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4.
To adjust pads, lift the upholstery cover from the sides of the
restraint shell. The pads are located between the inside of the
plastic shell and the cover.
5.
Stretch the upholstery cover back over the pads and the edge of
the shell.
Optional Accessories
Seat Depth Extender
The seat depth extender provides extra
support for taller individuals. It is used
when a user’s legs have grown too long to
allow a comfortable seating position.
Extensor Thrust Wedge
Changes seat to back angle by increasing
the front height.
Swing-Away Abductor
The swing-away abductor is
used to improve hip
alignment and stabilize
seating posture.
Headwings
Height adjustable soft-padded headwings
Block Style Positioning Pads
Additional pads for special positioning needs.
Block style, two pads 2½” thick and two pads
1½” thick.
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Lap belts with an emergency locking retractor (ELR), which means
that the lap belt will only lock in the event of a sudden stop or crash.
Motorized seat belts that automatically surround the passenger
when the door is closed.
Combination lap and shoulder belts with a “sewn lock plate”. The
lap belt is sewn to the side of the lock plate (the “male” part of the
seat belt buckle), while the shoulder belt is sewn to the top of the
lock plate. Each belt feeds into a separate emergency-locking
retractor prohibiting proper control of the seat belt tension.
This Positioning Restraint System must
ONLY
be used in
forward-
facing vehicle seats.
This Positioning Restraint System is to be used
ONLY
in the
forward-facing position.
This Positioning Restraint System
CANNOT
be used in the
following seating positions:
Rear-facing vehicle seats, such as those in some vans or
buses.
Side-facing vehicle seats, such as those in some vans and
pick-up trucks.
Flip-down vehicle seats, often referred to as “jump-seats.”
NOTE: According to research sponsored by the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration, children are
significantly safer when properly restrained in the back seat,
compared to the front seat.
Vehicle Seating Positions