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Summary of Contents for HARNESS

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Page 2: ...lt 29 With Lap Only Seat Belt 35 Headrest Installation 42 Securing Child In Harness 44 Proper Use Checklist 50 Page Booster Mode 51 Converting to Booster Mode 53 Installation 56 With LATCH 56 Without...

Page 3: ...r SafeGuard Go The DVD video instructions are included in the front pocket of this manual for your convenience Mini DVD discs are compatible in standard tray loading DVD players Do not use this DVD in...

Page 4: ...E THIS CHILD RESTRAINT FACING THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE DO NOT install rear facing WARNING ALWAYS SECURE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT WITH THE VEHICLE S CHILD RESTRAINT ANCHORAGE SYSTEM LATCH IF AVAILABLE OR W...

Page 5: ...NS CAREFULLY Ensure all vehicle occupants are properly restrained before traveling Unrestrained occupants can be thrown around and may be seriously injured or seriously injure other occupants in a sha...

Page 6: ...m 3 years old or older Note Children in this range are approximately 4 to 12 years old Top of child s ears are below top of vehicle seat cushion or vehicle headrest Booster Mode 40 100 pounds 18 45 kg...

Page 7: ...on page 51 Harness Mode Features Removable Headrest Harness Height Adjuster Chest Clip Harness Buckle Seat Cover Buckle Pad Lower LATCH Connector 5 Point Harness Tether Adjuster Tether Harness Adjust...

Page 8: ...R THIS CHILD RESTRAINT Some vehicles do not have any seating positions that can be used safely with a child restraint Vehicle Information Vehicle Features Important Refer to your vehicle owner s manua...

Page 9: ...ILD RESTRAINT Lower Anchors Tether Anchors WARNING According to crash statistics children are safer when properly restrained in rear vehicle seating positions rather than front seating positions The c...

Page 10: ...ts If you are unsure whether the vehicle seat belts are acceptable to use contact the vehicle manufacturer or call SafeGuard Customer Service at 1 800 586 7839 The vehicle lower anchors may be visible...

Page 11: ...child restraint securely NEVER use a lap belt only when using the child restraint in a belt positioning booster mode Lap belts forward of the seat bight seat crease Some vehicle seat belt systems lap...

Page 12: ...SNUGLY ADJUST THE HARNESS provided with this child restraint around your child An improperly adjusted harness may not suf ciently restrain the child in a crash resulting in serious injury or death Ins...

Page 13: ...ETHER THE HARNESS MODE CAN NOT BE USED WITHOUT THE TETHER Never attach two LATCH connectors to one LATCH anchor Use LATCH only in seating positions approved by the vehicle manufacturer Read and follow...

Page 14: ...ed properly 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 with the second LATCH connector B C D 6 Tightly secure the base of the child restraint Pull one LATCH strap while rmly pushing child restraint down into vehicle seat...

Page 15: ...rear of arms as illustrated Pull forward and side to side on the child restraint K The installation is secure if the child restraint does not move more than 1 inch in any direction If the child restra...

Page 16: ...r is available A Refer to vehicle owner s manual to determine the exact tether anchor location If a tether anchor is not available do NOT use this child restraint WARNING FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUC...

Page 17: ...seat belt 6 Tighten the vehicle seat belt Remove any twists from the vehicle belt Push child restraint rmly into vehicle seat by placing knee on child restraint Grasp shoulder portion of belt near veh...

Page 18: ...J2 or J3 H I 32 Lap Shoulder Belt cont d N 9 Secure the tether Secure the tether hook to the vehicle tether anchor K Pull free end of tether strap to tighten and remove any slack L Check to be sure te...

Page 19: ...DE 35 A Lap Shoulder Belt cont d Installation With Vehicle Seat Belts 30 60 Pounds 34 52 WARNING FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Use this child restraint FORWA...

Page 20: ...ic locking retractor ALR Pull seat belt to remove any slack and feed seat belt back into the retractor to tightly secure the child restraint G Important Note Refer to pages 17 20 for additional vehicl...

Page 21: ...n headrest posts whenever possible J1 If tether strap can not be routed under vehicle headrest route strap either around or over headrest J2 or J3 H I 38 Lap Only cont d 9 Secure the tether Secure the...

Page 22: ...ble move unused vehicle seat belts out of the child s reach to avoid a strangulation hazard Check for a secure installation before every use of the child restraint O Lap Only cont d Removal To remove...

Page 23: ...ing Remove headrest and store in travel bag for future use D C Reinstall Headrest Fold child restraint so back of the harness faces up Place headrest on back of child restraint facing down with I shap...

Page 24: ...rness height adjuster to uppermost position by squeezing adjuster together in center A Repeat with second harness height adjuster Loosen harness Push left harness adjuster button and pull up on left s...

Page 25: ...the child H Repeat with second harness strap 46 F G H HARNESS MODE Securing Child cont d I J A snug strap should not allow any slack It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging It does not...

Page 26: ...pulling apart M Loosen harness Pull shoulder strap up while pushing button on harness adjuster located on outside of child s leg Repeat with second harness strap N M 48 HARNESS MODE N Securing Child c...

Page 27: ...2 inches 86 132 cm HARNESS MODE 51 Belt Positioning Booster Mode 40 100 LBS 43 57 WARNING FAILURE TO FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH USE ONLY WITH CHILDREN WHO WEIGH BETW...

Page 28: ...s 18 45 kg 43 57 inches 109 145 cm BOOSTER MODE A1 53 1 Buckle harness and fasten chest clip to prevent tangling 2 With bottom of child restraint facing up use athead screwdriver to loosen ve harness...

Page 29: ...l box or travel bag BOOSTER Mode D E 54 Converting to Booster Mode cont d F 55 8 Attach shoulder belt positioner Insert loop end of strap through rear harness bracket opening in seat base F Pass the c...

Page 30: ...owner s manual to determine the exact lower LATCH anchor locations If lower LATCH anchors are NOT available go to page 59 Installation Without LATCH A 57 2 Position the child restraint facing forward...

Page 31: ...oes not remain securely attached repeat steps 1 7 or move the child restraint to another seating location E F Installation With LATCH cont d 59 G Removal To detach LATCH connectors from vehicle lower...

Page 32: ...to slouch 2 Make sure vehicle belt is not twisted 3 Route lap portion of lap shoulder belt under both child restraint armrests Shoulder portion should go under armrest on buckle side only A A 61 B D C...

Page 33: ...d and cannot move more than 1 inch in any direction at the base of the armrests IF installed without LATCH LATCH connectors are stored in storage locations on side of child restraint 3 Tops of child s...

Page 34: ...ring The Child Restraint Store the child restraint in its travel bag and or in the original box Keep in a cool dry area Do not place any heavy objects on top of it Aircraft Use This child restraint sy...

Page 35: ...se as shown B 4 Open Velcro attachments on each side of cover A B 5 Remove cover from armrests 6 Route harness buckle through cover 7 Remove the seat cover Cleaning the Cover Remove instruction manual...

Page 36: ...rness cover facing you insert bottom ap of harness cover under harness cross strap as shown E C D E 6 Open Velcro closure on back of harness cover 7 Secure bottom ap of harness cover to Velcro on back...

Page 37: ...all harness buckle bracket by pushing bracket completely through top of cover and seat base A Tip Grasp bracket on bottom of child restraint to help pull through seat base 3 Thread buckle through elas...

Page 38: ...800 586 7839 E F G Replacement Parts Replacement parts may be ordered online at www safeguardgo com or by contacting SafeGuard Customer Service at 1 800 586 7839 The product model number and date of...

Page 39: ...lied In no event will IMMI be liable for any damages including incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use the SafeGuard Go It is expressly agreed that the liability...

Page 40: ...4 days of receipt If the warranty claim is denied and the seat is safe to use the seat will be returned If the warranty claim is denied and the product is unsafe to use it will not be returned You may...

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