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Britax Child Safety, Inc. ADVOCATE/BOULEVARD CLICKTIGHT User Guide
Comfort Pillow
The comfort pillow is
designed to provide better fit
and comfort for infants using
this child seat.
NOTE: Remove the comfort
pillow after the child can sit
comfortably in the child seat
without additional support.
Seat Positions
This child seat has 7 recline positions. To adjust the recline
position:
1. Pull the recline handle
then rotate the child seat
shell until the recline
indicator ball is in the
correct position for the
specific installation
(See Using the Recline
Indicator below).
2. Release the recline handle, then verify the child seat has
locked into position.
NOTE: Set the seat position BEFORE installing.
Using the Recline Indicator
• Rear Facing Installations -
It is important that the child
seat be properly reclined. Use the recline indicator on the
child seat to help achieve an acceptable recline angle for:
– infants and children with no head and neck
control - recline indicator ball in the light blue
section
– older children with proper head and neck
control - recline
indicator ball in light
blue or dark blue.
NOTE: If necessary,
the proper recline
angle can be
achieved by placing
a rolled towel or pool
noodle in the vehicle seat bight.
• Forward Facing Installations - Use the recline indicator
on the child seat to help achieve an acceptable recline
angle, with the recline indicator ball in the green section.
REAR FACING
FORWARD FACING
7 RECLINE POSITIONS
Overhang
It is important that the base of the child seat rests completely
flat on the vehicle seat with no side overhang. As seen in the
illustration, it is permissible to allow up to 3 in. (7.6 cm) of the
base to hang over the
front edge of the vehicle
seat. If the vehicle seat
does not allow enough
of the child seat base to
make contact, adjust the
recline angle to a more
upright position. Not
doing so could cause the
child seat to not perform
as intended.
In some cases, the vehicle head
restraint can prevent the child seat
head restraint from being raised
high enough to properly adjust the
harness for the fit of your child when
using a forward facing reclined
position. DO NOT force the child
seat head restraint past the vehicle
head restraint. Doing so could cause the child seat not to
perform as intended. If the location of the vehicle head
restraint interferes with the child seat head restraint, raise
or remove the vehicle head restraint. If the vehicle head
restraint cannot be removed, move the child seat to the
upright position or try a different seating location.
Uninstalling the Seat
1. Unbuckle the vehicle seat
belt.
NOTE: For car seats
installed with lower
connectors, see page 30.
2. Open the CLICKTIGHT.
Acceptable
Forward-Facing
Acceptable
Rear-Facing
3”
3”