Cozy N Safe aRTHur User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Birth - 36kg (Approx. Birth - 11 years)
Model: EST 528
Group: 0+/1/2/3
Please read this manual carefully before use

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PARTS
06-Shoulder pad
07-seat cushion
08-shoulder belt
09-waist belt
10-buckle
11-crotch pad
12-crotch belt
13-adjuster
14-seat angle
adjust handle
15-Harness
adjuster strap
16-ISOFIX
control handle
17-headrest adjust
handle
18-bule belt
guide(Group. 0+)
19-vehicle
shoulder belt
20-vehicle
buckle tongue
21-vehicle
buckle
22-lap belt
of vehicle
05-headrest
04-diagonal belt
guide(Group. II, III)
03-lap belt
guide(Group. II, III)
02-ISOFIX
unlock button
01-blue belt route
indicator(Group. 0+)
31-seat shell
30-top tether
29-instruction
box
28-instruction
box button
27-adjuster
of top tether
26-hook for
top tether
25-ISOFIX
connector(*)
24-seat base
23- Isofix guides
*when used as Semi-universal Group. II, III, these connectors mean: Additional Attachment (FIX)
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suitable weight and installation methods summary
direction of child fix fix method
installation method for seat
Group weight seatangle
0+
I
II+III
0-13kg
Birth -
15 months
9-18kg
9 months
-4years
15-36kg
3-11 years
rearward 5 point position 4 Vehicle 3
facing harness (most recline) point belt
forward 5 point position ISOFIX+
facing harness 1,2,3TOPTETHER
forward Vehicle position
facing point belt 1,2,3
Vehi cl e 3 po in t be lt
(FIX is optional)
Ma in m et ho d
(o pt io nal m et hod)
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15 months

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NOTICE ( 1 )
1. When this CRS is used in group 0+/2+3 for child (0-13kg/15-36kg) and only fasten by 3-point
safety belt, This is a "Universal" child restraint. It is approved to Regulation No. 44, 04 series
of amendments, for general use in vehicles and it will fit most, but not all car seats.
2. A correct fit is likely if the vehicle manufacturer has declared in the vehicle handbook
that the vehicle is capable of accepting a "Universal" child restraint for this age group.
3. This child restraint has been classified as "Universal" under more stringent conditions than
those which applied to earlier designs which do not carry this notice.
4. If in doubt, consult either the child restraint manufacturer or the retailer.
NOTICE ( 2 )
1. When used in group I for child 9kg – 18kg, this is an ISOFIX CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM. It is
approved to Regulation No. 44, 04 series of amendments for general use in vehicles fitted
with ISOFIX anchorages systems.
2. It will fit vehicles with positions approved as ISOFIX positions (as detailed in the vehicle
handbook), depending on the category of the child seat and of the fixture.
3. The intended mass group and the ISOFIX size class for this device is: Group 1
(9kg-18kg), B1 (page2).
4. If you have any doubt please contact manufacturer or retailer.
NOTICE ( 3 )
When this child restraint is used in group 2+3 for child 15kg – 36kg and not only fasten
by 3-point safety belt but also with the ISOFIX Attachment,This child restraint is classified for
"(Semiuniversal)" use and is suitable for fixing into the seat positions of the following cars:
CAR FRONT REAR
Outer Centre
(Model) Yes Yes No

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CONTENT
1. Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................................................................05
2. Suitability...........................................................................................................................................................................................................05
3. General safety instructions...............................................................................................................................................................06
4. Adjustments...................................................................................................................................................................................................08
4.1 Remove and reset the seat cushion....................................................................................................................................08
4.2 Adjusting the recline position................................................................................................................................................. 08
4.3 Adjusting the crotch belt..............................................................................................................................................................09
4.4 Adjust the harness and headrest height.........................................................................................................................09
5. Seat selection and adjustment.....................................................................................................................................................10
5.1 Adjusting the car seat........................................................................................................................................................................10
5.2 Seat for universal installation.......................................................................................................................................................10
5.3 Seat for semi-universal installation.........................................................................................................................................11
5.4 Seat for ISOFIX-universal installation....................................................................................................................................11
6. Installation in vehicle..................................................................................................... ...........................................................................11
6. 1 Universal installation in vehicle with 3point belt for Group 0+..................................................................11
6. 2 Semi-universal installation in vehicle with FIX...........................................................................................................13
6. 3 ISOFIX-universal installation in vehicle with ISOFIX and top tether......................................................14
7. Securing the child.......................................................................................................................................................................................15
7.1 Securing the child in group 0+(0 – 13 kg), I (9 – 18 kg)......................................................................................15
7.2 Securing the child in groups II+III (15 – 36 kg)..............................................................................................................16
8. Removing and replacing the cover...........................................................................................................................................19
9. Washing and maintenance..................................................................................................................................................................19
9.1 Fabric................................................................................................................... .............................................................................................19
9.2 Belt and plastic......................................................................................................... ..............................................................................19
9.3 Buckle................................................................................................................... ...........................................................................................19
10. Steps to take after an accident................................................................................................................................................20
11. Warranty............................................................................................................................................................................................................20
12. Fit list....................................................................................................................................................................................................................21

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Instruction manual
1. Introduction
We are happy that you have decided on the Arthur as your choice for a child restraint
system.
To gain the most comprehensive protection for your child, the seat must be used exactly
as described in this manual.
Please read this instruction manual carefully before use. It is most important that these
instructions remain with the car seat at all times.
You can store these instructions in the instruction box provided on the rear of the
backrest of your seat, Push down the button and pull back to open the box . (fig.1)
2. Suitability
The seat has been tested and approved according to the newest version of the ECE-
R44/04 regulation. It is approved with the "universal", "semi-universal" and "ISOFIX universal"
classes during different age stages.
The seat child restraint system is suitable for weight classes 0+, I, II and III, i.e. for children
weighing between 0 and 36kg (approximately birth to 11 years) or up to a height of 150 cm.
Age Groups (Weight Classes):
Group 0+ : 0 kg – 13 kg
Group I : 9 kg – 18 kg
Group II+III : 15 kg – 36 kg
For children weighing 0-18kg (corresponding to ages of approximately birth to 4 years),
the 5 point harness system must be used. Please observe the proper use of the harness
system (see Section 7.1).
For use in your vehicle, please also follow the car manufacturer’s manual, or contact your
car dealer.

3. General safety instructions
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If it is the first time using the child restraint system, Please read the entire instruction manual
thoroughly before installation. In any case improper installation can endanger the life of your
child.
Make sure the child restraint system is properly installed with your child, prior to the trip.
Do not attempt to make any adjustments during driving.
"Only suitable if the approved vehicles are fitted with 3 point with retractor safety-belts,
approved to UN/ECE Regulation No. 16 or other equivalent standards."
The rigid items and plastic parts of a child restraint must be so located and installed that
they are not liable, during everyday use of the vehicle, to become trapped by a movable
seat or in a door of the vehicle.
Airbags can cause injury. Do not use this child seat on a passenger seat fitted with a frontal
airbag.
Any straps holding the restraint to the vehicle should be tight, that any straps restraining
the child should be adjusted to the child's body,and that straps should not be twisted.
It is very important to ensure that any lap strap is worn low down, so that the pelvis is
firmly engaged.
The child restraint system should be changed when it has been subject to violent stresses
in an accident.
Do not making any alterations or additions to the device without the approval of the
competent authority, and it is dangerous to not follow the installation instructions
provided by the child restraint manufacturer.
When the child restraint system is not provided with a textile cover, it shall be recommended
that the chair should be kept away from sunlight, otherwise it may be too hot for the
child's skin.
Never leave your child unattended in the child restraint system even for a short time.
Ensure that any luggage or other objects liable to cause injuries in the event of a collision shall be
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The child restraint must not be used without the cover provided.
The seat cover should not be replaced with any other than the one recommended by the
manufacturer, because the cover constitutes an integral part of the restraint performance.
Your car seat must be positioned and installed properly so that, under normal vehicle
usage conditions, no part can become jammed under or between any moveable seat or in
the vehicle door.
If there is a interference between the adult safety-belt buckle and child restraint system, it
is an unsatisfactory position of the adult safety-belt buckle relative to the main load bearing
contact points on the restraint. You shall be advised to contact the child restraint
manufacturer if in doubt about this point.
Do not use any load bearing contact points other than those described in the instructions
and marked in the child restraint.
When you use this child restraint system at Group. I, and fix the seat by ISOFIX yoy must read the
car manufacturer's handbook.

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back
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seat cushion
4. Adjustments
4.1. Remove the seat cushion
The seat must be used for children
from 0 to 13kg (approximately birth
to 9 months ) with the seat cushion
(Fig. 2).
Once your child 's weight is between
9kg to 36kg (approximately 15
months to 11 years), you must
remove it.
4.2 Adjusting the recline position
The child seat can be adjusted to different angles. Method as below: (Fig. 3, 4)
4.2.1. Using one hand press on the front of the seat and pull back the seat angle adjust handle.
4.2.2. Move in the direction of the arrow, backward and forward to adjust the angle.
4.2.3. Release the handle when the seat is at the right angle.
“IMPORTANT - DO NOT USE FORWARD FACING BEFORE THE CHILD'S WEIGHT
EXCEEDS 9KG.”
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4.3.Adjusting the crotch belt
The crotch belt is positioned at the inner slot. When you feel that the crotch belt is too
tight for your child. Please adjust as follow: (Fig. 5, 6)
4.3.1. Pull up the cover at the front of your seat, Pinch the crotch belt (part no.12 page 01)
and push down.
4.3.2. Then twist it through to the inner slot.
4.3.3. Adjust the belt to ensure that the crotch belt is not twisted.
4.3.4. After adjusting, pull and push it several times to confirm it id fixed.
4.4. Adjust the harness and headrest height
Notice: The child seat's harness has 9 height positions. The top of the shoulder belt
must be parallel or a little higher than the child's shoulders. This
will provide the effective protection for your child in the
event of a collision.
Follow the step bellow:
4.4.1. Relax the harness before adjusting the height. The
harness is loosened by pressing the adjuster on the front of
the seat. Press down the adjuster as you grip the two shoulder
straps with your other hand. Pull the shoulder straps towards
you to loosen the harness. (Fig. 7)
4.4.2. Insert one hand into the ring of the headrest adjust
handle on the top of the headrest and hold on. At the same
time using your thumb press on the top of the headrest.
(Fig. 8)
4.4.3. Pull up and push down the headrest to adjust the
height. (Fig. 8)
Then relax your hand when the headrest is at the suitable
position for your child. Pull and push again to ensure that the
headrest is locked in place. (Fig. 8)
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5. Seat selection and adjustment
5.1 Adjusting the car seat
If the installation is restricted by the vehicle headrest then it
must be moved to the highest position or removed. (Fig. 9)
Adjust the seat to the right position, place it on the vehicle seat
forward facing and make sure the backrest of seat is firmly
pressed against the backrest of vehicle seat. (Fig. 10)
5.2 Seat for universal installation for (Group. 0+, II, III)
The child restraint system seat can be installed in vehicles
on any seat suitable for use in the listed vehicles fitted with 3
point with retractor safety-belts, approved to ECE Regulation
No. 16 or other equivalent standards. (Fig. 11)
And must not at any time be fitted using only a 2 point lap
belt. (When used in Group 0+ and Group II+III (Fig. 12).
If the car manufacturer allows child restraint systems on
the passenger seat, the seat should be moved to the position
furthest back. (Fig. 13)
WARNING: Airbags can cause injury. Do not use this
child seat on a passenger seat fitted with a frontal airbag.
We suggest always to install this child seat at the rear
seat of the vehicle. This will be safer for your child.

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IMPORTANT:
Always use the rear seats of your vehicle even if your highway code permits the use
on the front seat. Check your highway code as this regulation may vary according to the
country. It is better to assemble your seat at the side pavement or on a driveway.
5.3. Seat for semi-universal installation for (Group. II, III)
Semi-universal installation of the child restraint system is only possible on car seats
fitted with ISOFIX anchors. With the aid of the ISOFIX connectors, the seat can be securely
fastened to the body of the vehicle by using these ISOFIX anchor points.
5.4. Seat for ISOFIX-universal installation for (Group. I)
ISOFIX-universal installation of the child restraint system is only possible on car seats
fitted with ISOFIX anchors and top tether anchor. With the aid of the ISOFIX connectors
and top tether anchor, the seat can be securely fastened to the body of the vehicle by
using these ISOFIX anchor points and top tether anchor point.
6. Installation in vehicle
6.1. universal installation in vehicle with 3 point belt for Group. 0+
WARNING: Airbags can cause injury. Do not use this child seat on a passenger seat fitted
with a frontal airbag.

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IMPORTANT - DO NOT USE FORWARD FACING BEFORE THE CHILD'S WEIGHT EXCEEDS
9KG.
(We recommend to try to extend the use of age and weight to use the rear facing position
until your child’s weight is more than 13kg).
6.1.1. Seat angle adjust: Refer to (fig.14) to adjust the seat to the most recline position
(position 4).
6.1.2. Seat installation: Place the child seat to the rear seat in the vehicle, ensure that the
bottom of the seat is against the vehicle seat and the front of the seat ttouches the vehicle seat
backrest. (fig. 15)
6.1.2.1. Extend the vehicle belt to it's fullest, Insert it from the
slot at the side of the seat, then through out at the another side.
(fig. 16)
6.1.2.2. Insert the buckle tongue into the vehicle buckle, and hear
a "click". (fig. 17)
6.1.2.3. Insert the diagonal belt into the blue belt guide at the vehicle
buckle side.
6.1.2.4. Repeat the same method on the other side.
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6.1.2.5. Pull the diagonal belt at the top of
the vehicle buckle to make sure that the belt
is tight. (fig. 18)
6.1.2.6. Then pull the diagonal belt at the top
of the seat as indicated by the arrow,
as tight as you can.. As tight as you
can. (fig. 19)
IMPORTANT: Misuse of the child car seat will reduce the protection that the seat provides.
Check that the belt is at the right position, is tight enough at all positions and ensure that
there are no twists in the belt.
6.1.3. Installation of child: Refer the section 7.1 to fix your child carefully to finish the
installation.
Finally check the child seat is fitted stable on the vehicle seat. If you find any movement
you must tighten the belt again until the child seat is tight enough.
6. 2 Semi-universal installation in vehicle with FIX
6.2.1. First stick both insert guides onto the ISOFIX anchor fittings
between the seat and backrest of the vehicle seat. (Fig. 20).
6.2.2. Now using one hand grab the ISOFIX control handle at the lower
part of the base, and pull outward (Fig. 21). The ISOFIX connectors will
now automatically extend from the back of the seat base.
Test whether the connector hooks are opened by pushing
the ISOFIX unlock button forward (Fig. 22).
When the ISOFIX unlock button shows the "red colour", the
connector hooks are open.
PULL
POP OUT A UTOMATIC
ISOFIX
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6.2.3 Then place the seat on a vehicle seat and push both ISOFIX
connectors onto the metal brackets (ISOFIX anchor points)
and press firmly against it so that the connectors lock in
place (Fig. 23).
The correct locking will be confirmed when the
"green colour" shows on the ISOFIX unlock button on both side
(Fig 24).
Test whether the ISOFIX connectors are closed by jerking on the seat shell and check
if the lock is engaged.
6. 3 ISOFIX-universal installation in vehicle with ISOFIX and top tether
6.3.1. Secure the ISOFIX to the vehicle ISOFIX anchor (section 6.2).
6.3.2. Top tether installation
6.3.2.1. Push down the instruction
box button, pick the top tether and put it to the
front of the child seat. (fig. 25)
6.3.2.2. Push down the button on the top tether adjuster
and at the same time pull the belt at anchor point side near
the child seat to lengthen the top tether strap. (fig. 26)
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6.3.2.3. Put the top tether through the
vehicle headrest, Then hook it onto the
vehicle top tether anchorage according to
the vehicle manual. (fig. 27)
6.3.2.4. Hold the end of the belt and pull
out until the belt is tight enough (the green
indicator will appear). (fig. 28)
Finally check the child seat is fitted stable on the vehicle seat. If you find any movement
you must tighten the top tether again until the child seat is tight enough.
6.3.3. Installation of child: Refer the (chapter 7.1) to fit your child carefully to finish the
installation.
7. Securing the child
7.1. Securing the child in the Group. 0+ (0 – 13 kg), Group. I (9 – 18 kg).
When your child’s weight is between 0-18kg. Use the 5 point harness to fit your child in the
seat. Follow the steps below;
7.1.1. Relax the harness before adjust the height. The
harness is loosened by pressing the adjuster on the front of
the seat. Press down the adjuster as you grip the two shoulder
straps with your other hand. Pull the shoulder straps towards
you to loosen the harness. (fig. 29)
7.1.2. Relax the buckle: push down the red button on the
buckle, the buckle tongue will jump out. Then put the harness
at the both side of seat. (fig. 30)
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7.1.3. Put your child into the child seat, put the buckle (part
no.10 page 01) on the front of your child’s crotch. Make your
child’s arms are through the shoulder belts, ensure that the
shoulder belts and pads are just on top of your child's
shoulders. (fig. 31)
Adjust the harness and headrest height refer to (chaper 4.4).
The top of the shoulder belt must be parallel or a little higher
than the child's shoulders. Too high or too low is not
recommended.
7.1.4. Reassemble buckle until you hear a "click". (fig. 32)
7.1.5. Pull back the harness adjust strap tighten the harness.
To be sure there should not be more than a fingers
width between the harness and your child. It is most important
to ensure that any lap strap is worn low down, so that the
pelvis is firmly engaged. (fig. 33)
Notice: If the harness is too tight, please relax it then adjust it again.
7.2 Securing the child in the group II, III (15 – 36 kg)
Important: When your child's weight is more than 15kg, you can use the vehicle's 3 point belt
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7.2.1 Remove the harness
7.2.1.1. Relax the harness. (fig. 34)
7.2.1.2. Turn to the back of your child seat ,push down the instruction box button
and at the same time pull out the box. (fig.35)
7.2.1.3. Pull out the adjuster belt and release the two shoulder belts from the metal connector.
(fig. 36)
7.2.1.4. Release the shoulder pad from the 6-shape metal connector. (fig. 37)
7.2.1.5. Pull out the shoulder pads. (fig. 38)
7.2.1.6. Twist the crotch belt and make the corner align to the front slot then pull out the
metal to release the buckle and crotch belt. (fig. 39)

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7.2.2. Seat installation
It can be used forward facing only at Group II, III.
The ISOFIX connector is an optional for Group II, III. If it is connected to the ISOFIX anchor
point on the vehicle seat or not. (fig. 23 on page 14).
7.2.2.1. First Refer to chapter 4.2 to adjust the seat angle to the right position.
7.2.2.2. Then Refer to chapter 5.1 Put the child seat on to the vehicle seat, make sure the
backrest of the child seat is firmly pressed against the backrest of vehicle seat.
7.2.3. Fit your child
7.2.3.1. Let your child sit on the child seat, make
sure your child's back is against the backrest. (fig.10 on
page 10)
7.2.3.2. Adjust the height of the headrest, the space
between the top of child's shoulder and the bottom of
the headrest should be just two fingers apart.
7.2.3.3. Extend the vehicle belt to the maximum,
move the belt around in front of your child. And insert
the buckle tongue into the vehicle buckle, and hear a "click". (fig. 39, 40)
7.2.3.4. Insert the diagonal belt into the red belt guide on the
bottom of the headrest. (fig. 41)
7.2.3.5. Adjust the vehicle belt’s lab section. It is most
important to ensure that any lap strap is worn low down, so
that the pelvis is firmly engaged.
7.2.3.6. Pull the diagonal belt at the top of the vehicle buckle
make the belt tight. (fig. 41)
7.2.3.7. Then pull the diagonal belt at the top of the seat as
indicated as tight as you can. (fig. 42)
7.2.3.8. Finally check the child seat is fitted stable on the vehicle
seat.
If you find any any movement you must tighten the belt again
until the child seat is tight enough.