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Foonf Instruction Manual
This car seat is designed for use either Rear-Facing or Forward-Facing by children who meet all of the following requirements:
HEIGHT
64 – 110 cm
25 – 43 in.
WEIGHT
6.4 – 18 kg
14 – 40 lb
AGE
Able to sit upright alone
HEIGHT
76 – 124 cm
30 – 49 in.
WEIGHT
10 – 29.5 kg
22 – 65 lb
AGE
2+ years recommended
(1 year min)
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WARNING
• Read and understand product labels and all instructions in this manual and in your vehicle owner’s manual before installing or using this car seat.
• Failure to properly install or use this car seat or follow these warnings and those on this car seat’s labels can result in serious injury or death to the child in a sharp turn, sudden stop or crash.
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Checklist for Proper Use
IMPORTANT:
This is only a checklist — you must read and understand all of the warnings and instructions on this car seat’s labels and in this manual before installing or using this car seat.
When Using This Car Seat in Rear-Facing Mode
√ Child weighs between 6.4 and 18 kg (14 and 40 lb), height is between 64 and 110 cm (25 and 43 in.) and able to sit upright alone.
√ Car seat is securely installed in a vehicle rear seat using Rear-Facing Base and Anti-
Rebound Bar.
– If car seat must be installed in a front seat, the front air bag for that position is deactivated and the vehicle owner’s manual states that this is an acceptable position to install a Rear-Facing child restraint.
√ UAS lower anchor belt or vehicle belt is correctly routed under Seat Cushion in the Rear-
Facing belt path and there is no slack in the UAS lower anchor belt or the vehicle belt.
√ Car seat is reclined within an acceptable recline zone for the child’s age using a Rear-
Facing recline position.
√ The top of the child’s head is at least 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the car seat Headrest.
√ Shoulder Harness Straps are through Shoulder Harness Slots closest to and at or below the shoulder of the child.
√ Bottom of Headrest is at or above the Shoulder Harness Slots in use.
√ Crotch Strap is through Crotch Strap Slot at or behind and closest to the child’s crotch.
√ Harness is snugly adjusted on child and buckled.
When Using This Car Seat in Forward-Facing Mode
√ Child weighs between 10 and 29.5 kg (22 and 65 lb), height is between 76 to 124 cm
(30 and 49 in.) and is at least 1 year of age.
√ Car seat is securely installed in a vehicle rear seat without the Rear-Facing Base or the
Anti-Rebound Bar.
– If car seat must be installed in a front seat, the front air bag for that position is deactivated, check the vehicle owner’s manual for proper use of a child restraint in that position.
√ Car seat is correctly attached to the vehicle using either the rigid UAS lower connectors and Top Tether; the vehicle belt and Top Tether; or the rigid
UAS lower connectors, the vehicle belt and the Top Tether.
– If child weighs more than 21.8 kg (48 lb) or the weight limit specified for UAS use in your vehicle owner’s manual, this car seat must be installed with the vehicle belt and Top Tether.
For concerns related to parts or the use and maintenance of this product, please contact us at:
√ Car seat is in a Forward-Facing recline position.
√ The top of the child’s ears are at or below the top of the car seat Headrest.
√ Shoulder Harness Straps MUST be through Shoulder
Harness Slots closest to and at or above shoulders of child.
√ Bottom of Headrest is at or above the Shoulder Harness
Slots in use.
Clek Inc.
Attn: Customer Service
226 Lesmill Road
Toronto, ON
Canada
M3B 2T5
1-866-656-2462
√ Harness Crotch Belt is through Crotch Belt Slot at or behind and closest to the child’s crotch.
√ Harness is snugly adjusted on child and buckled.
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Table of Contents
Checklist for Proper Use ....................................................................................... i
When Using This Car Seat in Rear-Facing Mode ............................................... i
When Using This Car Seat in Forward-Facing Mode .......................................... ii
Car Seat Features .............................................................................................. 3
Registration & Recall Information ......................................................................... 5
Registering Your Car Seat ............................................................................. 6
Warnings ......................................................................................................... 7
Certification ..................................................................................................... 11
Vehicle Classification ......................................................................................... 11
Size & Age Limitations ....................................................................................... 11
When Using This Car Seat in Rear-Facing Mode ............................................. 12
When Using This Car Seat in Forward-Facing Mode ....................................... 14
Vehicle Information ........................................................................................... 15
Vehicle Universal Anchorage System (UAS) .................................................... 15
Vehicle Seat Location Requirements .............................................................. 16
Vehicle Belt Requirements ........................................................................... 18
Vehicle Belt Systems ................................................................................... 19
Before Installing Car Seat .................................................................................. 22
Rear-Facing .............................................................................................. 22
Forward-Facing ......................................................................................... 23
Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Car Seat ............................................................ 23
Installing Rear-Facing Car Seat With UAS ..................................................... 25
Removing Rear-Facing Car Seat Installed With UAS ......................................... 31
Installing Rear-Facing Car Seat With Vehicle Belt ........................................... 33
Removing Rear-Facing Car Seat Installed With Vehicle Belt .............................. 40
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Installing/Removing Forward-Facing Car Seat ....................................................... 41
Installing Forward-Facing Car Seat With UAS ................................................ 43
Removing Forward-Facing Car Seat Installed With UAS .................................. 53
Installing Forward-Facing Car Seat With Vehicle Belt ...................................... 55
Removing Forward-Facing Car Seat Installed With Vehicle Belt ........................ 60
Securing Your Child in Car Seat .......................................................................... 62
Removing Your Child From Car Seat ............................................................. 67
Operation and Adjustments
................................................................................. 68
Crotch Strap Adjustment ............................................................................... 68
Shoulder Harness Height Adjustment .............................................................. 70
Shoulder Harness Unthreading ............................................................... 71
Shoulder Harness Slot Adjustment ........................................................... 72
Shoulder Harness Rethreading ................................................................ 73
Shoulder Harness Cover Removal/Installation .................................................. 76
Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Base ............................................................ 77
Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Anti-Rebound Bar .......................................... 78
Removing/Installing Seat Cushion .................................................................. 81
Installing/Adjusting Headrest ........................................................................ 83
Rear-Facing UAS Storage ............................................................................. 85
Forward-Facing Rigid UAS Storage ................................................................ 87
Top Tether Storage ...................................................................................... 87
Instruction Manual Storage ........................................................................... 88
Removing/Installing Seat Cushion Cover ......................................................... 88
Aircraft Installation
............................................................................................ 90
Care and Cleaning
............................................................................................. 91
Troubleshooting
................................................................................................. 94
Accessories
....................................................................................................... 94
Warranty
......................................................................................................... 95
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Car Seat Features – Front
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Seat Cushion
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Shoulder Harness Slots
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Shoulder Harness Covers
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Shoulder Harness Straps
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Chest Clip
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Buckle Tongues
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Buckle
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Crotch Strap
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Buckle Pad
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Harness Adjuster
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Harness Adjuster Strap
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Recline Handle
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Rigid UAS Release Handles
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Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle
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Rear-Facing Belt Path
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Headrest
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Headrest Adjuster
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Crotch Strap Slots
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Rear-Facing UAS Storage
(under Seat Cushion)
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Rear-Facing UAS Belt
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Rear-Facing UAS Push-on Connectors
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Rear-Facing Belt Lock-offs
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Car Seat Features – Back
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Seat
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Top Tether
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Tether Adjuster
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Tether Hook
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Tether Storage (behind manual)
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Forward-Facing Shoulder Belt Lock-offs
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Shoulder Harness Access Panel
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Troubleshooting Tool
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Shoulder Harness Straps
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Metal Harness Plate
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Rigid UAS Lower Connectors
(Forward-Facing Use)
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Instruction Manual (stored in Shoulder
Harness Access Panel)
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Rear-Facing Base
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Rear-Facing Base Retention Hooks
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Rear-Facing Base Release Lever
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Anti-Rebound Bar
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Anti-Rebound Bar Locking Pins and
Locking Pin Clips
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Foonf Instruction Manual
This convertible car seat is designed for use in either rear-facing mode or forward-facing mode by children who meet all of the following requirements:
HEIGHT
25 – 46 in.
64 – 116 cm.
WEIGHT
14 – 45 lb.
6.4 – 20.5 kg.
AGE
Able to sit upright alone
HEIGHT
30 – 49 in.
76 – 124 cm.
WEIGHT
20 – 65 lb.
9 – 29.5 kg.
RECOMMENDED
2+ years recommended age
WARNING
• READ AND UNDERSTAND PRODUCT
LABELS AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS
VEHICLE OWNER’S MANUAL
THIS CAR SEAT.
• FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL OR
USE THIS CONVERTIBLE CAR SEAT
OR FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS
AND THOSE ON THIS CAR SEAT’S
INJURY OR DEATH TO THE CHILD
IN A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP
OR CRASH.
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Registration & Recall Information
WARNING
• Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons. You must register this restraint (car seat) to be reached in a recall.
Serial Number: ___________________________________________________________________
Manufactured In: __________________________________________________________________
(yyyy/mm/dd)
Date of Purchase: __________________________________________________________________
Registering Your Car Seat
Please fill in the information on the previous page for your records. The model name, serial number and manufacturing date can be found on a label affixed to the back of this Car
Seat.
Fill out the prepaid registration postcard attached to the car seat and mail it today.
Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons. You must register this restraint to be reached in a recall. Send your name, address, e-mail address if available, and the restraint’s model number and manufacturing date to:
Clek Inc.
226 Lesmill Road
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3B 2T5 or call 1-866-656-2462 or register online at http://www.clekinc.ca/register
For recall information, call Transport Canada’s Road Safety
Information Centre at 1-800-333-0371, or go to http://www.
tc.gc.ca/eng/roadsafety/safedrivers- childsafety-notices-menu-907.htm
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Warnings
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
Failure to properly install or use this car seat or follow these warnings and instructions and those on this car seat’s labels can result in serious injury or death of the child in a sharp turn, sudden stop or crash.
• Do not install or use this car seat until you read and understand the instructions in this manual and in your vehicle owner’s manual. Do not let others install or use this car seat unless they understand how to correctly install and use it.
• Never use this car seat Rear-Facing in a vehicle front seating location with an air bag.
• Use only in a Rear-Facing position when using this car seat with an infant less than one year old and weighing less than 10 kg (22 lb).
• Failure to choose the correct car seat mode (Rear-Facing or Forward-
Facing) and to properly secure this car seat and your child can increase the risk of injury or death.
• Never use this car seat with children not able to sit upright alone. Their head may fall forward, which could restrict their ability to breathe.
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur (continued)
• Discontinue Rear-Facing use when:
– Child’s weight exceeds 18 kg (40 lb).
– Child’s height exceeds 110 cm (43 in.).
– Child’s head is less than 2.5 cm (1 in.) from top of Headrest in highest position.
• Discontinue Forward-Facing use when:
– Child’s weight exceeds 29.5 kg (65 lb).
– Child’s shoulders are above the top Shoulder Harness Slots.
– Top of child’s ears are above the top of the car seat’s Headrest in its highest adjustment position.
• This car seat must be installed by an adult.
• Never allow the child to buckle themselves in this car seat.
• Snugly adjust Harness provided with this car seat around child.
• Never secure car seat into vehicle with a belt around the base. Belt must always be routed through the correct Belt Path in the seat for the mode of use (denoted by blue markings for Rear-Facing and red markings for
Forward-Facing).
• Never use this child restraint Rear-Facing without the Rear-Facing Base and Anti-Rebound Bar.
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WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur (continued)
• Always use the Buckle Pad supplied with this car seat for children weighing up to 10 kg (22 lb).
• Never use the longer Crotch Strap length in the rear Crotch Strap Slot.
• Never use this seat without the Headrest.
• Do not use this child restraint with motorized or door mounted belt systems.
• When installing this child seat Forward-Facing, it must be secured by the
Top Tether strap and the UAS lower anchors or vehicle seat belt as shown in this instruction manual.
• UAS system or vehicle belt must stay tightly adjusted on car seat at all times.
• Always secure the Top Tether provided with this child restraint as specified in this instruction manual.
• Do not use this car seat after a crash of any kind. A crash can cause damage to this car seat that you cannot see.
• Always securely attach this car seat to the vehicle, even when not occupied. An unsecured car seat can injure other occupants in a crash.
• Never leave child unattended.
• Never leave child in car seat when Harness is not buckled and properly adjusted, children can strangle on loose Harness straps.
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur (continued)
• Do not use this car seat after nine (9) years from the date of manufacture.
The date of manufacture can be found on the label affixed to the back of this car seat.
• Do not use accessories or parts with this car seat other than those provided by Clek Inc. Use of accessories or parts from other manufacturers could alter the performance of this car seat.
• Do not attempt to make repairs to or otherwise modify or tamper with this car seat.
• Never use this car seat if it is damaged or is missing parts.
• Keep this manual in the storage compartment located on the back of this car seat for future use.
• Never use a second-hand car seat or a car seat whose history you do not know.
• Register your child restraint with Clek Inc.
• Avoid burn injury — always touch the surfaces that will contact your child first before putting them in this car seat. This car seat can become very hot if left in the sun and can burn your child’s skin.
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Certification
• This child restraint system conforms to all applicable requirements of Canadian Motor
Vehicle Safety Standards 213 and 213.1 and is certified for use in motor vehicles.
• This restraint is certified for use in Aircraft.
Vehicle Classification
• This car seat is for use only in the following classes of vehicles: passenger cars, trucks, and multi-purpose vehicles such as SUVs (sport utility vehicles) and CUVs (crossover utility vehicles).
Size & Age Limitations
WARNING
• Use only in a Rear-Facing position when using this car seat with an infant less than one year old and weighing less than 10 kg (22 lb).
• Failure to choose the correct car seat mode (Rear-Facing or Forward-
Facing) and to properly secure this seat and your child can increase the risk of injury or death.
• Never use this seat with children not able to sit upright alone. Their head may fall forward, which could restrict their ability to breathe.
American Academy of Pediatrics
(AAP) Recommendation
The AAP advises parents to keep their toddlers in Rear-Facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat.
When Using This Car
Seat in Rear-Facing Mode
• All infants less than one year old or 10 kg
(22 lb) MUST be Rear-Facing.
• Child’s weight is between 6.4–18 kg (14 and 40 lb), AND
• Child’s height is between 64 and 110 cm
(25 and 43 in.), AND
• Child is able to sit upright alone.
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• The top of the child’s head must be at least 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the car seat’s Headrest, as shown in Figure 1.
If the top of the child’s head is less than 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the Headrest in the highest adjustment position, your child is too large for using this car seat Rear-Facing and must be transitioned to Forward-Facing use with this car seat.
2.5 cm
Figure 1
• The Shoulder Harness Straps must be through Shoulder Harness slots at or below and closest to the child’s shoulders, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
When Using This Car Seat in Forward-Facing Mode
• Child’s weight is between 10 and 29.5 kg
(22 and 65 lb), AND
• Child’s height is between 76 to 124 cm
(30 and 49 in.), AND
• Child is at least 1 year of age, AND
• The tops of the child’s ears MUST be below the top of the car seat’s Headrest, as shown in Figure 3. If the tops of the child’s ears are above the top of this car seat’s Headrest in the highest adjustment position, your child is too large for this car seat.
• The Shoulder Harness Straps must be through Shoulder Harness slots at or above and closest to the child’s shoulders, as shown in Figure 3a. If the child’s shoulders are above the highest set of Shoulder
Harness Slots in the car seat’s seat back, your child is too large for this car seat.
• If child weighs more than 21.8 kg (48 lb) or the weight limit specified for UAS use in your vehicle owner’s manual, this car seat must be installed with:
– the vehicle belt and Top Tether; or
– the UAS lower connectors, vehicle belt and Top Tether
Figure 3 Figure 3a
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Vehicle Information
Vehicle Universal Anchorage System (UAS)
• UAS stands for Universal Anchorage System. This term refers to the anchors built into a vehicle for attaching child restraints and consists of two lower anchors at the crease between the vehicle seat back and vehicle seat cushion and a top tether anchor behind the vehicle seat as shown in Figure 4.
• 2003 or newer model year vehicles have at least two seating locations with a UAS Anchorage System. Some
2001 and 2002 model year vehicles have UAS Anchorage
Systems. 2000 model year vehicles or older DO NOT have
UAS Anchorage Systems. See your vehicle owner’s manual if you are unsure if your vehicle is equipped with a UAS
Anchorage System.
• See your vehicle owner’s manual for seating positions which can be used with UAS.
• If not readily visible, the UAS lower anchors may be noted by a symbol located near the crease between the vehicle seat back and vehicle seat cushion, as shown in Figure 5.
• If covered, the top tether anchor locations may be identified by a symbol as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Vehicle Seat Location Requirements
WARNING
• According to accident statistics, children 12 and under are safer when properly restrained in rear vehicle seating positions, rather than front seating positions.
Figure 7
• Before using this car seat, reference your vehicle owner’s manual for:
– Car seat installation instructions
– Information about air bags and car seat use
– Vehicle UAS lower anchor weight limit. If no recommended weight limit is present in your vehicle owner’s manual, call your vehicle manufacturer. If no guidance is available, assume a vehicle lower anchor weight limit of 18.1 kg (40 lb).
• For a toddler over one year old and Forward-Facing, if a vehicle front seat location with an air bag must be used, follow the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions for child restraint use and move the vehicle seat back as far as possible.
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WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Do not use this child restraint Rear-Facing in a front vehicle seat location with an air bag. Child’s head and neck may be seriously injured when an inflating air bag hits back of child restraint.
• Never use this car seat in a front vehicle seat location unless recommended by your vehicle owner’s manual.
WARNING/ADVERTENCIA/
MISE EN GARDE
DO NOT place rear-facing child seat on front seat with air bag. DEATH OR SERIOUS
INJURY can occur. The back seat is the safest place for children 12 and under.
NO coloque el asiento infantil para el automóvil orientado hacia atrás en el asiento delantero del vehículo que tenga una bolsa neumática de seguridad. El niño podría MORIR O
SUFRIR LESIONES GRAVES. El asiento trasero es el lugar más seguro para los niños de 12 años o menores.
• Improper placement of this car seat in your vehicle increases the risk of serious injury or death. Some seating positions in your vehicle may not be safe for this car seat. Some vehicles do not have any seating
NE PAS placer un siège d’enfant faisant face à l’arrière sur le siège avant doté d’un coussin gonflable. LA MORT OU DES BLESSURES
GRAVES pourraient s’ensuivre. Le siège arrière est l’endroit le plus sécuritaire pour les enfants de 12 ans et moins.
Figure 8
positions that can be used safely with this car seat. If you are not sure where to place this car seat in your vehicle, consult your vehicle owner’s manual or call 1-866-656-2462.
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• Install this car seat only on vehicle seats that face forward.
NEVER install this car seat on vehicle seats facing sideways or backwards, as shown in Figure 9.
• Only use this car seat on vehicle seats with seat backs that lock in an upright position. Check that the vehicle seat back is locked in an upright position recommended by the vehicle owner’s manual for use when installing a child restraint.
Figure 9
Vehicle Belt Requirements
Refer to the vehicle owner’s manual for information regarding car seat installation and vehicle belt use with a car seat.
WARNING
• Never use this car seat with a vehicle belt that is cut, damaged, frayed or inoperable.
• Using this car seat with a vehicle belt system unsafe for use with this car seat can result in serious injury or death. Pay careful attention to these systems; some of the seat belts that are not safe to use look very much like seat belts that are safe to use. If you are unsure, consult your vehicle owner’s manual or call 1-866-656-2462.
• Not all vehicle belts can be used with a car seat. This car seat must be held tight at all times by the lap belt or lap portion of the lap/shoulder belt.
• Never use an inflatable vehicle belt to secure this car seat.
– If installing this car seat using UAS in a seating position equipped with an inflatable vehicle belt, do not buckle the vehicle belt behind this car seat.
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Vehicle Belt Systems
• NEVER use a passive restraint — lap or shoulder belt mounted on door, as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10
• NEVER use a passive restraint — lap belt with a motorized shoulder belt, as shown in Figure 11.
• NEVER use an inflatable vehicle belt.
– Check the belt for labels and refer to your vehicle owner’s manual.
Figure 11
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• Buckle/Lap Belt Anchor Forward of Seat Bight – lap belt or lap belt portion of a lap/shoulder belt or buckle comes out of vehicle seat bottom forward of the seat back, as shown in Figure 12.
– May not allow for secure installation of this car seat in some cases. Check for movement of car seat after installation. If car seat is not secure, DO NOT use this vehicle belt.
Figure 12
• Retractable Lap Belts – Lap belt is mounted on a retractor which automatically pulls the lap belt back in when released, as shown in Figure 13.
– If this type of lap belt is equipped with an Emergency
Locking Retractor (ELR) it should NEVER be used with a car seat.
– If this type of lap belt is equipped with an Automatic
Locking Retractor (ALR), or a Switchable Locking
Retractor (SLR), it can be used. See your vehicle owner’s manual for more information on SLR retractor belts. To check if your retractable lap belt is equipped with an
ALR retractor:
1. Pull the belt all the way out until it stops.
2. Allow the belt to pull back in about 15 cm (6 in.).
3. Pull out on belt again. If the belt will not pull out again, it is equipped with an ALR retractor.
• Manually Adjustable Lap Belts, see Figure 14 – Length can be manually adjusted. Does not retract into the vehicle.
– Most manually adjustable lap belts will allow for secure installation, but if the locking latch plate slides, not allowing for a secure installation, it may be necessary to flip the locking latch plate over to get a secure installation as shown in Figure 14a.
Figure 13
Figure 14
Figure 14a
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• Lap/Shoulder belts with a sliding latchplate – Shoulder belt is mounted on a retractor which automatically pulls the shoulder belt back in when released as shown in Figure
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. Latchplate slides freely along the webbing of the vehicle belt as shown in Figure 15a.
– If this type of lap/shoulder belt is equipped with an
Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR), it may be used.
– If this type of lap/shoulder belt is equipped with an ELR/
ALR Switchable Locking Retractor (SLR), it can be used.
To check if your lap/shoulder belt is equipped with an
SLR:
1. Slowly pull the shoulder belt all the way out until it stops.
2. Allow the shoulder belt to pull back in about 15 cm
(6 in.).
3. Pull out on shoulder belt again. If the belt will not pull out again, it is equipped with a SLR
NOTE:
Some vehicle seat belt systems may have a lap/ shoulder belt equipped with a latchplate which appears to hold the lap portion at a fixed length when the belt is pulled tight. This type of lap/shoulder belt is compatible. It may still have a switchable locking retractor (SLR).
See your vehicle owner’s manual for more information on installing a child seat using the vehicle belt.
Figure 15a
Figure 15
Before Installing Car Seat
This Car Seat is shipped without the Headrest attached.
The Headrest must be installed on the seat prior to use, see
“Installing/Adjusting of Headrest” on page 83.
Rear-Facing
The following are a few things which must be done with this car seat before installing it in a vehicle Rear-Facing.
• Rear-Facing base must be securely attached to the bottom of the car seat. See “Installing/Removing Rear-Facing
Base” on page 77.
• Shoulder Harness must be adjusted to the correct Shoulder
Harness Slots for the height of the child. The Shoulder
Harness Straps should be through the Shoulder Harness
Slots closest to and at or below your child’s shoulders. See
“Securing your Child in Car Seat” on page 62.
• Select Recline Position 3 (Fully Reclined):
– Rear-Facing Anti-Rebound Bar must be used. See
“Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Anti-Rebound Bar” on page 78.
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Forward-Facing
The following are a few things which must be done with this car seat before installing it in a vehicle Forward-Facing.
• Rear-Facing Base and Anti-Rebound Bar must NOT be attached to the car seat. See “Installing/Removing Rear-
Facing Base” on page 77 and “Installing/Removing Rear-
Facing Anti-Rebound Bar” on page 78.
• Shoulder Harness must be adjusted to the correct Shoulder
Harness Slots for the height of the child. The Shoulder
Harness Straps should be through the Shoulder Harness
Slots closest to and at or above your child’s shoulders. See
“Securing your Child in Car Seat” on page 62.
Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Car Seat
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Never use this car seat Rear-Facing in a vehicle front seating location with an air bag.
• UAS or vehicle belt must be routed through Rear-Facing Belt Path when using car seat Rear-Facing.
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur (continued)
• Rear-Facing Base and Anti-Rebound Bar must be used when using seat
Rear-Facing.
• UAS or vehicle belt must stay tightly adjusted around car seat at all times.
• Failure to properly install or use this car seat increases the risk of serious injury or death to the child and others in a sharp turn, sudden stop or crash.
• Seat must be in Recline Position 3 within an acceptable recline range for the child’s age when used Rear-Facing.
• To avoid injury this car seat must be installed by an adult.
• Never leave this car seat unsecured in your vehicle. This car seat must remain secured even when not in use. In a sharp turn, crash or sudden stop, an unsecured car seat can be thrown around and could severely injure vehicle occupants.
• When installing this child restraint Rear-Facing, it must be secured by the
UAS lower anchors or vehicle seat belt as shown in this instruction manual.
• Use only with children who weigh between 6.4 and 18 kg (14 and 40 lb) and whose height is between 64 and 110 cm (25 and 43 in.).
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Installing Rear-Facing Car Seat With UAS
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Only use the car seat UAS system in vehicle seating locations designated by the vehicle manufacturer for use with UAS and that have an anchor spacing of 280 mm (11 in.).
• Rear-Facing UAS Push-on Connectors must be secured to the vehicle
UAS lower anchors only. Connection to other vehicle anchors or vehicle components could result in the anchor tearing free in a crash.
• Never attach more than one push-on connector to a vehicle lower anchor unless recommended by the vehicle owner’s manual for that vehicle.
• Rear-Facing UAS belt must be routed through Rear-Facing Belt Path.
Step 1
If Rear-Facing Base is not securely attached to the bottom of the seat, install it now, see
“Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Base” on page 77.
• Anti-Rebound Bar must also be securely attached to the seat, see “Installing/
Removing Anti-Rebound Bar” on page 78.
Step 2
Select a Forward-Facing vehicle seating location which has UAS.
Locate the UAS lower anchors (as explained in the “Vehicle Universal Anchorage System
(UAS)” on page 15 in this manual and in your vehicle owner’s manual. See Figure 16.
Step 3
If the vehicle seat back is adjustable, make sure the seat back is locked in a more upright position. Refer to vehicle owner’s manual for recommended seat back angle. DO NOT install or use this car seat while the vehicle seat back is excessively reclined, as shown in
Figure 17
.
Figure 16
Figure 17
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Step 4
Remove Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Remove Rear-Facing UAS belt from its storage location under the Seat Cushion, see “Rear-
Facing UAS Storage” on page 85.
Lengthen each side of Rear-Facing UAS belt by pressing adjuster release button while pulling belt to extend the length of lower anchor belt as shown in Figure 18.
Step 5
Route the Rear-Facing UAS Belt through the
Rear-Facing Belt Path, as shown in Figure 19.
Figure 18
Figure 19
Step 6
Center the Rear-Facing UAS Belt in the Belt
Path and place it under the two Forward Belt
Tabs and over Rear-Facing Belt Lock-offs as shown in Figure 20.
Check that Crotch Strap is not under Rear-
Facing UAS Belt as shown in Figure 20a.
Figure 20
Figure 20a
Step 7
Place car seat Rear-Facing in the vehicle seat location selected with Rear-Facing Belt
Path toward vehicle seat back and centered between the vehicle lower anchors as shown in Figure 21.
Step 8
Secure Rear-Facing UAS Push-on Connectors to the vehicle UAS lower anchors. For each connector:
• Position red release button of Rear-
Facing UAS Push-On Connector facing away from car seat.
• Align UAS Connector with the vehicle
UAS anchor and press the UAS
Connector against the UAS anchor until you hear the UAS Connector click, as shown in Figure 22.
• Pull on UAS Connector to check that it is securely locked on the vehicle UAS anchor.
Figure 21
Figure 22
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Step 9
Tighten Rear-Facing UAS Belt to secure the car seat.
• Press down in center of car seat to depress the vehicle seat cushion and pull free end of Rear-Facing UAS Belt to tighten as shown in Figure 23.
• Repeat for opposite side of Rear-Facing
UAS Belt.
Step 10
Check for secure installation. Gripping car seat at top of armrests, pull car seat front to back and left to right to check for secure installation as shown in Figure 24. UAS belt
MUST stay tight and child restraint should not move more than 2.5 cm (1 in.) in any direction.
• If UAS belt does not stay tight or car seat cannot be securely installed, try a different UAS location or install using the vehicle belt, see “Installing/
Removing Rear-Facing Car Seat Using
Vehicle Belt” on page 33.
Figure 23
Figure 24
Step 11
Ground Level must be within the recline range designated for the age of the child.
If an acceptable recline level cannot be achieved using the vehicle seat back adjustment, if vehicle owner’s manual allows multiple positions, it may be necessary to place a rolled towel or pool noodle under the foot end of the car seat to achieve an acceptable recline level.
Verify Ground Level is within the recline range designated for the age of the child as shown in Figure 25. If not, go back to Step 7 adjust the recline level and try installing again, or move the seat to a different vehicle seating position.
Step 12
Install Seat Cushion, see “Removing/Installing
Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Recline Range
• Ground level must be within the recline range designated for the age of the child.
Figure 25
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Pull Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle and slide seat to desired pos
Fully extend Connectors, then pull Rigid UAS Release Handles.
• To Adjust Rigid UAS Lower Connectors:
• To Release Rigid UAS Lower Connectors:
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Removing Rear-Facing
Car Seat Installed With UAS
Step 1
Loosen Rear-Facing UAS Belt by pressing the adjuster button on each Rear-Facing UAS Belt adjuster and pulling out on Rear-Facing UAS
Belt as shown in Figure 26.
• Pressing down in center of car seat to reduce tension on Rear-Facing UAS
Belt will make it easier to loosen lower anchor belt.
Figure 26
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Step 2
Remove Rear-Facing UAS Push-on Connectors from vehicle lower anchors.
• Press and hold red release button while pulling Rear-Facing UAS push-on
Connectors as shown in Figure 27.
• Repeat to remove push-on connector on opposite side.
Figure 27
Step 3
Remove this car seat from vehicle.
Step 4
Remove Seat Cushion, See “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Store the Rear-Facing UAS Belt, see “Rear-
Facing UAS Storage” on page 85.
Step 5
Install Seat Cushion, See “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
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Installing Rear-Facing Car Seat With Vehicle Belt
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Not all vehicle belts are safe for use with this car seat. Read the vehicle belt requirements section in this manual and your vehicle owner’s manual.
• Vehicle Belt must be routed through Rear-Facing Belt Path when car seat is installed Rear-Facing.
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Step 1
If Rear-Facing Base is not securely attached to the bottom of the seat, install it now, see
“Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Base” on page 77.
• Anti-Rebound Bar must also be securely attached to the seat, see “Installing/
Removing Anti-Rebound Bar” on page 78.
Step 2
Select a forward-facing vehicle seating location which has a vehicle belt which can be used with this car seat.
Step 3
If the vehicle seat back is adjustable, make sure the seat back is locked in a more upright position. Refer to vehicle owner’s manual for recommended seat back angle. DO NOT install or use this car seat while the vehicle seat back is excessively reclined, as shown in
Figure 28
.
Step 4
Remove Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Step 5
Place car seat Rear-Facing in the vehicle seat location selected with Rear-Facing Belt Path toward vehicle seat back and centered in seating position as shown in Figure 29.
Figure 28
Figure 29
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Step 6
If installing with a lap/shoulder belt, open one (1) Rear-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in Figure 30. You may use whichever Lock-off provides the most secure installation.
NOTE:
If your vehicle’s belt system is equipped with an ELR/ALR switchable retractor (SLR), or if you are installing with a lap belt, you may skip Step 6, and install your car seat WITHOUT using a Rear-Facing
Belt Lock-off. Refer to the Child Restraint section of your vehicle manual to understand what type of belt system your vehicle is equipped with.
Step 7
Route vehicle belt through the Rear-Facing
Belt Path and under all four Belt Tabs, shown in Figure 31a, and buckle vehicle belt, as shown in Figure 31.
Check that Crotch Strap is not under the vehicle belt as shown in Figure 31b.
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Figure 30
Figure 31
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Figure 31b
Figure 31a
Step 8
Choose the option that matches the type of installation you are doing:
Option 1 — Installing with lap/shoulder belt using a Rear-Facing Lock-off:
Tighten vehicle belt to secure the car seat
• Press down in center of car seat to depress the vehicle cushion and pull free the shoulder portion of lap/shoulder belt to tighten as shown in Figure 32.
• While holding the vehicle belt tight, close Rear-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in Figure 33.
IMPORTANT:
If Lock-off will not close easily, it may be necessary to loosen the belt slightly in order to properly position the belt under the Belt Tabs and close the Lock-off.
Check that the entire lap/shoulder belt (both the lap and shoulder portions of the belt) is through the Rear-Facing Belt Lock-off being used and under all four Belt Tabs as shown in
Figure 34
. Close-up of Belt Tabs is shown in
Figure 34a
.
Figure 32
Figure 33
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Figure 34a Figure 34
36
37
NOTE:
If your vehicle’s belt system is equipped with an ELR/ALR switchable retractor (SLR), it is also recommended to engage the ALR by slowly pulling the vehicle belt all the way out until it stops. Then, feed the belt back into the retractor.
Option 2 — Installing with lap/shoulder belt WITHOUT using a Rear-Facing Lock-off:
Tighten vehicle belt to secure the car seat
• Engage the vehicle’s ALR by slowly pulling the vehicle belt all the way out until it stops. Then, feed the belt back into the retractor.
• Press down in center of car seat to depress the vehicle cushion and pull free the shoulder portion of lap/shoulder belt to tighten as shown in Figure 35, feeding any remaining belt webbing back into the retractor.
Check that the entire lap/shoulder belt is under all four Belt Tabs and over both Rear-
Facing Lock-offs as shown in Figure 35a.
Figure 35
Figure 35a
Option 3 — Installing with lap-only belt:
Tighten vehicle belt to secure the car seat
• Press down in center of car seat to depress the vehicle cushion and pull free the end of the lap belt to tighten as shown in Figure 36.
Check that the entire lap belt is under all four
Belt Tabs and over both Rear-Facing Lock-offs as shown in Figure 36a.
Step 9
Check for secure installation. Gripping car seat at top of armrests, pull car seat front to back and left to right to check for secure installation as shown in Figure 37. Vehicle belt MUST stay tight and child restraint should not move more than 2.5 cm (1 in.) in any direction.
• If vehicle belt does not stay tight, try installing the car seat using Rear-Facing
Belt Lock-off. Go back to Step 6.
• If vehicle belt still does not stay tight or car seat cannot be securely installed, try a different vehicle seat location or install using UAS, see “Installing/
Removing Car Seat Rear-Facing Using
UAS” on page 25.
Figure 36
Figure 36a
Figure 37
38
39
Step 10
Ground Level must be within the recline range designated for the age of the child.
If an acceptable recline level cannot be achieved using vehicle seat back adjustment, if vehicle owner’s manual allows multiple positions, it may be necessary to place a rolled towel or pool noodle under the foot end of the car seat to achieve an acceptable recline level.
Verify Ground Level is within the recline range designated for the age of the child as shown in Figure 38. If not, go back to Step
5
, adjust the recline level and try installing again, or move the seat to a different vehicle seating position.
Step 11
Install Seat Cushion, see “Removing/Installing
Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Recline Range
Figure 38
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Pull Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle and slide seat to desired pos
Fully extend Connectors, then pull Rigid UAS Release Handles.
• To Adjust Rigid UAS Lower Connectors:
• To Release Rigid UAS Lower Connectors: ition.
Removing Rear-Facing
Car Seat Installed With Vehicle Belt
Step 1
Unbuckle vehicle belt.
• Pressing down in center of car seat to reduce tension on vehicle belt will make it easier to unbuckle vehicle belt as shown in Figure 39.
Step 2
Remove Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Step 3
If used, open Rear-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in Figure 40.
Remove vehicle belt from Rear-Facing
Belt Path.
Step 4
Remove this car seat from vehicle.
Figure 39
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Figure 40
40
Step 5
Install Seat Cushion, See “Removing/Installing
Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Installing/Removing Forward-Facing Car Seat
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WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• All children less than one year old and 10 kg (22 lb) must use this car seat Rear-Facing. Serious injury or death can result if infant faces front of vehicle.
• Rear-Facing base and Anti-Rebound Bar must be removed when using seat Forward-Facing.
• UAS or vehicle belt must stay tightly adjusted at all times.
• Seat must be in a Forward-Facing recline position when used Forward-
Facing.
• To avoid injury, this car seat must be installed by an adult.
• Always use the Buckle Pad supplied with this car seat for children weighing up to 10 kg (22 lb).
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur (continued)
• Do not install this car seat Forward-Facing with the Rear-Facing UAS belt.
Only Rigid UAS should be used to install this car seat Forward-Facing with the vehicle’s UAS anchorage system.
• Failure to properly install or use this car seat increases the risk of serious injury or death to the child and others in a sharp turn, sudden stop or crash.
• Use only with children who are at least 1 year of age, weigh between 10 and 20.5 kg (22 and 65 lb) and whose height is between 76 and 124 cm
(30 and 49 in.).
• When installing this child restraint Forward-Facing, it must be secured by the Top Tether strap and the UAS lower anchors and/or vehicle seat belt as shown in this instruction manual.
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Installing Forward-Facing Car Seat With UAS
43
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Never leave this car seat unsecured in your vehicle. This car seat must remain secured even when not in use. In a sharp turn, crash or sudden stop, an unsecured car seat can be thrown around and could severely injure vehicle occupants.
• Only use this car seat UAS system in vehicle seating locations designated by the vehicle manufacturer for use with UAS and that have an anchor spacing of 280 mm (11 in.).
• UAS connectors must be secured to the vehicle UAS lower anchors only.
Connection to other vehicle anchors or vehicle components could result in the anchor tearing free in a crash.
• Never attach more than one UAS connector to a vehicle lower anchor unless recommended by the vehicle owner’s manual for that vehicle.
• Always install with a Top Tether.
• NEVER install this car seat forward-facing using only UAS when your child weighs more than 21.8 kg (48 lb) or the weight specified for UAS use in your vehicle’s owners manual.
Step 1
If Rear-Facing base or Anti-Rebound Bar is attached, remove it now, see “Installing/Removing
Rear-Facing Base” on page 77 and “Installing/
Removing Rear-Facing Anti-Rebound Bar” on page 78.
Step 2
Select a Forward-Facing vehicle seating location which has UAS.
Locate the UAS lower and top anchors (as explained in the “Vehicle Child Restraint
Anchorage System (UAS)” on page 15 in this manual and in your vehicle owner’s manual).
See Figure 41.
Figure 41
44
45
Step 3
If the vehicle seat back is adjustable, make sure the seat back is locked in a more upright position. Refer to vehicle owner’s manual for recommended seat back angle. DO NOT install or use this car seat while the vehicle seat back is excessively reclined, as shown in
Figure 42
.
Figure 42
Step 4
Adjust car seat to the desired Forward-Facing recline position by pulling recline handle out and rotating car seat as shown in Figure 43.
NOTE:
NEVER use Recline Position 3
Forward-Facing.
Figure 43
Step 5
Pull Rigid UAS Lower Connectors to the fully extended position as shown in Figure 44.
• Pull and hold Rigid UAS Adjustment
Handle.
• Grasp the back of the Rigid UAS Lower
Connectors and pull out until they stop.
• Release Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle.
Step 6
Remove Top Tether Hook from its storage location on back of car seat. See “Top Tether
Storage” on page 87.
• Lengthen Top Tether belt by pressing adjuster release button while pulling strap as shown in Figure 45.
• Place Top Tether Hook in the seat of the car seat.
Figure 44
Figure 45
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47
Step 7
This car seat may be installed forwardfacing with both UAS and the vehicle belt.
This type of installation will allow the UAS to be used until the child reaches the maximum size requirements of the seat.
IMPORTANT:
NEVER install this car seat using both UAS and vehicle belt if prohibited in the vehicle’s owner’s manual or if either of the conditions shown in Figures 46 and 47 exist.
Figure 46
Seat belt buckle is located in between
UAS anchors
Figure 47
Seat belt is located in between UAS anchors
If installing with UAS, vehicle belt and Top
Tether:
Route vehicle belt through the Forward-
Facing Belt Path, taking care not to put vehicle belt between Harness and back of seat, and buckle seat belt, as shown in
Figure 48
.
Figure 48
Open the Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off on the same side of the seat as the vehicle shoulder belt anchor point as shown in Figure 49.
Place the vehicle shoulder belt through the
Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in
Figure 49a
.
Figure 49
Step 8
Place car seat in the seating location selected with the Rigid UAS Lower Connectors facing the vehicle seat.
Secure the Rigid UAS Lower Connectors to the vehicle UAS lower anchors by aligning the UAS Connectors with the vehicle UAS anchors and pressing the UAS Connectors against the UAS lower anchors until each
UAS Connector locks, as shown in Figure 50 and Figure 50a.
Figure 50
Figure 49a
Figure 50a
48
49
Step 9
Once the UAS Connectors are connected to the UAS lower anchors, check both UAS connector lock indicators located behind the UAS connectors to make sure they have changed from red (unlocked) to green
(locked) as shown in Figure 51. Pull forward on this car seat to make sure it is securely attached to the vehicle’s UAS lower anchors on both sides. If not, go back to Step 8. If
UAS cannot be successfully connected in this seating position, it may be necessary to try a different seating position, go back to Step 2.
IMPORTANT:
If UAS Connectors fail to connect to the vehicle’s UAS lower anchors, you can still use this seat. See “Installing/
Removing Car Seat Forward-Facing: Using
Vehicle Belts” on page 55 of this manual.
Please notify Clek Customer Service if the
UAS Connectors fail to latch by calling
1-866-656-2462.
Figure 51
Step 10
Adjust seat to fit snugly against the vehicle seat back as shown in Figure 52.
• Pull and hold Rigid UAS Adjustment
Handle.
• Push car seat firmly into vehicle seat back.
• Release Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle.
If installing with UAS and the vehicle belt:
• Pull free end lap belt only or shoulder portion of lap/shoulder belt to remove excess slack as shown in Figure 53 (lap belt only) or Figure 53a (lap/shoulder belt)
• If using a lap/shoulder belt: while holding the vehicle belt tight, lock
Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in Figure 54.
NOTE:
Use only one Shoulder Belt Lock-Off at a time. Never use both in the Forward-
Facing Mode.
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Figure 52
Figure 53 Figure 53a
Figure 54
50
51
Step 11
Check fit against the vehicle seat back. If the back of this car seat cannot be adjusted to be in contact with the vehicle seat back as shown in Figure 55, try changing the recline position of this car seat, verify that the vehicle seat back is in a more upright position and re-adjust. If this seat cannot be positioned so that car seat back is in contact with the vehicle seat back, try a different UAS equipped vehicle seating position, or install with a vehicle belt, see “Installing/Removing
Car Seat Forward-Facing: Using Vehicle
Belts” on page 55 of this manual.
A small gap between the top or bottom of the car seat and vehicle seat back is acceptable as long as there is contact with the front surface of the vehicle seat back or headrest.
Figure 56
shows an unacceptable gap.
Figure 55
Figure 56
Step 12
Attach Tether Hook to vehicle top tether anchor as shown in Figure 57 or Figure 57a and pull firmly on free end of strap until Top
Tether is snug.
Refer to vehicle owner’s manual for recommended Top Tether routing and identification of top tether anchor point.
Step 13
Check for secure installation. Gripping car seat at top of armrests, pull car seat front to back and left to right to check for secure installation as shown in Figure 58. UAS system and Top Tether must stay tight and child restraint should not move more than 2.5 cm (1 in.) in any direction.
• If UAS system does not stay tight or car seat cannot be securely installed, try a different UAS location or install using the vehicle belt, see “Installing/
Removing Car Seat Forward-Facing
Using Vehicle Belts” on page 55.
Figure 57
Figure 58
Figure 57a
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Removing Forward-Facing Car Seat
Installed With UAS
Step 1
Loosen Top Tether belt by pressing adjuster release button while pulling strap as shown in Figure 59.
Step 2
Remove Tether Hook from vehicle tether anchor.
• Pull in and hold retention spring on hook, then remove hook from Rear-
Facing Tether Anchor as shown in
Figure 60
and Figure 60a.
Step 3
If installed with UAS and the vehicle belt, open Shoulder Belt Lock-off and unbuckle vehicle belt.
Figure 59
Figure 60 Figure 60a
Step 4
Pull Rigid UAS Lower Connectors to the fully extended position as shown in Figure 61.
• Pull and hold Rigid UAS Adjustment
Handle.
• Grasp the seat and slide it out until it stops.
• Release Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle.
Step 5
Pull the red Rigid UAS Release Handles, one at a time and pull the car seat forward to remove each Rigid UAS Connector from the vehicle UAS anchor as shown in Figure 62.
IMPORTANT:
Rigid UAS connectors CANNOT be released unless they are FULLY extended.
NOTE:
Moving the car seat slightly from front to back or side to side may make it easier to release the Rigid UAS Connectors from the vehicle UAS anchors.
Step 6
Remove this car seat from vehicle.
Step 7
Store the Top Tether and Rigid UAS Connectors, see “Top Tether Storage” and “Forward-
Facing Rigid UAS Storage” on page 87.
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Figure 61
Figure 62
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Installing Forward-Facing Car Seat With Vehicle Belt
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Vehicle belt must be routed through Forward-Facing Belt Path when using car seat Forward-Facing.
• Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off must be used when installing with lap/shoulder belt.
• Not all vehicle belts are safe for use with this car seat. Read the “Vehicle
Belt Requirements” section in this manual and your vehicle owner’s manual.
• Always install with a Top Tether.
Step 1
If Rear-Facing Base or Anti-Rebound Bar is attached, remove it now, see “Installing/
Removing Rear-Facing Base” on page 77, and “Installing/Removing Rear-Facing Anti-
Rebound Bar” on page 78.
Step 2
Select a Forward-Facing vehicle seating location which has a vehicle belt which can be used with this seat and a top tether anchor point.
Step 3
If the vehicle seat back is adjustable, make sure the seat back is locked in a more upright position. Refer to vehicle owner’s manual for recommended seat back angle. DO NOT install or use this car seat while the vehicle seat back is excessively reclined, as shown in
Figure 63
.
Step 4
Adjust car seat to the desired Forward-Facing recline position by pulling recline handle out and rotating car seat as shown in Figure 64.
NOTE:
NEVER use Recline Position 3
Forward-Facing.
Figure 63
Figure 64
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Step 5
Remove Tether Hook from its storage location on back of car seat. See “Top Tether
Storage“ on page 87.
• Lengthen Top Tether belt by pressing adjuster release button while pulling strap as shown in Figure 65.
• Place Top Tether Hook in the seat of the car seat.
Step 6
Place car seat Forward-Facing in the vehicle seat location selected with Forward-Facing belt path toward vehicle seat back and centered in seating position as shown in
Figure 66
.
Step 7
Route vehicle belt through the Forward-
Facing Belt Path, taking care not to put vehicle belt between Harness and back of seat, and buckle seat belt, as shown in
Figure 67
.
Figure 65
Figure 66
Figure 67
Step 8
If installing with a lap/shoulder belt, open the Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off on the same side of the seat as the vehicle shoulder belt anchor point as shown in Figure 68.
Place the vehicle shoulder belt through the
Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in
Figure 68a
.
Step 9
Tighten vehicle seat belt to secure the car seat.
• Press down in center of car seat to depress the vehicle cushion and pull free end lap belt only or shoulder portion of lap/shoulder belt to tighten as shown in
Figure 69
(lap belt only) or Figure 70
(lap/shoulder belt).
• If using a lap/shoulder belt: while holding the vehicle belt tight, lock
Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in Figure 71.
NOTE:
Use only one Shoulder Belt Lock-Off at a time. Never use both in the Forward-
Facing Mode.
Figure 68
Figure 69
Figure 71
Figure 68a
Figure 70
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Step 10
Check that the entire belt is laying flat, placed correctly in the Belt Path as shown in
Figure 72
(lap belt only) and Figure 73 (lap/ shoulder belt) and NOT between the Harness and seat.
Step 11
Attach Tether Hook to vehicle top tether anchor as shown in Figure 74 or Figure 74a and pull firmly on free end of strap until Top
Tether is snug.
Refer to vehicle owner’s manual for recommended Top Tether routing and identification of top tether anchor point
Step 12
Check for secure installation. Gripping car seat at top of armrests, pull car seat front to back and left to right to check for secure installation as shown in Figure 75. Vehicle belts and Top Tether must stay tight and child restraint should not move more than 2.5 cm
(1 in.) in any direction.
• If vehicle belt does not stay tight or car seat cannot be securely installed, try a different vehicle seating location or install using UAS, see “Installing/
Removing Car Seat Forward-Facing
Using UAS” on page 43.
Figure 72
Figure 74
Figure 75
Figure 73
Figure 74a
Removing Forward-Facing Car
Seat Installed With Vehicle Belt
Step 1
Loosen Top Tether by pressing Tether Adjuster release button while pulling strap as shown in Figure 76.
Step 2
Remove Tether Hook from vehicle tether anchor.
• Pull in and hold retention spring on
Tether Hook, then remove hook from tether anchor as shown in Figure 77.
Step 3
Unbuckle vehicle belt.
• Pressing down in center of car seat to reduce tension on vehicle belt will make it easier to unbuckle vehicle belt as shown in Figure 78.
Figure 76
Figure 77
Figure 78
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61
Step 4
Open Forward-Facing Belt Lock-off as shown in Figure 79.
Remove vehicle belt from Forward-Facing
Belt Path.
Step 5
Remove this car seat from vehicle.
Step 6
Store the Top Tether, see “Top Tether
Storage” on page 87.
Figure 79
Securing Your Child in Car Seat
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Check that Harness fits child snugly each time they are buckled into seat.
• To avoid injury, child must be secured by an adult. Never allow the child to buckle themselves in this car seat.
• Child must be dressed in clothing with arms and legs that will not interfere with buckling and snugly adjusting Harness.
• Never place blankets between Harness and child.
• Prevent death from heat exposure: never leave child unattended, even when sleeping. Vehicle interiors can reach very high temperatures quickly, even when it is not a hot or sunny day.
• Strangulation hazard: child can strangle in loose Harness Straps. Never leave child in car seat when Straps are loose or undone.
• The bottom of the Headrest must always be at or above the Shoulder
Harness Slots in use.
• Always use the Buckle Pad supplied with this car seat for children weighing up to 10 kg (22 lb).
• Never use the longer Crotch Strap length in the rear Crotch Strap Slot.
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Step 1
Check position of Shoulder Harness.
• Rear-Facing - The Shoulder Harness
Straps must be through Shoulder
Harness Slots at or below and closest to the child’s shoulders, as shown in
Figure 80
.
• Forward-Facing - The Shoulder Harness
Straps must be through Shoulder
Harness Slots at or above and closest to the child’s shoulders, as shown in
Figure 81
.
If the child’s shoulders are above the highest set of Shoulder Harness Slots in the car seat’s seat back, your child is too large for this car seat.
See “Shoulder Harness Height Adjustment” on page 70 to change position of Shoulder
Harness Straps.
Step 2
Check Position of Headrest:
• The bottom of the Headrest must always be at or above the Harness Slots in use.
Figure 80
Figure 81
• Rear-Facing - The top of the child’s head must be at least 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the car seat’s Headrest, as shown in Figure 82. If the top of the child’s head is less than 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the Headrest in the highest adjustment position, your child is too large for using this car seat Rear-Facing and must be transitioned to Forward-
Facing use with this car seat.
• Forward-Facing - The tops of the child’s ears MUST be below the top of the car seat’s Headrest, as shown in Figure 83.
If the tops of the ears are above the top of this car seat’s Headrest in the highest adjustment position, your child is too large for this car seat.
See “Adjusting Headrest” on page 83 to change Headrest position.
Step 3
Check position of Crotch Strap:
• The Crotch Strap must be through the
Crotch Strap Slot located at or behind and closest to the front of the child’s crotch as shown in Figure 84. See
“Crotch Strap Adjustment” on page 68 to change the position or length of the
Crotch Strap.
2.5 cm
Figure 82
Figure 83
Figure 84
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• The Buckle Pad must be used for children weighing up to 10 kg (22 lb) as shown in Figure 85.
Step 4
Loosen Harness:
• While lifting up on Harness Adjuster
Tab, pull out on Shoulder Harness Straps as shown in Figure 86.
NOTE:
If the Harness cannot be adjusted large enough, switch the Metal Harness Plate to the lower sewn loops on Shoulder Harness
Straps. See step 3 of “Shoulder Harness
Rethreading” on page 74.
Step 5
Place child in car seat with their back flat against the Seat Back as shown in Figure 87.
Step 6
Place child’s arms through Shoulder Harness
Straps and position the Straps over child’s shoulders and thighs.
Figure 85
Figure 86
Figure 87
Step 7
Buckle Harness:
• Insert Buckle Tongues into Buckle one at a time as shown in Figure 88. You should hear a click.
• Pull up on tongues to check that they are securely locked.
Step 8
Pull Harness Adjuster Strap to snugly adjust
Harness Straps as shown in Figure 89.
• Check that Harness Straps are snug on shoulder and thighs.
• A snug Harness 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.
NOTE:
If Harness cannot be snugly adjusted as described above, see step 3 of “Shoulder
Harness Rethreading” on page 74 to make the harness smaller.
Step 9
Close Chest Clip and position Chest Clip at arm pit level as shown in Figure 90.
Figure 88
Figure 89
Figure 90
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Removing Your Child
From Car Seat
Step 1
Separate Chest Clip by squeezing release tabs together (1) and pulling Chest Clip apart
(2)
as shown in Figure 91.
Figure 91
Step 2
Unbuckle Harness by pressing red release button on Buckle as shown in Figure 92.
Step 3
Loosen the Harness and remove child’s arms from Harness and remove them from car seat.
NOTE:
To keep the Harness out of the way for easier placement or removal of your child, place the Buckle Tongues between the fabric and the plastic panel on the exterior of the child seat.
Figure 92
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Operation and
Adjustments
Crotch Strap Adjustment
Step 1
Remove the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Step 2
To move the Crotch Strap from one position to the other:
• Slide the belt to one side of the Crotch
Strap Slot and push the edge of the belt into the adjustment slot as shown in
Figure 93
.
• Slide the Crotch Strap into the other
Crotch Strap Slot as shown in Figure
94
, ensuring that the red release button on the buckle faces out of the seat as shown in Figure 94a.
Figure 93
Figure 94 Figure 94a
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Step 3
NOTE:
For larger children, the Crotch Strap can be lengthened and installed in the forward Crotch Strap Slot.
IMPORTANT:
NEVER use the longer Crotch
Strap length in the rear Crotch Strap Slot.
TO LENGTHEN THE CROTCH STRAP
• Slide the belt to one side of the Crotch
Strap Slot and push the edge of the belt into the adjustment slot as shown in
Figure 95
.
• Slide the crotch strap out of the Crotch
Strap Slot as shown in Figure 96.
• Select the longer Crotch Strap length and slide the crotch strap into the outer
Crotch Strap Slot as shown in Figure
97
, ensuring that the red release button on the buckle faces out of the seat as shown in Figure 98.
Figure 95
Figure 97
Figure 96
Figure 98
Step 4
Check position of Crotch Strap:
• The Crotch Strap must be through the
Crotch Strap Slot located at or behind and closest to the front of the child’s crotch as shown in Figure 99.
Step 5
Install the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Shoulder Harness Height Adjustment
Figure 99
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• To prevent ejection in a crash, the loops at the end of the Shoulder
Harness Straps must be properly attached to the Metal Harness Plate.
• To prevent loose Harness and risk of ejection in a crash, Harness must be properly routed under bottom of seat back cover.
• To prevent loose Harness and risk of ejection in a crash, the Shoulder
Harness Straps must be routed through Shoulder Harness Slots at the same height on each side and in the pad and seat back.
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Shoulder Harness Unthreading
Step 1
Unbuckle Harness Buckle and release
Chest Clip.
Step 2
Loosen Harness to largest size:
• While lifting up on Harness Adjuster
Tab, pull out on Shoulder Harness Straps until they stop as shown in Figure 100.
Step 3
Remove Shoulder Harness Access Panel from back of car seat:
• Twist the access panel lock counterclockwise and pull to remove as shown in Figure 101.
Figure 100
Figure 101
Step 4
Remove loops at ends of Shoulder Harness
Straps from Metal Harness Plate by sliding strap out through slot in Metal Harness Plate as shown in Figure 102.
Step 5
From front of car seat, pull Shoulder Harness
Straps out of seat back.
Shoulder Harness
Slot Adjustment
For Rear-Facing Use:
Insert the Shoulder
Harness Straps through the Shoulder
Harness Slots at or just below and closest to the shoulders of your child as shown in
Figure 103
.
For Forward-Facing Use:
Insert the Shoulder
Harness Straps through the Shoulder
Harness Slots at or just above and closest to the shoulders of your child as shown in
Figure 104
.
Figure 102
Figure 103
Figure 104
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Shoulder Harness Rethreading
Step 1
Check that Harness Straps are not twisted and from front of seat, insert Shoulder
Harness Straps through the desired Shoulder
Harness Slots as shown in Figure 105. Straps
MUST go through the Shoulder Harness Slots at the same height on each side
Step 2
Route Shoulder Harness under bottom of seat back cover (1) as shown in Figure 106.
Figure 105
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Figure 106
Step 3
Attach desired loops at end of Shoulder
Harness Straps to Metal Harness Plate by sliding strap into slot in plate as shown in
Figure 107
.
TO LENGTHEN THE SHOULDER HARNESS
WEBBING
For larger children:
to make the
Harness larger, attach the Metal
Harness Plate to a loop closer to the end of the Shoulder Harness Strap as shown in Figure 108.
TO SHORTEN THE LENGTH OF THE
SHOULDER HARNESS WEBBING
For smaller children:
to make the
Harness smaller, attach the Metal
Harness Plate to a loop further in from the end of the Shoulder Harness Strap as shown in Figure 109.
Figure 107
Figure 108
Figure 109
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Check that both Shoulder Harness Straps are attached to the Metal Harness Plate on the same loop while ensuring that each Shoulder
Harness Strap is completely inside the slot in metal Harness Plate as shown in Figure 110.
Step 4
Reattach Shoulder Harness Access Panel to back of car seat:
• Insert the access panel and twist the access panel lock clockwise as shown in
Figure 111
.
Figure 110
Figure 111
Shoulder Harness Cover
Removal/Installation
The Shoulder Harness Covers included with this seat are optional.
Shoulder Harness Straps must be unthreaded in order to remove (or install) the Shoulder
Harness Covers, and then rethreaded into the proper Shoulder Harness Slots. See
“Shoulder Harness Height Adjustment” section on pages 70-75 for instructions on how to unthread and rethread the shoulder harness straps.
Figure 112
Figure 113
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Installing/Removing
Rear-Facing Base
TO INSTALL REAR-FACING BASE
Step 1
Place the car seat on a clean, stable surface with the inside of the seat facing down.
Step 2
Line the Rear-Facing Base Retention Hooks up with the openings in the bottom of the car seat, as shown in Figure 114. Insert the
Rear-Facing Base Retention Hooks into the openings and slide the base down until you hear the Rear-Facing Base Release Lever
“click” to lock the base on as shown in
Figure 114a
.
Step 3
Pull up on Rear-Facing Base to check that it is locked in place.
Figure 114
Figure 114a
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3
STEP 1
TO REMOVE REAR-FACING BASE
Step 1
Place the car seat on a clean, stable surface with the inside of the seat facing down.
Step 2
Pull Rear-Facing Base Release Lever away from the car seat and move the Rear-Facing
Base up to release it as shown in Figure 115.
Installing/Removing Rear-
Facing Anti-Rebound Bar
TO INSTALL REAR-FACING
ANTI-REBOUND BAR
Step 1
Fully recline the seat to Recline Position 3 by pulling Recline Handle out and rotating car seat back as shown in Figure 116.
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Figure 116
STEP 2
3
STEP 2
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Step 2
Remove Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Remove Rear-Facing UAS Push-on Connectors from their storage location, see “Rear-Facing
UAS Storage” on page 85.
Step 3
Insert the Rear-Facing Anti-Rebound Bar into the holes in the bottom of the seat in front of the base as shown in Figure 117.
Step 4
Hold the Anti-Rebound Bar in place and insert Locking Pins into the holes in the seat and through the Anti-Rebound Bar as shown in Figure 118. Check that each Locking Pin is securely installed through both sides of the
Anti-Rebound Bar and that the Locking Pin
Clips are through the Locking Pins.
Step 5
If installing with vehicle belt, place Rear-
Facing UAS Push-on Connectors back into their storage location, see “Rear-Facing UAS
Storage” on page 85.
Figure 117
Figure 118
TO REMOVE REAR-FACING
ANTI-REBOUND BAR
Step 1
Remove the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
If UAS Push-on Connectors are stored, remove them from their storage location, see
“Rear-Facing UAS Storage” on page 85.
Step 2
Remove the Locking Pins and Locking Pin
Clips from the seat as shown in Figure 119.
The bar should slide down until it comes completely out of the seat.
Step 3
Keep Locking Pins and Locking Pin Clips with
Anti-Rebound Bar for storage.
Step 4
Place UAS Push-on Connectors back into their storage location, see “Rear-Facing UAS
Storage” on page 85.
Install the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Figure 119
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Removing/Installing Seat Cushion
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Never use this car seat without the Seat Cushion in place.
TO REMOVE SEAT CUSHION
Unfasten the locking tabs at the lower front edge of the seat cushion.
Grasping Seat Cushion at the bottom, front edge, lift and pull forward as shown in
Figure 120
. Once the Seat Cushion releases, pull the Buckle through the Seat Cushion.
Figure 120
TO INSTALL SEAT CUSHION
Step 1
Insert the Buckle through the slot in the Seat
Cushion that matches the slot the Crotch
Strap is through in the seat.
Step 2
Insert the tabs on the back of the Seat
Cushion through the slots in the pad and into the seat back at the back of the seat bottom.
Push the locking tabs at the lower front of the
Seat Cushion into the holes at the front edge of the seat as shown in Figure 121.
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Figure 121
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Installing/Adjusting Headrest
WARNING — DEATH or
SERIOUS INJURY can occur
• Never use this car seat without the Headrest.
INSTALLING HEADREST
Insert the Headrest support rods into the
Headrest guides in the top of the seat back as shown in Figure 122 and push the headrest down until it locks into position.
NOTE:
It may be necessary to rock the
Headrest back and forth from front to back in order to get the support rods into the guides.
Figure 122
ADJUSTING HEADREST
Step 1
Press the button on the Headrest Adjuster on the right-hand side of the seat (when facing front of seat) (1) and raise or lower the Headrest into the desired position (2) as shown in Figure 123.
Step 2
Check for proper adjustment of Headrest.
The bottom of the Headrest must always be at or above the Harness Slots in use.
Rear-Facing:
The top of the child’s head must be at least 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the car seat’s Headrest, as shown in Figure 124. If the top of the child’s head is less than 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the top of the Headrest in the highest adjustment position, your child is too large for using this car seat Rear-Facing and must be transitioned to Forward-
Facing use with this car seat.
Forward-Facing:
The tops of the child’s ears MUST be below the top of the car seat’s Headrest, as shown in Figure 125.
If the tops of the child’s ears are above the top of this car seat’s Headrest in the highest adjustment position, your child is too large for this car seat.
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Figure 123
2.5 cm
Figure 124
Figure 125
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Rear-Facing UAS Storage
REMOVAL OF UAS FROM STORAGE
Step 1
Remove the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Step 2
Remove the Rear-Facing UAS Adjusters (1) and Belt (2) from their storage position in the seat bottom shown in Figure 126.
Step 3
Push and hold red release button on Rear-
Facing UAS Push-on Connectors and pull out as shown in Figure 127.
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Figure 126
Figure 127
STORAGE OF REAR-FACING UAS
Step 1
Remove the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Step 2
Insert the Rear-Facing UAS Push-on
Connectors, with the slots in the end oriented toward the outside of the seat, into the openings at the front of the seat bottom. As shown in Figure 128.
Step 3
Insert the Rear-Facing UAS Adjusters (1) into the square recesses behind the UAS Push-on
Connectors, fold the excess UAS Belt (2) and insert under tab between adjusters as shown in Figure 129.
Step 4
Install the Seat Cushion, see “Removing/
Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Figure 128
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Figure 129
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Forward-Facing Rigid
UAS Storage
To store the Rigid UAS Connectors, pull and hold the Rigid UAS Adjustment Handle while pulling the Rigid UAS Lower Connectors into the seat until they stop as shown in Figure
130
.
Top Tether Storage
Removal:
Remove Instruction Manual and
Tether Belt from back of seat. Pull in and hold retention spring on Tether Hook, then remove hook from storage bar as shown in Figure
131
, then replace Instruction Manual.
Storage:
Remove Instruction Manual from back of seat. Hook Tether Hook around storage bar as shown in Figure 132, fold
Top Tether belt and insert into Tether Storage.
Replace Instruction Manual.
Figure 130
Figure 131
Figure 132
Instruction Manual Storage
After carefully reading and following these instructions, keep this manual for future use and store in the compartment located in Shoulder Harness Shield, as shown in
Figure 133
.
Removing/Installing
Seat Cushion Cover
TO REMOVE SEAT CUSHION COVER
Step 1
Remove the Seat Cushion from the Seat, see “Removing/Installing Seat Cushion” on page 81.
Step 2
Turn Seat Cushion over to locate the Seat
Cushion Cover attachments, as shown in
Figure 134
.
Step 3
Using your thumb, push inward on each Seat
Cushion Cover attachment one at a time to release the Cover from the Seat Cushion, as shown in Figure 135.
FPO
000002 8
Foonf Instruction Manual
This convertible car seat is designed for use in either rear-facing mode or forward-facing mode by children who meet all of the following requirements:
HEIGHT
25 – 46 in.
64 – 116 cm.
WEIGHT
14 – 45 lb.
6.4 – 20.5 kg.
AGE
Able to sit upright alone
WARNING
• READ AND UNDERSTAND PRODUCT
LABELS AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS
VEHICLE OWNER’S MANUAL
BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING
THIS CAR SEAT.
• FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL OR
USE THIS CONVERTIBLE CAR SEAT
AND THOSE ON THIS CAR SEAT’S
LABELS CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH TO THE CHILD
IN A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP
OR CRASH.
HEIGHT
30 – 49 in.
76 – 124 cm.
WEIGHT
20 – 65 lb.
9 – 29.5 kg.
JULY2012
RECOMMENDED
recommended age
Figure 133
Figure 134
Figure 135
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Step 4
Remove Seat Cushion Cover from Seat
Cushion, as shown in Figure 136.
Figure 136
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TO INSTALL SEAT CUSHION COVER
Step 1
Place Seat Cushion Cover on a flat surface with Seat Cushion Cover attachments facing up, as shown in Figure 137.
Step 2
Place Seat Cushion onto Seat Cushion Cover, aligning the Seat Cushion with the Seat
Cushion Cover attachments.
Step 3
Reattach Seat Cushion Cover attachments to
Seat Cushion by wrapping the Seat Cushion
Cover sides around the entire Seat Cushion, as shown in Figure 138.
Figure 137
Figure 138
SEAT BACK COVER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
Removal of the seat back cover is not recommended unless necessary due to heavy soiling which cannot be removed by surface washing. For instructions on removal and installation of the seat back cover go to http://www.clekinc.ca/support/foonf
Aircraft Installation
Clek strongly recommends that children are secured in their child seat during airline travel.
FORWARD-FACING
To install this seat in an aircraft forward-facing, follow the instructions for installing the seat with a lap belt in the
“Installing Forward-Facing Car Seat With Vehicle Belt” on page 55.
IMPORTANT:
Aircraft are not equipped with top tether anchors. The Top Tether should be stored in the back of the car seat and not used on an aircraft, see “Top Tether
Storage” on page 87.
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REAR-FACING
To install this seat in an aircraft rear-facing, follow the instructions for installing the seat with a lap belt in the
“Installing Rear-Facing Car Seat With Vehicle Belt” on page 33.
IMPORTANT:
The Rear-Facing Base and Anti-Rebound Bar
MUST be used when installing this car seat Rear-Facing in an aircraft.
NOTE:
If it is necessary to check your seat, it must be packed in a Clek Weelee Travel Bag (sold separately). Damage may result from checking your seat without proper packaging.
Care and Cleaning
CAR SEAT FABRIC WASHING INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1
If the spot has dried, try lightly brushing or scraping off the residue. Wipe surface with water.
Step 2
If a spot still remains, apply a mild detergent to fabric with a light mist.
Step 3
Work area using soft brush or edge of spoon from outside of spot towards the middle.
Step 4
Allow solution to work for approximately one minute.
Step 5
Remove with clean water or blot with clean soft towel.
Step 6
Repeat steps 3-5 as necessary until spot is removed.
Step 7
Rinse with clear lukewarm water and blot with clean soft white cloth as final step.
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SEAT FRAME (EXTERIOR PLASTICS ONLY) WASHING
INSTRUCTIONS
Use a soft cloth with warm water and soap. Apply light pressure with cloth in small circular motions.
Do NOT remove the labels from this car seat. They are meant to be permanent so they can remind you and others of important information. Removal will marr the finish of the seat.
HARNESS WASHING INSTRUCTIONS
Surface wash straps with a damp cloth using warm water and a mild detergent.
BUCKLE WASHING INSTRUCTIONS
Buckle may be rinsed under warm water. Do not use detergents or lubricants.
RECYCLING YOUR SEAT
For instructions on how to recycle your Clek Foonf child seat, please visit http://www.clekinc.ca/recycle/
Troubleshooting
For instructions on troubleshooting your Clek Foonf child seat, please visit http://www.clekinc.ca/support/foonf
Accessories
Optional accessories for this product may be purchased at: http://www.shopclek.ca
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Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY
Clek Inc. warrants, only to the original consumer purchaser and only if this product was purchased (new and unused in an unopened box) from an authorized Clek retailer listed at www.clekinc.ca, that this product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of original purchase (the “Warranty Period”). During the Warranty Period, Clek Inc. will, at its option, repair or replace this product if it is found by the manufacturer to be defective in material or workmanship. Clek Inc. reserves the right to discontinue or change parts, fabrics, models, or products, or to substitute this product with a comparable model or product. To make a claim under this warranty, please contact us at http://www.clekinc.ca/contact_us/, call us at 1-866-656-2462, or write to us at Clek Inc., Attn:
Customer Service, Clek Inc., 226 Lesmill Road, Toronto,
ON, Canada M3B 2T5. An original receipt is required to validate your warranty and shipping charges will be the responsibility of the original consumer purchaser. To expedite the processing of any future warranty claims and to verify the original date of purchase, please complete and mail the pre-addressed owner registration card within thirty (30) days of purchase.
WARRANTY LIMITATIONS
This warranty does not cover the effects of normal wear and tear or damage resulting from negligence, modification, improper installation, accidents, misuse or abuse of this product. It is expressly agreed that the obligations of Clek
Inc. and the original consumer purchaser’s remedies under the limited warranty contained herein are exclusive and are strictly limited to the repair or replacement of the product. This limited warranty is conditional upon strict compliance with the provisions of the Instruction Manual. In no event will Clek
Inc. or the dealer selling this product be liable to you for any damages, including incidental or consequential damages, arising out of the use or inability to use this product.
LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES AND
STATE/PROVINCIAL LAW RIGHTS
The warranty and remedies as set forth above are exclusive and in lieu of all others, oral or written, express or implied.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, any implied warranties, including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are hereby disclaimed.
Some states/provinces DO NOT allow limitations as to how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights, which vary from state/ province to state/province. Neither Clek Inc. nor the dealer selling this product has authorized any person to create for it any other warranty, obligation, or liability in connection with this product.
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