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Warning:
Make sure that the child restraint is placed somewhere so that rigid
items and plastic parts do not become trapped in doors or movable seat
units when the seat is in everyday use.
Warning:
Always use the vehicle’s door child safety lock system, if one is
available, to make it impossible for the child to open the car doors from
inside.
Warning:
Allow the child a break during long car journeys and make sure
they don’t get out of the car unaided and without supervision.
Warning:
The child restraint must be fitted securely to the passenger seat.
Ensure that it is not loose or wobbly after you have fitted it. If it is loose, re-fit it.
Warning!
Do not use any load bearing contact points other than those
specified in these instructions and marked on the child restraint.
Warning:
The child restraint must not be used without its original cover. The
original cover is essential for the safe operation of the child restraint.
Warning:
Stop the car at regular intervals to check that the child restraint is
in the correct position and that both the car seatbelt
AND
the child restraint
harness are still taut and latched.
Warning:
In the event of an emergency it is important to be able to release
the child quickly (as defined by ECE Standards). This means that the seat
buckle cannot be fully tamper proof and you should actively discourage
your child from playing with or using the buckle.
Warning:
If you travel with passengers using both the front and the rear
passenger seats, the lighter occupants should be in the rear and the heavier
occupants in the front.
Warning:
If you have no option other than to put your child restraint on a rear
passenger seat next to side airbags:
- Consult with your vehicle manufacturer for side airbag details. It may not be
safe.
- Make sure your child does not lean into the area immediately around the
airbag.
EXTREME HAZARD
NEVER USE IN FRONT PASSENGER SEATS EQUIPPED WITH AIRBAGS
(SRS)
THIS CAN INCLUDE REAR PASSENGER SEATS THAT ARE EQUIPPED
WITH AIRBAGS*
*Consult car manufacturer for suitability. Children’s bodies are not able
to withstand the forces exerted on them by a deploying air-bag
When using the child restraint
