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CONFORMITY WITH EU DI-
RECTIVE
amended. The crossed bin
symbol on the battery or its
packaging, means that the batteries, at the
end of their life, should be disposed of
separately from the municipal waste
stream via designated collection facilities
appointed by the government or the local
authorities, or otherwise returned to the
dealer when purchasing new equivalent
rechargeable or non-rechargeable batter-
ies. Chemical symbols (Hg for mercury, Cd
for cadmium, Pb for lead) printed beneath
the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indi-
cate the type of substance contained in
the battery. The user is responsible for tak-
ing the batteries to special waste disposal
sites at the end of their life so they can be
processed and recycled. The correct dis-
posal of spent batteries by means of sepa-
rate waste collection and subsequent re-
cycling, treatment and environmentally
sound disposal will help prevent potential
negative consequences for the environ-
ment and human health and favour the
recycling of the materials of which the bat-
teries are made. Improper disposal of the
product by the user may harm the envi-
ronment and human health. For further
information regarding the waste disposal
services available, contact your local waste
disposal agency or the shop where you
purchased the product.
DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE
Hereby, Artsana S.p.A. declares that the radio
equipment type P123BSCS is in compliance
with Directive 2014/53/EU. The complete
text of the EU Declaration of Compliance is
available at: www.chicco.com/declarations.
In accordance with European Commis-
sion Decision No. 2000/299/EC dated
06/04/2000, the frequency band used by
this product has been harmonised for all
EU Countries and this is therefore a Class 1
product which can be used in all European
Union Countries.
The equipment works together with the
Bluetooth® Low-Energy standard.
• Frequency ranges: 2.402 GHz – 2.480 GHz
2006/66/EC
as
ISM band;
• Channels: 40 channels, each with a band
with equal to 2 MHz;
• Transmission power: - 4 dBm (transmitted
to the antenna);
• Maximum power; 0.398 mW;
• Standard Radio: 802.15.1;
The Chicco BebèCare "Safety system for
children in the car" was developed based
on the invention made by the engineer
Stefano Fontana.
4. OTHER OPERATIONS
4.1 PLACING THE CHILD IN THE CHILD
CAR SEAT AND ADJUSTING THE
SAFETY HARNESS
To adjust the harness straps, proceed as
follows:
1. Pressing the adjustment button (Fig. 2 - I)
and pull the child car seat harness straps
to loosen them (Fig. 18).
2. Press the red button (Fig. 19A) to open
the buckle and keep the harness straps
spread apart (Fig. 19B).
3. Place the baby on the seat. WARNING! The
harness straps must always be adjusted
to adapt to the child's growth phase. Be-
fore installing the child car seat inside the
vehicle, adjust the harness straps to the
right height. To adjust them correctly, the
harness straps must come out from the
backrest at the height of the child's shoul-
ders (Fig. 20). The headrest and straps can
be adjusted simultaneously in height to
6 different positions using button Q (Fig.
4-A) to follow your child's growth.
4. Overlap the two ends of the harness
straps, insert them together inside the
buckle until you hear them clicking (Fig.
21) WARNING! Never insert just one end
of the harness into the buckle and do not
insert them one at a time. Press button Q
to adjust the straps.
5. Tighten the child car seat's safety harness
by pulling the adjustment strap (Fig. 22).
WARNING! The booster cushion guaran-
tees the correct support and the ideal
position for the neck and back of babies
from when they are born until they weigh
about 6 kg.
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