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The Versa-Tether can indicate when
the child seat has been in a moderate
or severe crash (see page 3) and
replacement of the child seat is
necessary.
Figure 1 shows a tether acceptable
for continued use
(provided the child
seat has not been involved in a
crash).
The colored stitching will be
intact and not visible from the back of
the seat.
Figures 2 and 3 show examples of
when the tether has been damaged
and is unacceptable for continued use.
If one or both of the loops have pulled
through the back of the shell and/or
any of the colored stitching has ripped,
the child seat is no longer acceptable
for use.
IMPORTANT:
Discontinue use of
child seat if it has been involved in a
moderate or severe crash, regardless
of whether the loops have pulled
through the back side of the shell and
the colored stitching has been ripped.
1
2
3
Child Seat Functions
To attach the Versa-Tether to the carry clip or tether anchor:
1
Firmly press the hook
over
the carry clip or tether
anchor point.
2
Pull the loose end of the
webbing to remove slack from
the Versa-Tether.
NOTE:
When using as a carry strap, tighten until the strap is comfortable to carry.
To remove the Versa-Tether from the carry clip:
b
a
1
Loosen the Versa-Tether.
a Tilt the lock up
b Pull the tether webbing
2
Remove the Versa-Tether
®
hook from the carry clip.
