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Cleaning the cover
•Wash the cover and belt pads by hand (maximum of 30°C). Do not use a drier. Also see the care instructions on the cover.
Tip: It is wise to buy an extra cover when purchasing the
Reattaching the cover
•Repeat the above steps in the reverse order!
•NOTE! First attach the 4 belt pads and the headrest cover before reattaching the cover.
•Slide the cover well into the cover edges of the shell all over.
•Check that the cover is tight fitting all over and secured properly.
4.3 Belt buckle functioning and cleaning
The proper functioning of the belt buckle is very important for the safety of the child. The most common reason that the buckle does not function properly is because it is dirty (from dust, grime, food particles, etc.). The following is a list of possible causes of function failure and possible solutions.
A. Faults
•When opening the belt buckle, the buckle sections are released slowly.
•The belt buckle can only be opened with considerable force.
•It is difficult to click the buckle sections into the buckle (too much resistance).
•The buckle will no longer close, the buckle sections will not go together.
•There is no “click” sound when closing the buckle.
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B. Solving any problems
•Check the buckle for any dirt and if necessary clean by knocking the dirt out, rinsing, blowing clean or vacuuming with a vacuum cleaner, for example.
•NOTE! Never use lubricants!
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5. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Always pay attention to the following…
•Always use the seat, even on short trips close to home, as this is when most accidents occur.
•Only use the
•The
•Do not use the
•The seat must always be secured with the seat belt, even when not in use. A loose seat could injure other passengers in an emergency stop.
•Make sure that the
•Never use the
•Always cover up the
•To avoid damage to the fabric, do not remove the logos, etc. on the cover.
•Make sure that there is no baggage or other loose objects (for example on the rear shelf) in the car. In an emergency stop or crash these become dangerous projectiles!
•When making long journeys, make sure to take frequent breaks in order to give your child some room to move.
•Never leave your child alone in the car unattended.
•Keep the user instructions for future reference in the appropriate place at the back of the
•Never use
•The user should not make any modifications to the car seat or the belts. Also labels or warnings, etc. that form part of the seat should not be removed in any circumstances!
•Always replace the
•The manufacturer knows that car seats may cause impressions in car upholstery or car seat belts. These cannot be avoided, since the safety standards demand powerful and firm fastening methods. That is why
the manufacturer cannot be held liable for any damage as a result of these.
And of course …
• Always set a good example and wear your own safety belts!
6. WASTE SEPARATION
To ensure optimum and safe use of car safety seats, they should not be used for longer than 5 to 6 years after the date of purchase. Ageing of the plastic, for instance under the influence of sunlight (UV), may quite unnoticeably reduce the qualities of the product.
Once the child has grown out of the seat, we therefore advise you to no longer use the car seat and to dispose of it in the proper way.
As we care for the environment we request the user to separate the waste produced at the start (packaging) and end (product parts) of the life of the
Make sure to keep plastic wrapping material out of reach of your child in order to avoid the risk of suffocation.
Instructions for use
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