Safety 1st ADJUST N GO User manual

Harness: Shoulder straps are attached to a splitter plate behind seat. Pull
strap end in front of seat to tighten harness. Push lever at lower front of seat
and pull on shoulder straps to loosen. Lap straps are threaded through slots
at hips and run straight across under seat shell.
Harness slots: There are two sets of slots. To adjust harness for smaller
infant, route straps through lowest set of slots, below metal bar (diagram 1).
To use the lower set of harness slots, you must adjust headrest to lowest
position, you must use upper set of loops on harness positioned as shown
in diagram 2, you must use body pillow (diagram 3), and you must adjust
crotch strap to innermost position with crotch strap anchor on top of shell’s
middle slot (diagram 4). Route harness straps and crotch strap through slots in
body pillow. When using upper set of harness slots, harness straps must be
routed over metal bar (diagram 5). Harness may be raised or lowered by
rotating both adjustment levers inward and lifting or lowering headrest
(diagram 6). Make sure the headrest and metal bar at rear of seat are locked
into position.
Crotch strap: There are three positions. Middle or innermost slot must
be used if child is rear-facing. Any slot may be used for forward-facing.
To change position, turn metal anchor under seat sideways and feed it
through slot to top of seat. Re-thread through desired slot and tug to be sure
anchor is flat underneath seat. If using harness slots below metal bar, crotch
strap must be routed as described in “Harness slots” section above.
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DOREL ADJUST N GO
Type: Convertible/Combination
Last date made: Current
First made: 2020
Weight limits: 5 to 40 lbs. rear-facing, 22 to 50 lbs. & at least
2 years old forward-facing with harness, 40 to 80 lbs. and at
least 4 years old as belt-positioning booster with vehicle lap-
shoulder belt on child.
Harness: 5-point harness to 50 lbs. (removable)
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Angle adjustment: There are 3 positions. Grasp handle in center front of
seat (diagram 7), pull out to recline, pull up on center of seat to make
upright. Use fully reclined or semi-reclined for rear-facing and upright for
forward-facing. For children who cannot sit up unassisted, level line on
shell (diagram 8) must be parallel to ground. When forward-facing, use
fully upright position. If forward facing in harness or booster mode, use
semi-reclined position only if needed to make child restraint flush against
upright vehicle seatback.
Belt path: If LATCH is not in use, thread connectors through rear-facing belt
path and attach connectors to storage locations on sides of restraint
(diagram 9). Do not install restraint in harness or booster mode
using inflatable safety belt.
With harness:
Rear-facing: The vehicle belt is routed under child’s legs through slots
on each side of shell.
Forward-facing: The vehicle belt is routed through slots behind the
seat.
Without harness: Remove crotch strap and store harness behind
headrest and seat pad (diagram 10). Use vehicle lap-shoulder belt on child as
shown in diagram 11. Do not use guide under headrest to position shoulder
belt unless necessary for correct fit on child. LATCH straps are not used in
booster mode.
LATCH: Comes with a single attached lower connector strap. Lower
connectors are not used in belt-positioning booster mode. For rear-facing
use, thread strap through hole in side of shell, under seat pad and between
buckle strap and harness adjuster lever, and through rear-facing belt path. For
forward-facing use, thread strap through forward-facing belt path. Discontinue
use of lower anchors when child is 40 lbs. Lower anchors may be used in
center seating position only when position is designated as a LATCH
location in vehicle owner's manual and space between bars is at least 11
inches (refer to Safe Ride News LATCH manual).
Tether: Yes, for forward-facing use with harness only. If tether is not in
use, store as shown in diagram 12.
Other: Restraint expires ten years from date of manufacture.
Restraint may be used on aircraft in harnessed modes only.
DOREL brands include: COSCO, SAFETY 1st, and MAXI-COSI.
Model names may apply to any one or more of these brands.
Important: This information sheet is not a substitute for complete manufacturer’s directions and current recall list.
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Adjust ‘n Go
All-in-One Car Seat
4358-8137
12.17.20
KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.
Read all instructions before using this car seat.
WARNING Failure to follow the
warnings on the labels and in the
instruction manual can result in
serious injury or death
to your child.

Quick NavigationOverview
Welcome to the Safety 1st family and thank you for choosing this
car seat, also known as a child restraint!
To help you get started using your child’s new car seat, here are the
4 main tasks you’ll need to complete.
Your child’s safety is worth the time it will take to read and follow
these instructions.
Ready? Let’s go!
Pages 1-3 will introduce you to the parts of the car seat.
Page 78 has our contact information. If at any point you would like
assistance, please feel free to reach out to us.
REAR-FACING
5-40 lb
(2.3-18 kg) and
19-40 in.
(48-101.6 cm)
PAGE 6
BOOSTER SEAT
40-80 lb
(18.1-36.3 kg)
and 43-52 in.
(110.1-132.1 cm)
PAGE 6
Rear-Facing
Child Fit
PAGE 9
Forward-
Facing
Child Fit
PAGE 10
Adjusting
Car Seat
PAGES 11-19
Storing
Harness
System
PAGE 53
Securing
Child
PAGE 49
Vehicle
Belt
PAGE 29
Lower
Anchor
PAGE 34
Vehicle
Belt +
Tether
PAGE 40
Lower
Anchor
+ Tether
PAGE 44
FORWARD-FACING
22-50 lb (10.1-22.6 kg)
and 29-45 in.
(73.6-114.3 cm)
And at least 1 year old
PAGE 6
Adjust the Car Seat to Fit Your Child
Measure Your Child
Install the Car Seat into Your Vehicle
Secure Your Child in the Car Seat
Booster Seat
Child Fit
PAGE 57
Lap/Shoulder
Belt
PAGE 58

Getting Started
Parts of the Car Seat .......................................................1
Accessory Use ...............................................................4
Choosing Car Seat Mode ...............................................5
Preparing Car Seat for Child Fit.........................................7
Rear-Facing Child Fit .....................................................9
Forward-Facing Child Fit .......................................................10
Making Adjustments to Car Seat
Changing Headrest/Harness Height ...............................11
Changing Buckle Position...............................................12
Harness System Adjustments for Smaller Infants .............15
Reclining the Car Seat ....................................................19
Choosing LATCH or Vehicle Belt
LATCH: Lower Anchor Use ..............................................20
Vehicle Belts ..................................................................22
Tether Use ......................................................................26
Installation in Vehicle
Rear-Facing Mode .........................................................28
Rear-Facing Vehicle Belt Install........................................29
Rear-Facing LATCH: Lower Anchor Install ........................34
Forward-Facing Mode ...................................................39
Forward-Facing Vehicle Belt + Tether Install....................40
Forward-Facing LATCH: Lower Anchor + Tether Install.....44
Securing Child in Car Seat...................................49
Booster Seat
Booster Seat Mode ........................................................52
Storing Harness System ................................................53
Booster Seat Child Fit ....................................................57
Lap/Shoulder Belt Use ...................................................58
Wash & Care of Car Seat Parts
Removing Seat Pad Set for Cleaning .................................60
Cleaning Parts of Car Seat and Installing Seat Pad Set . 63
Installing Harness System .............................................66
Safety Information
Aircraft Information ......................................................70
Replacement and Expiration of Car Seat ........................71
Child Restraint Use...........................................................72
Installation in Vehicle........................................................72
Vehicle Seating Position ...................................................73
Registration and Safety Notices.........................................74
Additional Information
Warranty .........................................................................75
Troubleshooting ...............................................................76
Replacement Parts List ....................................................77
Dorel Juvenile Group Information.......................................78
Contents
©2020 Dorel Juvenile. All Rights Reserved.

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Parts of the Car Seat
1
Headrest/
Harness
Adjustment
Levers
Body
Pillow*
In and Out
Harness
Holders
(on select
models)
Harness
Release Lever
(under flap)
Harness
Adjustment
Strap
Upper
Shoulder
Harness Slots
Chest Clip
Harness System Detail
Recline
Handle
Adjustable
Headrest
*See page 4 for Accessory Use.
Removable
Cup Holder*
(on select
models)
Buckle
Harness
Straps
Lower Shoulder
Harness Slots
for Smaller
Infants (on select
models)
LATCH: Lower
Anchor Belt
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Forward-
Facing
Belt Path
Rear-Facing
Level Line
Base
Rear-Facing
Belt Path
LATCH: Lower Anchor
Belt Storage
Shell
(child restaint)

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Accessory Use
3
For Use in Rear-Facing Mode Only
Body Pillow
When using the lower shoulder harness
slots for smaller infants, you MUST use
the body pillow.
To remove body pillow, slide pillow
out from behind the harness straps.
Tether Strap
Tether Storage Instruction
Manual Storage
Splitter Plate Removable Cup Holder
(on select models)
The cup holder is top-rack dishwasher
safe.
To remove cup holder, twist the cup holder
counterclockwise. Pull it out of slot in shell.
To install cup holder, align tabs on bottom of
cup holder with slots in shell. Twist clockwise
to lock in place.

Choosing Car Seat Mode
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Measure your child’s weight and height
(do not guess) before choosing the car seat’s mode.
Your child’s height, weight, and age determine how the car seat should
be placed in the vehicle.
Children vary widely in body size, shape, and temperament—please
consult your doctor before switching between any of these
modes within the limits and fit requirements of the seat.
State Laws
Please be certain to follow your state’s laws regarding car seat use.
American Academy of Pediatrics Recommendations
Infants and Toddlers
Should ride in a rear-facing car seat as long as possible, until they
reach the highest weight or height allowed by their seat.
Toddlers and Preschoolers
Once they are facing forward, children should use a forward-facing car
seat with a harness for as long as possible, until they reach the height
and weight limits for their seats.
School-Aged Children
Once they have outgrown their forward-facing car seat, children should
use a belt-positioning booster seat until the vehicle’s lap and shoulder
seat belt fits properly. This is often when they have reached at least 4
feet 9 inches in height and are 8 to 12 years old.
Older Children
All children younger than 13 years should be restrained in the rear
seats of vehicles for optimal protection.
FORWARD-FACING MODE
22-50 lb (10.1-22.6 kg) and 29-45 in. (73.6-114.3 cm)
Children must be at least 1 year of age to ride Forward-Facing.
In this car seat, your child can remain harnessed Forward-Facing
until they outgrow any one of the following:
• Weight Limit: 50 lb (22.6 kg); OR
• Height Limit: 45 in. (114.3 cm); OR
• Forward-Facing Child Fit requirements, see page 10
BOOSTER SEAT MODE
40-80 lb (18.1-36.3 kg) and 43-52 in. (110.1-132.1 cm)
In this car seat, your child can remain in a Booster Seat until
they outgrow any one of the following:
• Weight Limit: 80 lb (36.3 kg); OR
• Height Limit: 52 in. (132.1 cm); OR
• Booster Seat Child Fit requirements, see page 57
REAR-FACING MODE
5-40 lb (2.3-18 kg) and 19-40 in. (48-101.6 cm)
Children under 1 year of age must ride Rear-Facing.
In this car seat, your child can remain Rear-Facing until
they outgrow any one of the following:
• Weight Limit: 40 lb (18 kg); OR
• Height Limit: 40 in. (101.6 cm); OR
• Rear-Facing Child Fit requirements, see page 9

Preparing Car Seat for Child Fit
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Fully Loosen Harness
Straps
Push down on harness release
lever (through opening in pad)
while pulling out on harness
straps as shown.
Unbuckle Harness
Press in towards the top of the
red button to release the buckle
tongues.
Release Chest Clip
Hold each side of the chest clip
and press on the release button
with your thumb and pull apart.
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2
3
Place Harness Straps Out
of the Way
The In and Out Harness Holders
(on select models) can be used
two ways:
1. You can secure the harness
straps around them as shown.
2. Or the buckle tongues can
be placed into the slots in the
harness holders as shown.
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5Place Child in Car Seat
to Determine Proper
Harness Fit
The child’s bottom and back
should be flat against the
car seat.
Buckle
Tongue
Release
Button
1
2
For Rear-Facing child fit, see page 9.
For Forward-Facing child fit, see page 10.

Forward-Facing Child Fit 10 Rear-Facing Child Fit
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Need to make adjustments?
To change headrest/harness height, see page 11.
To change buckle position, see pages 12-14.
Harness Strap Position
The harness strap must be at or
slightly above the shoulders;
never below.
Buckle Position
Buckle can be used in any slot.
Choose the slot closest to your child.
The buckle should not be
underneath or behind your child.
Head Position
The tops of your child’s ears
must be below the top of the
car seat’s headrest.
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2
3
Need to make adjustments?
To change headrest/harness height, see page 11.
To change buckle position, see pages 12-14.
Harness Strap Position
The harness strap must be at or
slightly below the shoulders;
never above.
Buckle Position
Buckle must be used in either the
1st or 2nd slot. Choose the slot
closest to your child.
The buckle should not be
underneath or behind your child.
Head Position
The top of your child’s head
must be at least 1 in.
(2.5 cm) below the top of the
car seat’s headrest.
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2
Do not use 3rd slot in
Rear-Facing mode.

Changing Headrest/
Harness Height
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Changing Buckle Position 12
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Unbuckle Harness
Press in towards the top of
the red button to release the
buckle tongues.
Fully Recline the Car
Seat
Pull out on recline handle and
push top of child restraint back.
Locate the Buckle’s
Metal Retainer
Reach under the seat between
the base and shell and through
the recline handle.
Fully Loosen Harness
Straps
Push down on harness
release lever (through
opening in pad) while pulling
out on harness straps as
shown.
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2
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Changing Headrest/
Harness Height
Rotate the headrest/harness
adjustment levers inward.
Move the headrest up or
down to the proper height for
your child.
Release headrest adjustment
levers to lock in place.
Make sure it is locked
securely.
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Buckle
Tongue
For Rear-Facing Child Fit, see page 9.
For Forward-Facing Child Fit, see page 10.
Check your child’s fit often.
If you cannot achieve a snug harness fit for your child,
see pages 15-18.
To learn how to check harness tightness, see pages 49-51.
Check the harness straps often for any wear or damage.

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Failure to place buckle’s metal retainer completely
through pad and shell can result in serious injury or death.
Rotate Metal Retainer
and Push It Up Through
Buckle Slot in Shell
From Top of Seat,
Pull Buckle Out of
Shell and Pad
Insert Buckle’s Metal
Retainer into Slot
Closest to Child
Buckle must face out.
Rear-Facing Mode:
You must use the 1st or
2nd buckle slots.
Forward-Facing Mode:
Any slot can be used.
Reach Under the Seat
Between Base and Shell
and Through Recline
Handle
Pull buckle’s metal
retainer completely
through pad and shell.
Check Buckle
Pull up on buckle to make sure
it is secured.
The buckle must not pull out.
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2
3
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Check your child’s fit often.
If you cannot achieve a snug harness fit for your child,
see pages 15-18.
To learn how to check harness tightness, see pages 49-51.

Tuck Car Seat Pad Back
Around Front of Car Seat and
Check Buckle
Pull up on buckle to make sure it is
secured.
The buckle must not pull out.
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Harness System Adjustments
for Smaller Infants
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From Top of Seat, Lay
the Metal Retainer Flat
Against the Shell As Shown
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4
Adjust the Headrest to the
Lowest Position
The headrest must be in the
lowest position.
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With Buckle in the 1st Slot,
Fully Recline the Car Seat
If you need to move the buckle to
the 1st slot, see pages 12-14.
Pull Up Front of Car Seat Pad
When using the lower shoulder harness slots for smaller
children, you MUST use the body pillow and the headrest
MUST be in the lowest position.
From Bottom of Seat, Pull
Metal Retainer Down and
Push It Up into Middle Slot
As Shown
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2
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If you cannot achieve a snug harness fit for your child, you may
need to adjust the buckle strap and/or harness strap length and
location as shown in this section.
Adjusting Buckle Strap
Adjusting Harness Strap
Fully Loosen Harness Straps
Push down on harness release
lever (through opening in pad)
while pulling out on harness
straps as shown.
2
Check your child’s fit often.
To learn how to check harness tightness, see pages 49-51.

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The harness system must be installed correctly. Do not
use a child restraint with damaged harness straps.
Thread Harness Straps
Through Lower Shoulder
Harness Slots For Smaller
Infants in Seat Pad and Shell
From Back of Seat,
Remove Harness Strap
Loops From Splitter Plate
From Back of Seat, Pull
Harness Straps Through
Shell
Harness straps must be in shoulder
harness slots below the metal bar
as shown.
Do not twist harness straps.
sewn
end
Pull Harness Straps Out of
Upper Shoulder Harness
Slots Attach 2nd Harness Strap
Loops to Splitter Plate As
Shown
Sewn ends of the harness strap loops
must face towards you.
Do not twist harness straps or
harness adjustment strap.
Make sure the same harness strap
loops are fitted completely on both
sides of the splitter plate.
Check your child’s fit often.
To learn how to check harness
tightness, see pages 49-51.
The harness strap must be returned
to the upper shoulder harness slots
as your child grows.
Pull Body Pillow Forward
Away from Seat
Thread harness straps through slots
in body pillow.
You must use the body pillow.
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Reclining the Car Seat
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This car seat has 3 positions.
To Recline: Pull out on recline handle
and push top of child restraint back.
For More Upright: Pull out on recline
handle and pull top of child restraint
forward.
Rear-Facing Mode -3Reclined or 2Semi-reclined
For children who cannot sit up unassisted, the level line on
shell must be parallel with the ground using either Position
3 or 2.
For children who can sit up unassisted, you may rotate the
child restraint to be more upright in Position 2.
Forward-Facing Mode - 1 Upright or 2 Semi-reclined
Booster Seat Mode - 1 Upright or 2 Semi-reclined
NOTE: When used in Forward-Facing or Booster Seat mode,
the semi-reclined position is to be used only to install the child
restraint or booster seat flush against the vehicle seat back.
Vehicle seat back must be upright.
LATCH: Lower Anchor Use 20
Vehicle
Seat
Bight
Lower Anchor
Bars
For Use in Rear-Facing
or Forward-Facing Mode
Your vehicle’s features may be considerably different
than those pictured here.
The lower anchors of LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for
CHildren) is a universal system for installing child restraints without
using vehicle seat belts.
The lower anchor can ONLY be used in vehicles that have the
lower anchor bars installed in designated seating positions. Most
vehicles manufactured after September 2002 are equipped with
lower anchor bars.
Check your vehicle owner’s manual to see which seating positions
may be equipped with LATCH: lower anchor bars.
Do not use both the lower anchor belt and vehicle belt at the
same time.
When used correctly the lower anchor belt or vehicle belts
are equally safe.
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Lower Anchor
Hooks
Adjuster
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Lower Anchor Belt
Storage Location
Lower Anchor Belt
Storage Location
Lower Anchor
Belt Parts
To Remove Lower Anchor Belt from Storage
Location on Car Seat: Squeeze spring lever on hooks and
remove hooks from storage attachments.
To Remove Lower Anchor Belt from
Vehicle Lower Anchor Bars:
Remove tension from the belt by pushing
down on side of child restraint with the belt
adjuster. Then press the adjuster button to
loosen belt.
Unhook from anchor by squeezing spring
lever on hook, pushing hook back into the
seat bight, and twisting. Then pull it out of the
vehicle seat.
To Store Lower Anchor Belt:
When using vehicle belts, using the
booster seat mode, or when the car seat
is not installed in a vehicle, the lower
anchor belt must be properly stored in its
storage location.
Thread lower anchor belt through rear-facing
belt path then attach hooks to storage
attachments as shown.
Gently tighten to remove slack.
Vehicle Belts 22
Your vehicle’s features may be considerably different
than those pictured here.
If lower anchors are not an option or if your child weighs more
than 40 lb (18 kg), you must use the vehicle seat belt system to
install the child restraint.
Not all vehicle belts and seating positions will work with
child restraints.
Please go through the following steps to understand how
to lock a child restraint in Rear-Facing or Forward-Facing
mode with a vehicle belt.
Lap/Shoulder Belts
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You MUST Review Your
Vehicle Owner’s Manual
Your vehicle owner’s manual will let
you know which vehicle belts and
seating positions child restraints
can be installed in.
1
Determine How the Child
Restraint Will Be Locked
Into Place
The vehicle belt must not loosen after
tightening. This means there needs to
be a way to lock the vehicle belt.
The ways this can be done are:
• By using the seat belt’s retractor (see step 3); OR
• By using the seat belt’s latch plate (see step 4).
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3Check the Retractor
Retractors pull seat belts into stored
positions and lock the belt to hold
passengers in place.
See the next page for some common
types of vehicle belt retractors that will
work with this child restraint.
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Automatic Locking Retractor
Emergency Locking Retractor
This retractor always locks.
It will automatically lock after slowly pulling the seat belt out at
least halfway and letting the belt go back into the retractor an
inch or two.
If the retractor does not lock, it is most likely an Emergency
Locking Retractor. These retractors only lock during a sudden
stop or collision.
You will need to determine if your seat belt’s latch plate can lock
the belt. See Step 4, “Check the Latch Plates”.
See Step 4, “Check
the Latch Plates”.
Switchable Retractor
(most vehicles have this type)
This retractor can be switched to a locking mode.
You must have the retractor in the locking mode to use the seat
belt with this child restraint.
Switching to locking mode: Slowly pull the shoulder belt all the
way out, then let it go back in an inch or two.
As it goes back in, you will most likely hear a ratcheting sound.
Gently pull the belt to see if it has locked. You will not be able to pull
any more belt out if the lock has engaged.
Types of Retractors

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Locking Latch Plate
Emergency Locking
Retractor with a
Sliding Latch Plate
Emergency Locking Retractor Lap Only Belt
Inflatable Seat Belts
Never Use With This Child Restraint
4Check the Latch Plates
Latch plates are the part of
the seat belt that goes into the
buckle.
To see if the latch plate locks:
Buckle the vehicle belt.
Then firmly tug the lap portion of the
seat belt while pulling it up.
If the vehicle belt does not slide
through the latch plate, it’s locked.
If the latch plate slides up and down
the vehicle belt, it is a sliding latch
plate.
Sliding latch plates easily slip between
the lap and shoulder portions of the
belt.
If you have an Emergency Locking
Retractor with a Sliding Latch Plate,
you must use a locking clip.
Please contact us for one.
See page 77.
Tether Use 26
Your vehicle’s features may be considerably different
than those pictured here.
You must always attach, adjust, and secure the top anchorage
(tether) strap when installing the child restraint forward-facing
with internal harness. Tethers improve the installation and stability
of child restraints and reduce the risk of injury.
Attach the tether hook to the tether anchor designated by your
vehicle manufacturer for that seating position. Check your vehicle
owner’s manual for more information.
If the seating position does not have a tether anchor, use a different
seating position or see your dealer or a qualified mechanic and
have one installed.
Using this child restraint without the tether strap anchored as
recommended by the manufacturer would be a misuse of the
child restraint and, in a sudden stop or crash, could result in
serious injury or death.
Do not fasten multiple tether hooks on the same tether anchor
in the vehicle.
For Forward-Facing Mode Only
Tether Anchors
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Adjusting Tether Strap
To tighten: After the child
restraint is locked into place
with the lower anchor belt or
vehicle belt, push down on
child restraint and gently pull
on free end of tether strap.
To loosen: Lift up on tether
adjuster and push it towards
tether hook.
Pull free end of
belt to tighten
Lift adjuster up
to loosen
Storing Tether Strap
When installing rear-facing,
using the booster seat mode,
or when the car seat is not
installed in a vehicle, attach
the tether hook to its storage
attachment on back of car seat
as shown.
Gently tighten to remove slack.
Adjuster
Strap
Hook Storage
Location
Tether Storage
and Parts
Rear-Facing Mode 28
Never install a rear-facing child restraint in the
front seat of a vehicle equipped with an active
frontal airbag.
Do not use the tether for rear-facing mode.
Secure tether strap to its storage location.
Do not use the lower anchor belt along with the
vehicle lap or lap/shoulder belt.
Check the vehicle belt or the lower anchor belt
before each use. Use only if the belt can be
tightened properly and locked securely in place.
Do not fasten multiple lower anchor hooks on the
same lower anchor bar in the vehicle.
Even when unoccupied, this child restraint must be firmly se-
cured to the vehicle with a lower anchor belt or with the vehicle
seat belt.
This child restraint MUST always face the rear of the vehicle until
the child is at least 1 year old and weighs 22 lb (10 kg).
5-40 lb (2.3-18 kg) and
19-40 in. (48-101.6 cm)
Lap/Shoulder
Belt
Lap Belt LATCH: Lower
Anchor Belt

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Rear-Facing Vehicle Belt Install
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Before you begin installing the seat
into your vehicle, did you check:
Your child’s weight and height?
See page 6.
Your child’s fit? See page 9.
Do you need to make adjustments to the
harness/headrest height or the buckle position?
1Place Car Seat Rear-Facing
in Back Seat
Check if Your Vehicle
Belts Will Work With This
Child Restraint
This is very important
because not all vehicle
belts will work with child
restraints.
Review pages 22-25 and your vehicle owner’s manual to
determine what kind of vehicle belt you have and how to lock
a child restraint in place.
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Check Rear-Facing Level
Line
For children who cannot
sit up unassisted, the level
line must be parallel with the
ground.
Recline the car seat to achieve
the proper angle, see step 3.
For children who can sit up
unassisted, you may rotate
the child restraint to be more
upright in Position 2.
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3Recline the Car Seat
Pull out on recline handle and
push top of child restraint
back.
5Locate Rear-Facing Belt
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