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Section 2 - Warnings

• Failure to follow these instructions and car seat labels can

result in injury or death to a child from striking the vehicle’s

interior during a sudden stop or crash.

• Use only in a rear-facing position when using this infant car

seat in a vehicle. Serious crippling injury or death can result

if infant faces front of vehicle.

• Use only with children who weigh 22 pounds (10 kg) or less,

whose height is 29 inches (74 cm) or less.

• Only use with Navette 22 / Shuttle 22 base. (Sold separately)

• Discontinue use when infant exceeds use recommendations.

• DO NOT use this car seat in a vehicle front seat location with

an air bag. Child’s head and back may be seriously injured

when an inflating air bag hits back of car seat.

• Snugly adjust harness provided with the car seat around

child. Infant MUST be secured by harness system at all times,

when infant seat is used in vehicle or outside of vehicle.

WARNING

- DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur

Section 2 - Warnings (continued)

• For proper harness fit:

- Shoulder harness straps MUST be routed through shoulder

harness slots

just

below top of shoulders.

• Fall Hazard:

- Handle must be locked in carry position before lifting or

carrying car seat.

- DO NOT lift or carry car seat by anti-rebound bar.

• Secure this child restraint with the vehicle’s LATCH System if

available or with a vehicle seat belt as shown in this manual.

• LATCH System or vehicle seat belt MUST stay tightly adjusted

around car seat at all times.

• Secure this child restraint to the vehicle, even when not occupied.

Unsecured items may injure occupants in a crash.

• DO NOT allow any re-use of this car seat after a crash unless

crash and car seat meet ALL conditions in “Re-use After A

Crash” section of this manual.

• DO NOT use infant car seat if it is damaged, missing instructions,

or missing parts.

• Register your child restraint with the manufacturer.

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Summary of Contents for Navette 22

Page 1: ...Birth ___ ___ ___ __ Par ent s Nam e __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ Hom e Pho ne _ ___ ___ __ Add ress ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ Cell Pho ne _ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ Alle rgie s M edic al Con ditio ns _ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ Instruc...

Page 2: ...12b Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base Parts 37 12c Proper Use Check List 39 12d Use Recommendations 40 1 Section 1 Table of Contents continued 2 12e Removal and Attachment of Car Seat to Base 41 12f Adjusting Base for Proper Infant Car Seat Recline 43 12g Securing Base with LATCH System 47 12h Securing Base with Vehicle Seat Belt 54 Section 13 Stroller or Travel System Use 59 Section 14 Operation and Adj...

Page 3: ...infant seat is used in vehicle or outside of vehicle WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 2 Warnings continued 4 For proper harness fit Shoulder harness straps MUST be routed through shoulder harness slots at or just below top of shoulders Fall Hazard Handle must be locked in carry position before lifting or carrying car seat DO NOT lift or carry car seat by anti rebound bar Secure thi...

Page 4: ...shown Carrier Release Handle for Stroller Locking Clip Storage Position Shoulder Harness Straps Stroller Latch Locking Clip Instruction Manual Metal Harness Plate Vehicle Belt Guide Cover LATCH Lower Anchor Belt LATCH Lower Anchor Hook on Connectors LATCH Storage Loop Section 3 Navette 22 Infant Car Seat Parts 5 Infant Car Seat Front Carry Handle Harness Buckle and Tongues Anti Rebound Bar Crotch ...

Page 5: ...infant car seat rear facing only when installed in a vehicle Snugly adjust harness straps around infant Shoulder harness straps are routed through harness strap slots at or just below top of infant s shoulder Securely install the infant car seat with LATCH system or vehicle seat belt as specified in this instruction manual Do not use this infant car seat in a front vehicle seating location with an...

Page 6: ...hospital If your infant is not able to travel in a reclined position DO NOT use this car seat Use a car bed for your infant Section 6 Use Recommendations 9 Child restraints car seats can be recalled for safety reasons You must register this restraint to be reached in a recall Fill out the registration card attached to the car seat or send your name address and the restraint s model number and manu...

Page 7: ...ntinued 12 DO NOT use accessories or parts other than those provided by Combi USA Use of accessories or parts from other manufacturers could alter the performance of the car seat Suffocation Hazard Infant car seat can roll over on soft surfaces and suffocate child NEVER place infant car seats on beds sofas and other soft surfaces Strangulation Hazard Child can strangle in loose harness straps NEVE...

Page 8: ...ing Infant in Car Seat Loosen harness Press Harness Adjuster Lever by pushing on seat pad where it says Press Here and pull shoulder harness straps out fig a Open Chest Clip and unbuckle harness To unbuckle harness press red release button on Harness Buckle and pull tongues out of buckle Place infant in car seat with back and rump contacting seating surfaces fig b Check that Shoulder Harness Strap...

Page 9: ...does not press on the child s flesh or push the child s body into an unnatural position NOTE If Harness Straps can not be snugly adjusted as described above See Harness Use and Adjustment section 13a fig d Harness Adjuster Strap Pull 8 7 6 fig c Click Section 8 Securing Infant In Car Seat continued 16 Close Chest Clip and position Chest Clip at arm pit level fig e Small infants For a small infant ...

Page 10: ...possible Never put a car seat in a front seat location unless recommended by vehicle owner s manual DO NOT use this car seat in a vehicle front seat location with an air bag For vehicles with air bags always follow child restraint installation information provided in vehicle owner s manual DO NOT use car seat on vehicle seats which face the side fig a or face the rear fig b of the vehicle Section ...

Page 11: ...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 should be used whenever possible fig b LATCH fig a Section 9 SelectingAVehicle Seating Location continued 20 2 Vehicle Seat Belt The car seat can be secured using a vehicle seat belt If your vehicle does not have...

Page 12: ...hor fig c Refer to vehicle owner s manual for seating locations which have the LATCH Anchorage System Information regarding the LATCH system may be identified by the LATCH System symbol fig d The Navette uses the lower anchor anchorages but does not use the top tether anchor Lower anchors may not be visible in some vehicles Lower anchors that are not visible are located below a solid color round d...

Page 13: ...ection 11 Installation of Navette 22 Infant Car Seat 23 11a Securing Infant Car Seat with LATCH System Refer to vehicle owner s manual to identify the seating locations with LATCH System Select the seating location to be used and locate the vehicle lower anchorages at the seat bight 1 Only use the car seat LATCH System in vehicle seating locations recommended by the vehicle manufacturer for use wi...

Page 14: ...r Belt is too short rotate the Lower Anchor Belt Adjuster upwards to loosen the Lower Anchor Belt fig a 5 fig a Lower Anchor Belt Lower Anchor Belt Adjuster Pull 2 3 6 4 Route the Lower Anchor Belt over the car seat threading the Lower Anchor Belt under the vehicle belt guides fig b Lower Anchor Belt Adjuster should face away from car seat Be sure lower anchor belt is not twisted Connect lower anc...

Page 15: ...t fig f fig e fig d Recline Reference Line 7 Section 11 Installation of Navette 22 Infant Car Seat continued Removal Of Infant Car Seat Installed With LATCH Loosen Lower Anchor Belt While pressing down in center of car seat to reduce tension on Lower Anchor Belt rotate the Lower Anchor Belt Adjuster upwards to loosen the Lower Anchor belt Remove lower anchor connector Press and hold the connector ...

Page 16: ...at continued 30 11b Securing Infant Car Seat with Vehicle Seat Belt Vehicle seat belt MUST stay tightly adjusted around car seat at all times If vehicle seat belt does not stay tight read the vehicle owner s manual and Vehicle Seat Belts section in this manual Not all vehicle seat belts can be used with a car seat Read vehicle owner s manual and Vehicle Seat Belts section in this manual WARNING DE...

Page 17: ...tallation fig a Lap Belt Vehicle Belt Guide 5 fig b Lap Shoulder Belt Vehicle Belt Guide 6 Recline Reference Line Recline Reference Line 7 Section 11 Installation of Navette 22 Infant Car Seat continued 32 Tighten the vehicle lap belt around car seat Press down firmly on car seat to compress vehicle seat cushion while tightening vehicle lap belt fig c Check for secure installation Pull front to ba...

Page 18: ...hould be kept in the carry position fig f Handle Carry Position Recline Reference Line 11 Section 11 Installation of Navette 22 Infant Car Seat continued 34 Removal Of Infant Car Seat From Vehicle Unbuckle vehicle seat belt Remove lap belt from vehicle lap belt guides Remove car seat from vehicle 1 2 3 All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

Page 19: ...g infant car seat in base lift car seat to be sure it is securely locked WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur 12a Warnings Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base 35 The Navette 22 Infant Car Seat can be used with the optional Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base available from Combi USA Base sold separately Contact your dealer or log onto www combi intl com to purchase base Failure to f...

Page 20: ...d flap Recline Adjustment Foot LATCH Connector LATCH lower anchor strap stored in pocket in Recline Foot LATCH adjuster LATCH Connector N Na av ve et tt te e 2 22 2 S Sh hu ut tt tl le e 2 22 2 Belt Locking Clip Belt Path Car Seat Latching Points Level Indicator Vehicle Belt Routing Tabs Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base continued 38 All manuals and user guides at all guides ...

Page 21: ...standing all the instructions and car seat labels Height and Weight Limits This infant car seat is designed for rear facing use only when installed in a vehicle Use for infants whose Weight is 22 pounds 10 kg or less and Height is 29 inches 74 cm or less Infants With Special Needs A preterm infant or low birth weight infant may be at special risk traveling reclined in a vehicle or aircraft Accordi...

Page 22: ...eat From Base Pull Car Seat Release Handle and lift car seat from base fig a Attaching Car Seat To Base Check that there are no objects on top of base or between base and car seat that will prevent proper latching of car seat Check lower anchor belt is routed or stored properly Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base continued 41 12e Removal and Attachment of Car Seat to Base 1 fig...

Page 23: ...djust the base installation angle and car seat recline Park the vehicle on a level surface Place base on vehicle seat and check position of level indicator Yellow patch exactly in window is correct fig c Yellow with some orange also visible is acceptable Yellow with any red visible is NOT acceptable fig d This can occur on some flatter vehicle seats and base is too reclined Adjust base so no red i...

Page 24: ... recline foot is in the full retracted position and red is still visible in the window go to step 6 4 5 fig e Recline Adjustment Foot Recline Adjustment Panel 3 1 2 1 2 Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base continued 46 Adjusting level of base to eliminate red visible in window use a firmly folded towel or thin blanket to level base fig f Folded blanket or towel must be folded at...

Page 25: ...e seating location Refer to vehicle owner s manual to identify the seating locations with LATCH System Select the seating location to be used and locate the vehicle lower anchorages at the seat bight Rear center seating position LATCH Lower Anchorages with 11 inches 280 mm spacing may not be available in your vehicle in the rear center seating position If use of the rear center position is preferr...

Page 26: ... vehicle lower anchors fig d Check Base installation angle See section 12f Adjusting Base For Proper Car Seat Recline 5 6 fig c fig d LATCH Belt 7 8 9 Vehicle Belt Routing Tabs Locking Clip Lower Anchor Belt Lower Anchor Belt Adjuster Pull fig b Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base continued 50 Connect lower anchor connectors to vehicle lower anchors With hook on connector openi...

Page 27: ...rry position Lift car seat to ensure it is properly attached to Base see Attachment of Car Seat to Base section Recheck recline of car seat Adjust if necessary see Adjusting Base for Proper Car Seat Recline section 12f fig g fig f 11 12 13 14 Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base continued 52 Removal Of Base Installed With LATCH Loosen Lower Anchor Belt While pressing down in cen...

Page 28: ... 12h Securing Base with Vehicle Seat Belt Refer to vehicle owner s manual to identify the seating locations which can be used with a car seat Check for specific instructions or limitations for car seat use After selecting a seating location if vehicle seat back is adjustable adjust vehicle seat back into most upright position or position speicifed in the vehicle owner s manual Remove car seat from...

Page 29: ...er of Base to depress the vehicle cushion while tightening vehicle belt fig c Proceed to step 9 6 7 fig c fig b Vehicle Belt Routing Tabs Locking Clip Section 12 Installation with Navette 22 Shuttle 22 Base continued 56 To secure Base with Vehicle Lap and Shoulder Belt Pass the vehicle Lap and Shoulder belt over the base threading the belt under the vehicle belt routing tabs and through the built ...

Page 30: ...ed resecure car seat with vehicle belt and test again see vehicle owner s manual Vehicle Seat Belts section or move to a different seating location Attach car seat to base Keep handle up in carry position Lift car seat to ensure it is properly attached to the base see Removal and Attachment Of Car Seat To Base section 12e Recheck recline of car seat Adjust if necessary see Adjusting Base for Prope...

Page 31: ...ombi USA Inc DO NOT lift or carry car seat by anti rebound bar WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 13 Stroller or Travel System Use 60 To attach car seat to Stroller Lock stroller wheels to prevent stroller movement Hold car seat above the mounting points on stroller Push car seat downward onto the mounting points on stroller Listen for the click to indicate the car seat is secured to...

Page 32: ...t section 8a Shoulder harness strap length see Harness Changing Length Shoulder Harness Slots and Removal section 14b fig a Harness Adjuster Strap To loosen harness Press harness adjuster lever by pushing on seat pad where it says Press Here and pull harness straps out fig b Chest Clip Operation To open Press tab and pull apart fig c To close Snap halves together Make sure chest clip is locked by ...

Page 33: ... Adjustments continued 64 Loosen and unhook Harness 1 Buckle harness and chest clip 2 Loosen harness straps see Harness Use and Adjustment section 14a 3 From back of car seat fig a unhook both harness loops from metal harness plate fig b To change Shoulder Strap Length Place upper loops or lower loops completely onto Metal Harness Plate To change Shoulder Harness Slot height The Navette 22 has 3 s...

Page 34: ...s completely inside slots of metal harness plate as shown WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Tab fig e Section 14 Operation and Adjustments continued 66 14c Carry Handle Operation Prevent serious neck injury or death from ejection Top of headrest must be at least 1 inch 25 mm above top of infant s head at all times when installed in a vehicle DO NOT lift or carry car seat by anti rebound bar...

Page 35: ...ms vary from vehicle to vehicle and from seating location to seating location in the same vehicle Not all vehicle seat belts can be used with a child restraint Refer to the information in this section for information on the various types of vehicle seat belt systems To provide a secure installation of the car seat Read the vehicle owner s manual regarding securing a car seat and vehicle seat belt ...

Page 36: ...late Pull out on latch plate If belt slides freely through latch plate fig c a belt locking device MUST be used to secure the lap belt when tightly secured around the base Some vehicles have lap and shoulder belts with free sliding latch plate that can be converted into an automatic locking mode Always use one of the locking devices above with these belt systems fig c Combination Lap and Shoulder ...

Page 37: ...not stay tight while driving See your vehicle dealer for available hardware or options for securing a child restraint in this location Section 15 Vehicle Seat Belts continued 72 Lap Belts Manually Adjustable Manually adjustable lap belts fig g normally will hold a car seat tightly However in some cases the locking latch plate on some seat belts may slip and loosen if positioned at a certain angle ...

Page 38: ...SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 15 Vehicle Seat Belts continued 74 15a Locking Clip stored on back of car seat You MUST use locking clip provided with this car seat with a vehicle belt that slides freely through the latch plate or if the lap portion of the lap shoulder belt cannot be tightly secured Avoid serious injury or death Failure to use locking clip where required will result in car seat no...

Page 39: ...r seat or base is secure if not secure repeat above steps until car seat is secure 4 5 6 7 fig b 1 2 inch 1 cm 16a CERTIFICATION This car seat meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213 for use in motor vehicles and aircraft 16b AIRCRAFT USE This restraint is Certified for Use in Motor Vehicles and Aircraft see label on car seat Contact airline about ...

Page 40: ...e shoulder straps are correctly secured to the metal harness plate See Harness Changing Length Shoulder Harness Slots and Removal section 14b Section 17 Care and Cleaning 77 CLEANING HARNESS Surface wash with mild soap and damp cloth If harness straps are frayed or heavily soiled they MUST be replaced CLEANING SHELL Wipe with a mild solution of soap and water Avoid wetting labels Never use househo...

Page 41: ...these conditions WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 18 Re Use After A Crash 79 1 Combi products when purchased from an authorized retailer are warranted to the original purchaser to be free of defect in materials and workmanship for a period of one 1 year from date of purchase Warranty is valid for products purchased and used in the U S only and used in compliance with the warrantor ...

Page 42: ...OR CONSEQUENTIAL 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 lasts so the above limitations may not apply to you Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusion may not ap...

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