Nuna revv User manual

IM-000281G

Easy Installation
Our products are designed to make your life easier, so installing this child restraint
doesn't require outside assistance. While we encourage the use of Certified Child
Passenger Safety Technicians to ensure you have installed the seat correctly, you
can install the child restraint in your vehicle without these professionals by carefully
reading and following these instructions.
Thank you!
You’ve just purchased a Nuna product, and you can be sure that
your child is getting the best there is. Our products are expertly engineered
for safety, with luxury fabrics and sophisticated style. Whatever made you
fall in love with Nuna, rest assured your adventures with your little one will be
easier from now on, freeing you to enjoy more happy family moments together.

Contents
Important Information
Product Information/Registration 4
Child Usage Requirements 6
Safety Warnings 8
Car Seat Use after a Crash 11
Vehicle Compatibility 12
Child Restraint Overview
Parts List 18–21
Features Usage 22
Child Restraint Installation 42
IMPORTANT!
KEEP THESE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE:
READ CAREFULLY
WARNING: Read and understand ALL warning
labels affixed to the child restraint and all written
instructions. Failure to do so can result in serious
injury or death. Store instructions in the slot on
the back of the seat shell for future use.
Rear Facing Installation 54
Forward Facing Installation 56
Securing Child 58
Cleaning and Maintenance 62
Softgoods Removal
Head Support 64
Seat Cover 66
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Product Information/Registration
Model Number:_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Manufactured in (date):______________________________________________________________________
Product Registration
Please fill in the above information. The model number and the manufactured in date are
located on a label on the bottom of your child restraint. Fill out the prepaid registration
postcard attached to the seat cover and mail it today.
Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons. You must register this restraint
to be reached in a recall. Send your name, address, e-mail address if available and the
restraint’s model number and manufacturing date to:
Nuna Baby Essentials Inc.
70 Thousand Oaks Blvd.
Morgantown, PA 19543
or call 1.855.NUNA.USA
Warranty
We have purposely designed our high-quality products so that they can grow with both your
child and your family. Because we stand by our product, our gear is covered by a custom
warranty per product, starting from the day it was purchased. Please have the proof of
purchase, model number and manufactured in date available when you contact us.
For warranty information please visit:
www.nunababy.com/usa/warranty
Contact
For replacement parts, service, or additional warranty questions, please contact our
customer service department.
In the USA:
[e-mail]
www.nunababy.com
1.855.NUNA.USA
Register online at:
www.nunababy.com
Click the “Register Car Seat”
link on the homepage.
For recall information, call the U.S. Government’s
Vehicle Safety Hotline at: 1.888.327.4236
(TTY: 1.800.424.9153) or go to http://www.NHTSA.gov
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Child Usage Requirements
To use this child restraint, your child must meet BOTH the weight and height requirements
below:
Weight: 5–40 lb (2.3–18 kg)
Height:43 in. (1100 mm) or less
The infant insert (p.26) is recommended for use with infants who weigh between 5–11 lb
(2.3–5 kg). DO NOT use the insert for a child who weighs more than 11 lb.
MODE
& installation
WEIGHT
(pounds)
MAX. HEIGHT
(inches)
10
4.5 kg
20
9.1 kg
30
13.6 kg
40
18 kg
Infant Insert (Birth to 11 lb)
with
lower anchor belt & tether
with lower anchor belt & tether
Forward Facing
with vehicle belt & tether
40
30
40
Rear Facing
with vehicle belt & tether
DO NOT install
using BOTH the
vehicle belt and
lower anchor
belt/LATCH.
43
(1100 mm)
11
30
American Academy of Pediatrics Recommendation
The AAP recommends children should ride rear facing for as long as possible, until
they reach the maximum weight or height allowed by their seat.
For this seat, that maximum is 40 lb (18 kg) or less than 43 in. (1100 mm)
Rear facing Forward facing
Instruction Color Key
Which mode is best for my child?
Consult the chart on the next page to determine the proper mode based on your child's
weight/height. Throughout these instructions and on the product labels, the two modes
are identified by color as indicated on the next page.
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Use ONLY with children who weigh 5–40 lb (2.3–18 kg) and whose height
is 43 in. (1100 mm) or less.
DO NOT use in any configuration not shown in the instructions. Please refer to
vehicle owner’s manual for recommended or suggested installation positions.
NEVER use the child restraint in a position between rear facing or
forward facing. Always make sure the restraint is locked in the direction
appropriate for your child.
DO NOT use the child restraint if it is more than 10 years old. Check the label
or stamped “do not use after” date on the bottom of the child restraint.
DO NOT use another manufacturer’s cover, padding, fabric, or other soft
materials with this child restraint, as these constitute an integral part of the
child restraint performance.
DO NOT modify your child restraint or use any accessories or parts
supplied by other manufacturers unless they are approved by Nuna for
use with this child restraint. Doing so may be unsafe and may void the
warranty.
DO NOT use a cut, frayed or damaged vehicle seat belt. NEVER use
the child restraint if it has frayed or cut harness straps, any damaged or
missing parts, or has been in a damaging crash. To find out if damaged
parts are replaceable, call 1-855-NUNA-USA.
NEVER use a car seat that has been involved in a moderate to severe crash.
See page 11 to learn the difference between a minor and moderate to
severe crash.
This child restraint system meets all applicable requirements of Federal
Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 213. This restraint is certified for
use only in passenger vehicles. This restraint is not certified for aircraft use,
as aircraft belts will not accommodate proper installation of this restraint.
WARNING
DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR,
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DO NOT allow anyone who has not read the instructions to install or use
this child restraint. NEVER give this child restraint to another person
without also giving them these instructions.
NEVER leave child unattended in this child restraint.
To avoid strangulation, do not allow children to play with vehicle or child
restraint belts or straps. If possible, move unused belts out of reach.
Cover the child restraint when your vehicle is parked in sunlight. Parts of a
child restraint can become very hot if left in the sun, and can burn a child’s
skin. Check for hot parts before putting your child in the child restraint.
NEVER leave child restraint unsecured in your vehicle even when it is
unoccupied. In a crash, it could become a projectile and injure other
vehicle occupants.
NEVER leave luggage or other objects unsecured in a vehicle, as they are
liable to cause injuries in the event of a collision.
Car Seat Use after a Crash
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends
that car seats be replaced following a moderate or severe crash. Car seats
do not automatically need to be replaced following a minor crash.
A minor crash is one in which ALL of these apply:
• The vehicle was able to be driven away from the crash site.
• The vehicle door nearest to the car seat was not damaged.
• None of the passengers in the vehicle sustained any injuries in the crash.
• If the vehicle has air bags, none of the air bags deployed during the crash.
• There is no visible damage to the car seat.
Any crash that does not meet all of the above criteria for a minor crash is
considered a moderate to severe crash. NEVER use a car seat that has been
involved in a moderate to severe crash.
Information from nhtsa.gov
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Vehicle Compatibility
This child restraint can ONLY be installed on vehicle seats that face forward. DO NOT
install in seats that face to the sides or rear of the vehicle.
WARNING: You MUST read and understand ALL child restraint related instructions
and warnings in your vehicle owner’s manual to correctly and safely use this child
restraint in your vehicle.
WARNING: SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH MAY OCCUR. NEVER
install this child restraint rear
facing in a vehicle seating position
with a frontal air bag unless it is
turned off. If your vehicle is equipped with
front passenger air bags, check your vehicle
owner's manual for child restraint installation
instructions.
IMPORTANT: According to accident
statistics, children are safer when
properly restrained in the rear
seating positions than in the front
seating positions.
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WARNING: DO NOT USE the lower anchors of the child restraint anchorage
system (LATCH system) to attach this child restraint when restraining a child weighing
more than 30 lb (13.6 kg) rear facing or forward facing.
Using LATCH
LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tether for CHildren) is a system for installing a child restraint
in a vehicle without using the vehicle belts. This child restraint can be installed without
vehicle belts by connecting the child restraint’s lower anchor belt to the lower anchorages in
your vehicle.
Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual to determine if your vehicle is equipped with LATCH,
and how to correctly use LATCH to install this child restraint in your vehicle.
The tether should ALWAYS be used in BOTH rear facing and forward facing installations,
even when installing the child restraint with the vehicle belt.
LATCH
This child restraint is designed to be used with lower LATCH anchors at the standard
spacing of 11 inches (28 cm). LATCH lower vehicle anchor points are defined as 11 inches
(28 cm) from the center of one LATCH anchor to the center of another LATCH anchor.

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LATCH Location
Common locations of LATCH in a vehicle are shown below (consult your vehicle owner’s
manual). Other locations of the tether are shown below.
Tether
The child restraint’s tether strap should be used for ALL installations as it provides a
more secure installation and is proven to be safer. In a crash, the tether limits a child’s
movement, protecting their head and neck and reducing the risk of injury.
Using Vehicle Belts
Both vehicle belt types A and B (as pictured here) may be used for rear facing or forward
facing installations.
Lap/Shoulder Belt (A)
Lap Belt Only (B)
Belts MUST be able to be locked. Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual to determine
if the belts in your vehicle lock by: 1) switching the seat belt’s retractor by pulling the belt
all the way out, or 2) a locking latch plate that locks the vehicle’s seat belts so they will not
move freely.
If the belt cannot be locked using one of these methods, contact Nuna Customer Service
for a locking clip.
AB
Vehicle
Lower
Anchor
Points
Vehicle
Tether
Anchor Points
Vehicle Floor
Rear Shelf
Back Wall
Back of Seat
Other common tether locations
(consult your vehicle manual):
Common LATCH locations
(consult your vehicle manual):

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Vehicle Belts that CANNOT Be Used
The following types of vehicle belts MUST NOT be used to install this child restraint. They
will not provide a secure, safe installation. Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual for which
seating positions in your vehicle can be used to install this child restraint using vehicle
belts or LATCH.
1 - Motorized Belts (Automatic)
These should not be used unless the shoulder belt can be removed, the lap belt is
locked and use is allowed by the vehicle manufacturer.
2 - Dual Retractor Lap/Shoulder Belts
If allowed by the vehicle manufacturer, the lap belt only may be used to secure the child
restraint if it can be locked in accordance with this manual and the vehicle’s manual.
3 - Non-Locking (ELR) Lap Belts
This belt locks only in a crash or sudden stop and should only be used with a belt
shortening clip. Contact your vehicle manufacturer if needed.
4 - Airbag/Inflatable Belts
5 - Door Mounted Belts
6 -Lap Belts forward of Seat Bight (where the seat bottom and back meet)
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Front View
1 Head Support
Button
2 Head Support
3 Head Insert
4 Shoulder Harness
Pad (x2)
5 Infant Insert (x2)
6 Hip Harness Pad (x2)
7 Crotch Pad
8 Recline Handle
9 Seat Cover
10 Chest Clip
11 Harness Strap
12 Cup Holder (x2)
13 Adjustable Harness
Buckle
14 Harness Release
Button
15 Harness Adjustment
Strap
16 Infant Insert
Wedge
Parts List 1
2
4
3
5
10
11
6
7
8
13
9
12
3
5
7
6
12
4
15
14
16

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Side View & Top View
17 True Tension™
Door
18 Side Impact
Protection Pod
19 Instruction Manual
Storage
20 Magnetic Buckle
Tongue Holder
21 Belt Positioner
22 Rotate Position
Button
23 Recline Position
Indicator
24 Recline Position
Window 21
23
Back View
25 Tether Cover
26 Handle
27 Tether Strap
28 Tether Strap
Adjuster
29 Tether Hook
30 Lower Anchor Storage
31 Lower Anchor
Connectors
32 Lower Anchor Belt
33 Lower Anchor
Adjuster
20
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
22
17
18
19
26
25
24

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1
2
2
Features Usage
Harness
1 - To Loosen Harness, press on harness release button (1) while pulling forward on the
harness straps (2).
2 - To Open Chest Clip, press button on front of clip (1) and pull clip apart (2).
3 - To Open Harness Buckle, press red button on front of buckle (1) and pull out buckle
tongues (2).
4 - To Use Magnetic Buckle Tongue Holders, loosen and unbuckle harness. Place the
buckle tongues against the magnetic area on the side of the child restraint so that the
tongues are held in place.
5 - To Fasten Chest Clip, push chest clip halves together until they click. (1) Pull to check.
To Fasten Buckle, insert buckle tongues firmly into buckle until they click. (2) Pull up
on tongues to ensure they are locked.
6 - To Tighten Harness, pull on harness adjustment strap. (1) Place chest clip at child's
armpit level after tightening. (2)
1 1
2
2
1
1
2
1
4
2
5
3
6
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Adjustable Harness Buckle
1 - The harness buckle may be adjusted for improved comfort or fit of any child. Loosen
harness, open the chest clip and harness buckle. Lift up on the lower section of the head
support pad (1).
2 - Locate and undo 2 snap buttons on the seat back pad.
3 - Remove the harness buckle from the seat pad, and pull forward on the seat back pad.
4 - Locate the harness buckle adjustment slots in the seat shell and squeeze/pinch the
sides of the harness buckle strap together. Drop the pinched strap slightly to allow it to
pass between the positions.
5 - Slide the harness buckle strap forward or rearward (as shown) to best fit your child.
6 - Insert the harness buckle back into the correct seat pad opening. Reattach both seat
back pad snap buttons, and pull down on the lower section of the head support pad.
The infant insert (p.26) is recommended for use with infants who weigh between 5–11 lb
(2.3–5 kg). DO NOT use the insert for a child who weighs more than 11 lb.
Use the position that is closest to (but not under) your child.
1
4
2
5
3
6
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Head Insert
1 - The head insert may be used or removed for improved comfort or fit of any child. To use,
attach the snaps on the head insert to the snaps on the head support.
2 - When the head insert is not in use, tuck the snaps on the head support behind the head
support fabric.
Infant Insert
The insert MUST be removed once the child reaches 11 lb. The insert can improve the
harness fit and recline angle for smaller infants.
When rear facing, the harness MUST be positioned AT or JUST BELOW the child's
shoulders. If the harness straps are positioned ABOVE the child's shoulders, use the infant
insert to adjust the fit.
3 - Pull harness buckle up through slot in bottom of insert.
4 - Route harness straps through sides of insert.
5 - Push insert firmly into child restraint.
When properly installed,
the infant insert will not
interfere with harness
straps or harness buckle.
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Infant Insert Wedge
The insert MUST be removed once the child reaches 11 lb. The insert wedge can further
improve the harness fit and recline angle for smaller infants.
When rear facing, the harness MUST be positioned AT or JUST BELOW the child's
shoulders. If the harness straps are positioned ABOVE the child's shoulders, use the infant
insert wedge to adjust the fit.
1 - To remove infant insert wedge, pull the top section of the infant insert forward.
2 - Undo all of the snaps on the infant insert wedge.
3 - Pull up to remove.
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Shoulder, Hip, and Crotch Pad
1 - ALWAYS use the shoulder, hip, and crotch pads.
To use the shoulder and hip pads, fold each pad in half over the harness strap and attach
the snaps.
2 - To use the crotch pad, slide the harness buckle through the loop on the pad.
3 - Locate and insert the tab/strap between the harness buckle and crotch strap. Pull the
tab through to the back of the harness buckle to secure the crotch pad.
Cup Holder
4 - Insert cup holder into opening on side of child restraint.
5 - To remove, lift up on the cup holder to release locking tab.
6 - Pull out to remove.
DO NOT place glass or metal containers or hard or sharp objects in cup holder. In a crash
they could cause serious injury. NEVER use cup holder for hot beverages.
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5
2 3

Head Support Adjustment
There are 10 head support positions.
1 - With harness loose (p.22), squeeze head support button and move head support up or
down to desired position.
Release head support button and slide head support slightly up or down until locked into
position. The head support will click when it locks.
CHECK that head support is locked on both sides by pulling firmly up and down.
Recline
There are 10 recline positions.
2 - Positions 1–5 (BLUE)are for rear facing use with children 5–40 lb (2.3–18 kg).
3 - Positions 1–5 (RED) are for forward facing use with children 25–40 lb (11.3–18 kg).
4 - Squeeze the recline handle at the front of the child restraint.
5 - Tilt seat to desired recline position 1-5 (BLUE rear facing or RED forward facing). Release
recline handle and check that child restraint is locked in desired recline position.
forward facing
5 4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4 5
rear facing
5
2
forward facing
5 4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4 5
rear facing
3
4
rear facing
5 4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4 5
forward facing
rear facing
5 4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4 5
forward facing
If infant's head falls forward, child restraint must be reclined more. Use infant insert with
infants 5–11 lb (2.3–5 kg) to increase recline angle.
WARNING: If you are using a lap only belt, you MUST use recline position 5 in both
rear facing and forward facing modes.
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Lower Anchors
The lower anchor belt can be used instead of a vehicle belt to install this child restraint.
The lower anchor belt MUST NOT be used rear facing or forward facing if your child
weighs more than 30 lb (13.6 kg).
The lower anchor belt and connectors are stored on the back of seat base in lower anchor
storage compartment.
1 - Open the lower anchor storage compartment door.
2 - Take out the lower anchor belt and connectors.
3 - Lengthen lower anchor belt for use by pressing adjuster button (1) while pulling
on belt (2).
4 - For belt routing, see p.50. To connect lower anchor belt to lower anchors in vehicle,
press connector firmly onto lower anchor and pull to check.
5 - Remove all slack from lower anchor belt by pulling loop at end of belt.
6 - To release lower anchor belt, press red button on end of connector while pulling on belt.
Store lower anchors when not in use. Place one lower anchor connector in each half
of the storage compartment. Fold excess belt webbing into compartment.
DO NOT cut the lower anchor attachment strap. It permanently secures the lower
anchors to the child restraint.
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3
1
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2
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Tether Setup
1 - You may need to loosen tether adjuster before unclipping from anchor. Unclip the tether
hook by pushing in the back of the hook while pulling the hook down and off of the anchor.
Tether should be routed OVER the handle. Follow instructions for vehicle belt routing
on p.42.
2 - To extend tether for use, tilt tether adjuster and pull to lengthen.
3 - Locate the tether anchor in your vehicle; anchor locations can be found in your
vehicle owner's manual. Look for the tether icon pictured here. With tether going
OVER handle, attach the tether hook to the vehicle tether anchor (1).Once tether is
anchored, tighten by pulling on tether strap to remove all slack (2).
Tether Storage
4 - To store, thread the tether hook under the handle.
5 - Attach tether hook to the back of the child restraint (1) and remove slack from tether
strap (2). When not in use, tether MUST be properly stored.
6 - Cover the tether adjuster with tether cover.
WARNING: ALWAYS USE TETHER for rear facing and forward facing installation,
if vehicle is equipped with a tether anchor point and vehicle requirements are met (see
vehicle owner's manual).
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1
2
5
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4
2
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