Car interiors can become very hot when standing in direct sunlight – it is
therefore recommended that the car seat is covered by a towel when not in
use. This prevents the car seat and its metal parts becoming hot and burning
the child.
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 or sudden
braking.
Do not allow the seat to be in contact with corrosive substances.
When travelling with other passengers using both the front and the rear seats,
the lighter occupant should travel in the rear of the vehicle and the heavier
occupant in the front passenger seat.
When the car seat is left in the vehicle without the child in it, always ensure it is
correctly fitted using the vehicle's safety belt to prevent it from being thrown
about in an accident.
The car seat should be replaced after an impact or accident.
Store this car seat in a safe place when it is not being used. Avoid placing
heavy objects on top of it.
3. Usage
3.1 Correct position of the child seat in vehicle
Only suitable if the approved vehicles
are fitted with 3-point safety-belts,
approved to UN/ECE Regulation
No.16 or other equivalent standards
The child seat must only be installed using
a lap and diagonal seat belt.
Important:
Correct fitting
Incorrect fitting
D
iagonal belt
and Lap belt
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