7. Shake the safety seat to make sure it is properly
installed and check the safety buttons again to
make sure they are partially green.
8. Push the safety seat towards the vehicle seat back
using a firm, constant pressure on both sides.
8. PLACING THE CHILd IN THE SEAT. GROUPS 2 ANd
GROUPS 2 and 3.
Only 15 to 36 Kg.
NOTICE
1. Place the child in the seat. Pull the vehicle safety
belt and pass it in front of the child until it reaches
the vehicle seat belt buckle.
IMPORTANT! Make sure the belt is not twisted.
2. insert the clasp into the vehicle seat buckle. You
should hear a click.
3. Place the diagonal part of the belt
(21)
and the part that
crosses the lap
(23)
on the side of the vehicle safety
seat buckle, underneath the arm rest and through the
light-red-coloured guide
(25)
of the safety seat (fig. 20
B).
4. Pass the diagonal part of the belt
(21)
through the red
belt guide
(8)
on the headrest until it is fully extended
and not twisted (fig. 20 A).
5. Make sure the diagonal part of the belt passes over
the child’s collar bone and not the neck.
fig. 20
(8)
Belt guide.
(21)
Diagonal part
of the belt.
(22)
Part of the safety
belt
(23)
Abdominal part
of the belt.
(25)
Light red belt
guide.
8
22
22
21
23
23
25
A
B
IMPORTANT! The vehicle seat buckle should not rest
between the light-red-coloured belt guide
(25)
and the
arm rest.
IMPORTANT! The part of the belt that covers the lap
(23)
should rest as low as possible over the child’s hips,
on both sides.
TIP: if the seat back covers the guide you can raise the
headrest, which will allow you to insert the diagonal
section of the belt easily. You should then reset the
headrest to the correct height, as shown in point 3.11.
TIP: You can readjust the height of the vehicle headrest.
IMPORTANT! The diagonal section of the belt (21)
should cross over towards the back. The path of the belt
can be adjusted using the adjustable belt deflector on
the door frame.
IMPORTANT! The diagonal part of the belt should never
point towards the vehicle belt deflector. if this is the
case the safety seat should only be used in the back seat.
To ensure the child’s safety, the following items should
be checked before every trip:
• The safety seat is secured on both sides by the ISOFIX
locking arms
(18)
at the iSoFiX anchoring points and
both safety buttons
(17)
are fully green.
• The safety seat is well anchored.
• The Top Tether fits tightly over the seat back and the
tension indicator
(34)
is green.
• The part of the belt that crosses the abdomen passes
through the light-red-coloured guides
(25)
on both
sides of the seat cushion.
• The diagonal section of the belt
(21)
on the side of
the vehicle belt buckle also passes through the light-
red-coloured guide on the seat cushion.
• The diagonal section of the belt passes through the
red clip on the headrest.
• The diagonal section of the belt passes diagonally
towards the back.
• The straps are taut and not twisted.
• The vehicle belt buckle is not lodged between the
light-red-coloured guide
(25)
and the seat cushion
arm rest.
IMPORTANT! if the child attempts to open the belt
buckle
(4)
, make sure to stop him or her as soon as
possible. Check that the safety seat is correctly
anchored and the child is well secured. Teach your
child about safety and the dangers involved. To
remove the safety seat follow the steps described in
section 8.
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