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INTRODUCTION TO THE SAFETY SEAT
FUNCTIONS
Rotation function
1 Fitted in forward facing position
5 Fitted in rear facing position
As shown in gure 1, use your thumb to pull the rotation
control handle in order to turn the child seat round. It can
be turned both ways (see gure 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5). When
you have nished turning it, release the rotation control
handle and the “OK” sign will be displayed (see gure 5).
Important: On car journeys, the safety seat must
not be used in a sideways position and must not be
rotated. It must only be tted in either the forward
facing position (gure 1) or the rear facing position
(gure 5).
INSTALLATION FOR GROUP 0+1 (0-18 KG)
IN THE REAR FACING POSITION
Note:
1. The safety seat is only suitable for use in the listed ve-
hicles tted with ISOFIX anchor systems and approved
by ECE regulation No. 14.
2. Correct installation for group 0 + 1 is in the rear facing
position and is suitable for children from 0 to 18 kg.
3. This child safety seat for group 0 + 1 only has one seat-
ing position which is level 1.
4. The child safety seat for group 0 + 1 must not be tted
into seats equipped with an airbag.
5. Important: If the child weighs less than 9 kg, this child
safety seat must not be installed in the forward facing
position.
6. Important: On car journeys, the safety seat must not
be used in a sideways position.
7. The group 1 insert is suitable for use with children who
weigh between 9-12 kg. The group 0+ insert should be
tted with the group 1 insert and this is then suitable for
children who weigh less than 9 kg.
8. In the rear facing position, add the anti-collision
sponge; in the forward facing position, remove the an-
ti-collision sponge.
a- ISOFIX installation for group 0+1
Step 1: as shown in gure 1, turn the child safety seat to
the rear facing position (see the rotation function section
on page 8). Then, pull the seat position adjustment han-
dle to set it to level 1.
Step 2: as shown in gure 2, release the ISOFIX connec-
tor. Pull the ISOFIX adjustment handle and the ISOFIX