kiddy ENERGY PRO,MV Owner's manual

Category
Car seat
Type
Owner's manual
Infant Carrier
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Please read these instructions carefully
before using this infant carrier for the rst time.
Keep this manual for future reference.
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Table of contents
1. Description of components 5
2. Introduction 6
3. Suitability 6
4. General safety instructions 7
5. General use / adjustments 10
5.1 Functions of the carry handle /
Adjusting the reclined position 10
5.2 Using the newborn inlay 11
5.3 Using the sunshade 11
6. Buckling / unbuckling of the baby 11
6.1 Loosening the belt system 11
6.2 Adjusting the height of the belt system 11
6.3 Buckling / unbuckling of the baby 12
7. Use in the vehicle 13
7.1 Installation with the Isofix platform 13
7.1.1 Seat selection 13
7.1.2 Installation steps on the Isofix platform 13
7.1.3 Removal from the Isofix platform 14
7.1.4 Shock absorber 14
8. Use on a stroller 15
9. Use as a rocker 16
10. Remove / replacing the covers 17
10.1 Removing the sunshade 17
10.2 Removing the backrest cover 17
10.3 Removing the seat cover 17
10.4 Replacing covers 17
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11. Care and maintenance 18
11.1 Cleaning the seat covers 18
11.2 Cleaning plastic parts 18
11.3 Cleaning the belt system 18
12. Steps to take after an accident 18
13. Warranty 18
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Operation manual Evoluna i-Size 2
IMPORTANT – Read the instructions carefully before use and keep
for future reference in the storage compartment at the foot end of
the carrier. So you always have it at hand whenever you need it.
1. Description of components
A e child restraint system Evoluna i-Size 2
B Carry handle
C Release button stroller
D Shoulder belt
E – Seat cover
F – Central adjuster
G – Buckle
H Shock absorber
I Infant carrier release handle
J Locking bar
K – Sunshade
L Newborn inlay
M Safety belt lock tongues
N Carry handle button
O – Front cover
P Sunshade release button
Q – Sunshade joint
R Height adjustment handle
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2. Introduction
We are pleased that you have chosen the Evoluna i-Size 2 to be your
child restraint system.
e Evoluna i-Size 2 forms part of the i-Size product line of our com
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pany, which provides extensive safety for the protection of your baby
and growing child by making use of special energy-absorbing mate
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rials. e forces generated during a collision are absorbed particular-
ly well before they reach the delicate body parts of your baby.
To gain the most comprehensive protection for your child, the Evolu
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na i-Size 2 must be used exactly as described in this manual!
e Evoluna i-Size 2 also stands out due to its unique sleeping po
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sition, which oers your child an almost at reclined position when
using the infant carrier in the vehicle, on your stroller or as a rocker.
3. Suitability
e Evoluna i-Size 2 infant carrier has been tested and ap-
proved in accordance with the Safety Standard ECE-R129.
is means ECE-R129 (i-Size): In connection with the Isox
platform, the Evoluna i-Size 2 may be used on all i-Size vehicle seats.
Kiddy also allows the installation on Isox vehicle seats that are listed
in the vehicle type list.
Check the latest version of the type list at:
www.kiddy.de/typelist_isoxbase
Never x the Evoluna i-Size 2 with the vehicle seat belt!
It is important to take note that you may never use the
Evoluna i-Size 2 seat with an active front airbag! A front
airbag that hits the infant carrier with force can cause se
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rious injury or even death to the child!
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For use in your vehicle, please also follow the manufac-
turer’s recommendations in your owner’s manual.
4. General safety instructions
WARNING
1. Please read the instructions for use carefully be-
fore using the car seat for the rst time. Incorrect
use can endanger the life of your child.
2. Many injuries are caused by mere thoughtless-
ness and can easily be avoided.
3. It is not permitted to make any modications to the
child restraint system. Doing so nullies or impairs
its eectiveness in protection. If diculties arise,
please consult your retailer or the manufacturer.
4. Regularly inspect the dierent elements of the
infant carrier. e belt system and buckle in particu-
lar must be checked regularly for wear and tear or
possible damage.
5. Do not attempt to make adjustments while trav-
elling.
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6. Always install the Evoluna i-Size 2 facing the di-
rection opposite to the one in which you are trav-
elling (the child‘s back facing the direction you are
travelling in).
7. Please adhere to the instructions in the owner’s
manual of the vehicle into which the Evoluna i-Size 2
is installed.
8. Make sure that all movable parts of the Evolu-
na i-Size 2 are always properly locked in place and
that no parts are lodged between movable seats or
doors.
9. e infant carrier should only be used for children
with a body height from 45 to 83 cm and a maxi-
mum weight of 13 kg.
10. In vans and mini-vans it is particularly important
to ensure that the Evoluna i-Size 2 is installed in an
easily accessible seat in the event that third-party
rescue is required.
11. Never use the Evoluna i-Size 2 as a shopping
bag or as a means for transporting something.
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12. Never leave your baby unsupervised, especially
not when the Evoluna i-Size 2 is placed on a high
surface (nappy changing station, table, etc.).
13. Always secure the baby with the belt system
(even when you are not using the Evoluna i-Size 2
inside the vehicle).
14. Do not place any heavy items on the rear win-
dow shelf, these can become dangerous projectiles
in the event of an accident.
15. Always fasten the Evoluna i-Size 2 seat with the
Isox platform when transporting it in your car un-
occupied.
16. Never use the Evoluna i-Size 2 seat without its
original cover, it forms part of the safety concept.
17. Shield the Evoluna i-Size 2 seat from direct sun-
light to prevent uncomfortable heating of the sur-
face.
18. Schedule breaks during longer trips and take
your baby out of the Evoluna i-Size 2 to relieve the
pressure on its spinal column.
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19. Do not use the Evoluna i-Size 2 any more if parts
have been damaged or after an accident (at an im-
pact speed greater than 10 km/h)! (See point 12.)
5. General use / adjustments
5.1 Functions of the carry handle / Adjusting the reclined position
To adjust the carry handle, press both carry handle buttons (g. 1,
no. 1) and then swivel the carry handle (g. 1, no. 2) into the required
position.
WARNING
Make sure that both carry handle buttons are
locked in place again (they protrude)!
e carry handle of the Evoluna i-Size 2 can be used in two positions
(g. 2):
g. 2, no. 1:
seating position / carry position / installation position in the vehicle
g. 2, no. 2:
reclined position / installation position in the vehicle / on stroller
/ as rocker
In some vehicles due to the lack of space it might not be possible to
use the reclined position.
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5.2 Using the newborn inlay
e Evoluna i-Size 2 is equipped with a comfort insert for newborns.
is inlay ensures a more level position of your baby in the infant car
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rier. is comfort inlay may only be used for babies up to the age of
6 months (g. 3). To remove the inlay, open the buckle and remove
the insert from the shoulder belts.
5.3 Using the sunshade
To extend the sunshade pull the hood towards the foot end of the car
seat. To retract the sunshade push towards the head end of the car
seat.
e sunshade is detachable. To do this, rst pull the soft top from the
shell (g. 4). en press the sunshade release button inwards (g. 5,
no. 1) and pull the sunshade joint o (g. 5, no. 2). Carry out this step on
both sides.
To attach the sunshade, insert the two joints into the respective guide
rail until they are locked (g. 6) and attach the soft top to the shell.
6. Buckling / unbuckling of the baby
6.1 Loosening the belt system
Turn the carry handle in to the carry position. Before you can adjust
the height of the shoulder belts, the belt system must be loosened.
For this purpose, keep the central adjuster pressed in the front un-
der the seating area (g. 7, no. 1), and pull the shoulder belts (g. 7,
no. 2) out.
6.2 Adjusting the height of the belt system
Open the front cover at the head end of the infant carrier by slightly
pressing the hooks upward. (g. 8, no. 1), now the cover opens (g. 8,
no. 2). Now turn the height adjuster handle 90° clockwise (g. 9, no. 1)
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and pull the handle outward (g. 9, no. 2), then move it into the de-
sired position upward or downward (g. 9, no. 3). e optimum height
position of the shoulder belts is reached when the belts are at the
babies shoulder height (g. 10).
Lock the height adjuster handle back into place after you have n
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ished. Please make sure that the belt system is not twisted or does
not become lodged! Close the front cover.
6.3 Buckling / unbuckling of the baby
Always buckle up your child when it is in the infant carrier!
Loosen the shoulder belts as described in point 6.1 and place them
over the side of the rim of the carrier. Place your baby in the infant
carrier and then position the shoulder belts over its shoulders (g. 11,
no. 1).
Place the safety belt lock tongues attached to the shoulder belts over
each other (g. 11, no. 2). Now push the safety belt lock tongues into
the buckle. It is locked in place when a click sound is heard (g. 12).
Make certain that it is securely locked in place! Now pull the central
belt until the belt system ts the body of the child snugly (g. 13).
Make sure that the space between the belts and your child is no more
than the width of a nger (ca. 1 cm) and that the belt system is not
twisted.
To unbuckle your baby loosen the shoulder belts as described in
point 6.1 and press the red button on the buckle to unbuckle your
baby. Now you can take the child out of the seat.
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kiddy ENERGY PRO,MV Owner's manual

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Type
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