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Safety advice
WARNING: The correct tting of the vehicle seatbelt (following the guide markings)
is of vital importance for the safety of your child. See the labels on the seat itself.
WARNING: Keep these instructions with the child car seat for future reference.
WARNING: Never leave your child unattended.
WARNING: NEVER use the child car seat on a passenger seat that is tted with a
front airbag. THIS CAN BE VERY DANGEROUS.
• The product is only safe if it is used in strict accordance with these instructions.
• The product must be replaced if it is involved in an accident as it may have
unseen damage.
• Do not use this product second hand as you do not know its history.
• Ensure that all other passengers, luggage and loose objects are properly
secured.
• Do not lubricate any of the moving parts.
• Never use the child car seat without the covers.
• Only covers approved by the manufacturer may be used. The covers are an
integral part of the child car seat and it’s safety performance.
• Ensure that the child car seat is not damaged by heavy objects or being
caught in the car door.
• The rigid parts and the plastic sections of the child car seat should be
positioned and installed in such a way that they cannot, under normal use of
the vehicle, become trapped by a moving seat or in the vehicle door.
• Never make unauthorised alterations or additions to the product, such
changes can be highly dangerous.
• Child car seat parts may become hot in direct sunlight. Cover with sheet to
prevent this.
• Most accidents occur on short trips, so do not be tempted to avoid using the
child car seat simply because you are not travelling very far.
• Do not leave the child in the child car seat for long periods of time. Take
regular breaks on long journeys.
• Set a good example by always wearing a seatbelt yourself.
• Make sure that your child never plays with the buckle.
WARNING: Failure to follow each of the following instructions can result in your child
striking the vehicle’s interior during a sudden stop or crash.
WARNING: Take care that the straps holding the child car seat to the vehicle, are
as tight as possible. Make sure that the straps restraining the child are adjusted to
the child’s body and the straps are not twisted.
WARNING: The child restraint system MUST BE CHANGED after it has suffered from a
violent impact in an accident.
Do not use a rear facing child car seat on a passenger seat where an
active passenger airbag is tted. The airbag inates rapidly and can
throw a rear-facing child car seat into the back of a passenger seat
with great force, which can injure or kill a child.
! Extreme Danger !