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tongues together ( Fig. 27), then push them into the buckle
until they ‘click’ into place, indicating that the buckle is cor-
rectly locked (Fig. 28).
Following Fig. 29, position the straps over the shoulders (A) and
across the lap (B) and the buckle (C) between the child’s legs;
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Warning!
The crotch buckle has a fixed length and cannot
be adjusted. Do not pull on the chest pads.
To unlock the safety harness, press the red button on the buc-
kle (Fig. 25).
Adjusting the safety harness and headrest:
A correctly adjusted headrest and harness ensure optimal
protection for your child in the safety seat.
The harness height adjustment of this seat is integrated in the
headrest adjustment and is achieved by moving the car seat
headrest up or down.
Always check the height of the shoulder straps and make sure
they are correctly adjusted at the same level of the shoulders
or slightly above (Fig. 30)
To raise or lower the shoulder straps and the headrest: grip
the lever (Fig. 31) in the rear of the backrest and move up-
wards or downwards until the shoulder straps are adequately
leveled.
Release the lever to lock the headrest and the harness in the
required position.
Pull the harness adjustment strap (32), at the front of the car
seat, until the harness is a comfortable, snug fit on the child’s
body.
to better protect your child:
Make sure your child is securely fastened in the safety seat
and the harness snugly fits over his/her body.
Never leave your child unattended in the safety seat or in the
vehicle.
When installing your child on the rear seat of the vehicle,
move the front seat forward far enough to avoid his feet hit-
ting the backrest of the front seat (this may also prevent risk
of injury, in the case of an accident).
When entering in or exiting your child from the vehicle, do it
only on the safe side of the street, away from traffic.
During long journeys stop regularly, children get tired easily.
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