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locks in the two positions of use: rear facing and forward
facing.
To change the position of the seat:
Pull the lever (13) found on the side of the sear and pull
the seat towards you. 2 .a
Release the lever and turn the seat to the required po-
sition. It will lock when it reaches the position for trave-
lling.
2
.b
WARNING: In vehicles that are not fitted with rear
seat doors, the rotation of the seat is limited due to
the space between the seat and the sides.
G. PLACING THE CHILD IN THE SEAT
The IKONIC safety seat should preferably be installed on
the rear seat of the vehicle. Before installing the safe-
ty seat, make sure that the vehicle seat where you are
going to install it is i-Size, or that it is fitted with ISOfix
anchors and that your vehicle is on the list of compatible
vehicles.
To make it easier to place the child in the seat, you can
turn the seat so it faces the car door. The seat will not
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lock in this position, once the child is in the seat the seat
should be turned back to the position for travelling.
For babies up to 60 cm in height use the cushion insert.
When using the insert, the headrest of the seat should be
in the lowest position. Read section H for instructions on
how to adjust the headrest height.
Place the cushion insert in the seat, passing the shoulder
straps through the slot below the headrest.
Fasten the baby in following the steps below:
Pull the lever (13) found on the side of the seat and turn
the seat. 3 .a
Loosen the integrated belts by pulling the straps (5b)
above the buckle while pressing the tightening button
(5c). 3 .b
Unfasten the buckle (5a). 3 .c
Place the child in the seat making sure that they are sit-
ting well back and that their back is straight. Join the top
ends of the buckle. 3 .d
Insert them into the central lock and press until you hear
them click. 3 .e
Pull the tightening strap (5b). 3 .f
Turn the seat to the position for travelling, you don’t need
to pull the lever. 3 .g
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