Instruction Manual
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... a front air bag. In a crash, an unsecured child restraint can hit the child and child restraint with LATCH or a vehicle seat belt, even when unoccupied. c Warm Weather Child restraint parts can get very hot in child restraint. To avoid burns, always check before...an air bag inflates, it away after December Year c Vehicle Seat Protection Protect vehicle seat. c Dangerous Vehicle Seats Do not use child restraint on rear-facing or side-facing vehicle seats. BASIC INFORMATION WARNING DO NOT place this car seat after the date molded into the back of Federal Motor Vehicle ...
... a front air bag. In a crash, an unsecured child restraint can hit the child and child restraint with LATCH or a vehicle seat belt, even when unoccupied. c Warm Weather Child restraint parts can get very hot in child restraint. To avoid burns, always check before...an air bag inflates, it away after December Year c Vehicle Seat Protection Protect vehicle seat. c Dangerous Vehicle Seats Do not use child restraint on rear-facing or side-facing vehicle seats. BASIC INFORMATION WARNING DO NOT place this car seat after the date molded into the back of Federal Motor Vehicle ...
Instruction Manual
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... 30 lbs. (13.6 kg) may be too tall to 13.6 kg) may be rear-facing. • Infants or toddlers 20 to 30 lbs. (9 to fit comfortably rear-facing. According to 13.6 kg) who weigh less than 20 lbs. (9 kg) MUST be rear-facing. Rear-facing 5 lbs. (2.2 kg) 20 lbs. 30...child restraint is certified for use car seat forward-facing only if child is over 20 lbs. * (9 kg) and can no longer comfortably fit and knees remain bent, child should be forward-facing. * The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you and your infant leave the hospital. Graco advises that children should use ...
... 30 lbs. (13.6 kg) may be too tall to 13.6 kg) may be rear-facing. • Infants or toddlers 20 to 30 lbs. (9 to fit comfortably rear-facing. According to 13.6 kg) who weigh less than 20 lbs. (9 kg) MUST be rear-facing. Rear-facing 5 lbs. (2.2 kg) 20 lbs. 30...child restraint is certified for use car seat forward-facing only if child is over 20 lbs. * (9 kg) and can no longer comfortably fit and knees remain bent, child should be forward-facing. * The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you and your infant leave the hospital. Graco advises that children should use ...
Instruction Manual
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... its maximum length. 4 Hook connectors to compress vehicle seat cushion while tightening LATCH belt by pushing tabs into Upright Position by pulling adjustment belt (fig. e). d). 10 Belt must lay flat and not be twisted. 2 Adjust car seat to remove any slack (fig. f). d). If it... does not stay tight, try another seating position or contact Customer Service (see back cover). 7 Attach tether strap hook (A) to anchor hardware...
... its maximum length. 4 Hook connectors to compress vehicle seat cushion while tightening LATCH belt by pushing tabs into Upright Position by pulling adjustment belt (fig. e). d). 10 Belt must lay flat and not be twisted. 2 Adjust car seat to remove any slack (fig. f). d). If it... does not stay tight, try another seating position or contact Customer Service (see back cover). 7 Attach tether strap hook (A) to anchor hardware...
Instruction Manual
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... through forward-facing openings (see fig. c). 12 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION WITH VEHICLE SEAT BELTS WARNING LATCH belt MUST be stored when using vehicle seat belt to install child restraint. 1 Store LATCH belt by pulling adjustment belt. 2 Adjust car seat to recline position (see page 25, fig. d). e). Then re-check level indicator. adjust if necessary...
... through forward-facing openings (see fig. c). 12 REAR-FACING INSTALLATION WITH VEHICLE SEAT BELTS WARNING LATCH belt MUST be stored when using vehicle seat belt to install child restraint. 1 Store LATCH belt by pulling adjustment belt. 2 Adjust car seat to recline position (see page 25, fig. d). e). Then re-check level indicator. adjust if necessary...
Instruction Manual
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...; Adjust LATCH belt to remove excess slack by pushing tabs into Upright Position by pulling adjustment belt. 2 Adjust car seat to press down firmly in center of child restraint to compress vehicle seat cushion while tightening vehicle seat belt. b and pages 18 and 19, fig. f) . Use your knee to upright position (see fig. d). 14...
...; Adjust LATCH belt to remove excess slack by pushing tabs into Upright Position by pulling adjustment belt. 2 Adjust car seat to press down firmly in center of child restraint to compress vehicle seat cushion while tightening vehicle seat belt. b and pages 18 and 19, fig. f) . Use your knee to upright position (see fig. d). 14...
Instruction Manual
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If child restraint slides forward, DO NOT use with child restraint, install child restraint and check for use these seat belts. VEHICLE SEAT BELTS (continued) c Belts Forward of Seat Crease Vehicle seat belts located forward of seat crease may not securely hold child restraint. Seat Crease Seat Crease 27 Check vehicle owner's manual or see vehicle dealer for car seat installation requirements. • If approved for secure installation by pulling child restraint front to back.
If child restraint slides forward, DO NOT use with child restraint, install child restraint and check for use these seat belts. VEHICLE SEAT BELTS (continued) c Belts Forward of Seat Crease Vehicle seat belts located forward of seat crease may not securely hold child restraint. Seat Crease Seat Crease 27 Check vehicle owner's manual or see vehicle dealer for car seat installation requirements. • If approved for secure installation by pulling child restraint front to back.
Instruction Manual
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...) c Head Support (available on shoulders and adjusted snugly. • Do not use with the harness. Head Support may be machine washed separately in center of car seat with ends pointing down and snap into belt slots above harness as shown. To prevent ejection in the same slot with top and middle harness.... • Keep harness straps positioned on some models) WARNING For use strap covers, blankets, cushions, or padding under harness straps or child unless provided by Graco. Position Head Support in cold water and air dried. 35
...) c Head Support (available on shoulders and adjusted snugly. • Do not use with the harness. Head Support may be machine washed separately in center of car seat with ends pointing down and snap into belt slots above harness as shown. To prevent ejection in the same slot with top and middle harness.... • Keep harness straps positioned on some models) WARNING For use strap covers, blankets, cushions, or padding under harness straps or child unless provided by Graco. Position Head Support in cold water and air dried. 35
