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    IMPORTANT!

    Failure to read, understand and follow theinstructions and warnings in this instructionmanual and the warnings on the system couldresult in serious injury or death to the child.

    Can.Eng..4358-4735A

    Dorel Juvenile Group

    Read all instructionsBEFORE USING

    this child restraint and booster seat.KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.

    A lp h a O m e g a Eli te /Luxe

    D eluxe 3- In-1 , All Terrain

    Ow ne rs M anua l

    Infant Restraint2.3-16 kg (5-35 lb)48-81 cm (19-32 in.)

    Child Restraint10-23 kg (22-50 lb)74-114 cm (29-45 in.)

    Booster Seat18-45 kg (40-100 lb)102-132 cm (40-52 in.)

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    Replacement Parts ListNOTE: If requested color is not available,similar color will be

    substituted.Part Cost Quantity Total CostBuckle/Crotch Strap $6.99 X______= $ ______________Harness Strap . . . . .$2.99 X______= $ ______________Full Wrap . . . . . . .$42.00 X______= $ ______________5-point PadChest Clip . . . . . . . .$1.50 X______= $ ______________Locking Clip . . . . . . .$2.50 X______= $ ______________Tether Kit . . . . . . . .$9.99 X______= $ ______________UASKit . . . . . . . . .$24.99 X______= $ ______________Instructions . . . . . . .$0.00 X______= $ ______________

    Merchandise Total $______________

    Shipping and handling: $______________

    Sales Tax $ ____________Residents of Quebec,add 5%GST and 7.5%QST.Residents of New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia,add13%HST.All other provinces,add 5%GST.

    Grand Total $ ______________

    No shipping and handling on instr uctions for quantities under 6. Add $.50for each instruction over 6, then add applicable shipping and handling.

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    Up to $25.00 . . . . . . . . . .$5.95$25.01 to $50.00 . . . . . . .$6.95$50.01 to $75.00 . . . . . . .$8.95$75.01 to $100.00 . . . . . .$9.95

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    Registration Cards

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    Thank you for choosing this car seat, referred tothroughout this manual as a child restraint and boosterseat. Dorel Juvenile Group, (DJG) is committed tocreating convenient, comfortable,and dependableproducts for children.

    No one can predict if use of a child restraint willprevent injury or death in a particular crash.However,combined with careful driving,proper use of a childrestraint can lower a childs risk of injury or death inmost crashes.

    Your childs safety is worth the time it will take to read,understand and follow the instructions and warnings.

    After reading if you still have questions or concerns withthe child restraint and booster seat please contact ourConsumer Relations Department.

    On the back of the shell there is an expiry date for useof this child restraint. Do not use this seat after the

    expiry date.

    Before You Begin...

    Dorel Juvenile Group, ConsumerRelations

    Dorel Juvenile Group, Inc.

    Mailing address: P.O.Box 2609Columbus, IN 47202-2609

    Website: www.djgusa.com

    Fax: 1-800-207-8182

    Telephone: 1-800-544-11087 A.M. to 6 P.M.EST M-TH7 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.EST FRI

    Although child restraints and booster seats are tested,evaluated and certified by the manufacturer and testedby Transport Canada, it is possible that a safety-relatedproblem may be found.So that we may be able to adviseyou,you can now register your child restraint online atwww.djgusa.com/registration/carseat/canor pleasefill out and return the registration card provided or sendyour name,address,child restraint model number andmanufacturing date to:

    Dorel Distribution Canada873 HodgeSt-Laurent, QC H4N 2B1Attn:Consumer Relations

    Please do not send in your registration card if you haveregistered your child restraint online.

    For information on safety-related problems,you can also

    call Transport Canadas Road Safety Dept.at:1-800-333-0371.

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    Child Restraint and Booster Seat

    Parts

    A. Headrest/HarnessAdjusting Levers

    B. Pillow

    C. AdjustableHeadrest

    D. Infant HeadrestInsert

    E. Harness Guides

    F. Harness Covers

    G. Backrest

    H. Chest Clip

    I. Harness Straps

    J. Buckle Plate

    K. Buckle/Crotch Strap

    L. Side Pad(on select models)

    M. Harness AdjustmentLever (under flap)

    N. Recline HandleO. HarnessAdjustment Strap

    P. Removable Base

    Q. Rear-Facing BeltPath

    R. Shoulder BeltPositioning Guide(on select models)

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    A. Shoulder BeltPositioning Guide(on select models)

    B. Tether Strap,Adjuster &Hook

    C. HeadrestAdjustment Bar

    D. Locking Clip(behind splitterplate)

    E. Splitter Plate

    F. InstructionCompartment

    G. Recline Stand withTether HookAttachment

    H. UAS Belt &Adjuster (may bebetween pad andshell)

    I. Cup Holder

    J. Folding Armrests

    K. Plastic Shell

    L. Forward-FacingBelt Path

    M. Level To GroundLine

    N. Level To GroundLine (on select(models)

    Back

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    WARNINGS:!

    DJG does not recommend the use ofaccessories or add-ons that have not beencertified with this child restraint and boosterseat at original purchase date.

    Although the restraint system has gonethrough testing and evaluations from themanufacturer and was certified to TransportCanadas standards, the possibility of a safety

    related problem could occur.To be notified ofa safety related problem, you must registeryour child restraint online atwww.djgusa.com/registration/carseat/can orfill out and return the registration card whichis attached to the child restraint.

    Do not use the booster seat with vehiclelap belt only.

    The child restraints harness systemshould always be snug.A loose harness couldallow the child to come out of the restraintor be ejected during a sudden stop or acollision causing serious injury or death.

    Do not wash the child restraint andbooster seat pad while still on the plasticshell.Spot clean only if it cannot beremoved.

    Do not recline the infant restraint beyondthe level-to-ground line.

    For vehicles with no rear seats verify thevehicle owners manual for location andinstallation of a child restraint and boosterseat.

    WARNINGS:!

    Do not remove the warning labels.

    Never allow anyone to play with thisrestraint system. It is not a toy.

    To avoid the child being seriously burned,always check for hot seat and buckles beforeusing this restraint system.

    Never leave a child unattended in thechild restraint or booster seat.

    Do not use this child restraint if themidpoint of your childs ears is above the topof the child restraints headrest.

    Always check vehicle owners manual forproper use of vehicle seat belts with yourchild restraint and booster seat.

    Always check vehicle owners manual forchild restraint and booster seat use with sideair bags.

    Incorrect use of the harness system in thechild restraint is the most common mistakepeople make.Verify frequently that theharness height is correct for your childs size.

    Always check your vehicle owners manualfor child restraint use with your vehiclesuniversal anchorage system (UAS).

    Do not lubricate the buckles, harnesssystem or fasteners for any reason.

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    Tether Strap Information

    Your vehicle owners manual will provide you with thetether strap anchorage information and location.Forolder vehicles with no tether anchorage informationplease contact your dealer or the vehicle manufacturerfor location of anchor brackets and installation.

    Universal Anchorage System (UAS)

    Information

    As of September 1, 2002,Universal Anchorage Systemswere required to be installed on child restraint systems.Vehicles built after this date are required to have anchorbrackets/bars built into the vehicle seat.The UASallowsfor easier installation of child restraint systems as thevehicle seat belt does not have to be used.

    In the United States the term LATCH is used insteadof UAS.UASand LATCH mean the same thing.

    Your vehicle owners manual provides information onthe UASbrackets installed in the vehicle.The manualalso provides additional information to help youcorrectly install a restraint system that has UAS.

    If your vehicle is not equipped with UAS, installing thechild restraint with the seat belt is just as secure.

    Note: UASbrackets cannot be installed in oldervehicles.

    Storing Your Child Restraint andBooster Seat

    To protect your child restraint and booster seat, storein the house,not in the garage or attic. The hot andcold temperatures can harm the plastic shell and/or theharness system if stored for a long period of time.

    Vehicle Seat Belt

    A child restraint and booster seat must be securelyattached in a vehicle.

    Most passenger vehicles,vans and trucks have seat beltsthat firmly lock around the child restraint system.

    Some vehicle seat belts require a locking clip to attachthe child restraint securely.

    Your vehicle owners manual best describes the use of achild restraint and booster seat with the vehicles seatbelt.

    Check the vehicle owners manual for the correct use ofyour seat belt with a child restraint and booster seat.

    WARNINGIn very few vehicles, the child restraint cannot

    be properly installed because of the type ofseat belt system,air bag system and/or lack oflocation to anchor the tether strap. Alwaysread and follow the vehicle owners manualinstructions for child restraint use.

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    General Use

    To help protect your vehicle seats upholstery fromdamage,use a car seat mat or a towel underneath andbehind child restraint.

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    Child Restraint and Booster

    Seat Description

    Rear-facing position;Less than one year old andbetween 2.3-16 kg (5-35 lbs)and 48-81 cm (19-32 inches)

    tall. Infant and infant restraintare placed in the back seat andface the rear of the vehicle.NOTE: Infants one year oldor less must be rear-facing.

    Belt-positioning boosterseat;18-45 kg.(40-100 lbs.) and 102-132 cm.(40-52 inches) tall.

    Child and booster seat areplaced in the back seat and facethe front of the vehicle.

    Your childs height, weight and age determine how yourchild restraint should be placed in the vehicle and whichrestraint should be used.

    WARNING!

    Verify your childs weight and height (do notguess) before choosing the child restraint orbooster seat position.

    Forward-facing position;Over one year old andbetween 10-23 kg. (22-50 lbs.)and 74-114 cm.(29 -45 inches)tall. Child and child restraint areplaced in the back seat and facethe front of the vehicle.NOTE: Children must be 1year old or older for forward-facing position.

    The locking clip is used to prevent the vehicle belt fromloosening in the event of a sudden stop or crash.

    Before you put your child restraint in the vehicle,bucklethe lap/shoulder belt.Pull on the lap belt portion. If itloosens or slips,you must either use a locking clip tohold the seat belt tight or move child restraint toanother seating location.

    Note: A locking clip will not fix all types of seat beltproblems.

    Check vehicle owners manual if locking clip isneeded.

    You do not need a locking clip when using thisseat as a belt-positioning booster.

    A locking clip can only be used on a lap/shoulderbelt combination.

    You will find the locking clip inserted on theback of the child restraint.

    1 Thread the vehiclelap/shoulder belt throughthe correct belt path.Buckle the vehicle seatbelt.Pull up on shoulderpart of belt until all slack isremoved and lap belt istight.

    Locking Clip Installation

    continued on next page.

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    Grasp the vehiclelap/shoulder belts together

    tightly as close to thevehicle latch plate aspossible.While holding thebelts tightly,unbuckle.Note: If the vehicle latchplate,belt and buckle endup behind the childrestraint,grasp the belts asclose to the latch plate aspossible.

    Buckle the vehicle seatbelt with locking clip intothe buckle.The childrestraint and the vehiclebelts should now be tight.If not, remove and repeatall steps. If you still havequestions after installingthe locking clip pleasecontact our ConsumerRelations department.

    Thread both portions ofthe vehicle belts togetheronto the locking clip.

    4 Position locking clip about2.5 cm (1 in.) from vehiclebelts buckle plate.

    continued on next page.

    Preparing Child Restraint

    to Fit Your Child

    2

    3 Push on chest clip releasebutton and pull apart.

    Loosen harness by pushingin on the harnessadjustment lever underthe flap.Pull out onharness just above buckleplates.

    You MUST make these adjustments with your childbefore you install the child restraint in the vehicle.

    1Remove the plastic bagfrom the UASsystem.

    Press down on the redbuckle release button torelease the buckle plates.Place harness straps oversides of child restraint.

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    Harness

    Guide

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    Determine which of the threebuckle/crotch strap slots that

    is both comfortable and snugto use.(See Adjusting theBuckle section)

    Note:Thread buckle/crotchstrap through the slot closestto child

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    Place the childs bottomand back flat against thechild restraint.This willincrease comfort andallow the harness strapsto properly tighten.

    Note: Harness should besnug.

    Check HarnessPosition:

    Rear-Facing Position:Harness slot must be evenwith or just below theshoulders. Adjust if needed(see Adjusting HarnessSystem section).

    If the lowest harness slot isabove the childs shoulders,do not use this childrestraint. Verify that childrestraint is fully reclined.Infants have a tendency towant to slouch.If harnessheight is still incorrect,callConsumer Relations formore detailed help.

    HarnessGuide

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    WARNING!Do not mistake comfort for safety. Harness

    system must be snugly adjusted.Incorrect use of the harness system is themost common mistake people make. It isvery important to read, understand andfollow all instructions and warnings.

    Check HarnessPosition:

    Forward-FacingPosition: Harness slotmust be even with orjust above the shoulders.Adjust if needed (seeAdjusting HarnessSystem section).

    Note: If the harness isbelow the childs shoulders

    with the headrest in thehighest position,convertthe child restraint to a belt-positioning booster.Referto weight and heightinformation (see ChildRestraint & Booster SeatDescription section) todetermine if the child hasreached the belt-positioning

    booster requirements.

    You MUST use the 1st or 2nd buckle/crotchstrap slots when rear-facing. Any slot can beused for forward-facing.

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    WARNING:!Failure to make surebar is locked intoposition can result inserious injury ordeath to the child.

    Rotate the red headrest/harness adjusting leversinward. Pull levers up ordown to adjust headrest

    to proper height. Makesure headrest locks intoplace securely.

    continued on next page.

    1 Loosen harness by pushingin on the harnessadjustment lever underthe flap.Pull out onharness just above buckleplates.

    2

    Adjusting Harness/Headrest

    Height

    Securing Your Child in the Child

    Restraint

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    2

    Place the childs bottomand back flat against thechild restraint. This willincrease comfort andallow the harness systemto be properly tighten.Pull harness over childs

    shoulders.

    Push each buckle plateinto buckle until you heara click.Pull up on

    harness straps and downon the crotch strap tomake sure buckle islocked.

    3 Snap the chest cliptogether.

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    WARNING!Failure to fasten and tighten the harnesssystem correctly may allow the child to beejected from the child restraint system in acrash or sudden stop causing serious injuryor death.

    Do not mistake comfort for safety. Harnesssystem must be snugly adjusted.

    5 Note:To position thechest clip,move it up ordown so that it is evenwith your childs armpits,away from the childs neck.

    4 Pull on harness adjustmentstrap to tighten harnesssystem snugly.Note: A snug harness isnot loose and lies flatagainst the child withoutsagging. It does not presson the child's flesh or pushthe child's body into anunnatural position.

    Remov ing Your Child From the

    Child RestraintPush down on harnessadjustment lever.Pull up onharness straps just abovethe buckle plates to loosenharness.

    2 Press the release buttonon the chest clip and pullapart.

    Press down on the redbuckle release button torelease the buckle plates.Remove child.

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    This restraint system has 3positions when used withthe base:upright,semi-reclined and reclined.

    Rear-Facing - Must befully reclined.

    Forward-Facing - Semi-

    reclined or upright.NOTE: The semi-recline

    position is ONLY to be used to install the child restraintflush against the back of the vehicle seat back, if needed.

    Belt-Positioning Booster - Must be fully upright, withthe base removed (see Removing Base and Belt-Positioning Booser Seat Installation sections).

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    Reclining the Child Restraint and

    Belt-Positioning Booster Seat

    For fully reclined positionpull out on red reclinehandle and push top of childrestraint system down.

    For upright or semi-reclineposition,pull out on redrecline handle and pull topof child restraint systemup.

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    Depending on your model,you may need to pull outon armrest to movearmrest up or down.

    Adjusting Armrests

    Vehicles manufactured today already have the tetheranchor hardware installed in the vehicle.Refer to yourowners manual for locations.For older vehicles contactyour dealer or the manufacturer for locations andhardware installation.

    Adjusting the Tether Strap

    Fasten child restrainttether hook to tetheranchor in vehicle.

    Tighten tether strap bypulling on loose end oftether strap.

    Loosen tether strap bylifting up on tetheradjuster.

    WARNING!

    A loose tether strap and tether hook canresult in serious injuries.

    Storing tether strap:When the tether is not in

    use,attach the tether hookto recline stand as shown.Tighten to remove theslack.

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    To remove base the childrestraint must be in thefully reclined position.Underneath the restraint,

    move tab (A) sideways.Tabis located on the right sideof base.

    Note:For narrow vehicles remove base.For rear-facing child restraint make sure recline stand is foldedunder seat.Base must be removed for use as abelt positioning booster seat.

    Removing Base

    2

    3 Lift restraint off base bypulling on red reclinehandle.Replace bar on base forsafe keeping and futureuse.

    From the opposite sidepush metal bar throughuntil the bar is completely

    out.

    A

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    Installing Base

    Underneath the base onright side,move tabsideways.Begin withrounded end of metal bar,

    push through hole startingfrom right side of shell,until metal bar locks intoplace.

    Pull up on child restraintto make sure bar iscorrectly inserted andchild restraint is locked tothe base.

    1 Make sure to pull reclinestand down and fold underseat.

    2 Working underneath the

    child restraint, line up shellwith seat base starting atfront of child restraint. Fitbase into place.

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    4

    Base attached to shell.

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    Removing Harness System

    Starting in the back of thechild restraint, unhookharness strap loops fromsplitter plate.

    Press harness adjustmentlever while pulling on thesplitter plate to pull in allslack from harnessadjustment strap. Storethe splitter plate in theopening located in theback of the child restraintshell.

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    From the front,pullharness straps out of theupper harness guides.

    Remove chest clip fromharness straps.

    Remove harness strapsfrom buckle plates.

    Holding one harness strap,pull harness completelyout of lower harness

    guides.

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    Note: Remove the base (see RemovingBase section).

    Harness must be removed whenusing the seat as a belt positioningbooster seat.

    1 Position headrest in thehighest position.Loosenharness by pushing in onthe harness adjustmentlever.Pull out on harnessstraps just above buckleplates.

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    From the front,pull bucklefree from shell and pad.Store harness straps,chestclip and buckle for futureuse.

    Remove Crotch Strapand Buckle:

    From the bottom of seat

    of child restraint locatethe buckles metal plate.Insert buckles metal plateup through slot in theshell and pad.

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    Install Harness Straps:

    Push one harness end

    through lower harnessguide on the left side ofchild restraint.

    Thread harness strapunder seat of childrestraint. Be sure harnessadjustment strap isbetween shell and harness.

    Push end of harness up

    through lower harness sloton the right side ofrestraint.

    Note: DO NOT twistharness strap.

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    3Installing Harness System

    Thread left harness strapthrough left buckle plateand right harness strapthrough right buckleplate.Make sure to pushthrough from the back ofbuckle plate.

    Thread harness ends

    through chest clip.Push left harness strapthrough left upperharness guide and rightharness strap throughright upper harness guide.

    Note: DO NOT twistharness strap.

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    1 Install Buckle/CrotchStrap:Choose one of the threeslots that is closest tochild. From the front ofchild restraint,pushbuckles metal platethrough pad and shell.Make sure that buckle is

    facing out.

    WARNING!

    Failure to place buckles metal platecompletely through pad and shell can resultin serious injury or death to the child.

    Pull up on buckle/crotchstrap to make surebuckles metal plate iscompletely insertedthrough the pad and shell.

    From underneath childrestraint,pull bucklesmetal plate through thepad and shell.

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    continued on next page.

    You MUST use the 1st or 2nd buckle/crotchstrap slots when rear-facing. Any slot can beused for forward-facing.

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    Adjusting the Buckle

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    5

    WARNING!

    Failure to place harness straps over theheadrest adjustments metal bar, betweenmetal bar and plastic handle, can result inserious injury or death to your child.

    From the back,pullharness straps through.Make sure the harnessstraps go OVER the metalbar,BETW EEN metalbar and plastic handle ofthe harness/headrestadjuster.

    Note: DO NOT twistharness strap.

    Fit harness strap loopsonto splitter plate on theback of child restraint.

    Note: DO NOT twistharness strap.

    WARNING!

    Failure to install the harness systemproperly can result in serious injury ordeath to the child.

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    From the front, pull bucklefree from shell and pad.

    Fully recline the childrestraint. Reach under theseat between base andshell.

    3

    4 Choose one of the threeslots that is closest to

    child. From the front ofchild restraint,pushbuckles metal retainerthrough pad and shell.Make sure that buckle isfacing out.

    You MUST use the 1st or 2nd buckle/crotchstrap slots when rear-facing. Any slot can beused for forward-facing.

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    2

    3

    2 Locate buckle/crotch

    straps metal retainerunder the shell.

    Rotate metal retainer,theninsert retainer up throughthe shell and pad.

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    The infant insert is designedto support the infants headand neck.Make sure thatthe insert does not coverthe infants face in any way.Remove the insert whenthe infants head has

    reached the top,inside part of the infant insert.To removethe infant insert you will have to; unthread the harnesssystem,(see Removing Harness System section), removeupper harness guides,(see Removing Seat Pad forCleaning section), remove insert and rethread harnesssystem.(see Installing Harness System section)

    The harness covers help toprovide comfort to theinfants neck.For harness

    covers to fit correctly youmay have to push the endsof the covers through the

    upper harness slots.To remove the harness covers youwill have to: unthread the harness straps from the splitterplate (see Removing Harness System section), removeharness covers and rethread harness straps to thesplitter plate (see Installing Harness System section).

    Removing Infant Insert

    Removing Harness Covers

    Side Pads (on selectmodels):Side padshelp keep childsnugly in the childrestraint. To remove,unbuckle harness andremove side pillows.

    Removing Side Pads (on select models)

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    WARNING!

    Failure to place buckle/crotch straps metalretainer completely through pad and shellcan result in serious injury or death to thechild.

    Pull up on buckle/crotchstrap to make sure metalretainer is completelyinserted through the padand shell. The bucklemust not pull out.

    Reach under seat betweenbase and shell. Pullbuckle/crotch straps metalretainer completelythrough pad and shell.

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    Thread vehicle seat beltunder pad in front ofcrotch strap to theopposite side.Bucklevehicle belt.Note: DO NOTPLACE VEHICLE BELTover the childs legs. You MUST use the1st or 2nd buckle/crotch strap slot whenrear-facing.

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    7 Push down firmly on theseat of the child restraintand pull up on shoulderbelt to tighten.

    Note: It maybe easier totighten the belt through thebelt path opening as shown.

    WARNING!

    Use of this child restraint in any vehiclewhere the lap or lap/shoulder belt cannotbe tightened securely can result inserious injury or death to the child

    With one hand at beltpath,push and pull fromside to side,front to

    back. The child restraintshould not move morethan 2.5 cm (1 in) andthe vehicle belt shouldnot loosen.If vehicle belt loosens orif the restraint movesmore than 2.5 cm (1 in),repeat all steps or try adifferent seating location.

    Check seat belt use inyour vehicle ownersmanual and review theLocking Clip Installationsection or call DJGConsumer Relations forhelp.

    8Thread the vehicle lap orlap/shoulder belt throughthe rear-facing belt path.

    5Rear-F

    acingChildRestraintInstallationwithVehicleSeatBelt:2.3-16kg(5-35lb.),48-81cm

    (19-32in.)

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    Rear-F

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    cm

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    To thread the UASbeltput belt end with hookand adjuster through therear-facing belt path slot.

    3

    4 Reach under pad and pullthe UAShook across theshell and out the rear-facing belt path slot on

    opposite side.Make sureUASbelt goes in frontof buckle/crotch strap asshown.Note: DO N OT placevehicle belt over thechilds legs.

    Attach the tether hookto recline stand asshown. Tighten tether to

    remove the slack.

    2

    You MUST use the 1st or 2nd buckle/crotchstrap slot when rear-facing.

    Note: Check vehicle owners manual for UASbelt usewith a child restraint.

    You may need to remove the base for narrowvehicle seats or air line use (see Removing Basesection).

    UASBelt

    Rear-Facing Child Restraint

    Installation w ith UAS Belt

    1 Note: If you are usingthis child restraintwithout the base,therecline stand must befolded under seat (seeReclining the ChildRestraint and BoosterSeat section).

    WARNING!

    Never place a child in front of an activefrontal air bag in the rear-facing position.Death or serious injury can occur.

    Do not use the vehicle belt when using the

    Universal Anchorage System (UAS).For vehicles with an air bag, but without aback seat, refer to your vehicle ownersmanual.

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    With one hand at beltpath,push and pull fromside to side,front toback. The child restraintshould not move morethan 2.5 cm (1 in) andthe UASbelt should notloosen.If the UASbelt loosensor if the restraint movesmore than 2.5 cm (1 in),repeat all steps. Alsocheck your vehicleowners manual or callDJG ConsumerRelations for help.

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    To release the UASbelt,push down on UASbeltadjuster button toloosen belt. UnhookUAS from bar.

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    Note: It maybe easier totighten the belt throughthe belt path opening asshown.

    Push down firmly on thechild restraint seat andpull up on loose end of

    belt to tighten.

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    Fasten one UAShook oneach anchor bracket/bar located on each sideof the child restraint.Seeyour vehicle owners

    manual for locations.

    7

    WARNING!

    UAS belt must be securely fastened. Aloose UAS belt could cause serious injuryor death to the child.

    Do not fasten both UAS hooks on the sameUAS anchor bracket/bar in the vehicle.

    Note: If vehicle seat has adownward slope, causingthe childs head to fallforward, you may use atightly rolled towel or a

    foam noodle under therestraints base where thevehicles bench back meetsthe vehicles bench seat.

    Place child restraint rearfacing in the back seat inthe fully reclinedposition. Make sure thelevel lines on the shoulder

    belt positioning guides arelevel to ground.Location oflevel line varies betweenmodels.

    6

    Completed threading ofUASrear-facing is shown.DO NOT twist belt.

    5Rear-F

    acingChildRestraintInstallationwithUASBelt:2

    .3-16kg(5-35lb.),48-81

    cm

    (19-32in.)

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    Forward

    -FacingChildRestraintIn

    stallationwithVehicleSeatBelts:10-23kg(22-50lb.),74-114cm

    (29-45in.)

    Place child restraint flushagainst the back of thevehicle seat forward-facing in the back seat.

    Thread vehicle beltthrough the forwardfacing belt path.Buckle.

    4

    When using this childrestraint forward-facing

    with the base,therestraint can only beused upright or semi-reclined.

    NOTE: The semi-reclineposition isONLY to beused to install the childrestraint flush against theback of the vehicle seat

    back,if needed.

    2

    3If you are using this childrestraint without thebase, the childrestraint MUST beused in the uprightposition.

    Forward-Facing Child Restraint

    Installation with Vehicle Seat Belts:

    Lap/Shoulder Belt Lap Belt

    WARNING!

    Fasten the UAS belt hooks together behindthe shell when not in use. A loose UASsystem could cause injury or death.

    Do not use the Universal Anchorage System(UAS) when using the vehicle belt .

    For vehicles with an air bag, but without aback seat, refer to your vehicle ownersmanual.

    Note:Check vehicle owners manual for seat belt usewith a child restraint.

    You may need to remove the base for narrowvehicle seats or air line use (see RemovingBase section).

    Do not use the level to ground line on theshoulder belt positioning guide in the forward

    facing position.

    W hen UAS is not inuse, fasten UAShooks behind the

    child restraint asshown.

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    Forward-FacingChildRestraintInstallationwithVehicleSe

    atBelts:10-23kg(22-50

    lb.),74-114cm

    (29-45in.)

    With one hand at beltpath,push and pull fromside to side,front to

    back. The child restraintshould not move morethan 2.5 cm (1 in) andthe vehicle belt shouldnot loosen.If vehicle belt loosens orif the restraint movesmore than 2.5 cm (1 in),repeat all steps or try adifferent seating location.

    Check seat belt use inyour vehicle ownersmanual and review theLocking ClipInstallation section orcall DJG ConsumerRelations for help.

    7

    WARNING!Use of this child restraint in any vehiclewhere the lap or lap/shoulder belt cannotbe tightened securely could cause seriousinjury or death to the child.

    Fasten tether hook to thetether anchor in yourvehicle and pull on looseend to tighten.(SeeAdjusting the TetherStrap section.)

    6

    WARNING!

    Tether straps are required in Canada.Using this child restraint without thetether strap anchored as recommended bythe manufacturer would be a misuse of thechild restraint and in a sudden stop orcrash could cause serious injury or death.

    5 Place one knee in thechild restraint and pushdown while pulling on

    vehicle belt to tighten.

    Note: It maybe easier totighten the belt through thebelt path opening asshown.

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    Place booster seat in theback seat of vehiclemaking sure the back ofthe booster seat isresting firmly on the

    back of the vehiclesbench. Booster seatfaces the front of thevehicle.

    Place the childs bottomand back flat against the booster seat.This will allowthe vehicle belt to be properly tightened.

    Place the shoulder belt

    across the childs chestand lap belt on thechilds thighs as shown.Buckle.

    Note:The shoulder beltshould be over thechilds shoulder (notacross the face or neck)and across the childschest.The lap belt should

    remain on the childs upper thighs (not on thestomach).Always verify that the child has not movedout of position and loosened the shoulder belt.

    5

    4

    WARNING!

    Do not use this booster seat if themidpoint of your childs ears is above thetop of the booster seats headrest.

    Belt-Po

    sitioningBoosterSeatIn

    stallation:18-45kg(40-1

    00lb.),102-132cm

    (40-52in.)

    Attach the topanchorage hook (tether)to the recline stand as

    shown. Tighten tetherto remove the slack.

    3

    continued on next page.

    Use the booster seat inthe upright position only.Reach under the seat androtate the recline standdown. Push up firmly untilit locks in place.

    2

    Belt-Positioning Booster Seat

    Installation

    Note: For belt-positioning booster seat use,youMUSTremove harness system (see Removing Harness Systemsection).

    YouMUST remove base (see Removing Base section).

    Do Not use tether strap. Attach the tether hook to therecline stand.

    Do Not use the UASsystem. Do Not use the level to ground line on the

    shoulder belt-positioning guide when used as a belt-positioning booster.

    Check vehicle owners manual for seat belt use witha booster seat.

    Lap/Shoulder Belt

    W hen UAS is not inuse, fasten UAS hooks

    behind the childrestraint as shown.

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    To remove backrest pad,first pull out from bottomof backrest and slide pad

    up and off headrest andheadrest adjustmentlevers.

    Installing Seat Pad

    6

    From the front of therestraint, remove the pad,starting at the top of shell.

    Make sure to pull outaround headrest/harnessadjusting levers andheadrest pad.Slide padfrom under backrest.

    Pull pad out from edge of

    harness adjustment levercover.

    Locate upper and lowerharness guides.

    Lower Harness Guides

    3

    4

    5

    2

    To remove;using one handin back of restraint pinchharness guide lips togetheror use a screwdriver topress in on harness guidelips.With the other handat the front of therestraint pull out onharness guides.

    Upper Harness Guides

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    To install pad after washing;slip pad over shell makingsure to hook all elastic straps.Make sure the pad is behind the headrest and backrest.Slip headrest pad on starting at top. Insert harnessheight adjusting lever then slip over backrest.Push in lower and upper harness guides through padand shell.To install harness system (see Installing harnesssystem section) and to install base (see section onInstalling base).

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