Axkid Dallas, Instruction Manual

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Ensure all passengers know how to release your child in case of an emergency.
Ensure the Dallas does not become trapped by any moveable seats or doors
within the vehicle.
Should you have an accident, no matter how small, your child restraint should
be replaced. It may have damage that is undetectable and could seriously
jeopardize your child’s safety. For this reason Axkid do not recommend
purchasing second hand child restraints.
To prevent injury due to deterioration, discontinue using a child seat if it is older
than six years or has been in a crash.
DO NOT not attempt to use any part of this seat with any other child seat.
Ensure any luggage or loose objects (e.g. books, bags etc) are secured in your
vehicle as they may cause injuries to passengers in the event of a collision.
DO NOT (except where described in this booklet), attempt to disassemble or
modify this child car seat or change the way the vehicle’s seat belts are used.
DO NOT use the Dallas in the home, or any other non-certified location - it has
only been designed to be used in a car.
Ensure that the Dallas is secured to a car seat at all times - even when not in use.
DO NOT leave a folded down vehicle seat unsecured. In the event of a sudden
stop, a loose seat back could cause the child seat to not perform as intended.
Child car seats can mark vehicle seat upholstery. The manufacturer cannot be
held responsible for damage or marking to vehicle seats.
The following situations could be illegal and will void the warranty:
a) Any modifications or change of use of the child car seat that have not been
authorised or advised by the manufacturer. b) Any failure to fit the child car seat
in strict accordance with the instructions. The manufacturer accepts no liability
for issues arising from unauthorised modifications, uses or fitting.
Please keep this manual safe for any possible queries you may have in the
future.