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5. Position the harness
straps around the child
(see page 21).
NOTE: Adjust the harness
to fit the clothes the child is
wearing. Remove bulky coats,
jackets and/or bulky sports
equipment before putting the
child in the child seat.
6. Fasten the harness
buckle. Proper connection
is confirmed with a click
after inserting each buckle
tongue.
7. Pull the harness adjuster
strap to tighten the
harness.
NOTE: The harness should
have a snug fit around the
child. A snug strap should
not allow any slack. It lies in a
relatively straight line without
sagging. It does not press on
the child's flesh or push the
child's body into an unnatural
position. You should not be
able to pinch excess.
8. Fasten the chest clip and
place at armpit level.
Before traveling, verify that the:
9 Harness straps are not twisted.
9 Harness is snug.
9 Buckle is fastened.
9 Chest clip is at the child's armpit level.
9 Bulky coats, jackets, and/or bulky sports equipment
are removed.
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Pull the harness adjuster
away from the child seat
(parallel to the ground) to
tighten.
Do not pull sideways.
GROW WITH YOU CLICKTIGHT / PLUS User Guide
Booster Mode
WARNING!
Only use a lap-shoulder belt to secure the child in
booster mode.
Use the shoulder belt guides on the child seat to ensure
proper fit.
Ensure the lap part of the vehicle belt sits low across the
child's upper thighs and that the shoulder part does not
contact the child's neck.
Before you begin:
•
If your vehicle seat back is adjustable, ensure it is in
the upright position before placing the child seat on
the vehicle seat.
•
Adjust the child seat to the upright position and place
forward facing on the vehicle seat, if not already
installed (see page 8).
1. Adjust the head restraint
to the highest position.
2. Place the child in the
child seat. Ensure the
child is positioned upright
in the child seat and not
slouching. Their bottom
must touch the child seat,
and their back must rest
flat against the back of
the child seat.
3. Route the shoulder
part of the vehicle belt
through the red shoulder
belt guide and fasten the
vehicle belt across the
child.
4. Adjust the head restraint
so that the vehicle
shoulder belt lays straight
across the center of the
child's chest, above the
child's shoulder and does
not contact the child's
neck (A). The lap part of
the vehicle belt should be
worn under the armrests
and rest low on the child's
upper thighs (B).
NOTE: Ensure the head
restraint has locked into
position.
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