BabyLove BL7A/2010, Instruction Book

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Strap
Connector
Cross Bar
CHANGING SHOULDER STRAP SLOTS: FOR BABY USE REARWARD-FACING
A. If using the seat for the first time, you may need to
use the second set of shoulder strap slots rather
than the lowest pair of slots. Place baby in the seat
and check which shoulder strap slots are best.
B. If fitted in the car, remove the restraint from vehicle
as instructed on page 25.
C. To slacken Harness Straps, lift Harness Adjustment
Lever then grasp both shoulder harness straps and
pull outwards.
D. At the rear of the restraint, remove one of the
harness shoulder straps from metal Strap Connector
by slipping strap through open slot. It is better to
change one strap at a time.
C
ADJUSTING HARNESS STRAP HEIGHT: FOR BABY USE REARWARD-FACING
Correct fitment of the harness is very
important as it restrains the baby in the
restraint. The harness must fit firmly
around upper torso of the baby and be
positioned so as to leave the baby's arms
and legs free.
For babies in rear facing mode, the infants
shoulders must be below the lower
shoulder height marker. If your baby has
reached the lower shoulder height marker
then the restraint must be converted for
“Child Use”. (Refer to Forward Facing
section starting on page 26).
The shoulder straps must be in the slots
which are nearest to the child's shoulders,
but not lower than the child's shoulders
when in rear facing mode.
REARWARD-
FACING BELT
PATH
;
shown as blue.
Shoulder straps
MUST be threaded
through appropriate
shoulder strap slots
then over the cross
bar at the rear of
restraint.
IMPORTANT:
Lift Harness
Adjustment Lever
Adjustment Lever
Harness
Shoulder slots
Harness
tongues and
buckle
Lap straps
Crotch straps
Harness
adjuster strap
Harness
shoulder straps
Shoulder
height
markers
HOW TO SET-UP HOW TO SET-UP
BABY USE REARWARD FACING BABY USE REARWARD FACING
13
12
Cross
Bar
Pull to
lengthen
Strap Connector
Cross bar
D