Make sure that none of the child restraint system’s (A) parts are
caught in doors or reclining seats.
In vans and minivans it is particularly important to ensure that the
child restraint system (A) is installed in an easily accessible seat in
the event that third-party rescue is required.
The seatbelt should never be loose. During an accident strain on the
body from a loose seatbelt is significantly higher than from a tight
seatbelt. Make sure the seat belt buckle is properly fastened.
Never leave your child unattended in the child restraint system (A).
Do not place any heavy items on the rear window shelf; these can
become dangerous projectiles in an accident.
Even when transporting the child restraint system (A) in your car
unoccupied, always secure it in the prescribed fashion with your vehi-
cle’s three-point restraint.
Making any modifications to the child restraint system (A) is not per-
mitted. Doing so nullifies or impairs its effectiveness in protection. If
difficulties arise, please consult your dealer or the manufacturer.
Keep the child restraint system (A) out of direct sunlight to prevent
uncomfortable heating of the surface.
The child restraint system (A) may only be used in seats with three-
point restraints compliant with ECE 16 or comparable specifications.
Ensure that the child restraint system (A) was installed in the vehicle
in accordance with this manual.
Permit your child to take breaks during longer trips, and be sure that
it does not step out of the vehicle into traffic unattended. Always use
the child safety locks in your vehicle’s passenger doors, if available.
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