquids 1 After removing the buckle see Buckle Removal page 36 thoroughly rinse using warm water Fig 1 Soak overnight if possible using warm water to loosen hardened drinks or food Test the buckle by fastening and unfastening until a click is heard after inserting each buckle tongue Fig 2 If a click is not heard repeat cleaning procedure Towel dry Do not lubricate use solvents abrasive cleaners soap or h
3. vehicle belt together and route through the a non locking ELR vehicle belt forward facing belt path unless a locking clip is used Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted then buckle Fig 2 Pull on the vehicle belt to Remove the locking clip from the user guide storage bag With the restraint in the upright make sure it is securely buckled position place it forward facing in the vehicle seat Kneel on the restraint to push it into the vehicle IMPORTANT Installation can be improved by the using the tether see pages 32 33 seat while removing slack from the vehicle lap i gt shoulder belt Fig 3 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should ZB Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted then buckle Fig 2 Pull on the vehicle belt to allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or i make sure it is securely buckled forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 Pull to fully extend the vehicle lap shoulder belt Hold the shoulder and lap portion of the vehicle belt together and route through the forward facing belt path Forward Facing Installation Kneel on the restraint to push it into the vehicle seat while removing slack from the vehicle lap shoulder belt Fig 3 Hold the lap and shoulder belts together behind the latch plate and unbuckle Fig 4 Thread the locking clip onto both belts Fig 5
4. s manual for your vehicle will have information on the types of vehicle belts in your vehicle If your belt type is listed above select another seating position or use Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children LATCH installation This child restraint can fit securely in most vehicles using the existing vehicle belts However some vehicle designs prevent a secure fit of the child restraint due to the position of the vehicle belt lower anchorage points Vehicle Seating Positions A WARNING e Forward facing vehicle seats must be used with this child restraint Side facing or rear facing seats cannot be used e Do not place a child restraint in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger air bag unless the air bag is turned off Death or serious injury can occur The back seat is the safest place for children under 12 years of age Rear Facing Installation LATCH Installation Figure 1 illustrates a typical rear facing LATCH installation A WARNING Always use in reclined position in rear facing mode See page 10 IMPORTANT Verify that your vehicle is equipped with lower anchors If lower anchors are not installed you must use vehicle belt installation methods see pages 18 23 1 Lift up cover from seat and remove lower hook strap and lower hooks from storage slots Fig 2 Route one hook through each rear facing belt path Fig 3 Replace cover With the restraint in the reclined position place it rear facing i
5. child restraint must not be used in the home in boats or other non certified applications e Use vehicle belt not lower connectors for installations with children weighing more than 48 pounds 21 kg Refer to the vehicle owner s manual or contact the vehicle manufacturer for the maximum weight rating for their lower anchors Unless specified otherwise by the pl ae ee assume a 48 pound child is the vehicle lower anchor limit A WARNING e Based on crash statistics the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recommends that parents select the rear seat as the safest location for a properly installed child restraint Please study the section on Vehicle Safety Belts in this booklet to ensure the child s safety If in doubt about installing the child restraint consult the vehicle owner s manual e Secure this child restraint even when it is not occupied In a crash an unsecured child restraint may injure vehicle occupants e When using in vehicle with air bags refer to the vehicle owner s manual for child restraint installation instructions and precautions e Never use the adjuster strap to lift or carry this child restraint Doing so could cause damage to the harness adjuster and webbing Always carry this child restraint by the shell or tether strap e The primary protection for occupants of a vehicle in a crash is the Structure of the vehicle a child restraint will not protect a child when the vehicle is seriously imp
6. damage the energy absorbing foam Pull the lower harness straps buckle tongues chest clip and buckle through the slots in the cover Remove cover from the restraint ANNE e Do not take apart or attempt to take apart the harness It is unnecessary and dangerous to do so e Never remove the buckle tongues from the harness They cannot be reattached after removal Cover Replacement To replace the cover reverse removal directions above Make sure that the harness straps are threaded through the chest clip and that the harness is not twisted Care and Maintenance Cleaning the Cover Hand wash using cold water and mild soap Line dry to prevent cover from shrinking Do not bleach machine wash machine dry or iron Cleaning the Shell and Harness e Brush away loose debris using a soft bristle brush Sponge clean using warm water and mild soap e Towel dry Do not use solvents abrasive cleaners or bleach Do not machine wash machine dry or disassemble the harness Cleaning the Harness Adjuster ANA WEANIINE Periodically check the adjuster area to be sure it is clean and free of food coins dirt and other objects If debris is present it must be removed to prevent interference with the adjuster mechanism Brush away loose debris using a soft bristle brush Sponge clean using warm water and mild soap Towel dry Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners or disassemble the harness
7. mode See page 10 IMPORTANT When installing the restraint with vehicle belts store the lower hooks in storage slots under cover see page 16 Fig 2 1 With the restraint in the reclined position place it rear facing in the vehicle seat Lift up the seat cover to expose the rear facing belt path Pull to fully extend vehicle lap belt Route through rear facing belts slot behind the buckle strap and through the other rear facing slot Fig 2 3 Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted then buckle Fig 3 Pull on the vehicle belt to make sure it is securely buckled Rear Facing Installation 4 Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat while removing slack from the vehicle lap belt Fig 4 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 IMPORTANT When correctly reclined the red line on the shell will be level with the ground and the back angle of the child restraint should be approximately 45 If there is a problem achieving the back angle place a rolled towel under the front of the base to help level the restraint Fig 5 A WARNING Only raise base as described above Do not raise the base off of the front edge of vehicle seat doing so will reduce the protection for your child Forward Facing Installation Forwa
8. If they are not the buckle or adjuster area may be clogged with food drink or objects that need to be removed See pages 35 37 for cleaning instructions IMPORTANT Always make sure that the harness is tight before each use or after any adjustments Using the Restraint Reclined Position Use the rear facing reclined position with children weighing 33 pounds 15 kg or less Fig 1 A WARNING Always use in reclined position in rear facing mode 1 To adjust the restraint to the reclined position turn the restraint upside down so the base is facing up With both hands pull up on the base to disengage the rods Pull base away from shell then rotate to the reclined position and slide base into locked position Figs 2 and 2a Verify that base is fully locked into reclined position Fig 1 Using the Restraint Upright Position Use the forward facing upright position with children weighing between 20 pounds 9 kg and 55 pounds 25 kg Fig 1 A WARNING e Always use in upright position in forward facing mode e The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends rear facing until at least 1 year of age and 20 pounds To adjust the restraint to the upright position turn the restraint upside down so the base is facing up With both hands pull up on the base to disengage the rods Pull base away from shell then rotate to upright position and slide base in
9. a sudden stop a loose seat back could prevent the child restraint from protecting the child as well as it should Do not allow children to play with the child restraint Do not use anything to raise the restraint off the vehicle seat In a crash it could slide and be unable to protect the child as well as it should This child restraint system conforms to all ap plicable Federal motor vehicle safety standards THIS RESTRAINT IS CERTIFIED FOR USE IN MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons You must register this restraint to be reached in a recall Send your name address and the restraint s model number and manufacturing date to Britax Child Safety Inc 13501 South Ridge Drive Charlotte NC 28273 or call 1 866 204 1665 For recall information call the U S Government s Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 or go to http NHTSA gov AN WENANIINE Do not place a child restraint in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger air bag Death or Serious injury can occur The back seat is the safest place for children under 12 years of age Head pad Harness Slots under Head Pad Harness Chest Clip Buckle User Guide and Locking Clip under cover Harness Adjuster Lever under flap 8 Harness Adjuster Strap 9 Rear Facing Vehicle Belt Path 10 Forward Facing Vehicle Belt Path 11 Lower Hook 12 L
10. acted However correctly installed a child restraint will substantially improve the chances for survival in most crashes Make sure that all users fully understand the correct ways to use this child restraint in a vehicle e Stop use of a child restraint that is older than six years or has been in a severe crash to prevent injury due to deterioration or hidden damage Safety Information IMPORTANT NOTES e Verify that the child restraint is secure and that the harness is properly adjusted around the child each time the child restraint is used e Adjust the harness to fit the clothes the child is wearing The fit for a child in winter clothes will differ from a child in summer clothes Cover the restraint when the vehicle is parked in direct sunlight Parts of the child restraint could become hot enough to burn the child Store the child restraint in a safe place when it is not being used for an extended period of time Do not place heavy objects on top of it Do not leave children alone in a vehicle even for a short time Do not except as described in this booklet attempt to disassemble any part of the child restraint or change the way its harness or the vehicle belts are used Do not leave loose objects e g books bags etc in the back of a vehicle In the event of a sudden stop loose objects will keep moving potentially causing serious injuries Do not leave folding vehicle seats unlatched In the event of
11. ase hook from lower anchor IMPORTANT When not in use always store the lower books in storage slots under cover see page 16 Fig 2 Rear Facing Installation Rear Facing Installation O while removing slack from the vehicle lap Locking Lap Shoulder Belt Installation 4 Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat F Figure 1 illustrates a typical rear facing installation using the vehicle s locking lap shoulder belt A WARNING Always use in reclined position in rear facing mode See page 10 IMPORTANT When installing the restraint with vehicle belts store the lower books in storage slots under cover see page 16 Fig 2 1 With the restraint in the reclined position place it rear facing in the vehicle seat Lift up the seat cover to expose the rear facing belt path Pull to fully extend vehicle lap shoulder belt With shoulder and lap portion of vehicle seat belt together route through the rear facing belt slot under the buckle strap and through the other rear facing slot Fig 2 Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted then buckle Fig 3 Pull on the vehicle belt to make sure it is securely buckled shoulder belt Fig 4 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 IMPORTANT When correctly reclined the re
12. b then pull to the tether only to tether anchors identified by the vehicle extend tether strap into a V shape manufacturer as tether anchorage points Use of other locations Loosely attach the tether to an approved is not approved or permitted e a e ha aaa MoO eee The manufacturer recommends that the tether be used in __ e a eee forward facing mode Using the tether will improve the stability of jnstallarion section enpanes 1609 the child restraint and reduce the risk of injury If the vehicle does not currently have a tether anchor attachment ue ce refer to the vehicle owners manual or contact the vehicle Fe PUN CNE TENNET SUAD CO D SIAE manufactu rer for assistance 6 Verify that there is tension in the tether strap If tether anchorage is not available do not modify the vehicle PSE E EE EE without advice from the vehicle manufacturer Do not hook the tether to a vehicle seat mechanism The back angle of the child restraint should be approximately 45 when properly installed in the rear facing position Care and Maintenance Cover Removal 1 Loosen the harness by lifting the harness adjuster located in the front of the restraint and pull the harness straps forward Unhook the harness straps from the yoke on the back of restraint Unbuckle harness from the buckle Pull upper harness straps through the shell and cover to the top of the restraint Gently remove the upper portion of the cover Be careful not to
13. d line on the shell will be level with the ground and the back angle of the child restraint should be approximately 45 If there is a problem achieving the back angle place a rolled towel under the front of the base to help level the restraint Fig 5 A WARNING Only raise base as described above Do not raise the base off of the front edge of vehicle seat doing so will reduce the protection for your child Rear Facing Installation Non Locking ELR Lap Shoulder Belt Installation Using a Locking Clip Figure 1 illustrates a typical rear facing installation using the vehicle s non locking lap shoulder belt and a locking clip A WARNING Always use in reclined position in rear facing mode See page 10 IMPORTANT When installing the restraint with vehicle belts store the lower books in storage slots under cover see page 16 Fig 2 A WARNING Do not install this restraint using a non locking ELR vehicle belt unless a locking clip is used Remove the locking clip from the user guide storage bag With the restraint in the reclined position place it rear facing in the vehicle seat Lift up the seat cover to expose the rear facing belt path Pull to fully extend vehicle lap shoulder belt With shoulder and lap portion of vehicle seat belt together route through the rear facing belt slot behind the buckle strap and through the other rear facing slot Fig 2 Verify that the vehicle belt is not twiste
14. d then buckle Fig 3 Pull on the vehicle belt to make sure it is securely buckled Rear Facing Installation 4 Push restraint firmly into the vehicle seat while remov ing slack from the vehicle lap shoulder belt Fig 4 5 Hold the lap and shoulder belts together behind the latch plate and unbuckle Fig 5 6 Thread the locking clip onto both belts Fig 6 placing it within 1 2 inch of the latch plate Fig 7 7 Buckle the belt again The belt should be tight around the restraint If not remove the locking clip and repeat Steps 2 7 8 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 IMPORTANT When correctly reclined the red line on the shell will be level with the ground and the back angle of the child restraint should be approximately 45 If there is a problem achieving the back angle place a rolled towel under the front of the base to help level the restraint see page 19 Fig 5 A WARNING Only raise base as described above Do not raise the base off of the front edge of vehicle seat doing so will reduce the protection for your child Rear Facing Installation Lap Belt Installation Figure 1 illustrates a typical rear facing vehicle lap belt installation A WARNING Always use in reclined position in rear facing
15. exclusive and in lieu of all others oral or written express or implied In no event will the manufacturer or the retailer selling this product be liable for any damages including incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use this product LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTIES AND OTHER WARRANTY TERMS AND STATE LAWS Any implied warranties including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose shall be limited to the duration and terms of the express written warranty Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations may not apply This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state Neither the manufacturer nor the retailer selling this product authorizes any person to create for it any other warranty obligation or liability in connection with this product
16. n the vehicle seat Press and hold the lower adjuster release button then pull to lengthen lower hook strap to full length Verify that the lower hook strap is not twisted then attach the left lower hook to left lower anchor in desired seating position Figs 4 and 4a Pull on lower hook to confirm attachment to lower anchor Verify that the lower hook strap is not twisted then attach the right lower hook to right lower anchor in desired seating position Pull on lower hook to confirm attachment to lower anchor Rear Facing Installation Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat and pull the lower hook strap tight Fig 5 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 IMPORTANT When correctly reclined the red line on the shell will be level with the ground and the back angle of the child restraint should be approximately 45 If there is a problem achieving the back angle place a rolled towel under the front of the base to help level the restraint Fig 6 A WARNING Only raise base as described above Do not raise the base off of the front edge of vehicle seat doing so will reduce the protection for your child LATCH Removal 1 Press button on lower adjuster to loosen lower hook strap Fig 7 2 Press on tab to rele
17. ousehold detergents This child restraint was manufactured by Britax Child Safety Inc The manufacturer warrants this product to the original retail purchaser as follows LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY This product is warranted against defective materials or workmanship for one year from the date of original purchase Proof of purchase is required The exclusive remedy for this warranty is that the manufacturer will at its option provide repair or replacement components for this product or refund the original purchase price of the product The manufacturer reserves the right to discontinue or change fabrics parts models or products or to make substitutions To make a claim under this warranty contact Consumer Services at 1 866 204 1665 or write to us at Britax Child Safety Inc 13501 South Ridge Drive Charlotte NC 28273 Include proof of purchase with your correspondence PLEASE COMPLETE AND MAIL THE OWNER REGISTRATION CARD WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE WARRANTY LIMITATIONS This warranty does not include damages which arise from negligence misuse or use not in accordance with the product instruction The use of third party covers inserts toys accessories or tightening devices is not approved by the manufacturer Their use could cause this restraint to fail Federal Safety Standards or perform worse in a crash Their use automatically voids this warranty LIMITATION OF DAMAGES The warranty and remedies as set forth above are
18. ower Adjuster 13 Lower Hook Strap 14 Base Ny 15 Tether 16 Tether Adjuster 17 Tether Hook d 18 Harness Yoke 19 Harness Shield Using the Restraint Using the Restraint Secure Your Child in the Restraint 4 Place child in the restraint Position the harness straps around the child and fasten the child 1 To loosen the harness lift the adjuster lever restraint buckle Fig 5 Fasten chest clip located in front of the restraint and pull the harness straps forward Fig 1 To unfasten chest clip squeeze tabs Fig 2 Separate clip Fig 3 To unfasten buckle use thumb to press release button then remove tongues from buckle Fig 4 Fig 6 Gently pull up on the harness straps to tighten the lap section of the harness Slowly pull the adjuster strap to tighten the harness around the child Fig 7 IMPORTANT Harness should have a snug but comfortable fit around the child Position the chest clip at the middle of the child s chest level with the child s armpits Fig 7 8 Check harness height see page 12 9 Verify that harness is not twisted and child is properly secured IMPORTANT Always pull on the harness after securing the child to make sure the buckle and harness are locked
19. placing it within 1 2 inch of the latch plate Fig 6 Buckle the belt again The belt should be tight around the restraint If not remove the locking clip and repeat Steps 2 7 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path See Check Buckle Position on page 30 Forward Facing Installation Lap Belt Installation Figure 1 illustrates a typical forward facing vehicle lap belt installation A WARNING Always use in upright position in forward facing mode See page 11 IMPORTANT When installing the restraint with vehicle belts store the lower hooks in storage slots under cover see page 16 Fig 2 1 With the restraint in the upright position place it forward facing in the vehicle seat IMPORTANT Installation can be improved by using the tether see pages 32 33 Pull the vehicle belt out then pass it through both forward facing belts slots Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted then buckle Fig 2 Pull on the vehicle belt to make sure it is securely buckled Kneel on the restraint to push it into the vehicle seat while removing slack from the vehicle belt Fig 3 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Po
20. rd Facing Installation LATCH Installation 5 Kneel on the restraint to push it into the Figure 1 illustrates a typical forward facing Ee E oy r ta pulling the lower hook strap LATCH installation Gre 80 CPS 27 io J 6 Install tether as instructed on pages 32 33 A W A R N N G Q i 7 Verify that all connections are secure and the se restraint is stable A secure restraint should tas y a allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or Always use In upright position In A forward movement at the belt path forward facing mode See page 11 IMPORTANT Verify that your vehicle is equipped with lower anchors If lower anchors are not installed you must use vehicle belt installation methods see pages 26 29 1 Lift up cover from seat and remove the lower hook strap and lower hooks out of the rear facing belt path OR from the storage slots Fig 2 Pull hooks through forward facing path Fig 3 Press and hold the lower adjuster release L button then pull to lengthen lower hook strap l Press button on lower adjuster to loosen lower to full length hook strap Fig 6 Verify that the lower hook strap is not twisted Press on tab to release hook from lower anchor LATCH Removal then attach the left lower hook to left lower anchor in desired seating position Fig 4 Pull on lower hook to confirm attachment to IMPORTANT When not in use always loweranchot store the lower books in storage slots
21. sition on page 30 Check Buckle Position If the buckle is touching the vehicle belt path opening Figs 1 and 2 after the vehicle belt is tightened move the child restraint to another seating position in the vehicle to achieve the correct position Figs 3 and 4 Contact your vehicle manufacturer for assistance if you cannot achieve the correct buckle position IMPORTANT Check that the child restraint is secure before each trip Rear Facing Forward Facing Installation in Aircraft This child restraint is certified for aircraft use Most airlines in the U S and Canada will allow the use of a child restraint if it is labeled as an approved child restraint for airline use and fits properly on the plane Contact the airline about their policy prior to traveling Rear Facing Installation For rear facing aircraft installation Fig 1 see Lap Belt Installation on pages 22 and 23 Forward Facing Installation For forward facing aircraft installation Fig 2 see Lap Belt Installation on page 29 NOTE Place the child restraint next to a window to avoid blocking the aisle If the aircraft lap belt is too short ask the flight attendant for a belt extender Using the Tether Using the Tether Before installing restraint AN WA R N N Remove tether components from pouch on Forward Facing rear of restraint e When using the restraint in forward facing position attach Lift tether adjuster release ta
22. straps to the yoke Fig 2 6 Pull harness adjuster strap to tighten the harness IMPORTANT Verify that both straps are threaded at the same height and are not twisted Vehicle Safety Belts NOTE The information in this section applies only to installation with vehicle belts IMPORTANT Vehicle seats and safety belts differ from vehicle to vehicle Refer to your vehicle owner s manual for specific information about the vebicle safety belts and their use with child restraints Some vehicles bave no seating positions which are compatible with this child restraint or any other child restraint If in doubt contact the vehicle manufacturer for assistance AN WARNING Never use the locking clip The following types of vehicle belts are not compatible with this child restraint Fig 1 e Front vehicle belts with top or bottom anchorage i L points in the door provided with this restraint e Motor driven automatic vehicle belts In place ofa heavy duty ae ae that ens ae belt shortening Clip Refer e shoulder section and the lap section in whic the lap section retractor does not lock without the to your vehicle owner S use of a heavy duty belt shortening clip man ual for specific 2 point lap belt Emergency Locking Retractor inform ation ELR vehicle belts without the use of a belt shortening clip e Lap shoulder ELR vehicle belts without the use of the provided locking clip The owner
23. to locked position Figs 2 and 2a Verify that base is fully locked into upright position Fig 1 Using the Restraint Check Harness Height 1 Place child in restraint then secure harness see Secure Your Child in the Restraint pages 8 and 9 Observe where the harness is positioned on the child Rear facing harness straps should be located in the nearest slot at or below the child s shoulder Forward facing harness straps must be located at or above the child s shoulder Fig 1 If harness height is correct continue using child restraint without adjustment If harness height requires adjustment refer to Harness Height Adjustment on page 13 Weight Range Rear Facing 5 33 Ibs 2 3 15 kg Forward Facing 20 55 pounds 9 25 kg Maximum Height Rear Facing The child is too tall when the top of the head is 1 inch from the top of the restraint Forward Facing The child is too tall when the tops of ears are above the top of the restraint or height exceeds 49 inches 124 cm Forward Facing Using the Restraint Harness Height Adjustment 1 To loosen the harness lift the harness adjuster lever and pull the harness straps forward Fig 1 2 At the back of the restraint unhook the harness straps from the yoke Fig 2 3 Pull straps through the shell and cover 4 Thread the harness straps through slots in shell at the new height Fig 3 5 Reattach harness
24. trademarks and copyrights are used under license from Installation Using a Locking Clip 27 28 kisherPrice Inc a subsidiary of Mattel Inc East Aurora NY 14052 U S A 2006 n Mattel Inc All Rights Reserved MADE IN U S A Lap Belt Installation 29 i Manufactured for and distributed by a subsidiary of Britax Childcare Limited P266700 R1 01 06 A WARNING e Use rear facing position when using restraint with an infant weighing 20 pounds 9 kg or less The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends rear facing until at least 1 year of age and 20 pounds e Use only with children who weigh between 5 and 55 pounds 2 3 and 25 kg and whose height is 49 inches 124 cm or less Rear facing a oS 2 3 15 kg and forward facing maximum 55 pounds g e Snugly adjust the belts provided with this child restraint around your child A snug strap should not allow any slack It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging It does not press on the child s flesh or push the child s body into an unnatural position e Secure the top anchorage strap tether provided with this child restraint e Secure this child restraint with the vehicle s child restraint anchorage system LATCH if available or with a vehicle belt e Follow all instructions on this child restraint and in the written instructions stored under cover at front of seat e Register your child restraint with the manufacturer e This
25. under cover see page 16 Fig 2 Disconnect the tether Verify that the lower hook strap is not twisted then attach the right lower hook to right lower anchor in desired seating position Pull on lower hook to confirm attachment to lower anchor Forward Facing Installation Forward Facing Installation Locking Lap Shoulder Belt Installation Non Locking ELR Lap Shoulder Belt Figure 1 illustrates a typical forward facing J Installation Using a Locking Clip installation using the vehicle s locking lap N Figure 1 illustrates a typical forward facing installation shoulder belt using the vehicle s non locking lap shoulder belt and a locking clip A WARNING on WARNING Always use in upright position in N k s forward facing mode See page 11 Always use in upright position in j x forward facing mode See page 11 IMPORTANT When installing the restraint with vehicle belts store the lower hooks in storage IMPORTANT When installing the restraint with slots under cover see page 16 Fig 2 vehicle belts store the lower hooks in storage slots 1 With the restraint in the upright position place under cover see page 16 Fig 2 it forward facing in the vehicle seat IMPORTANT Installation can be improved by A W A R N N using the tether see pages 32 33 Pull to fully extend the vehicle lap shoulder loa gt Do not install this restraint using belt Hold the shoulder and lap portion of the 7
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