! The Vehicle Shoulder Belt should rest on the child’s
shoulder and across the center of the chest.
! The Vehicle Lap Belt must remain snug across the
child’s thighs.
! NEVER leave a booster unsecured in your vehicle.
An unsecured booster can be thrown around and
may injure occupants in a sharp turn, sudden stop
or crash. Remove it or make sure that it is secured
in the vehicle.
! NEVER leave luggage or other objects unsecured
in a vehicle, they are liable to cause injuries in the
event of a collision.
! Replace the booster after an accident of any kind.
An accident can cause damage to the booster that
you cannot see.
! DO NOT modify your booster or use any
accessories or parts supplied by other
manufacturers.
! NEVER use a booster if it has damaged or missing
parts. DO NOT use a cut, frayed or damaged
vehicle seat belt.
! The booster can become very hot if left in the sun.
Contact with these parts can burn your child’s skin.
Always touch the surface of any metal or plastic
parts before putting your child in the booster.
! According to accident statistics, children are safer
when properly restrained in rear vehicle seating
positions, rather than front seating positions. For a
vehicle with a front passenger air bag, refer to your
vehicle owner’s manual as well as these instructions
for a booster installation.
! NEVER give this booster to someone else without
also giving them this manual.
! NEVER use a second-hand child restraint or a
booster whose history you do not know.
! DO NOT use this booster without the soft goods.
! The soft goods should not be replaced with
any besides the ones recommended by the
manufacturer, because the soft goods constitute an
integral part of the booster performance.
! DO NOT use any load bearing contact points other
than those described in the instructions and marked
on the booster.
! To avoid burns, never put hot liquids in your
booster’s cupholder.
! DO NOT face your booster toward the rear of the
vehicle.
