Klippan KISS 2 Installation instructions

KISS 2 User Instruction

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Integrated handles
Inserts
3 Positions
Rocking Stop
Belt Guides
Support-leg
Head Support
Safety Indicator
ISOFIX
Wheels
Frame
Seat
Push-handle

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CERTIFICATE
1. This KISS child seat has ISOFIX. It has been approved in
accordance with ECE R44.03, annex 5 to series 03, for
general use in cars fitted with ISOFIX. KISS is approved
to the new R44.04 standard
2. The child seat fits cars with space approved for ISOFIX in
accordance with detailed instruction in the car’s manual),
depending on the category of child seat and fixture.
3. The weight class and ISOFIX size class for which this child
seat intended are as follows: 0 -18 kg ISOFIX class C
4. In cars without ISOFIX the KISS seat can be fitted with
3-points or 2-points belt.
The seat gives the best protection for your child when it is used according to the instructions.
Read and follow the fitting instructions carefully.
Keep the instructions in the storing place in the seat.
The seat and the base have a production number.
Your seat have № .
Contact your KISS dealer if you are not sure about the use of the seat, or if you have any questions

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AIRBAG WARNING!
The following pages show a number of safe ways to fit the KISS seat in your car. Rear-facing in
the front seat or rear seat. Using ISOFIX or adult two or three-point belts.
NB!!
If the seat is placed in the front seat, the airbag must be physically deactivated, either by
removing the airbag or by shutting off with a key. Check the car’s instruction manual or contact
the car dealer.
If the seat is placed in the front seat, the airbag must be physically deactivated, either by
removing the airbag or by shutting off with a key. Check the car’s instruction manual or contact
the car dealer.
Rear-facing child seats, belt seats, belt cushions or baby protectors must not be placed in the front
seat unless the airbag is deactivated first. Any child less than 140cm in height should not travel in
the front seat if the airbag is active.

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Rear-facing is safest!
The Nordic countries are the best countries in Europe when it comes to seeing children travelling in
rear-facing seats. This is why fewer children are injured or killed in traffic.
Unfortunately, they are changing what they do. More young children are now travelling in forward-
facing seats. This is because many parents are unsure of what to do about their airbags.
The new KISS seat is designed for rear-facing fitting only. If you put it in the front seat, the airbag
has to be either removed or physically deactivated. The latter is often achieved by turning a key.
Side impact airbags do not often cause a problem. But as far as anything to do with airbags is
concerned, you should study the instruction manual that came with your car, or ask the car
manufacturer or your nearest dealer for advice