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To tighten the harness, pull the harness 
adjustment strap at the front of the seat.

DO NOT allow harness straps to become
twisted. Keep them flat against your baby’s
body.

CHECK that harness is snug. You should 
not be able to insert more than two fingers
between the harness and your baby’s chest.
ALWAYS securely fasten the harness on 
your baby, whether using the seat in a vehicle
or as a carrier.

NEVER let your baby ride in the car seat 
with a loose harness, with the straps off the
shoulders, or without the harness buckled at
all. Your baby could be thrown out of the seat.

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The Harness — Fastening & Adjusting

Summary of Contents for Travel System Car Seat

Page 1: ... up to 13 Kg Group 0 IMPORTANT Read carefully and keep for future reference EXTREME HAZARD Parents should not under any circumstances use this child restraint in a passenger seat equipped with an air bag Conforms to ECE R44 03 Universal ...

Page 2: ... this child seat without fastening the child s harness correctly and never attempt to use it without fastening it into the car as described in these instructions It is most important that the car seat belt is correctly routed with the lap portion of the belt through the guides marked with light blue arrows and the diagonal belt through the guide marked with a dark blue arrow Ensure the belt webbin...

Page 3: ...folding seat If your car has a folding rear seat ensure that it is correctly latched in the upright position Car interiors can become very hot when in direct sunlight it is therefore recom mended that the child seat is covered when not in use This prevents components particularly those attached to the child seat becoming hot and burning the child In the event of an emergency it is important that t...

Page 4: ...le release button Lap belt hook Harness buckle One pull harness adjustment Hood Front view This seat is classified as Group 0 and is suitable for children from birth to 13 Kg Birth to 12 15 months A VELCRO strap is attached to your pushchair to attach your child seat securely to the pushchair Please refer to your pushchair user guide ...

Page 5: ...5 2 Getting To Know Your Child Seat Hood Pushchair release handle Level indicator Pushchair mountings Metal plate Centre belt guide Pushchair attachment latch Rear view Owner s manual compartment ...

Page 6: ...6 2 Getting To Know Your Child Seat Certain models only Shoulder pads Buckle pad Apron Not to be used while seat is in vehicle Head hugger ...

Page 7: ...ve Your Mothercare child seat can only be installed rearward facing using a lap and diagonal seat belt in the front or rear passenger seats of the car DO NOT USE THIS CHILD SEAT IN PASSENGER SEATS EQUIPPED WITH AIR BAGS Diagonal section Lap section ...

Page 8: ...n the front seat of a car must be properly restrained Children under three years must use a suitable approved restraint designed for their weight DO NOT place rear facing child seat on front seat with airbag Rear Seat All adults and children must use seat belts or child restraints where they are fitted in the rear of a car and are available for use If the appropriate restraint is not available chi...

Page 9: ...by pressing the red button on the harness buckle Do not remove the polystyrene impact pad located between the seat shell and the cover If you travel with passengers using both the front and rear seats the lighter occupants should be in the rear seats and the heavier occupants in the front of the vehicle When a child seat is in the front seat the lighter passenger should be behind the child Do not ...

Page 10: ...andle into one of three lock ing positions carrying 1 rocking or reclining 2 or sitting 3 Be sure it locks into desired position and that the release buttons pop out Always place handle in position 1 when using the car seat in a vehicle Always place handle in the down position when removing your baby from the seat 1 2 1 2 3 ...

Page 11: ... To open the harness if handle is up move it to a down position Press red button on buckle to open harness 1 Drape harness straps over seat back Place baby in seat Make sure baby s back and bottom are flat against seat Incorrect 2 Correct ...

Page 12: ...ogether The shape of the shoulder strap buckle parts prevents incorrect insertion Push the shoulder buckle parts into the buckle A positive click will be heard indicating the buckle is secure Check that the buckle is secure by pulling the shoulder straps and the crotch strap 3 4 ...

Page 13: ...should not be able to insert more than two fingers between the harness and your baby s chest ALWAYS securely fasten the harness on your baby whether using the seat in a vehicle or as a carrier NEVER let your baby ride in the car seat with a loose harness with the straps off the shoulders or without the harness buckled at all Your baby could be thrown out of the seat 5 7 The Harness Fastening Adjus...

Page 14: ...ps to the higher slots The correct slots are those at or below the height of your child s shoulders DO NOT use upper harness slots with a small infant The harness may not securely hold a small baby in a crash 6 7 Correct Incorrect 7 The Harness Fastening Adjusting ...

Page 15: ...and pull on the harness to slacken it Behind the seat take the two shoulder strap ends off the metal plate and pull the ends of the straps through the slots in the seat cover Insert them into the appropriate set of slots Reassemble the strap ends onto the plate 7 The Harness Adjusting the Shoulder Height ...

Page 16: ...For a larger baby use the upper shoulder slots and the end strap loops WARNING Use extreme care in threading the straps according to the diagram Pull on the straps to check that the junction plate holds them firmly If the straps are not secure they will not protect your baby 10 7 The Harness Adjusting the Shoulder Height 11 ...

Page 17: ...ing the Shoulder Height Do not leave the strap ends hanging in front of the junction plate as shown A poor connection may not be noticed Do not just thread the straps through the junction plate openings They will slide out 12 ...

Page 18: ...gned head support To use the support thread the harness straps through the slots in the head support cushion 8 The Rocking Feature The seat features a curved base for use as a rocker on a flat surface To put the seat in a non rocking position put the handle in position 3 Never place the seat on a raised surface whether rocking or not it could fall off Always do up the buckle 1 2 3 ...

Page 19: ...d while seat is in your vehicle as it will obstruct access to the buckle in an emergency Place apron on seat as shown Make sure apron is covering the edges of your seat 1 To secure apron to seat fasten the VELCRO together at the side of seat pad and apron as shown Repeat on other side 2 ...

Page 20: ...ion of seat belt over the child seat and under the two lap belt hooks Place the shoulder belt around the back of the child seat exactly as shown making sure it runs through the centre guide on the back of the seat and under the first notch see diagram Fasten the safety belt buckle 1 Centre guides Notch opposite shoulder belt origin Belt hooks Shoulder belt Lap belt ...

Page 21: ... using a manual belt tighten the belt as fully as possible Check that the seat is securely installed WARNING DO NOT use child seat in any vehicle seat position where vehicle belt does not hold child seat tightly NEVER leave a child seat unsecured in your vehicle A loose child seat could be thrown into a passenger in a sudden stop or crash and cause serious injury or death ...

Page 22: ...or requires that your vehicle be parked on level ground during installation of the child seat Look straight on at the level indicator to check it If the level indicator shows only blue then the safety seat is properly levelled If the seat is too upright or too reclined showing any orange in the level indicator shift the child seat up or down on the ends of seat until level indicator shows ONLY blu...

Page 23: ...oving The Cover Pull the fabric seat cover off the front and rear of the seat and proceed to remove the harness belts 2 Pull up the side flap of fabric and unhook the elastic strap on each side of the car seat 1 ...

Page 24: ...ng The Cover Remove shoulder pads A buckle pad B and head hugger C Push the shoulder harness through the slots in the fabric cover Push the crotch strap and harness buckle through the slot in the seat pad 3 4 A B C ...

Page 25: ...ify the car seat Replace the car seat Car seat pad head hugger buckle pad and shoulder pads may be machine washed on delicate cycle and drip dried DO NOT BLEACH Car seat metal and plastic parts may be cleaned by wiping with a mild soap and water solution DO NOT BLEACH Do not immerse the harness straps in water Doing so may affect their strength Dirty straps should be spot cleaned or replaced Regul...

Page 26: ... or broken Never use this seat after it is involved in a vehicle crash Due to the effects of normal wear and tear changing vehicle restraint systems and European standard revisions we recommend that this car seat be replaced with a new model after five years Whenever the car seat is replaced please dispose of the old one properly so it will not be reused ...

Page 27: ...egral part of the restraint performance The safety of this seat may be compromised by the use of accessories not approved by Mothercare 27 OPTIONAL CAR SEAT BASE For your added convenience an optional car seat base is available to purchase separately The base makes fitting your car seat into your car much simpler Once the base is fitted correctly into the car the car seat can be simply clicked in ...

Page 28: ...ed the harness to suit your child A fitting for winter clothes will be too loose for a child wearing summer clothes 2 Check that you have installed your child seat properly using a 3 point lap and diagonal belt see section 11 Fitting Your Child Seat Into Your Car 3 Check that your child seat is secure before each journey REMEMBER Misusing your child seat will reduce the protection and safety you o...

Page 29: ...h this product or require replacement parts please contact your nearest Mothercare store or telephone the Mothercare Customer Care Line on 01923 210 210 Alternatively write to Customer Care Mothercare Cherry Tree Road Watford Herts WD24 6SH 29 ...

Page 30: ...t for this age group 3 This child restraint has been classified as Universal under more stringent conditions than those which applied to earlier designs which do not carry this notice 4 If in doubt consult either the child restraint manufacturer or the retailer 5 Only suitable if the approved vehicles are fitted with 3 point static or 3 point retractor safety belts approved to UN ECE Regulation No...

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