Graco PD246612A owner manual

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‡NEVER LEAVE A CHILD RESTRAINT UNSECURED IN YOUR VEHICLE. An unsecured child restraint can be thrown around and may injure occupants in a sharp turn sudden stop or crash. Remove it or make sure that it is securely belted in the vehicle. If not using LATCH and tether, make sure LATCH and tether connectors are properly stored on back of seat.

‡REPLACE THE CHILD RESTRAINT AFTER AN ACCIDENT OF ANY KIND. An accident can cause damage to the child restraint that you cannot see.

‡DO NOT MODIFY YOUR CHILD RESTRAINT or use any accessories or parts supplied by other manufacturers.

‡NEVER USE CHILD RESTRAINT IF IT HAS DAMAGED OR MISSING PARTS. Do not use a cut frayed or damaged child restraint harness LATCH belt or vehicle seat belt.

‡THE CHILD RESTRAINT CAN BECOME VERY HOT IF LEFT IN THE SUN. Contact with these parts can burn your child’s skin. Always touch the surface of any metal or plastic parts before putting your child in the child restraint.

‡NEVER GIVE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT to someone else without also giving them this manual.

‡NEVER USE A SECOND-HAND CHILD RESTRAINT or a child restraint whose history you do not know.

DO NOT USE THIS child restraint without properly assembling it.

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Contents Featuring Table of Contents Table of Contents Page Page Register Your Child Restraint Model Number Date of manufacture Purchase DateUseful Information CertiÀcation Features Page Assembling the Head Support Assembly is now complete ‡ Never Leave Your Child Unattended Page With Built-In Harness Height and Weight LimitationsYour child must meet all requirements Without Built-in Harness Your child must meet all requirements ‡ Weight 30 to 100 lbsWithout Back Support Choosing an Appropriate Vehicle Seat Location Safe Vehicle Seat Belt Systems Vehicle Seat Belt Requirements‡ Lap Belts with Automatic Locking Retractor ALR For Built-in Harness Only‡ Combination LapShoulder Belt with Locking Latch Plate With or Without Built-in HarnessRepeat above steps until secure 2 1.25 cm To Install Locking Clip‡ Lap Belts with Emergency Locking Retractor ELR Unsafe Vehicle Belt Systems‡ Combination LapShoulder Belt with Retractor ‡ Passive Restraint Lap or Shoulder Belt Mounted on Door‡ Lap Belts Forward of Seat Crease ‡ Passive Restraint Lap Belt with Motorized Shoulder BeltLatch What is LATCH?Page Latch System Using Child Restraint with Built-in Harness Page To adMust harness straps Page Must go over red rollers Page Securing the Child Restraint in Your Vehicle Lower anchors must be stored when using vehicle beltTighten vehicle seat belt Safety Check for Secure InstallationLocation p Lay flat and not be twisted With LatchSafety Check for Secure Installation ‡ Avoid bulky clothing Securing Your Child in the Child RestraintPage Remove harness straps Harness Removal or Re-attaching HarnessPage Page Harness Strap Arm T-slot Reverse Instructions to Reinstall Harness Using Your Child Restraint Without Built-in Harness Incorrectincorrect Incorrect Incorrect Securing Child & Booster Seat in Vehicle Support setting See page 48, Adjusting Head SupportAdjusting Head Support Removing or Re-attaching Back Support Page To Reattach Back Support if Needed Page Page Rear View of Child Sitting in Seat Correct Using the Tether Storing Lower Anchors and Tether Latch Important points to remember Airplane UseTo prevent ejection in sudden stop or crash Recline Foot Care and Maintenance Prevent serious inMury or death Buckle Cleaning ProcessTo Remove or Re-attach Seat Cover Replacement Parts and Warranty