7
Restraint Straps
Securing Your Child
• Place your child in the seat. Position the restraint pad between
your child’s legs.
• Fasten the restraint straps to the restraint pad.
Make sure you
hear a “click” on both sides.
• Check to be sure the restraint system is securely attached by
pulling it away from your child. The restraint system should
remain attached.
1
Restraint Pad
To tighten the restraint straps:
• Feed the anchored end of the restraint strap up through the buckle
to form a loop
A
. Pull the free end of the restraint strap
B
.
To loosen the restraint straps:
• Feed the free end of the restraint strap up through the buckle
to form a loop
A
. Enlarge the loop by pulling on the end of the
loop toward the buckle. Pull the anchored end of the restraint
strap to shorten the free end of the restraint strap
B
.
Setup and Use
2
Free End
Anchored End
TIGHTEN
LOOSEN
Free End
Anchored End
To prevent serious injury or death:
•
Fall Hazard -
It is dangerous to use this
product on an elevated surface, since child’s
movement may cause the product to slide or
tip over. Use only on a floor.
•
Suffocation Hazard -
Never use on a soft
surface (bed, sofa, cushion) since the
product can tip over and cause suffocation
in soft surfaces.
•
Never leave child unattended.
•
Never use as a carrier or lift while child is
seated. Never use the toy bar as a handle.
•
Always use the restraint system.
• Never use as a car seat.
•
Not recommended for children who can sit
up by themselves (6 months approximately,
until 9 Kg/20 lbs).
WARNING
