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connector will automatically come out.
Step 3: as shown in gure 3, if you want to remove the
ISOFIX, pull the ISOFIX adjustment handle with one hand
and insert the ISOFIX connector into the base with the
other hand.
Step 4: as shown in gure 4, before inserting the two
ISOFIX connectors into the ISOFIX anchor points, the
ISOFIX indicator window will be red.
Step 5: as shown in gure 5, insert the two ISOFIX
connectors rmly into the ISOFIX anchor points on the
vehicle seat until you hear them click into place. Then
the ISOFIX indicator window will turn green. To release
the ISOFIX connectors, press the green button and the
indicator window will turn back to red.
Step 6: as shown in gure 6, with one hand pull the ISO-
FIX adjustment handle and with the other hand push the
base of the child safety seat to secure it. It is not neces-
sary to pull the ISOFIX adjustment handle if the ISOFIX
is locked.
b- Anti-rotation strap installation for group 0+1
Step 1: as shown in gure 1, pass the anti-rotation strap
through the guide slot for the rear facing position. Note:
The anti-rotation strap should be tted on the side op-
posite the car door to make it easier to use.
Step 2: as shown in gures 2 and 3, pull the anti-rotation
strap halfway up the headrest of the vehicle seat and
hook it onto the rear anchor (consult the user manual
from the manufacturer).
Step 3: as shown in gure 4, tighten the anti-rotation
strap until the adjuster turns green. Jiggle the safety seat
to check that the anti-rotation strap is tightened correct-
ly. If you want to release the anti-rotation strap, press the
button so the adjuster swivels at an angle.
c- Harness installation for group 0+I
Step 1: as shown in gure 1, press the central adjuster
while pulling the harness strap to release the shoulder
straps.
Step 2: as shown in gure 2, press the red button to un-
fasten the harness buckle.
Step 3: as shown in gure 3, pull both shoulder straps
towards the sides of the seat.
Step 4: as shown in gure 4, position the child in the seat
making sure that the lap belt holds the child’s pelvis se-
curely. Check the shoulder height, the shoulder straps
should go slightly above the child’s shoulders. If they are
too far above or below the child’s shoulders, this may
reduce the safety of the child safety seat.
Step 5: as shown in gure 5, pull the harness adjustment
strap outwards to hold the child securely, making sure
it is not too tight. Check that you can t your hand be-
tween the harness strap and the child’s chest. Make sure
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