Lap-Shoulder Belt Installation

•Figure A illustrates a typical base lap- shoulder belt installation.

1Insert Vehicle Belt Installation Spacers and ISOFIX Protective Cap (pgs. 18-19).

•Always use foot prop when base is installed in vehicle!

3Place the base on the vehicle seat with the anti-rebound bar against the vehicle seat back and ISOFIX connectors in Vehicle Belt Installation Mode.

4Place the ISOFIX Connectors, with protective cap installed, in the seat bight (where the seat back and seat cushion meet).

5Open lock-off by sliding clip out, then lifting release tab (fig. B).

6With shoulder and lap portion of vehicle seat belt together, slide under both belt guides (fig. C).

7Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted, then buckle (fig. D).

8Press the base firmly into the seat while removing slack from the lap portion of the vehicle belt, then the shoulder portion (fig. E).

9Close the lock-off over the vehicle belt (fig. F), then slide clip in to secure.

10Verify that vehicle belt is tight and that the base is stable.

•Base is tight when it cannot be moved more than 1” (2.5 cm) at the belt path.

11Adjust foot prop so that it is against the vehicle floor.

WARNING: Never use foot prop to raise base above vehicle seat surface. Doing so will reduce the stability of the base.

12 Attach carrier to base.

•Verify that the green indicator band on the release button is fully visible.

•Verify that the red line on carrier is level with the ground.

•If angle is not correct, remove carrier and base, then adjust recline angle as directed on page 19.

13 Adjust carrier handle to In-Vehicle position.

Unbuckle vehicle belt, then open lock-off and remove vehicle belt from belt guides.