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portion 

MUST NOT 

be lying across the child’s stomach as this can cause major 

injuries to the child in case of a sharp turn, sudden stop or crash.

 DO  NOT

 allow the child to slouch, slide down in the seat, or create slack in the 

belt system 

(30)

. If child will not keep vehicle belt properly positioned, 

DO NOT

 

use this booster seat.

!  

DO NOT

 position vehicle belt over top of the armrests 

(31)

.

 

The vehicle seat headrest should not create a gap between vehicle seat and 

booster seat 

(32)

. If so, remove the vehicle headrest.

 DO  NOT 

use any load bearing contact points other than those described in the 

instructions and marked in the child restraint.

IF IN DOUBT ABOUT THESE POINTS OR ANY QUESTIONS RELATED TO 

INSTALLATION, PLEASE CONTACT HARMONY JUVENILE PRODUCTS.

1. 

 

Place the booster seat flush against a forward-facing vehicle seat. The vehicle seat 

MUST

 be equipped with a 3-point lap-and-shoulder belt. Booster must be level, 

stable and not rock side-to-side 

(33)

.

2. 

 

 Place child in the booster seat with child’s back flat against the back of the 

booster seat.

3. 

 

Adjust headrest height (see “Adjusting harness shoulder straps”).

4. 

 

Thread shoulder belt portion of the 3-point lap-and-shoulder belt system behind 

the headrest 

ON THE SAME SIDE

 as the seat belt retractor 

(33)

 and ensure 

that shoulder belt lies across child’s shoulder and chest, and 

NOT

 across child’s 

face or neck.

5. 

 

  

Thread both sides of the lap belt under BOTH armrests. Thread the lower 

end of the shoulder belt under the armrest on the buckle side 

(43)

. ENSURE 

that the belt is snug across the child’s hips. It is important to ensure that 

any lap strap is worn low down, so that the pelvis is firmly engaged, just 

touching their thighs and is NOT across their stomach.

INSTALLING WITH V E H I C L E  S E AT  B E LT 

G R O U P   2   &   3   ( 1 5   -   3 6   KG )

WARNING!

!

DUE TO VARYING ANGLES OF VEHICLE SEAT BELT RETRACTORS, 

EXCESS SLACK IN THE VEHICLE BELT SYSTEM MIGHT NOT BE REMOVED 

AUTOMATICALLY. 

Once the lap and shoulder portions of the seat belt are 

properly positioned and the buckle is attached, 

FEED ANY REMAINING 

SLACK OF THE SEAT BELT MANUALLY BACK INTO THE RETRACTOR TO 

TIGHTEN THE WHOLE SYSTEM.

Summary of Contents for GENESYS

Page 1: ...NT INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN A SHARP TURN SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS PLEASE DO NOT RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO THE PLACE OF PURCHASE PLEASE CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVIC...

Page 2: ...y questions you may have or to make a change of address or contact information please call Customer Service at 44 0 1704 549881 or visit us online at www harmonyjuvenile com PLEASE DO NOT SEND IN YOUR...

Page 3: ...adrest height adjustment handle under headrest fabric Harness metal adjustment button above strap under fabric Up front harness adjustment strap Infant insert pad Harness splitter plate Mesh storage p...

Page 4: ...4 P R E PA R I N G C H I L D R E ST R A I N T F O R U S E 1 2 3 2...

Page 5: ...5 A DJ U ST I N G C R OTC H ST R A P P O S I T I O N 4 5 I N STA L L I N G W I T H V E H I C L E S E AT B E LT G R O U P 1 9 1 8 KG 6 7...

Page 6: ...6 8 9 10 11...

Page 7: ...7 12 13 14 USING CHILD RESTRAINT WITH BUILT IN HARNESS 15 16 17...

Page 8: ...8 18 19 P R E PA R I N G B O O ST E R S E AT F O R U S E 23 24 25 20 21 22...

Page 9: ...9 26 SECURING CHILD AND BOOSTER SEAT IN VEHICLE 27 28 29 30 31 32 INSTALLING WITH V E H I C L E S E AT B E LT G R O U P 2 3 1 5 3 6 KG 33...

Page 10: ...ng a Universal child restraint for this age group This child restraint has been classified as Universal under more stringent conditions than those which applied to earlier designs which do not carry t...

Page 11: ...ck to make sure harness is locked in place WARNING To ensure headrest is locked in position gently push down on headrest ENSURE BOTH HARNESS STRAPS ARE PROPERLY SECURED ON THE SPLITTER PLATE WARNING T...

Page 12: ...en restraining this child restraint to the vehicle 6 DO NOT use this child restraint with a 2 point vehicle belt 7 Your child would be seriously injured in the event of a crash 1 Place the child restr...

Page 13: ...houlder portion back into the retractor 8 Attach the locking clip around both lap and shoulder belts once vehicle seat belt is adjusted and tightened 13 14 For more information on how to tighten the s...

Page 14: ...are flat and snug against child s shoulders and thighs You should NOT be able to slide more than one finger between the strap and the child s shoulder 19 A snug strap should not allow any slack It lie...

Page 15: ...adjuster To reinstall remove backrest plate and repeat these steps in reverse order When re inserting the shoulder straps through the backrest ensure the straps are ABOVE the metal bars inside the slo...

Page 16: ...snug across the hips with the pelvis firmly engaged just touching the child s thighs The lap WARNING ALWAYS ASSIST YOUR CHILD WHEN GETTING INTO AND OUT OF YOUR CHILD RESTRAINT BOOSTER SEAT NEVER LET...

Page 17: ...ild in the booster seat with child s back flat against the back of the booster seat 3 Adjust headrest height see Adjusting harness shoulder straps 4 Thread shoulder belt portion of the 3 point lap and...

Page 18: ...headrest 34 BACKREST 1 Undo the fabric hook and loop fastener tabs x2 35 along the bottom sides of the backrest where the backrest meets the base 2 Gently slide fabric cover off the backrest 3 Remove...

Page 19: ...IN A SHARP TURN SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH Your child s safety depends on the proper installation and use of this child restraint Even if this child restraint seems easy to install and use it is VERY IMPOR...

Page 20: ...marked in the child restraint DO NOT allow others to install or use this child restraint unless they read and understand all the instructions and labels DO NOT GIVE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT to someone els...

Page 21: ...BURN THE CHILD IF LEFT IN THE SUN Contact with these parts can injure your child ALWAYS touch the surface of any metal or plastic parts before putting your child in the child restraint Cover the child...

Page 22: ...eason Any unauthorised or additions to the device without the approval of the Type Approval Authority can cause serious injury or death in a sharp turn sudden stop or crash DO NOT use anything to rais...

Page 23: ...l channels to a consumer This child restraint is warranted against defective materials and workmanship for 2 years from the date of original purchase An original receipt is required to validate your w...

Page 24: ...lied In no event will HJP or the retailer selling this product be liable to you for any damages including incidental or consequential damages or loss of use arising out of the use or inability to use...

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