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Maintenance and Other

Attaching and removing the inner cushion 

①

 

Lift up the head guard.

 

②

 To attach or remove the inner cushion (head part), fasten 

or unfasten the snaps in two locations on the back of the 

head guard.

③

 Press  the  buckle  button  and  remove  the  insert  tongue 

from the buckle.

④

 Pass the buckle through the slot to attach or remove the 

inner cushion.

①

②

Inner cushion

Inner cushion

snap

Snap

Head guard

Back of head guard

Insert tongue

Crotch belt cover slot

Crotch belt cover

③

Buckle button

36

④

④

③

③

③

Refer to “Adjusting the baby shoulder belt position.”

Summary of Contents for EGGSHOCK

Page 1: ...s bars When using the child car seat always check the vehicle compliance and check the user manual of the vehicle Applicable child height and weight Heights up to 105 cm or weights up to 19 0 kg For t...

Page 2: ...nd removing the seat 19 Adjusting the baby shoulder belt position 21 Seating the child 23 Unseating the child 26 Installing to and Uninstalling from the Vehicle Preparation of installation 27 Installi...

Page 3: ...ld car seat These are very important items that indicate the potential consequences if not followed properly and are categorized according to the level of severity Always make sure to follow these ite...

Page 4: ...purchase together with this manual Package contents This manual uses simpli ed illustrations to help users easily understand operation and handling and there may be slight differences from the actual...

Page 5: ...Before Use 4 Supporting leg Base Seat Main body Head guard The terms main body seat head guard base and supporting leg refer to the parts shown below...

Page 6: ...5 Name of parts Front Length adjustment button Supporting leg base Insert tongue Buckle Reclining adjustment lever Head guard adjustment lever Baby belt adjustment button Adjustment belt Revolving rel...

Page 7: ...Before Use 6 Side Back Product name Lot No sticker Base cover User manual storage pocket Seat release lever Connector adjustment lever Connector Lock release button Connector release lever...

Page 8: ...se Height from 65cm to 87cm Do not use Baby shoulder belt position Adjust the baby shoulder belt so that it is at or below the shoulder height This section describes how to determine the installation...

Page 9: ...and height 76cm or more Height 105cm or less or weight 19 0 kg or less Do not use Baby shoulder belt position Adjust the baby shoulder belt so that it is at or slightly above the child s shoulder heig...

Page 10: ...o make sure the ISOFIX size classes noted below are supported ISOFIX anchoring system ISOFIX anchors are metal xtures bars provided between the vehicle backrest and seat in order to install an ISOFIX...

Page 11: ...with a front airbag Installation is possible to a vehicle seat with only a side airbag Vehicle seat with an extremely uneven surface that prevents stable installation Vehicle seat where the supportin...

Page 12: ...at with the supporting leg retracted Always extend the supporting leg and adjust to the proper length This product cannot be secured using the vehicle seatbelt Do not install the child car seat to a v...

Page 13: ...and prevent reclining and rotating operation or prevent the seat from locking in place Remove the vehicle headrest if possible If the vehicle headrest cannot be removed install the child car seat to...

Page 14: ...is visible Center for repair if the buckle Contact Combi s Customer Service becomes jammed with dirt food crumbs or other objects and cannot be fastened securely or is too stiff to release easily Impr...

Page 15: ...s from the vehicle in an emergency Always secure the child car seat with the connectors even when the child is not seated Sudden braking or collision may cause an unsecured child car seat to move insi...

Page 16: ...aterial leather etc of the vehicle seat scratches or marks may remain after installation Improper handling may result in injury or damage to property Before Use 15 For safe use of the child car seat D...

Page 17: ...insert tongue is inserted rmly into the buckle and the insert color indicator has changed to green Adjust the length of the supporting leg so that the supporting leg base rests on the vehicle oor Chec...

Page 18: ...ld s hands fingers and other body parts away when reclining the seat Also take care for the hands of other passengers Hands ngers and other body parts may become caught possibly resulting in injury Ta...

Page 19: ...be rotated for easier seating and unseating of the child While pushing up the revolving release lever rotate the seat Once the seat starts to rotate you can release the revolving release lever Rotate...

Page 20: ...the seat 1 Grip the seat release lever located on the left and right handles Lift up the seat Both levers must be operated at the same time in order to lift up the seat 2 Removing the seat The seat ca...

Page 21: ...orward or rearward facing position 2 Installing the seat Handle Click Keep the child s hands fingers and other body parts away when installing and uninstalling the seat Also take care for the hands of...

Page 22: ...8 levels Baby shoulder belt position reference Same Below Above Same Below Above Rearward Facing mode Adjust the baby shoulder belt so that it is at or slightly below the child s shoulder Forward faci...

Page 23: ...t of the head guard Release the head guard adjustment lever at the proper position Try to move the head guard up and down to make sure that it is secured Press the baby belt adjustment button Shoulder...

Page 24: ...t covers as this will not loosen the baby belts 2 While pushing up the revolving release lever rotate the seat so that the front faces the vehicle door side to make it easier to seat the child 1 Revol...

Page 25: ...child car seat so that there is no gap with the inner cushion Buckle button Make sure the left and right baby belts are not twisted 24 The child should take off his her thick coat before sitting on t...

Page 26: ...Always adjust the baby belt to the proper length If the baby belt is not fit to the child s body the child may tumble out of the child car seat in the event of a collision or a loose baby belt may wra...

Page 27: ...to loosen the baby belts Do not pull on the shoulder belt covers as this will not loosen the baby belts Press the buckle button and remove the insert tongue from the buckle Unseat the child 1 Shoulder...

Page 28: ...t to the front to create space for easier installation to the vehicle DANGER 27 Preparation of installation Do not install the child car seat by a method other than described in this user manual and i...

Page 29: ...es may increase the gap between the back of the base and the seat backrest for some vehicle seats In these cases install the child car seat without using the ISOFIX insertion guides It is not necessar...

Page 30: ...ector as far as possible Perform this procedure for both the left and right connectors 1 Attach the base cover so that the user manual storage pocket is facing inside Fit the connectors onto the left...

Page 31: ...vehicle seat backrest then release the base Check that the color indicators show the locked condition green is shown 3 While pressing the length adjustment button of the supporting leg Extend the supp...

Page 32: ...Vehicle If the vehicle seat backrest can be reclined adjust the reclining angle to make the gap with the back of the base as small as possible 5 Install the seat Refer to Installing and removing the s...

Page 33: ...hown Check that the length of the supporting leg is adjusted so that the supporting leg base presses rmly against the vehicle oor Hold the base and try to rock the child car seat in all directions to...

Page 34: ...the seat While pressing the length adjustment button of the supporting leg Shorten the supporting leg 1 While pushing up both the left and right connector adjustment levers Pull the base forward 2 Len...

Page 35: ...ors show the unlocked 3 While pushing up the connector adjustment levers on the sides of the base Retract the connectors Fold the supporting leg slowly until it stops with a Click sound 4 Lock release...

Page 36: ...on and endanger the child Be sure to read the instructions carefully and use the inner cushion properly DANGER DANGER Rearward Facing installation facing rearward relative to driving direction Child s...

Page 37: ...locations on the back of the head guard Press the buckle button and remove the insert tongue from the buckle Pass the buckle through the slot to attach or remove the inner cushion Inner cushion Inner...

Page 38: ...o be used with the canopy removed Do not carry the child car seat by the canopy This may damage the product Do not attach toys a sunshade or other objects to the canopy Sudden braking or collision may...

Page 39: ...the attachment holes A on both sides of the head guard and insert the joints into the attachment holes Joint A Head guard Canopy Attachment hole A While rotating the canopy toward the back around join...

Page 40: ...sten the snap Attaching the canopy Snap back of head guard Head guard Canopy attachment snap Fasten the two snaps on the back of the canopy to the canopy attachment snaps on the head guard cover Belt...

Page 41: ...d guard Refer to Adjusting the baby shoulder belt position Fasten or release the two hooks on the upper back of the head guard cover Attach or remove the head guard cover Be careful not to damage the...

Page 42: ...e seat cover Fasten or release the two hooks on the back side of the seat cover Fasten or unfasten the four left and right knobs on the sides of the seat surface Fasten or unfasten the velcro on the t...

Page 43: ...Maintenance and Other Attaching and removing the shoulder belt covers Fasten or unfasten the two snaps Shoulder belt cover Baby shoulder belt Snap 42...

Page 44: ...ashing Washing the seat cover and other sewn parts Be sure to follow the washing instructions and cautions below Follow the instructions noted on the washing label sewn onto the sheet cover When using...

Page 45: ...ent the child car seat from being reused Standard service life Once this standard service life has passed material aging may The standard service life of this product is eight years after new purchase...

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