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GENERAL USE

– Using Canopy

Canopy easily adjusts to one of

three (3) positions.

TO EXTEND CANOPY

Slowly pull forward on main canopy

frame until resting in desired position.

TO RETRACT/STOW CANOPY

Gently push downward on main

canopy frame allowing the center

support and canopy fabric to guide

into the storage compartment in

carrier.

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Summary of Contents for MESA V2

Page 1: ...From 4 35 lbs...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ifetime Warranty you MUST register within three months of purchase and provide a valid purchase receipt form an authorized UPPAbaby retailer The lifetime of the product is defined as the period of use...

Page 4: ...19 LATCH Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children 20 Overview of Vehicle Seat Belt Systems 21 Unsafe Vehicle Seat Belt Systems Seating 22 Base Installation With Lower Anchors 24 Leveling the Base 24 Ba...

Page 5: ...0 Securing Your Child 51 Infant Insert 53 Attaching Carrier to Base 54 Releasing Carrier from Base 55 Using Canopy 56 Using Carry Handle 57 Important Checks 58 Stroller Compatibility 59 Fitting Carrie...

Page 6: ...or call 844 823 3132 or register online at uppababy com registration carseat For recall information call the U S Government s Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 or go online t...

Page 7: ...s manufacturer This child restraint is for use by children who meet BOTH requirements below WEIGHT REQUIREMENTS 4 35 lbs 1 8 15 9 kg HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS 32 81 3 cm or less The Infant Insert is designe...

Page 8: ...6 BEFORE YOU BEGIN NOTICE OF EXPIRATION Discontinue use of this child restraint after 7 years from the date of manufacture or after a crash Refer to labels on bottom of Carrier and Base...

Page 9: ...osition when using it in the vehicle WARNINGS GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR NEVER place this Child Restraint on a front seat with an airbag DEATH OR SERIOUS INJU...

Page 10: ...or push the child s body into an unnatural position SUFFOCATION HAZARD Infant carrier can roll over on soft surfaces and suffocate child NEVER place carrier on beds sofas or other soft surfaces WARNI...

Page 11: ...m blinds or drapes can strangle a child NEVER hang strings on or over the carrier or attach to handle NEVER place items with a string around a child s neck such as hood strings pacifier cords etc FALL...

Page 12: ...serious injury to your child or other vehicle occupants NEVER leave child unattended ALWAYS keep child properly harnessed when child is in carrier NEVER leave child in Child Restraint when straps are...

Page 13: ...hild Restraints can become very hot Park in the shade or where sun does not directly hit the Child Restraint Cover the Child Restraint with a sheet or blanket when not in use ALWAYS properly store low...

Page 14: ...n the harness DO NOT use this Child Restraint system if the top of the child s head is less than 1 from the top of the headrest when in its highest position DO NOT use this Child Restraint system in a...

Page 15: ...y with this Child Restraint It is not a toy DO NOT use any accessories pads or products supplied by other manufacturers with this Child Restraint unless approved and tested by UPPAbaby Items not teste...

Page 16: ...uides 2 2 Lower Anchor Connector Release Buttons 2 3 Level Adjust Button 4 Tightness Indicator 5 Lower Anchor Connectors 6 Lower Anchor Connector Webbing 7 Vehicle Belt Lock Off Closed FEATURES OVERVI...

Page 17: ...WHEN NO RED VISIBLE 8 Vehicle Belt Lock Off Open 9 Level Angle Indicators 2 10 Adjustment Foot 11 Lower Anchor Connector Storage 12 Instruction Manual Storage 13 Locking Clip FEATURES OVERVIEW Overvie...

Page 18: ...7 Harness Adjuster Strap 8 Buckle Latch Plates 2 9 Harness Holder Pockets 2 10 Retainer Clip 11 Harness Straps 12 Canopy 13 Manufactured Expiration Date 14 Harness Anchors 2 15 Vehicle Seat Belt Guid...

Page 19: ...17 FEATURES OVERVIEW Overview of Carrier...

Page 20: ...he MESA V2 does not install best in the rear center seating location it is recommended to move to one of the outboard seating positions Before installing this child restraint you MUST determine the me...

Page 21: ...affect the installation WARNING NEVER place a rear facing only child restraint in front of an active airbag Lower Anchor pg 24 Lap Shoulder Belt pg 30 Lap Belt Only pg 30 BASE INSTALLATION CARRIER IN...

Page 22: ...with this rear facing carrier Only lower anchors are used NOTE In order to use the rear center seating position with lower anchor the distance between the lower anchors may be up to 22 and the seatin...

Page 23: ...or that require additional steps CHECK YOUR VEHICLE OWNER S INSTRUCTION BOOK for information regarding your vehicle seat belt system s This child restraint is compatible with most vehicle seat belt s...

Page 24: ...lled on vehicle seats that face forward DO NOT install in seats that face to the sides or rear of the vehicle WARNING DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR CHECK YOUR Vehicle instruction book for informat...

Page 25: ...locking retractor Door mounted Lap Shoulder with two retractors Motorized automatic Inflatable DO NOT use this Child Restraint with the following seat belt systems VEHICLE COMPATIBILITY Unsafe Vehicl...

Page 26: ...ange the recline angle Check the angle indicators on either side of the base The base is level when only the GREEN marker is visible between the two arrows No RED should be visible LEVEL WHEN NO RED V...

Page 27: ...to the vehicle lower anchors located in the vehicle seat bight crease of seat NOTE Check lower anchor connectors are in the upright position 3 Apply pressure firmly into the base allowing all the exce...

Page 28: ...have what industry professionals call a waterfall A waterfall is the wedge of material where your vehicle seat cushion and seat back meet In some cases this may interfere with the leveling foot on you...

Page 29: ...cated on either side of the MESA base It MUST be all GREEN In cases where a waterfall is present we recommend extending the foot to its HIGHEST position 3 Push the base into the seat back If there is...

Page 30: ...t bight crease of seat to tighten Recline angle is correct Base is level when only GREEN is visible between the two arrows on the level indicator No RED should be visible Base doesn t move more than 1...

Page 31: ...UNINSTALLING THE BASE 1 Press the RED button on the lower anchor connector while pulling the connector off the vehicle anchor 2 Store lower anchor connectors in designated housing found on each side o...

Page 32: ...indicators on either side of the base The base is level when only the GREEN marker is visible between the two arrows No RED should be visible LEVEL WHEN NO RED VISIBLE LEVEL WHEN NO RED VISIBLE NOTE V...

Page 33: ...31 LAP SHOULDER ROUTING METHOD PAGE 32 LAP BELT ONLY ROUTING METHOD PAGE 34 BASE INSTALLATION WITH VEHICLE SEAT BELT PROCEED TO CHOSEN INSTALLATION METHOD...

Page 34: ...the vehicle belt through the vehicle belt path while guiding the lap portion of the belt as close as possi ble to the top of the lock off where the door hinges Buckle the vehicle belt 3 Hold shoulder...

Page 35: ...ssible to the top of the lock off NOTE Tightness indicator should be GREEN 5 Close the top section of the lock off over the lap shoul der belt 1 Second close the bottom section of the lock off over th...

Page 36: ...E L W H E N N O R E D V I S I B L E 1 Open lock off 2 Route the vehicle belt through the belt path while guiding the lap portion of the belt as close as possible to the topside of the lock off where t...

Page 37: ...f the lock off over the belt then close the bottom section of the lock off over the belt Make sure you push the bottom of the lock off all the way down until you hear an audible click NOTE Before clos...

Page 38: ...ll is the wedge of material where your vehicle seat cushion and seat back meet In some cases this may interfere with the leveling foot on your UPPAbaby MESA preventing it from sitting properly in the...

Page 39: ...waterfall is present we recommend extending the foot to its HIGHEST position 4 Push the base into the seat back If there is a gap between the top of the MESA base and the back of the vehicle seat plac...

Page 40: ...ightness indicator is GREEN after each use If it is not reinstall base Recline angle is correct Base is level when only GREEN is visible between the two arrows on the level indicator No RED should be...

Page 41: ...39 UNINSTALLING THE BASE 1 Unbuckle seat belt 2 Open lock off 3 Remove seat belt BASE INSTALLATION WITH VEHICLE SEAT BELT...

Page 42: ...llation LAP SHOULDER PREFERRED ROUTING METHOD Installation with both the lap and shoulder belt PAGE 42 LAP SHOULDER OPTIONAL ROUTING METHOD Installation with both the lap and shoulder belt PAGE 44 LAP...

Page 43: ...r facing on the vehicle seat 2 Make sure the vehicle is parked on level ground and the RED line on the carrier is level to the vehicle floor CARRIER INSTALLATION WITH VEHICLE SEAT BELT 2 1 For a more...

Page 44: ...belt guides on the carrier and buckle the seat belt 2 Route belt around the seat back through the rear belt guide If shoulder belt does not route around the back of the MESA V2 carrier follow LAP SHOU...

Page 45: ...at bight crease of the seat and gently apply pressure from behind the carrier into the vehicle seat back At the same time pull on the shoulder portion of the vehicle belt closest to the buckle and hol...

Page 46: ...or more information on locking your seat belt for child restraint installations 3 Push the carrier into the vehicle seat bight crease of the seat and gently apply pressure from behind the carrier into...

Page 47: ...Optional Routing Method 4 Feed excess webbing into the vehicle retractor 5 Rotate carry handle forward to the 4th rebound position when in use NOTE Check that the carrier is still properly leveled 4 R...

Page 48: ...rease of the seat and gently apply pressure from behind the carrier into the vehicle seat back At the same time pull on the looser portion of the lap belt closest to the buckle and hold tightly NOTE B...

Page 49: ...Unbuckle the belt without letting the webbing slip 2 Thread the locking clip onto both lap and shoulder belts 1 from the latch plate 3 Re buckle the vehicle belt CARRIER INSTALLATION WITH VEHICLE SEAT...

Page 50: ...ack at the belt path Angle is correct when The RED line on the carrier is level with the vehicle floor The carry handle must be locked in the 4th rebound position when in use Vehicle belt is secure an...

Page 51: ...e does not interfere with the belt guides on the infant carrier WARNING DO NOT use base with aircraft installation Only the carrier is certified for aircraft use Inflatable seat belts are not compatib...

Page 52: ...t up or down 2 Position the head restraint so the harness rests at the child s shoulders or slightly below GENERAL USE SIP Carriage Harness Positioning This child restraint has an adjustable head rest...

Page 53: ...aking sure their body is making full contact with the seating surface Place harness over child and insert buckle tongues into the buckle until a click is heard Pull up on the buckle tongues to make su...

Page 54: ...around your child 6 Close retainer clip and position at armpit level Make sure the shoulder pads don t interfere with positioning the chest clip HARNESS SHOULD BE SNUG Pinch harness webbing at child s...

Page 55: ...h buckle rests securely against child with no gaps and child is not sitting on top of the buckle 4 Room to tighten harness properly 5 Child is not slouching To ensure a better fit for smaller infants...

Page 56: ...st be locked in the 4th rebound position when in use in the vehicle 1 Place carrier on base until a click is heard 2 Check for a secure connection by pulling up on carry handle GENERAL USE Attaching C...

Page 57: ...55 1 Pull and hold carrier release button on back of the carrier 2 Lift carrier off base GENERAL USE Releasing Carrier from Base 1 2...

Page 58: ...3 positions TO EXTEND CANOPY Slowly pull forward on main canopy frame until resting in desired position TO RETRACT STOW CANOPY Gently push downward on main canopy frame allowing the center support an...

Page 59: ...th handle adjustment buttons and rotate forward or backward WARNING NEVER use non regulated products with this child restraint unless approved by UPPAbaby 1 2 3 4 The carry handle must be locked in an...

Page 60: ...ront of an active airbag Install using lower anchor or the vehicle seat belt not both DO NOT secure an infant in the carrier with extra material bulky clothing or extra padding Instead place a blanket...

Page 61: ...h attachment posts on stroller 2 Let carrier slide onto attachment posts An audible click indicates proper attachment 3 Lift up on car seat handle to check attachment Prior to fitting MESA V2 carrier...

Page 62: ...60 1 Engage and hold the stroller release button on the top of the carry handle 2 Lift the carrier off stroller frame 1 STROLLER COMPATIBILITY Releasing Carrier from Stroller Frame 2...

Page 63: ...ANING PLASTIC Spot clean using warm water with mild detergent DO NOT bleach Spot clean using warm water with mild detergent DO NOT bleach Air dry completely before re use or storage Towel dry complete...

Page 64: ...SIP Padding Removal Following are fabric removal instructions for cleaning 2 1 Unbuckle retainer clip and harness 2 Pull forward on SIP padding releasing harness straps 3 Pull SIP padding down from bo...

Page 65: ...m front sides of carrier 3 Loosen padding from front end of carrier and free padding from around harness adjuster release button housing 4 Raise SIP to highest position and pull back padding panel Sli...

Page 66: ...g Removal 5 6 5 Slide SIP to lowest position and release 8 plastic tabs from upper portion of carrier 6 Thread SIP adjuster tab through buttonhole in top of seat pad 7 Pull seat padding up and forward...

Page 67: ...side tab behind seat foam and under post Repeat on other side 3 Place second side tab into designated plastic slot and third side tab behind seat foam Repeat on other side 4 Tuck top 2 tabs into desig...

Page 68: ...tallation 6 7 8 6 Raise SIP headrest into highest position 7 Pull harness adjuster strap through opening in seat pad and install pad around adjuster release button housing 8 Wrap padding around front...

Page 69: ...lower part of SIP carriage into pocket on the back of SIP padding 2 Guide harness straps back into slots in SIP padding 3 Secure SIP cover tightly around SIP ears CARE MAINTENANCE SIP Padding Install...

Page 70: ...e UPPAbaby will provide replacement parts or conduct repairs as determined fitting by the company UPPAbaby reserves the right to exchange item with a replacement part Some parts may be replaced with n...

Page 71: ...al wear and tear Damage or degradation caused by the sun sweat detergents damp storage conditions or frequent washings Repairs or modifications carried out by a third party Product purchased from an u...

Page 72: ...ed 2022 UPPAbaby UPPAbaby and all associated logos are trademarks All product specifications are correct at time of print UPPAbaby reserves the right to change anything at any time without prior notic...

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