4f | 4g | Loop a tether strap around the front |
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| passenger seat as shown (dia 4f). |
If your car is equipped with a runner loop on the seat runners, these may be used as an alternative (dia 4g inset).
IMPORTANT - Do not install the tether straps using the luggage loops.
4h
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Slide the loop ends of the tether straps between the front car seat and back as shown 1 (dia 4h). Bring the buckle ends of the tether straps around the outside of the car seat and feed through the loops 2 .
Slide the buckle ends under the seat. Making sure that the footprop tether brackets are facing forward and that the straps are not twisted, snap the buckle of the tether straps onto the tongues on the sides of the child seat 3 . Tighten the tether straps by equally pulling the loose ends downwards 4 .
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4i | Pull the footprop away from the back of the child seat as far as possible 1 |
| (dia 4i). Whilst maintaining the correct angle, lower the footprop until it touches |
| the floor 2 . Make sure that the footprop is securely locked in place by pulling |
| the sliding section of the footprop. |
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4j
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80°
Finally ensure that the tether straps are fully tightened by pulling the loose ends downwards (dia 4j). The footprop must rest on a solid floor, not on the lids of storage boxes or similar, at an angle of 100° to the horizontal (dia 4j). Use the angle guide on the back page of this user guide to check the angle of the footprop to the floor.
Once firmly strapped in, test the child seat by trying to move it back and forth and side to side. If it seems loose or if the footprop is not at 100° to the floor, you must
To fit your child in the child seat refer to dia 5f.