Century Drive On User manual

KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.
Do not install or use this
child restraint until you
read, understand and
follow the instructions in
this manual and the
warnings on the car seat.
FAILURE TO
PROPERLY USE THIS
CHILD RESTRAINT
INCREASES THE RISK
OF SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH IN A
SUDDEN STOP OR
CRASH.
READ THIS INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
www.centurybaby.com
Drive OnTM
All-in-One Car Seat
© Century Children’s Products 2021 NWL0001209481D 2.21

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1-A Quick Guide to Your Manual
1-B Welcome to the Century Family!
1-C Right Mode of Use
1-D Before You Begin
1-E Safety Warnings
1 Important Pages 5-23
2 Features Pages 24-29
3-A Rear-Facing Use
3-B Install Rear-Facing With Lower Anchor
Attachment
3-C Install Rear-Facing With Vehicle Seat Belt
3 Rear-Facing Pages 30-45

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4-A Forward-Facing Use
4-B Install Forward-Facing With LATCH
4-C Install Forward-Facing With Vehicle Seat Belt
4 Forward-Facing Pages 46-60
6-A Booster Use
6-B Install Highback Booster
6-C Securing Child Highback Booster
6 Booster Pages 73-90
5-A Securing Child 5-Point Harness
5-B Removing Child
5 Securing Child Pages 61-72

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7 Moving Lower Anchor
Attachment Pages 91-96
9-A How to Uninstall Lower Anchor Connectors and
Tether
9-B Choosing Vehicle Seat Location
9-C Unsafe Vehicle Seat Locations
9-D Vehicle Seat Belts
9 Vehicle Information Pages 98-109
8 Accessories Page 97
10-A Cleaning Seat Pad
10-B Cleaning Buckle
10-C Cleaning Harness, Lower Anchor
Attachment and Tether
10 Care & Cleaning Pages 110-117

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1-A | Quick Guide to Your Manual
This car seat is for children:
Rear-Facing: 5-40 lb (2.2-18 kg)
Forward Facing: 22-65 lb (10-30 kg)
Booster: 40-100 lb (18.1-45 kg) and at least 4
years old
• Children less than 22 lb (10 kg) MUST use this car seat rear-facing.
Review section 1-C for more information.
Note: Preterm or low birth weight infants may be at special risk
in a vehicle or aircraft. According to the AAP, these infants may
suer breathing issues if improperly reclined in a car seat. When
rear-facing, use the corrected age for preemies. Century advises
that you have your physician or hospital sta evaluate your infant
and recommend the proper car seat or car bed before you and your
infant leave the hospital.

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Adult Assembly Required
The cup holders must be installed.
To attach the cup holders, match
the right cup holder to the right
side of the seat and the left to the
left. Slide the hook on the cup
holder into the slot in the seat,
then rotate the bottom of the
cup holder down until you hear a
“Click”. You will hear a “Click”
when they are secured in place.
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Install Cup Holders

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Get to Know Your Car Seat
Review section 2-A to see all of the features of this car seat.
The best seating location for this car seat is one that:
• Is recommended by your vehicle owner’s manual.
• Results in a secure installation of this car seat.
Some vehicles have specific requirements for where the car seat
can be installed, so be sure to check your vehicle owner’s manual
for available seating positions, if any.
Review section 9-B, 9-C, 9-D of this manual AND your vehicle
owner’s manual.
What Seating Location Should I Use?

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This car seat can be installed in your vehicle using either the vehicle
seat belt OR the lower anchor attachment. Both are equally safe to
use. INSTALL USING ONLY ONE METHOD. Century allows the
securing of the car seat with the LATCH system in the booster mode,
only if the vehicle manufacturer allows it. The child still MUST BE
SECURED with the vehicle lap/shoulder seat belt.
Vehicle Seat Belt: Review section 9 and your vehicle owner’s manual
to learn how to install your car seat with the vehicle seat belts.
LATCH or Lower Anchor Attachment: The LATCH system or lower
anchor attachment allows you to securely attach your safety seat
in your car without using the vehicle seat belt and possibly to get a
better fit. All 2003 and newer model year vehicles are required to
have LATCH, although some manufacturers began including LATCH
earlier. Some vehicle owner manuals use the term ISOFIX to identify
the LATCH system.
Which Installation Method Should I Use?
According to accident statistics,
children are safer when properly
restrained in the rear seating
positions than in the front
seating positions. The center of
the back seat can be the safest during a possible side
impact.

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LATCH consists of lower anchors and a tether anchor, which are
built into your vehicle, and a lower anchor attachment and tether
that are built into your car seat. The lower anchor attachment is
used INSTEAD of the vehicle’s seat belt to secure the child seat to
the vehicle. The tether is used IN ADDITION to the lower anchor
attachment OR the vehicle’s seat belt to secure a forward-facing
car seat to the vehicle.
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for exact location and use.
Vehicle Tether
Anchor
Vehicle Lower
Anchor
Typical seat in a passenger
vehicle. Other vehicle
types may have dierent
lower anchor and tether
anchor locations.
Vehicle Seat
Bight
What is LATCH?

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When Installing Rear-Facing or Forward-Facing
Vehicle Seat Belt
There are two types of vehicle seat belts
that can be used when installing rear-
facing & forward-facing. Lap/shoulder seat
belt or lap only seat belt.
Review section 3-C, 4-C & 9 of this
manual AND your vehicle owner’s manual.
Lower Anchor Attachment
The Lower Anchor Attachment consists
of lower anchors, which are built into your
vehicle, and lower anchor connectors that
are built in your car seat. Review section
3-B & 4-B of this manual AND your
vehicle owner’s manual before installing.
Vehicle Seat Belt
Only use the Lap/Shoulder seat belt
configuration when installing as a booster.
Review section 6-B, 6-C, and 9 of this
manual AND your vehicle owner’s manual.
When Installing as a Booster

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Harness Height, Rear-Facing
(A) Harness straps at or just below
the child’s shoulders (B) and top of
head must be at least 1” (2.5 cm)
below the headrest adjustment
lever. Review section 5.
Harness Height, Forward-Facing
(C) Harness straps at or just above
the child’s shoulders (D) and top of
child’s ears below top of headrest.
Review section 5.
Buckle Position (E)
The correct slot is the one that is
closest to your child without being
underneath them. Review section 5.
Harness Tightness (F)
If your fingers slide o the harness
straps without pinching the straps, it
is tight enough. Review section 5.
For Rear-Facing and Forward-Facing, You Need to Adjust:
1” (2.5 cm)1” (2.5 cm)
A
E
B
F
CD
Does Your Car Seat Fit Your Child Correctly?
To make sure your child is secured properly, review section 3, 4, 5 &
6 to understand all of the actions you need to take to properly adjust
the car seat to fit your child.

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Use Lap/Shoulder Belt
Only
Position Lap Belt
Lap belt must go behind
armrest and lie low
across your child’s hips
and thighs.
Position Shoulder Belt
Shoulder belt lies across
shoulder between neck
and edge of shoulder.
For Booster, You Need to Adjust:

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Car Seat Does Not Move
More than 1” (2.5 cm) at
the Belt Path (A)
Review section 3
Check Level Line (B)
Review section 3
Harness Straps at or
Just Below Child’s
Shoulders (C)
Review section 5
Chest Clip Even With
Armpits (D)
Review section 5
Cannot Pinch Harness
Straps at the Shoulder (E)
Review section 5
Rear-Facing Installation
B
A
D E
C
Did You Do Everything Correctly?

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Use the tether strap
when using forward-
facing (A)
When used properly, the
tether helps reduce injury
in a sudden stop or crash.
Review section 4
Car Seat Does Not Move
More than 1” (2.5 cm) at
the Belt Path (B)
Review section 4
Harness Straps at or
Just Above Child’s
Shoulders (C)
Review section 5
Chest Clip Even With
Armpits (D)
Review section 5
Cannot Pinch Harness
Straps at the Shoulder (E)
Review section 5
Forward-Facing Installation
B
A
D E
C

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Never Use Lap Belt Only
Review section 6
Lap Belt Behind Armrest and Lies
Low Across Hips and Thighs
Review section 6
Shoulder Belt Lies On the Shoulder,
Between the Neck and Edge of
Shoulder
Review section 6
Booster Installation

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Your child’s safety depends on you. No car seat can guarantee
protection from injury in every situation, but proper use helps reduce
the risk of serious injury or death.
Even if this car seat seems easy to figure out on your own, you must
follow the detailed instructions in this instruction manual to ensure
all steps are preformed correctly.
Visit: www.centurybaby.com/safety for more information about
Century’s car seat safety standards.
1-B | Welcome to the Century
Family!

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* Check your local and state laws and the AAP/NHTSA
recommendations. See page 22.
5 lb
(2.2 kg) 22 lb
(10 kg) 40 lb
(18 kg) 65 lb
(30 kg)
Rear-Facing with 5-Point Harness
Must be 49” (125 cm) or less:
5-22 lb (2.2-10 kg) less than 1 year
old MUST be rear-facing. 22-40
lb (10-18 kg) SHOULD be rear-
facing.*
Booster Mode with Vehicle Lap/
Shoulder Seat Belt Must be
43-57” (110.1-145 cm) tall and
4+ years old. 40-65 lb (18.1-30
kg) CAN be in booster mode.
Over 65 lb (30 kg) MUST be in
booster mode.*
100 lb
(45 kg)
Forward-Facing with 5-Point
Harness Must be 49” (125 cm)
or less: 22-40 lb (10-18 kg) can
sit upright unassisted CAN be
forward-facing. 40-65 lb (18-30
kg) SHOULD be forward-facing.*
1-C | Right Mode of Use

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Please fill out the prepaid registration postcard attached to the
harness and mail it in today or register online at:
www.centurybaby.com/carseatregistration
Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons. You must
register this restraint to be reached in a recall. Send your name,
address, and the restraint’s model number and manufacturing date
to: Century Children’s Products
Attn: Customer Service
P.O. Box 169, Elverson, PA 19520-9901
or call 1-844-385-0249
or register online at
www.centurybaby.com/carseatregistration
For recall information, call the U.S. Government’s Vehicle Safety
Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY: 1–800–424–9153), or go to
http://www.NHTSA.gov.
1-D | Before You Begin
Register This Child Restraint

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Model Name __________________________________
Model Number _______________________________
Date of Manufacture _________________________
Date of Purchase _____________________________
For future reference or if you change addresses, record the model
name, model number, date of manufacture, and purchase date of
this car seat below. You can find this information either on the
registration card if you still have it or on the date label located on
the back of the car seat.
In the U.S.A, please contact our Customer Service Department
with any questions you may have concerning parts, use, or
maintenance. When you contact us, please have your product’s
model number and date of manufacture ready so that we may
help you eciently. These numbers can be found on a sticker on
the back side of your car seat.
For additional resources or to get your car seat checked by a child
passenger safety technician, please visit the following web sites:
www.nhtsa.gov • www.seatcheck.org • www.safekids.org
If You Need Help

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This child restraint meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of
Federal motor vehicle safety standard 213 for use in motor vehicles.
This child restraint is certified for use in aircraft only
when used with the internal harness system. Use only on
forward-facing aircraft seats. Follow the instructions for
vehicle installation. For rear-facing installation, see section
3-C and 9-D Lap Belt Installation. For forward-facing installation,
see section 4-C and 9-D Lap Belt Installation, but do not use tether.
Contact the airline for their specific polices.
This child restraint is not certified for aircraft use when
used as a booster seat because aircrafts do not have
shoulder belts. Contact the airline for their specific polices.
DO NOT use this child restraint in harnessed mode 7 years after the
date of manufacture, or in booster mode 10 years after the date of
manufacture. Look for date of manufacture label on back of the car
seat.
Century Children’s Products advises against loaning or passing along a
car seat unless you know the complete history of the product. We also
advise against purchasing a car seat second hand.
Protect vehicle seat. Use a car seat mat, towel, or thin blanket under
and behind car seat.
Car seat parts can get very hot in the sun or warm weather. To avoid
burns, always check before putting child in car seat.
Certification
Car Seat’s Useful Life
Vehicle Seat Protection
Warm Weather Use