Kinderkraft JUNIOR FIX 2 i-Size User manual

MODEL: I-GUARD ECE.R129.03 ver. 1.2
MODEL: JUNIOR FIX 2 i-Size ECE R129.03 v.1.1
v.1.1
JUNIOR FIX 2
i-Size
USER GUIDE

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ATTENTION! Product graphics are for reference only.
A.1
Please read this user manual carefully before using your child’s car seat for the first time. It is
your responsibility to ensure your child's safety and failure to read this manual may affect it.
1.0 Car seat elements
1. Headrest
2. Car seat backrest
3. Armrest
4. Seat
5. Shoulder belt guide
6. Lap belt guide
7. Headrest adjustment lever
8. Backrest to seat connector
9. ISOFIX latch
10. ISOFIX system release button
11. Plastic stick

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A.2
2.0 Usage
The car seat has been designed, tested and approved under the requirements of UN/ECE
Regulation No. 129 concerning the approval of child restraint systems (UN/ECE R129/03). The
JUNIOR FIX 2 i-Size car seat is dedicated to transporting children between 100 and 150 cm in
height (up to approx. 12 years of age).
The child shall be fastened with the use of 3-point seat belts for adults or 3-point seat belts for
adults with additional mounting elements (ISOFIX installation system), see point 4.1. The car seat
can be installed in the car in the positions indicated by the manufacturer in the vehicle's user
manual. Reading the vehicle manufacturer's user manual is required.
3.0 Safety instructions
WARNINGS
Please take a few minutes to read this user manual to ensure your child's proper safety. Many
easily avoidable injuries are caused by reckless and improper car seat use.
CAUTION! It is always good to have the user manual within reach. We advise you to keep it in the
designated place located in the pocket underneath the car seat.
• The car seat is designed to be installed only on forward-facing seats. The car seat must not be
installed on rear or side-facing seats/car benches (pic. A.2).
• DO NOT place a child car seat on seats equipped with an active front airbag, as this can be
dangerous. That does not apply to side airbags (pic. A.2).
Guidance on the suitability of the vehicle seat for use with a child car seat can be found in the car
user manual.

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A.3
• Before each journey, ensure the 3-point seat belts are correctly adjusted and fit tightly to the
child's body. Under no circumstances can belts be twisted!
• The car seat is not suitable for installation in vehicles with two-point seat belts or lap belts.
Using these types of seat belts can result in serious or fatal injuries to the child in case of an
accident (pic. A.3).
• REMEMBER, THE CLOSER THE BELT FITS TO THE CHILD'S BODY, THE HIGHER THE LEVEL OF
SAFETY. FOR THIS REASON, DO NOT WEAR THICK CLOTHING UNDER THE BELT.
• The lap belts of the seat belt must run as low as possible across your child's pelvis to ensure an
optimum effect in the event of an accident.
• Only an optimally adjusted headrest can provide your child maximum protection and comfort,
ensuring appropriate belts fit simultaneously.
• An entire Surface of the Kinderkraft JUNIOR FIX 2 car seat backrest should adhere to the
backrest of the vehicle seat to ensure the best protection for the child.
• The car seat shall be replaced once subjected to violent loads during a road accident.
• The car seat may not be modified in any way without the acceptance of the competent approval
authority. Failure to install the car seat following the instructions supplied by the manufacturer
may lead to risks to life and health
• The child's car seat shall be protected from direct sunlight; otherwise, the hot elements can
burn your child. Protect the car seat and the child from the sunlight.
• Never leave the child unattended in the car seat.
• Pay attention to whether luggage and other items are sufficiently secured, particularly on the
shelf under the rear window, as they can cause injury in the event of a collision.

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• The car seat cannot be used without the cover.
• Do not use replacement covers other than ones recommended by the manufacturer, as it's an
integral part of the car seat safety system.
• It is recommended to keep the car seat user manual throughout its lifetime.
• Do not use different mounting points than the ones described in the manual and marked on the
car seat.
• All hard elements and plastic parts of the child car seat shall be placed and installed in a way that,
under normal vehicle operating conditions, they cannot be locked by the vehicle's sliding seat or
door.
• Check the technical condition of the seat regularly, paying particular attention to mounting points,
seams, and adjustment parts. Make sure that all mechanical parts are fully functional. Never grease
or oil the components of a child's car seat.
• Stop using the car seat once its parts have been damaged or loosened.
• Set a good example for your child and always wear a seat belt. An adult not wearing a seat belt
can also pose a danger to a child.
• Before each journey, ensure the car seat is well-fitted.
• A car seat must always be fastened with a seat belt. Even when the child is not being
transported in it. An unfastened car seat, even during emergency braking, can cause injury to
passengers.
• In the case of some vehicle seats made of delicate fabrics, using car seats can leave a mark
and/or cause discolouration. This can be avoided by placing a blanket, towel or a similar product
underneath the car seat.

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B. 1 B. 2
B. 3
4.0 Installation in a car
4.1 Forward-facing car seat installation for children from
100 to 150 cm (approx. 3.5 to 12 years of age) using the
vehicle's seat belt and ISOFIX system.
• Press the ISOFIX system release buttons and slide out the ISOFIX latches (9) as far as possible
(pic. B.1).
• Grab the car seat with two hands and slide in both latches into the vehicle's seat mountings
(pic. B.2).
• After hearing the 'click' of each ISOFIX latches, push the car seat's seat to the backrest, exerting
strong, equal pressure on both sides.
• CAUTION! The locking latches are correctly mounted only when both button indicators are
completely green (pic. B.3).
• Grab the car seat and check if it's correctly mounted without looseness. Repeat the previous
steps if the car seat moves and the ISOFIX latches (9) slide out.
• Fasten the child with seat belts. Details are described in the section of the manual on fitting the
seat using the seat belt (see point 4.2).

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B. 4a B.4b
B.4c
4.2 Forward-facing car seat installation for children from
100 to 150 cm (approx. 3.5 to 12 years of age) using the
vehicle's seat belt.
IMPORTANT! The vehicle manual provides the location of the mounting points and other
necessary information regarding the installation of the car seat in the car. The user must
ABSOLUTELY read the vehicle manual.
• Adjust the headrest to the child's height (see point 5.0).
• Place the child's car seat on the vehicle's seat. Make sure to whether the car seat backrest
adheres flat to the backrest of the vehicle seat (see point 5.1).
• Direct the shoulder belt thru the green guide (5) under the headrest (pic. B.4a).
• Place the child in the car seat and direct the seat belt on the front of the child. Fasten the belt
in the buckle until hearing the characteristic 'click' (pic. B.4b).
• The lap belt should be placed under the armrests thru the lap belt guides (6). The shoulder belt
shall be placed under the armrest (3) (pic. B.4c).
Tension the vehicle seat belt by pulling first the lap belt section, then the shoulder belt section.
Ensure that the lap belt is stretched as low as possible over the child's hips, that it fits into the
guides and that it is fastened with a buckle. The shoulder strap should pass between your child's
shoulder and neck. Make sure the belt does not compress the child's neck.

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B.5
4.3 Car seat disassembly (ISOFIX installation system)
• Simulanteneously press the ISOFIX release buttons (10) on both shoulders of the ISOFIX
connector (9). Once the latches release and the indicator's colour turns red, slide out the car seat
from the ISOFIX guides (pic. B.5). The car seat is now disassembled from the ISOFIX installation
system now. You can slide in the ISOFIX shoulders (9) back into the car seat base (pic. B.1).

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C. 1 C.2
C.3
5.0 Headrest height
A correctly positioned headrest ensures optimal positioning of the seat belt shoulder section and
provides protection and comfort for the child. CAUTION! The shoulder belt should be crossing
between the child's shoulder and neck! The headrest should fit tightly around the child's head,
and the lower part of the headrest should be at the child's shoulder height (pic. C.1).
• Grab the headrest adjustment lever (7) located at the back of the headrest (1) and gently pull
it upwards. The headrest is unlocked (pic. C.2).
• Now you can adjust the headrest (1) to the desired height in 1 of 10 selected positions (pic.
C.3). Once the height is adjusted, release the adjustment lever(7), the headrest will lock after
gentle up-down height adjustment.
IMPORTANT! Make sure the seat headrest is locked.
Place the car seat on the vehicle seat. Place the child in the car seat and check the height of the
headrest. CAUTION! If necessary, repeat the headrest adjustment steps until reaching the
optimal height.

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C.4
C.5 C.6
5.1 Adjusting the backrest
The car seat's backrest (2) easily adapts to the position of the vehicle seat.
•The car seat backrest is mobile, which makes it possible to adjust it precisely to the plane of the
vehicle seat. Recline the backrest until it is in a position adjacent to the seat (pic. C.4).
5.2 Assembly/disassembly of seat and backrest
To assemble the car seat, place the backrest flat behind the seat, hook the lower part of the
backrest to the seat and twist the seat in the backrest to seat connector (8) as far as it is only
possible to connect it with the seat (pic. C.5).
Adjust the backrest until it locks in a vertical position.
Danger! While turning the backrest, check if there's nothing around the backrest to the seat
connector.
Disassembly: turn the backrest in the connector to the horizontal position to disconnect both car
seat parts (pic. C.6).

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D.1 D.2
D.3 D.4
6.0 Removing/fitting the cover
• Removing the backrest and seat cover: unzip the cover, the snaps are on its edges (four at the
back of the car seat, two on the backrest in front) (pic. D.1). You can take the cover off the car
seat (pic. D.2).
• Removing the headrest cover: Hold on to the top part of the cover located behind the headrest
adjustment button and gently slide off the fabric from the top part of the headrest. Once the
fabric from the top part is slid off, proceed with removing the cover on the sides of the headrest
(pic. D.3).
To fit the cover again, simply reverse the above sequence of actions. In order to facilitate the
installation of the cover in the vicinity of the waist belt guides (6), a white plastic stick (11) can be
used (fig. D.4).

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D. 5
A correctly fitted cover is when the top is the top layer and not tucked underneath (Fig.D.5).
6.1 Cleaning
Use only the original cover, as it is an essential element for car seat safety.
CAUTION! Do not use the car seat without the cover.
• The cover can be removed and washed by hand at temperatures below 30°C. Please observe
the washing instructions on the cover label. The colours may fade if washed at temperatures
above 30°C. The cover should not be spun or tumble-dried (which may cause the fabric layers to
separate).
• Plastic parts can be cleaned with water and diluted soap. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents
(such as solvents).
The full text of the Terms and Conditions of the Warranty is available on the website WWW.KINDERKRAFT.COM

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