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7.2.2. Seat installation
It can be used forward facing only at Group II, III.
The ISOFIX connector is an optional for Group II, III. If it is connected to the ISOFIX anchor
point on the vehicle seat or not. (fig. 23 on page 14).
7.2.2.1. First Refer to chapter 4.2 to adjust the seat angle to the right position.
7.2.2.2. Then Refer to chapter 5.1 Put the child seat on to the vehicle seat, make sure the
backrest of the child seat is firmly pressed against the backrest of vehicle seat.
7.2.3. Fit your child
7.2.3.1. Let your child sit on the child seat, make
sure your child's back is against the backrest. (fig.10 on
page 10)
7.2.3.2. Adjust the height of the headrest, the space
between the top of child's shoulder and the bottom of
the headrest should be just two fingers apart.
7.2.3.3. Extend the vehicle belt to the maximum,
move the belt around in front of your child. And insert
the buckle tongue into the vehicle buckle, and hear a "click". (fig. 39, 40)
7.2.3.4. Insert the diagonal belt into the red belt guide on the
bottom of the headrest. (fig. 41)
7.2.3.5. Adjust the vehicle belt’s lab section. It is most
important to ensure that any lap strap is worn low down, so
that the pelvis is firmly engaged.
7.2.3.6. Pull the diagonal belt at the top of the vehicle buckle
make the belt tight. (fig. 41)
7.2.3.7. Then pull the diagonal belt at the top of the seat as
indicated as tight as you can. (fig. 42)
7.2.3.8. Finally check the child seat is fitted stable on the vehicle
seat.
If you find any any movement you must tighten the belt again
until the child seat is tight enough.
