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•
ALWAYS
read and follow exactly the instructions that
accompany your vehicle and child restraint.
• According to accident statistics, children are safer when
properly restrained in a rear seating position than in a
front seating position. Generally, the center rear is safest
and should be used if available. Children 12 and under
should ride in the back seat of the vehicle.
• If you are unable to use the center rear seating position
and have to install this child restraint directly behind a
front vehicle seat, ensure that there is at least 38 mm
(1.5 in.) of space between any part of the child restraint
and the vehicle seat that is closest to the child’s head.
This space may be necessary for the child restraint to
properly perform in certain types of crashes.
•
ONLY
use this child restraint on
forward-facing
vehicle seats
.
DO NOT
use on vehicle seats which face
the rear or side.
•
ONLY
use this child restraint on vehicle seats with backs
that lock into place.
• Some child restraints do not fit all vehicles or all seating
locations. There are thousands of combinations of
vehicle makes, models, child restraint configurations,
seat belt designs and seat cushion shapes. The easiest
way to determine whether your child restraint is suitable
for a particular seating position is to check for a tight
installation. If the child restraint cannot be properly
installed,
DO NOT
use this child restraint. Consult vehicle
owner’s manual, try a different seating location or call
Evenflo at 1-800-233-5921 (U.S), or
1-937-773-3971 (Canada).
•
VEHICLE TYPES IN WHICH THE
RESTRAINT SYSTEM CAN NOT BE USED:
- This child restraint is not to be used in vehicles
that do not have vehicle seat belts or UAS lower
anchorages.
Location Warnings
WARNING!
DEATH or SERIOUS
INJURY can occur.
