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Assembly and Setup

Lift the bottom of the pad. Insert the
pad elastic loops through the holes
in the shell.
While holding the elastic loops in
place, position the shell face down
on a flat surface. Attach the pad
elastic loops to the pegs on the shell.

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Stay-in-View™ Infant Car Seat

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Summary of Contents for 79050

Page 1: ...Stay in View Infant Car Seat OWNER S MANUAL Models 79050 79052 ...

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Page 3: ...ble setup and install your car seat prop erly and how to secure your child DO NOT allow others to use this car seat until they understand these instructions on proper use Your child s safety depends on you No one can predict when the use of a car seat will prevent injury or death When this car seat is used properly it will reduce the risk of injury in a sudden stop or crash Message to Parents Stay...

Page 4: ...er Your Car Seat 9 All About Your Car Seat 10 Selecting a Vehicle Seating Location For Your Car Seat 12 What Kind of Vehicle Belt System Do You Have 14 NEVER USE These Vehicle Belt Systems 16 OK to USE These Vehicle Belt Systems 17 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 2 ...

Page 5: ... Setup 18 Securing Your Child 28 Removing Your Child From the Car Seat 34 Car Seat Installation with Base 35 Car Seat Installation without Base 48 Carry Handle 58 Carry Strap 59 Cleaning and Washing 61 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 3 ...

Page 6: ...ld be at risk of striking the vehicle s interior during a sudden stop or crash resulting in serious injury or death ALWAYS secure this car seat with your vehicle belt system exactly as described in this manual Refer also to your vehicle owner s manual for specific information on your vehicle belt system and specific instructions on how to install a car seat in your vehicle Stay in View Infant Car ...

Page 7: ...traint installation instructions NEVER install and secure your child Birth 20 lbs in this car seat facing the front of the vehicle You must install the car seat in the rear facing position to avoid serious neck injuries in a sudden stop or crash NEVER allow the harness shoulder straps to be loose around your child If the harness shoulder straps are not snug against your child your child will not b...

Page 8: ...ild could eject from the car seat in a crash NEVER leave an unsecured car seat or base in your vehicle If left unsecured even when not occupied the car seat or base could injure other occupants in a sudden stop or crash NEVER use the car seat or the base after either is involved in a crash A crash can cause damage to the car seat or the base that you cannot see WARNING Stay in View Infant Car Seat...

Page 9: ...iatrics recommends that infants be secured in a rear facing car seat until they are at least one year of age and 20 lbs to reduce the risk of cervical spine injury in the event of a crash Since an infant s head size is very large relative to body size and the neck is still developing strength a rear facing car seat is safer because it better supports an infant s head and back in the event of a fro...

Page 10: ... years to provide the best assurance that the child restraint is in reliable working condition well suited for use in constantly changing automobile interior designs and reasonably current in relation to Federal regulations When you replace your car seat for any reason make sure that another child can no longer use it by disposing of it properly If you have any questions about proper use of your c...

Page 11: ...installation without the base Stay in View Infant Car Seat 9 Register Your Stay in View Car Seat Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons You must register this restraint to be reached in a recall Send your name address and the restraint s model number and manufacturing date located on the side of the seat to Fisher Price Inc 636 Girard Avenue East Aurora New York 14052 or call 1 800 ...

Page 12: ...eat will reduce the risk of injury to your child in a crash however no car seat can prevent serious injury or death in all accidents CARRY HANDLE BASE WITH BUILT IN MIRROR A SAFER RIDE FOR BABY CORRECT POSITION INDICATOR THREE POINT HARNESS Stay in View Infant Car Seat 10 ...

Page 13: ...s Three Point Harness This restraint system makes it easier to get baby in and out while safely securing your child in the car seat Correct Position Indicator Check this line to see if you ve installed the car seat at the proper angle A Safer Ride For Baby Contoured base allows for a snug and secure fit in virtually all vehicles Car seat snaps easily and securely into base Stay in View Infant Car ...

Page 14: ...ag impact can cause severe head injury or death If your vehicle is equipped with apassenger airbag please refer to your vehicle owner s manual for child restraint installation instructions Accident statistics show that children are safer when properly secured in rear vehicle seating locations than in front seating locations IMPORTANT Stay in View Infant Car Seat 12 ...

Page 15: ...s are ALWAYS preferred ALWAYS use vehicle seats that face the front of the vehicle Front of Vehicle NEVER use vehicle seats that face the side of the vehicle NEVER use vehicle seats that face the rear of the vehicle Front of Vehicle Front of Vehicle Stay in View Infant Car Seat 13 ...

Page 16: ... car seat with your vehicle belt system exactly as described in this manual Refer also to your vehicle owner s manual for specific information on your vehicle belt system and specific instructions on how to install a car seat in your vehicle Stay in View Infant Car Seat 14 ...

Page 17: ...seating locations If you are not sure which type of vehicle belt system you have contact your vehicle dealer or manufacturer The illustrations on pages 16 and 17 show vehicle belt systems that can never be used to install the car seat and vehicle belt systems that are acceptable for use If you do not have a seating location with a usable vehicle belt system DO NOT use the car seat Contact your veh...

Page 18: ...at secure NEVER USE NEVER USE These Vehicle Belt Systems Door Mounted Lap and Shoulder Belt Explanation Usually the lap belts with these systems cannot be tightened for a firm fit Also the shoulder belt moves along a track and may become entangled with the car seat when the door is opened Motorized Shoulder Belt NEVER USE Stay in View Infant Car Seat 16 ...

Page 19: ...ther tightened by push ing the belt in near the retractor OK OK OK Lap and Shoulder Belt with Sliding Latch Plate Explanation Pull the shoulder por tion of the belt to tighten The shoulder belt retracts automati cally Use the en closed locking clip with this type of lap and shoulder belt Lap and Shoulder Belt with Locking Latch Plate Explanation Pull the shoulder portion of the belt to tighten Sta...

Page 20: ...Push the release button to remove the harness latch plate from the latch 1 1 Assembly and Setup Stay in View Infant Car Seat 18 ...

Page 21: ...oulders are even with or below the lower strap slots you will position the harness shoulder straps in the lower strap slots in the car seat If your child s shoulders are above the lower strap slots you will insert the harness shoulder straps through the upper strap slots in the car seat 2 3 3 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 19 Lower Strap Slots Upper Strap Slots 3 2 2 ...

Page 22: ... upper or lower in the pad Fit the harness through the opening in the pad 4 5 5 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 20 4 4 To change the harness shoulder strap slots simply open either pad fastener You do not need to remove the pad to change the harness shoulder strap slots HINT Lower Pad Fastener Upper Pad Fastener ...

Page 23: ...the desired strap slots lower or upper in both the shell and pad Make sure the harness shoulder straps are not twisted 6 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 21 Note For clarity these illustrations show the shell without the pad Lower Strap Slots Upper Strap Slots 6 6 ...

Page 24: ...tch 7 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 22 DO NOT remove the harness shoulder straps from the adjuster to change the them to different slots To change the harness shoulder straps to a different height please refer to pages19 22 steps 2 7 IMPORTANT Lower Pad Fastener Upper Pad Fastener 7 7 ...

Page 25: ...he pad elastic loops through the holes in the shell While holding the elastic loops in place position the shell face down on a flat surface Attach the pad elastic loops to the pegs on the shell 8 9 8 9 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 23 FRONT VIEW BOTTOM VIEW ...

Page 26: ...tom edges of the pad around the bottom edge of the shell Wrap the pad elastic loops around the bottom edge of the shell Position the shell face down on a flat surface Attach the pad elastic loops to the pegs on the shell 10 11 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 24 10 11 BOTTOM VIEW ...

Page 27: ...d around the top edge of the shell Wrap the pad elastic loops around the top edge of the shell Turn the shell around so that the back is facing you Attach the pad elastic loops to the pegs on the shell Assembly and Setup 12 13 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 25 12 13 BACK VIEW ...

Page 28: ...opy under the fabric handle Insert the ends of the exposed canopy stay into the canopy retainers on each side of the shell Turn the shell around so that the back is facing you Attach the canopy elastic loops to the pegs on the shell 14 15 16 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 26 16 14 15 FRONT VIEW BACK VIEW ...

Page 29: ...Assembly and Setup Peel and remove the protective film from the mirror on the base Discard the protective film properly 17 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 27 17 ...

Page 30: ...e sure your child s lower back is against the car seat This will allow you to snugly position the three point harness around your child properly Position the harness shoulder straps over your child s shoulders Make sure the harness shoulder straps are not twisted Insert the harness latch plate into the latch Make sure you hear a click 1 2 4 2 3 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 28 3 4 1 ...

Page 31: ... interferes with fasten ing the harness latch plate into the latch located between your child s legs If you do not fasten and adjust the harness your child could eject from the car seat in a crash Stay in View Infant Car Seat 29 Securing Your Child ...

Page 32: ...strap down to remove slack Then pull the free end of the harness shoulder strap up to tighten To loosen the harness shoulder straps Press the adjuster and pull the right harness shoul der strap as you look at the car seat up Balance the harness by pulling the other harness shoulder strap down 5 5 C B A A B A B A B Stay in View Infant Car Seat 30 C TO TIGHTEN TO LOOSEN ...

Page 33: ...Securing Your Child Slide the chest clip up so that it is level with your child s underarm area 6 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 31 6 ...

Page 34: ...oulder straps up and away from your child firmly The harness shoulder straps should remain latched and should not pull more than one inch two fingers away from your child s chest If the harness shoulder straps are loose or unlatch please re read pages 28 32 and repeat steps 1 7 7 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 32 7 ...

Page 35: ...ld WARNING NEVER allow the harness shoulder straps to be loose around your child If the harness shoulder straps are not snug against your child your child will not be properly restrained Stay in View Infant Car Seat 33 ...

Page 36: ...your child from the car seat Lower the chest clip Press the release button and remove the harness latch plate from the latch Lift the harness shoulder straps over your child s head Remove your child from the car seat Note Insert the harness latch plate into the latch 2 ...

Page 37: ...ll this rear facing car seat in a vehicle seating location equipped with an airbag The airbag impact can cause severe head injury or death If your vehicle is equipped with a passenger airbag please refer to your vehicle owner s manual for child restraint installation instructions NEVER install and secure your child in this car seat facing the front of the vehicle You must install the car seat in t...

Page 38: ... an acceptable seating location place the base on the vehicle seat so that the mirror faces the front of the vehicle Route the vehicle belt across the indents in the base Buckle the vehicle belt 1 2 3 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 36 1 2 3 Front of Vehicle ...

Page 39: ...ion with Base For a manual lap belt system With the vehicle belt buckled push down on the base with your knee and pull the free end of the vehicle belt for the tightest possible fit 4A 4A Stay in View Infant Car Seat 37 ...

Page 40: ... pull the shoulder belt for the tightest possible fit 4B Some vehicle belt systems have labels with instructions for use with car seats Read the instructions on your vehicle s belt or refer to your vehicle owner s manual for specific instructions on how to tighten and lock your vehicle belt system HINT Stay in View Infant Car Seat 38 4B ...

Page 41: ...ap and shoulder belt system the lap portion probably does not have a locking mode and you will need a lock ing clip included with your car seat If the lap portion of the vehicle lap and shoulder belt system does not loosen please proceed to step11 page 43 5 Car Seat Installation with Base Stay in View Infant Car Seat 39 NO LOCKING CLIP NEEDED LOCKING CLIP NEEDED 5 5 ...

Page 42: ...ap and shoulder belt system see page 38 Hold the lap and shoulder belts together just behind the tongue and unbuckle the vehicle belt Continue to hold the lap and shoulder belts together 6 Car Seat Installation with Base Stay in View Infant Car Seat 40 6 ...

Page 43: ...ng clip is positioned approximately 1 2 from the sliding tongue but no more than 3 While pushing down on the base with your knee buckle the vehicle belt system Note Make sure the locking clip does not rest on the top edge of the base Tuck the shoulder portion of the vehicle lap and shoulder belt behind the base 7 8 Arms Stay in View Infant Car Seat 41 7 8 9 9 ...

Page 44: ... the base easily and loosen the vehicle belt system Note Regularly check to be sure your base installation is secure Stay in View Infant Car Seat 42 If after following these installation instructions you cannot firmly install the base choose a different rear vehicle seating location to install the base IMPORTANT 1 0 CORRECT INCORRECT 10 1 0 ...

Page 45: ...r of the vehicle At an angle fit the foot of the car seat into the opening below the mirror on the base Push the car seat down until you hear a click Car Seat Installation with Base 12 11 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 43 13 12 Rear of Vehicle 11 12 13 ...

Page 46: ...Pull up at the head and foot of the car seat to be sure it is secure in the base Car Seat Installation with Base 14 14 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 44 PULL UP PULL UP PULL UP PULL UP ...

Page 47: ... the car seat correct position indicator is parallel with the floor of your vehicle If the car seat is too inclined your child will be too upright allowing your child s head to droop forward 15 15 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 45 CORRECT 15 INCORRECT ...

Page 48: ...he floor of your vehicle try inserting a rolled bath towel between the vehicle seat and the bottom back side of the base This will raise the back of the base and car seat so that the correct position indicator is parallel with the floor of your vehicle 16 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 46 16 ...

Page 49: ...To remove the car seat Simply pull the car seat release up and lift to remove the car seat from the base Car Seat Installation with Base 17 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 47 17 ...

Page 50: ...s rear facing car seat in a vehicle seating location equipped with an airbag The airbag impact can cause severe head injury or death If your vehicle is equipped witha passenger airbag please refer to your vehicle owner s manual for child restraint installation instructions NEVER install and secure your child in this car seat facing the front of the vehicle You must install the car seat in the rear...

Page 51: ... location place the car seat so that it is facing the rear of the vehicle Fit the vehicle belt through the belt path slots in the top sides of the car seat 2 1 2 Car Seat Installation without Base Stay in View Infant Car Seat 49 1 Rear of Vehicle ...

Page 52: ...Car Seat Installation without Base Buckle the vehicle belt 3 3 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 50 ...

Page 53: ...Installation without Base For a manual lap belt system With the vehicle belt buckled pull the free end of the vehicle belt just until the back of the car seat begins to rise 4A 4A Stay in View Infant Car Seat 51 ...

Page 54: ...ust until the back of the car seat begins to rise 4B 4B Some vehicle belt systems have labels with instructions for use with car seats Read the instructions on your vehicle s belt or refer to your vehicle owner s manual for specific instructions on how to tighten and lock your vehicle belt system HINT Stay in View Infant Car Seat 52 ...

Page 55: ...the vehicle belt system make sure the car seat correct position indicator is parallel with the floor of your vehicle If the car seat is too inclined your child will be too upright allowing your child s head to droop forward 5 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 53 CORRECT 5 5 INCORRECT ...

Page 56: ...osen the lap portion of the vehicle lap and shoulder belt system the lap portion probably does not have a locking mode and you will need a locking clip included with your car seat If the lap portion of the vehicle lap and shoulder belt system does not loosen you have completed car seat installation 6 6 NO LOCKING CLIP NEEDED LOCKING CLIP NEEDED Stay in View Infant Car Seat 54 6 ...

Page 57: ...ing clip Re tighten the vehicle lap and shoulder belt system see page 52 Hold the lap and shoulder belts together just behind the tongue and unbuckle the vehicle belt Continue to hold the lap and shoulder belts together 7 7 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 55 ...

Page 58: ...he belts together tuck the edges of the vehicle belts under the arms of the locking clip Make sure the locking clip is posi tioned approximately 1 2 from the sliding tongue Buckle the vehicle belt system 8 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 56 1 2 8 Arms 9 9 ...

Page 59: ...gain by lightly pushing on the head of the car seat The car seat should NOT easily rotate down 10 If after following these installation instructions you cannot firmly install the car seat choose a different rear vehicle seating location to install the car seat IMPORTANT 10 10 CORRECT INCORRECT ...

Page 60: ...Carry Handle To carry baby simply lift using the padded handle grip Stay in View Infant Car Seat 58 ...

Page 61: ...ap Adjust the length of the carry strap To Shorten the Carry Strap Roll the end of the carry strap to the desired length and fit it into the slot in the base To Lengthen the Carry Strap Un roll the end of the carry strap and fit it into the slot in the base 1 2 3 4 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 59 3 4 1 2 ...

Page 62: ...Futura 20 60 Car Seat 45 Carry Strap Place the carry strap over your head and around one shoulder 5 5 Stay in View Infant Car Seat 60 ...

Page 63: ...d water solution Run warm water into the latch to remove residue DO NOT use detergents DO NOT lubricate the latch To remove the pad Position the seat face down on a flat surface Unfasten all six elastic loops from the pegs on the back and bottom of the shell Turn the seat upright Unfasten the harness latch Unfasten the strap fasteners in the pad Pull to remove the pad from the shell To replace the...

Page 64: ...ild ADJUST harness shoulder straps to fit child snugly after latching FASTEN vehicle belt system after properly routing it on base installation with base or through belt path slots installation without base EVALUATE to be sure car seat is NOT installed in a vehicle seating location equipped with an airbag installation to be sure car seat is in appropriate seating location and is a firm fit in vehi...

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