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Make sure that the chest straps are properly locked and in the correct position.
Make sure the shoulder straps are positioned just above the child's shoulders and
that there is a 1 finger (1cm) gap. (fig. 8).
A properly-adjusted headrest ensures the optimal position for the child sitting in
the car seat.
ADJUST THE HANDLE (fig. 9)
A. Fixed reclined cradle position
B. For use in the car and for transport
C. For placing the child in the seat
D. For use as a bouncer with rocking movement locked.
To adjust, squeeze handle release buttons on both sides, then rotate the handle.
The handle will lock into position.
WARNING:
Always make sure the handle is securely locked in the upright carrying position
before carrying.
You should hear a click when the handle button is engaged and handle is locked
into the upright carrying position.
TO PROTECT YOUR CHILD
The reducer gives your child greater support during the first months.
The reducer is used to ensure greater comfort to young children.
The complete reducer must be used until the child reaches 60 cm.
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Always secure the child with the belt when placed in the car seat
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Never leave the child unattended in the child seat when placed on high-up
surfaces (such as tables, etc.).
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Make sure that the end of the belt does not get caught in moving parts (such
as automatic doors, escalators, etc.).
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WARNING! The plastic parts of the car seat can heat up in the sun, causing
burns to the child. Protect the car seat from excessive heat, for example, by
using a light covering.
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The car seat has only one installation position in the car, leaving the child
always semi-reclined.
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Take regular breaks when travelling on long journeys. Your child can get tired
very easily. Avoid leaving the child in the car seat for too long.
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USING THE CAR SEAT
(fig.10, fig. 11, fig. 12)
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