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the harness and the buckle.
Should the child car seat be worn, contact your retailer’s after-sales
service.
Check every time you fit the car seat that the vehicle seat belt has not
become twisted.
Before travelling, check that luggage or other heavy or sharp objects
are secured in the car. Loose objects are liable to cause injury in the
event of an accident.
When travelling with other passengers using the front and rear seats,
the lighter occupant should be in the rear of the vehicle and the
heavier occupant in the front passenger seat.
Also make sure that each passenger uses the vehicle safety belts
correctly.
Whenever the car seat is left in the vehicle without the child in it,
always ensure it is correctly fitted using the vehicle seat belt and
the Isofix connectors, to prevent it from being thrown
about in the
event of an accident.
Car interiors can become very hot when left in direct sunlight. It is
therefore recommended that the car seat, when not in use, is covered
by ( for example ) a towel. This prevents components, particularly
those attached to the child car seat, becoming hot and burning the
child.
Things not to do
IMPORTANT:
Never install the seat by using only the Isofix
connectors. They must ALWAYS be used in combination with the car
seat safety belts.
Never use the child seat without fastening the child’s harness cor-
rectly, and never use it without fastening it into the car as described
in these fitting instructions.
Never place any padding between the base of the car seat and the
vehicle seat, as it could impair the safety of the car seat.
Do not add or modify this product in any way.
Never use spare parts that are not recommended or supplied by the
manufacturer.
Summary of Contents for SLF 123
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