Safeline Sit'n'Stroll manual Be sure the vehicle seat belts are not twisted

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1.Place the Sit’n’Strollin the vehicle forward facing.

2.Place the lap belt around the front of the Sit’n’Strolland position it through the appropriate forward-facing vehicle belt path. Click the latch plate into the buckle.

3.Push down firmly on the Sit’n’Strollto sink it into the car’s seat cushion while pulling on the end of the lap belt or shoulder part of the lap/ shoulder belt. You may have to press on one armrest at a time to get the auto belt tight. Pull the seat belt as tight as possible across the unit.

4.Secure the top tether to the vehicle tether anchor if desired.

5.Rock the Sit’n’Strollsideways and pull it forward from the vehicle’s seat to check it is securely tightened. If it moves away from the vehicle seat, retighten the vehicle seat belts.

6.If you have tightened the belt and it is still not secure, move it to another seating location and repeat steps 1-5. If there is no location in your vehicle that will securely hold the restraint, do not use it! Contact your vehicle dealer to have a vehicle belt installed that will remain tight.

Be sure the vehicle seat belts are not twisted.

Switchable Retractors

This type of seat belt system stays loose during normal driving. However, they have special retractors which allow use with child restraints. Read your vehicle owner’s manual and look for a label on the vehicle seat belt. Note: Not all vehicle belts with switchable retractors have instructions for securing child restraints on the vehicle belt.

1.Pull the vehicle belt all the way out. You may hear a ratchet sound as the belt retracts into the car frame.

2.Follow steps 1-5 in the directions for manually adjusted belts above.

3.Ensure the vehicle belt is securely locked by pulling slowly on the shoulder portion of the belt. It should remain locked. If it is not locked, allow the car seat belt to fully retract and repeat.

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Contents Page Page Limited Six Month Warranty Table of Contents International Patents and DescriptionsGet to Know Your Sit’n’Stroll For children who weigh Less than 28 poundsSafetyGuidelines Important Notes Page Proper adjustment of the harness system for use rear-facing Rear FacingForward Facing Shoulder Belt Slots Choosing an AppropriateVehicle Seat Location Seethedrawingsbelowforfurtherclarification CorrectPositionInstalling the Sit’n’Stroll in the Vehicle Automatic passive Seat Belts Lap Shoulder Belts with Sewn Latch PlatesManually Adjusted Lap Belts and Locking Latch Plates Switchable Retractors Switchable retractorInstalling the Sit’n’Stroll in theVehicle Forward-FacingAutomatic passive Seat Belts Lap Shoulder Belts with Sewn Latch Plates Be sure the vehicle seat belts are not twisted Page Installing theTopTether with the Sit’n’Stroll Rear Facing TopTether InformationInstalling the Sit’n’Stroll on an Aircraft Converting the Sit’n’Stroll fr om Car Seat to StrollerHandle Slot Slider Grip Operating the Sit’n’Stroll Brakes Converting the Sit’n’Stroll fr om Stroller to Car Seat 3.4Removing the Sunshade Sit’n’Stroll SunshadeAttaching the Sunshade Tips Installing the Harness Removing the HarnessMaintenance and Care Replacement PartsWashing the Cover and Harness Washing the ShellVehicle Manufacturer Contact Telephone Numbers and Websites