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ble-dry; do not iron. Please observe the instructions on its
washing label.
removing the fabric cover:
Loosen the shoulders’ straps as much as possible.
Grip the lever in the front to recline completely the seat.
Undo the shoulder straps behind the backrest (Fig. 33 and
34) and slide them both through the slots in the backrest and
the headrest from the front of the child seat and through the
shoulders’ pads (Fig. 35).
Turn outwards the plastic strips sawn on the left and right si-
des of the cover edges and unhook the cover in the front.
Open the harness buckle.
Remove the cover of the headrest and the strap pads (Fig. 36).
Slide the cover off the harness buckle and the seat.
re-fitting the cover:
Follow the reverse procedure of removal above, making sure
to thread correctly the shoulder straps and not to twist them.
matErIals
Frame: Polypropylene – High density Polyethylene - Polyami-
de - Steel.
Cover: 100% Polyester.
mEasurEmEnts
L: 44 cm; H: 76 cm; P: 66 cm.
VIII. GuarantEE
All our products are made from the finest quality materials
and are manufactured under the strictest quality controls.
We guarantee all our products or parts thereof, for a period
of two (2) years from the date of purchase against manufac-
turing defects.
For guarantee purposes we will require proof of purchase. We re-
commend that the receipt for your product is kept in a safe place.
For any claim related with this child seat guarantee we suggest
to contact your retailer who will advise you how to proceed.
Exclusions:
Should any modification be made to this child safety seat, this
guarantee shall be invalidated, the manufacturer solely being
authorized to make any modifications to this child safety seat
and to provide all necessary original parts.
Fabric normal wearing and/or colour fading as a result of its
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