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Options For Securing A Car Seat:

This car seat can be secured to a vehicle using the LATCH System
or a vehicle seat belt.

1. LATCH System:

LATCH

stands for

L

ower

A

nchors and

T

ethers

for

CH

ildren.

Model year 2003 and newer vehicles are
equipped with LATCH Anchorage Systems.
Check vehicle owner’s manual to determine
if your vehicle has the LATCH Anchorage
System. Look for LATCH system symbol

(fig. a)

or the LATCH Lower Anchor symbol (

fig. b)

.

Some vehicle owner’s manuals may identify the
LATCH System as “ISOFIX”. An ISOFIX System
can be used in the same way as the LATCH System.

If your vehicle has the LATCH System, the LATCH
System including top tether should be used whenever
possible.

2. Vehicle Seat Belt and Top Tether Strap:

If your vehicle does not have the LATCH System, the
car seat MUST be secured to the vehicle using a vehicle
seat belt and top tether strap as required.

Check vehicle owner’s manual for seating locations recommended
for car seat use and location of top tether anchorages.

NOTE:

Tether strap should always be

used when a tether anchor is

available.

Tether strap use is recommended for rear-facing when possible.

(fig. b)

(fig. a)

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Summary of Contents for Coccoro 8220 Series

Page 1: ...orrect installation and use can be a matter of Life or Death Read and understand these instructions and the labels on the car seat before using this car seat WARNING Para instrucciones en Espa ol llam...

Page 2: ...lecting A Vehicle Seating Location 15 Section 9 LATCH System 19 Section 10 Rear facing Installation 10a Rear facing Installation With LATCH 22 10b Rear facing Installation With Vehicle Seat Belt 28 Se...

Page 3: ...5 Additional Information Certification 71 Aircraft Use 71 Warm Weather 71 Vehicle Seat Protection 71 Car Seat Useful Life 71 Instructions Manual Storage 71 Section 16 Care And Cleaning 72 Section 17 R...

Page 4: ...ds 40 pounds 18 kg or shoulders are above the top harness slots Snugly adjust harness provided with the car seat around child For proper harness fit and crash protection For rear facing shoulder harne...

Page 5: ...rangulation Hazard Child can strangle in loose harness straps Never leave child in car seat when straps are loose or unbuckled DO NOT use accessories or parts other than those provided by Combi USA In...

Page 6: ...less than one year old and 20 lbs 9 kg must use car seat rear facing Snugly adjust harness around child Infant insert MUST be used for children less than 25 lbs 11 4 kg Secure children in back seat wh...

Page 7: ...866 SEAT CHECK 1 866 732 8243 Log onto www nhtsa dot gov Click on Child Safety For a car seat inspection station use Child Safety Seat Inspection Station Locator Log onto www seatcheck org Proper Use...

Page 8: ..._______________________________________________________ Seat Pad Buckle Tongues Harness Strap Covers Chest Clip Harness Adjuster Strap Tru Safe Buckle with Crotch Strap Harness Slots Tummy Pad Harness...

Page 9: ...Cover Upper Shoulder Belt Guide Lower Shoulder Belt Guide Lower Shoulder Belt Guide Harness Slots Harness Slots Rear facing Tether Attachment Strap CCS0210G EN 061711 qxd CCS0210G EN 061711 6 17 11 2...

Page 10: ...LATCH Storage Pocket Under Seat Pad LATCH Belt Adjuster LATCH Push on Connector LATCH Push on Connector LATCH Lower Anchor Belt Infant Head Insert CCS0210G EN 061711 qxd CCS0210G EN 061711 6 17 11 2 2...

Page 11: ...ket for Instruction Manual Tether Tether Attachment Strap and Rear facing Belt Lock off Harness Cover Removed to show Harness Tether Tether Strap Adjuster Tether Hook CCS0210G EN 061711 qxd CCS0210G E...

Page 12: ...difficulties if improperly reclined or positioned in a car seat Have your physician or hospital staff evaluate your infant in this car seat before you and your infant leave the hospital If your infant...

Page 13: ...upright unassisted may be forward facing If unable to sit unassisted use rear facing The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends keeping children over 1 year of age rear facing as long as possible I...

Page 14: ...facing information on the car seat is highlighted in red 1 All infants less than one year old and 20 lbs 9 kg MUST be rear facing 2 Shoulder harness position a Shoulder harness straps MUST be through...

Page 15: ...han one year old and 20 lbs 9 kg MUST use this car seat rear facing Serious crippling injury or death can result if infant faces front of vehicle LATCH or vehicle seat belt MUST be routed though forwa...

Page 16: ...en an inflating air bag hits back of child restraint Never put a car seat in a vehicle front seating location unless recommended in vehicle owner s manual WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur The...

Page 17: ...e following types of vehicle seats DO NOT place rear facing child seat on front seat with air bag DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY can occur The back seat is the safest place for children 12 and under NO coloq...

Page 18: ...n be used in the same way as the LATCH System If your vehicle has the LATCH System the LATCH System including top tether should be used whenever possible 2 Vehicle Seat Belt and Top Tether Strap If yo...

Page 19: ...where top tether anchors are not available the car seat may be used without the top tether provided a secure installation can be achieved NOTE Top tether use is recommended for rear facing when possi...

Page 20: ...belt push on connectors and top tether hook on the car seat connect to the LATCH Anchorage System in a vehicle Rear Facing The lower anchor belt push on connectors connect to the LATCH Anchorage Syst...

Page 21: ...y or a round dot with a picture of a car seat in the center as shown in fig f The vehicle manufacturer may provide funnel guides to separate the vehicle seat cushions providing easier access to the lo...

Page 22: ...eathing difficulties For proper harness fit and crash protection Infant seat insert MUST be used for children less than 25 lbs 11 4 kg Discontinue use of the infant inserts when shoulders are above th...

Page 23: ...crash Never attach more than one hook on connector to a vehicle lower anchor unless recommended by the vehicle owner s manual for that vehicle Always use rear facing tether whenever possible WARNING D...

Page 24: ...ar seat to access belt path by unsnapping front and unhooking sides of pad fig d With LATCH connector slot on the bottom and red release button on side away from car seat place lower anchor belt into...

Page 25: ...onto the vehicle anchorage fig f You should hear a click Pull on connector to be sure it is locked onto the anchorage Repeat for connector on opposite side Tighten lower anchor belt to secure the car...

Page 26: ...er Attachment Strap Installation section fig k Attach tether hook to tether attachment strap if possible and adjust tether to remove slack Check for secure installation Gripping car seat at top of arm...

Page 27: ...r belt fig m Pressing down in center of car seat to reduce tension on lower anchor belt will make it easier to loosen lower anchor belt Remove push on connectors from vehicle anchors Press and hold re...

Page 28: ...t and connectors from rear facing belt path and store in pocket on right side of car seat underneath seat pad fig p Top Tether Storage When not using top tether store top tether in pocket at top of se...

Page 29: ...ng difficulties Not all vehicle seat belts can be used with this car seat Read vehicle owner s manual and Vehicle Seat Belts section in this manual Vehicle seat belt MUST stay tightly adjusted around...

Page 30: ...top of seat back and store LATCH lower anchor belt in pocket on side of seat See Installation with LATCH section Place car seat rear facing in the vehicle seat location selected with rear facing belt...

Page 31: ...e blue Lap Belt or LATCH Here arrows Buckle vehicle seat belt and tighten lap belt to remove any slack Tighten vehicle seat belt to secure the car seat Press down in center of car seat to depress the...

Page 32: ...reference line is not horizontal readjust or place tightly rolled up towel blanket or firm foam pool noodle under end of car seat base contacting vehicle seat back fig j If car seat cannot be adjusted...

Page 33: ...f armrest pull car seat front to back and left to right to check for secure installation fig k Vehicle lap belt MUST stay tight If vehicle lap belt does not stay tight or car seat cannot be securely i...

Page 34: ...ther store top tether in pocket at top of seat back fig m Unbuckle vehicle seat belt Pressing down in center of car seat to reduce tension on vehicle seat belt will make it easier to loosen vehicle se...

Page 35: ...ound car seat at all times Only use the car seat LATCH System in vehicle seating locations designated by the vehicle manufacturer for use with LATCH and that have an anchor spacing of 11 inches 280 mm...

Page 36: ...r selecting a seating location if vehicle seat back is adjustable adjust seat back into most upright position or the position specified in the vehicle owner s manual Remove LATCH Push on connectors fr...

Page 37: ...oute lower anchor belt through the forward facing belt path in back of car seat Pull through to opposite side Position the lower anchor belt in the forward facing belt path by placing the lower anchor...

Page 38: ...turn connector over Position the slot of the Push On Connector onto the vehicle anchorage Push connector in to lock onto the vehicle anchorage fig g You should hear a click Pull on connector to be su...

Page 39: ...r anchor is available The top tether is used for forward facing use Tighten lower anchor belt to secure the car seat Press down in center of car seat to depress the vehicle cushion and pull free end o...

Page 40: ...car seat Re snap and re hook pad cover onto car seat Removal Of Car Seat Installed With LATCH Tip tether strap adjuster to loosen tether strap fig m Depress retainer spring and unhook tether hook from...

Page 41: ...stem store the lower anchor belt and push on connectors by removing lower anchor belt and connectors from forward facing belt path and store in pocket on right side of car seat underneath seat pad fig...

Page 42: ...ng locations which can be used with a car seat Check for specific instructions for car seat use After selecting a seating location if vehicle seat back is adjustable adjust seat back into most upright...

Page 43: ...witchable retractor it is acceptable but not required to switch the shoulder belt retractor into the locking mode Locate the tether anchor fig d for the seating location being used NOTE Check vehicle...

Page 44: ...Tether strap should always be used when a tether anchor is available The top tether is used for forward facing use Tighten vehicle seat belt to secure the car seat For vehicle lap and shoulder belts...

Page 45: ...lower shoulder belt guides are contacting the vehicle seat back and that the forward facing contact zone is in full contact with the vehicle seat bottom fig j Check for secure installation Gripping ca...

Page 46: ...le shoulder belt Storage Of LowerAnchor Belt And Connectors When not using the LATCH System store the lower anchor belt and push on connectors by removing lower anchor belt and connectors from forward...

Page 47: ...if shoulders are above top shoulder harness slots when forward facing Child must be dressed in clothing with arms and legs that will not interfere with buckling and snugly adjusting harness Do not us...

Page 48: ...sed for children less than 25 lbs 11 4 kg Discontinue use of the infant inserts when shoulders are above the top shoulder strap slots forward facing or shoulder straps become too short to fit child 47...

Page 49: ...child are above top harness slots See Changing Shoulder Harness Position section to change position of shoulder harness straps 3rd Set of Harness Slots Top Set of Harness Slots fig c fig b WARNING DEA...

Page 50: ...ops on sides of seat fig e Place child in car seat with back and rump contacting seating surfaces fig f Place harness straps over child s shoulders and thighs 49 2 fig d Harness Adjuster 1 2 1 fig f B...

Page 51: ...window below the buckle release button when tongues are locked in the buckle and a red indicator will appear in the window below the buckle release button when the tongues are not locked in the buckl...

Page 52: ...any slack It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging It does not press on the child s flesh or push the child s body into an unnatural position NOTE If harness cannot be snugly adjusted as...

Page 53: ...on and pull buckle tongues out of buckle NOTE A red indicator will appear in the window below the buckle release button when the tongues are not locked in the buckle Section 13 Operation and Adjustmen...

Page 54: ...fold when pinched between fingers fig c and d Position chest clip at armpit level If the harness cannot be adjusted small enough switch the metal harness plate to the upper sewn loops on shoulder harn...

Page 55: ...harness straps fig e If the harness cannot be adjusted large enough switch the metal harness plate to the lower sewn loops on shoulder harness straps See Harness Use and Adjustment section fig e Harne...

Page 56: ...fig g Reassemble the shoulder harness straps into the seat back See Reassembly of Shoulder Harness Straps and Harness Cover section To remove Remove the shoulder harness straps from the seat back See...

Page 57: ...se the 3rd set or top set of harness slots forward facing fig l Discontinue use of car seat if child s shoulders are above top harness slots 56 3rd Set of Harness Slots Top Set of Harness Slots fig j...

Page 58: ...ar as possible b Remove harness shield from back of car seat fig n Pull tabs on both sides of harness cover out of slots in car seat c Remove loops at ends of both shoulder harness straps from metal h...

Page 59: ...aps must be routed through harness slots at the same height in the pad and seat back Attachment of shoulder harness straps 1 Pull out on shoulder harness strap to make sure it is not twisted 2 Slide e...

Page 60: ...slide entire sewn loop nto slot on right side of metal harness plate fig s and fig t c Repeat for left shoulder harness strap NOTE Make sure that the sewn loops are completely within the slots of the...

Page 61: ...Reassembly of shoulder harness straps and harness cover is now complete 60 fig v Harness Cover Shoulder harness cover MUST be placed over harness straps and properly secured at both sides To prevent...

Page 62: ...t 1 With shoulder harness straps unbuckled lift seat insert out from under harness belts and out of seat To install infant inserts 1 Install seat insert first Unbuckle shoulder harness belts and slide...

Page 63: ...be used Store tether in storage pouch on back of car seat Tether Attachment Strap Installation 1 Locate the Tether Attachment Strap stored in the pouch on the back of the car seat 2 Move vehicle seat...

Page 64: ...sewn loop fig z 5 Pull on the metal plate to tighten the Tether Attachment Strap in place fig aa 6 Use round hole in metal plate as the tether attachment point for rear facing installation fig y fig...

Page 65: ...To provide a secure installation of the car seat Read the vehicle owner s manual regarding securing a car seat and vehicle seat belt use with car seat Follow all instruction labels on vehicle seat bel...

Page 66: ...rward of Seat Bight fig a Seat Bight Belt Forward of Seat Bight Buckle Forward of Seat Bight Seat Bight fig b Manually adjustable lap belts fig c normally will hold a car seat tightly However in some...

Page 67: ...or which may be used with a car seat Remember when installing a car seat pull belt all the way out buckle belt and then tighten If the belt pulls out step c the retractor is an Emergency Locking Retra...

Page 68: ...ue rear facing belt lock off fig h to secure the lap belt See Rear facing Belt Lock off section For forward facing use the red shoulder belt lock off on the car seat to secure the lap and shoulder bel...

Page 69: ...g buckled on car seat if positioned at a certain angle If this happens flip the latch plate over and re buckle Test installation again to see if this works If not move car seat to another seating loca...

Page 70: ...a is used for rear facing installation when using a lap and shoulder belt with sliding latch plate Rear facing belt lock off is stored in pocket on back of seat pad Install car seat rear facing on veh...

Page 71: ...he shoulder belt While holding the lap and shoulder belt tight slide the rear facing belt lock off down the shoulder belt until it is tight against the vehicle latch plate Test installation to see if...

Page 72: ...way it is installed in a vehicle Aircraft Use Car seat parts can get very hot in the sun or warm weather To avoid burns always check before putting child in car seat Warm Weather Section 15 Additional...

Page 73: ...t Remove foam pads from seat insert Machine wash in cool water and mild soap Roll in towel to remove excess water and lay flat to dry Cleaning Harness Straps Surface wash only with mild soap and damp...

Page 74: ...28273 or call Toll Free 1 800 992 6624 or register online at http www Combi intl com car_reg html or fax 1 704 697 1695 or log onto www CombiUSA com For recall information Call the U S Government s Ve...

Page 75: ...damage to the car seat For those situations where any of the NHTSA Child Restraint Re use criteria has not been met or if there is uncertainty whether damage to the seat has occurred NHTSA and Combi U...

Page 76: ...ion without charge if it is purchased from an authorized Combi dealer and is found to be defective in workmanship or materials For service call 1 800 99 COMBI 1 800 992 6624 The warrantor shall not be...

Page 77: ...ENTIAL DAMAGES ON THE PART OF THE WARRANTOR AND ANY SUPPLIER OR DEALER ARE HERBY ALSO EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED Some states limit or do not allow exclusions or limitations on how long an implied warranty las...

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Page 80: ...on top of seat back Combi USA Inc 3520 Westinghouse Blvd Suite B Charlotte NC 28273 For technical questions call 1 800 992 6624 Fax 1 704 697 1695 www CombiUSA com Drilled Hole ONLY DO NOT Print Lines...

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