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Instructions for Installation & Use

- Series No. BS8100A-020133

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P/No.2202919/A

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The Safe-n-Sound, Easy Adjust, Versa-Tether, Securegurad & Protecta PLUS trademarks are the property of Britax
Childcare Pty. Ltd. (Australia).
The BRITAX Safe-n-Sound trademark is the property of Britax Childcare Holdings Ltd, UK.
We reserve the right to alter this product without notice.
© 1995-2017 Britax Childcare Pty. Ltd. This product is covered by Australian and overseas patent applications.

Series No. BS8100A-020133

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Summary of Contents for Safe-n-sound BS8100A-020133 Series

Page 1: ...BS8100A 020133 1 Instructions for Installation Use CONVERTIBLE BOOSTER SEAT Series No BS8100A 020133 FORWARD FACING 6 months to 8 years approx IMPORTANT KEEP THIS BOOKLET IN THE PLACE PROVIDED ON THE...

Page 2: ...Instructions for Installation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 2 QUICK SETUP HARNESSED CHILD 1 2 3 10 4 PUSH 6 5 7 8 9 Pull Attach Store Pull...

Page 3: ...Instructions for Installation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 3 QUICK SETUP HARNESSED CHILD 11 15 12 16 13 14 Remove Slack Check Click 25MM Check Adjust buckle height...

Page 4: ...stallation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 4 SEATBELT QUICK SETUP 1 2 8 3 5 6 4 11 9 Click 7 10 Attach Store Pull Remove Straps Roll and store RH LH Store tongue and straps Locate and fit SecureGuard Lif...

Page 5: ...Instructions for Installation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 5 SEATBELT QUICK SETUP 12 15 16 13 14 Hook onto lap belt Use sash guide Check Adjust buckle height Use SecureGuard Device 17...

Page 6: ...oulder height marker If the knees do not bend in front of the vehicle seat cushion continue to use a booster seat Just using a seatbelt is not recommended for children that have outgrown this seat Use...

Page 7: ...Instructions for Installation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 7 INTRODUCTION 6 4 6 8 6 4 6 8 6 4 6 8...

Page 8: ...e edad Tambi n se puede utilizar con el arn s para ni os cuyo uso con este sistema de seguridad en el modo de asiento elevador est aprobado Contin e utilizando este sistema de seguridad infantil hasta...

Page 9: ...y patuloy na gamitin ang upuang booster Ang paggamit lamang ng seatbelt ay hindi inirerekomenda para sa mga bata na nakalakhan na ang upuang ito Gumamit ng mas malaking upuang booster Da utilizzare ne...

Page 10: ...til child s shoulders are above the lower shoulder height marker Just using a seatbelt is not recommended for children that have outgrown this seat Use a larger booster Regional Road Rules may prohibi...

Page 11: ...D HARNESS PREPARATION HOW TO INSTALL CHILD HARNESS CARE AND MAINTENANCE ACCESSORIES FEATURES INSTALLATION OF CAR UPPER ANCHORAGE POINT IN CASE OF ACCIDENT SPECIAL FEATURES SUITABLE FOR USE HOW TO SET...

Page 12: ...harness when in booster mode This built in harness must be stored GENERAL WARNINGS Supervision of children is needed because they may be able to undo the buckles and adjusters Use the restraint exactl...

Page 13: ...IS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE WHERE THE TOP TETHER STRAP MAY FALL INTO A SPLIT IN THE SEAT BACK OR OFF THE SIDE OF THE SEAT Seatbelt extenders are not recommended to be used if the seatbelt is not long eno...

Page 14: ...n in their previous child restraint Approximately 6 months When the child s shoulders reach this marker convert the child restraint to booster seat mode and use either a lap sash seat belt or a child...

Page 15: ...ss From approximately 6 months of age However Britax recommends that you keep your child in a rearward facing restraint for as long as possible up to approx 12 months Shoulder height markers B and C a...

Page 16: ...ulders above middle marker but below upper shoulder height marker When your child s shoulders reach the upper shoulder height marker with the headrest in the highest position they have outgrown this c...

Page 17: ...se with the booster seat If a child s legs do not hang over the edge of the vehicle seat then they need to use a booster seat so that the seatbelt fits correctly and so the child does not slump A lap...

Page 18: ...Headrest Lever 2 Adjustable Headrest 3 Shoulder Pads if fitted 4 Armrests 5 Padded cover for comfort 6 Harness Adjustment Strap 7 Harness Adjuster Lever 8 Fully adjustable 6 point harness 9 Shoulder H...

Page 19: ...ocket attached to cover 11 Instruction Book Storage Pocket 12 Booster Mode Red seatbelt path labels both sides 13 Forward Facing Toddler mode seatbelt path for the car s Lap sash seatbelt or lap only...

Page 20: ...s restraint until the child s shoulders are above the lower shoulder height marker Infants are at risk of serious injury if they face forward too early Children are at risk of serious injury if they m...

Page 21: ...th top of the thighs The seat has the crotch straps fitted in the longest position when supplied Adjust the height to position the lap strap on the hips and thighs A Lift trim cover to reveal crotch s...

Page 22: ...e foot from upright to reclined mode or vice versa pull the foot outwards to unlock it then rotate the foot Push to lock in place See 3 steps below If the car seatbelt does not remain firm in everyday...

Page 23: ...eat to keep the vehicle seat in good condition Pull the centre panel flap down and gently lift headrest trim end Fully lengthen seatbelt and feed the seatbelt through the closest seatbelt path slot an...

Page 24: ...to page 68 to 71 for the installation of the upper anchorage point provided with this child restraint E Push down on the restraint to compress it into the vehicle seat Whilst compressed in the seat pu...

Page 25: ...nd of the top tether strap to prevent it hanging out of the car or being accessible by the child Do not use the child restraint where this strap may fall into a split in the seatback or off the side o...

Page 26: ...lder slots in headrest 2 Easy Adjust Headrest lever 3 Shoulder harness straps 4 Harness tongues buckle 5 Lap strap slots 6 Crotch strap slots 7 Harness adjustment strap 8 Shoulder Height Markers The s...

Page 27: ...o allow the headrest to be adjusted To adjust the headrest lengthen the harness lift the Easy Adjust Headrest Lever at the top of the headrest raise lower so that the shoulder strap slots are level wi...

Page 28: ...en pull harness adjuster strap to tighten C Release the AHR Easy Adjust Headrest Lever so that it locks into position Ensure that it has locked in position by gently pushing down on it D If the headre...

Page 29: ...k replacement refer to page 60 C Ensure slack is removed from harness lap strap by pulling shoulder straps then pull harness adjustment strap to adjust harness to a comfortable but firm fit Ensure tha...

Page 30: ...on C Disengage the attachment clip from the car s upper anchorage point The child restraint is now disconnected and can be removed from the car Fully press adjuster button A while pulling top tether s...

Page 31: ...e Headrest 3 Red seatbelt path labels Booster Seat 1 each side 4 Armrests if fitted 5 Harness Buckle 6 SecureGuard Anti Submarine Device Stored see page 34 7 Harness Adjuster Lever 8 Padded cover for...

Page 32: ...Pocket attached to cover 12 Instruction Book Storage Pocket 13 Booster Mode Red seatbelt path labels both sides 14 Forward Facing Toddler mode seatbelt path for the car s Lap sash seatbelt or lap onl...

Page 33: ...ddle shoulder height marker Continue to use this child restraint until child reaches the upper shoulder height marker Children are safest travelling in a Booster Seat until their shoulders reach the u...

Page 34: ...strap from the anchor fitting when converting to a booster seat Upper anchorage strap must always be used in the booster position when re installed Remove all comfort accessories from the restraint e...

Page 35: ...open slot The metal Strap Connector is shown in diagram right C Pull the shoulder straps through slots in the seat back D Remove the Elastic loops holding the cover in place at the lower front of the...

Page 36: ...e page 38 H Replace cover and re attach elastic loops at the front of the cover to the child seat I Extend and roll up the harness adjustment strap and metal strap connector then store inside the recl...

Page 37: ...nd SecureGuard Device are located too low against your child s legs causing discomfort Always return the crotch strap to its original shorter length when using the seat with a smaller child The buckle...

Page 38: ...d thighs A Lift trim cover to reveal crotch strap slot B Turn the crotch anchor plate and push through the slot as shown until the crotch strap assembly is free from the seat C Insert crotch strap anc...

Page 39: ...belt guide that correctly locates the sash belt across the chest and shoulder Always use the sash guide Adjust headrest so that the integral Sash Guide is level with or just above the child s shoulde...

Page 40: ...shown right B To move the recline foot from upright to reclined mode or vice versa pull the foot outwards to unlock it then rotate the foot Push to lock in place See 3 steps below C Remove the SecureG...

Page 41: ...Anchorage Strap fully press Adjuster Button A while pulling Upper Anchorage Strap B to slacken as shown right G To tighten pull strap C but do not over tighten Fold up excess strap and store excess st...

Page 42: ...ged the SecureGuard Device into the harness buckle If the lap belt is not on the child s thighs shorten the length of the crotch strap see page 38 Fit the SecureGuard Device over the lap belt as shown...

Page 43: ...guide in the headrest The Sash Guide built in to the headrest is used to position the sash portion of the lap sash seat belt across the child s shoulders and chest L Adjust the lap portion of the seat...

Page 44: ...EAT MODE WITH SEAT BELT IMPORTANT ALWAYS USE THE SECUREGUARD DEVICE NOTE Stop using this Booster Seat if the child s shoulders are above the Upper Shoulder Height Marker Red Lap Belt Guide markers CHE...

Page 45: ...ok booster seat attachment clip 2B onto vehicle anchor fitting 3 Ensure that none of the straps are twisted or passing over any sharp edges 1 Attachment Clip from Child Harness 2A VERSATETHER Catch 2B...

Page 46: ...ap clip onto the VERSATETHER Catch on the Booster Seat top tether strap as shown below Ensure that none of the straps are twisted or catching on sharp edges Adjust the Booster Seat top tether strap re...

Page 47: ...ructions for the adjustment method Press the Adjuster button 1 and pull the shoulder strap 2 Feed left hand Harness Strap Cross Strap through right hand slot Child Harness under the cross bar Left han...

Page 48: ...ap through the opposite slot until the straps are of equal length C Pull the left hand Harness Strap Cross Strap back through the opposite shoulder slot Hook the Child Harness Attachment Clip onto the...

Page 49: ...fore installation ensure that the headrest is set to the correct height for your child refer to page 27 Headrest should be just above the child s shoulders The Child Harness shoulder straps must be in...

Page 50: ...ts are still too short then contact the vehicle manufacturer for advice on longer seatbelts INSTALLATION METHOD If the seating position has a lap only seat belt then no other vehicle seatbelt preparat...

Page 51: ...lap strap across the hips and thighs Engage the straps into the gated slide with the hollow side towards the booster seat The gated slide should be close to the child but not touching and should guid...

Page 52: ...towards Child Inner Strap Outer Strap A Face the hollow side of the Gated Slide and the inner strap towards the child Do not use Gated Slide for any other purpose IMPORTANT C Repeat previous step A f...

Page 53: ...on Lap portion Loop on top Hollow side towards the child Hollow side towards child D NOTE TO ENSURE CORRECT CONVERSION OF LAP SASH SEAT BELT TO LAP SEAT BELT FOLLOW THESE STEPS The Gated Slide must be...

Page 54: ...top tether strap is attached to the vehicle upper anchorage and adjusted correctly With the vehicle seatbelt converted if necessary ready for use thread the lap seatbelt through the Child Harness str...

Page 55: ...op to connect the two sides C Feed the adult belt lap belt or converted lap sash through the harness strap loops ensuring that the cross strap loop does not disconnect Ensure there are no twists in th...

Page 56: ...ted lap sash and SecureGuard Device adjusted to be a firm fit on the child s thighs adjust the Child Harness to remove all slack in the shoulder straps Once adjusted further adjustments are necessary...

Page 57: ...ively lift the child harness strap over the child s head K Remove child harness from child TO REMOVE CHILD FROM HARNESS AND SEAT NOTE Do not route the child harness over the headrest once the child ha...

Page 58: ...provided Store the child harness product in a cool dry place until next required B Remove the built in harness from the storage recess under the cover Feed crotch strap and shoulder straps through se...

Page 59: ...the buckle slots Clean the buckle if it is sluggish to engage See next page E If any part of the restraint is cracked or broken seek repair immediately contact Customer Service 1300 303 330 CLEANING...

Page 60: ...gh the mouth of the buckle for five minutes Check the harness buckle is clean by engaging the harness tongues and buckle several times until you hear a click C If you still cannot hear a strong audibl...

Page 61: ...ned to protect your child when seated in the restraint Care should be taken if children either eat or drink while in the restraint as some food or drink products may cause damage or marking to the cov...

Page 62: ...m the harness buckle C Remove any accessories shoulder pads if fitted See pages 66 to 67 to remove or replace any Accessories D Remove headrest cover by unclipping the press studs on the on the cover...

Page 63: ...t at the top Unclip the press studs on the cover in the middle panel Unhook clip on both sides of the seat next to the forward facing belt path slots F Remove the cover while feeding through the crotc...

Page 64: ...in the middle panel feed the crotch buckle through slots in cover Hook clip on both sides of the seat next to the forward facing belt path slots Do not use excessive force to stretch the cover as it m...

Page 65: ...eadrest lever Clip in the press studs on the on the cover underneath the headrest wings E Refit the shoulder pads or other accessories if required If the headrest has moved then reset the headrest so...

Page 66: ...otect your child when seated in the restraint Care should be taken if children either eat or drink while in the restraint as some food or drink products may cause damage or marking to the cover Should...

Page 67: ...re the cup holder and its contents can not be crushed by the car door Fold away when not in use Cup Holder Only use cup holders for holding cups bottles and drink cartons Do not use for hot drinks The...

Page 68: ...P IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTE In some vehicles the upper anchorage point in the rear vertical panel can only be installed in one way Please refer to vehicle owner s handbook or a child restraint fitti...

Page 69: ...Front of Vehicle 45 INSTALLATION OF CAR UPPER ANCHORAGE POINT Measure distance from restraint upper anchorage attachment clip to the car anchor fitting The shaded areas of this diagram illustrate the...

Page 70: ...IS NOT FITTED WITH CHILD RESTRAINT UPPER ANCHORAGE POINTS For Sedans only Drill 9mm diameter hole in the parcel shelf on the centre line of the seating position as shown in Fig 3 Before drilling the h...

Page 71: ...SYNTHETIC STRUCTURES WHEN DRILLING 9 MM HOLE DO NOT DRILL THROUGH FUEL LINES FUEL TANKS ELECTRICAL WIRING OR RADIO SPEAKERS WEBBING STRAPS MUST BE PROTECTED FROM SHARP CORNERS AND EDGES THE ANCHOR FI...

Page 72: ...use in a severe crash even if no damage is obvious The joint Australian New Zealand Standards committee CS 85 advise that this statement applies whether a child was in the child restraint or not A se...

Page 73: ...that may have experienced a severe crash is taken out of the market There is no method of determining if the restraint has been damaged in a severe crash so the restraint should be destroyed as the cr...

Page 74: ...Instructions for Installation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 74 NOTES...

Page 75: ...Instructions for Installation Use Series No BS8100A 020133 75 NOTES...

Page 76: ...property of Britax Childcare Pty Ltd Australia The BRITAX Safe n Sound trademark is the property of Britax Childcare Holdings Ltd UK We reserve the right to alter this product without notice 1995 2017...

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