Adjustable headrest
Harness support
Cover
Shoulder pads
Belt buckle
Adjusting latch for harness
Adjusting strap for harness
Adjusting the seat width
Seat recliner
Tensioner control switches
Lap belt slot
Shoulder belt slot
Strap buckle
Switching button from rearwarg facing
position to forward facing position
Storage Compartment for the manual
Manual
Support pillow for new born child
(*Depending of item)
Indicator belt routine from reaward facing
position to forward facing position
Carrying
Safety
• All Bébé-Confort products have been carefully
designed and tested for your baby’s safety and
comfort. Use only accessories sold or approved
by Bébé-Confort.
• Using other accessories may prove to be
dangerous.
• Please read these instructions carefully and make
yourself familiar with the child seat before using
it.
• Always keep the instructions for future
reference; there is a storage compartment
specifically provided on the child seat.
Universal System with a 3 point seat-belt:
• Approved model ECE R44/04
• For GROUP 0+ (infants less than 13 kg): the seat
must be fitted in the rearward-facing position
semi-reclined in the front or the rear of the car.
• Do not use this car seat rearward facing, where
front impact AIRBAGS are fitted and armed.
• For Group 1 seats (babies from 9 to 18kg) the
seat must be fitted forward facing in the rear of
the vehicle. Move the front seat of the car
forward as far as possible so that the baby does
not hit it.
• The manufacturer’s liability is limited to what is
covered under the European Regulation
(R44/04). This approval does not remove the
necessity for care and respect for the Highway
Code.
• After putting the child in the car seat, ensure
that the car seat-belt is sufficiently taut by
pulling the belt. Ensure also that the belt does
not become twisted
The Bébé-Confort Opal and your baby:
• In the rear facing position, the Opal car seat is
automatically in the maximum reclining position.
Consequently the recliner control cannot be
used.
• Never leave a child unsupervised.
• Never leave your child alone in the vehicle.
• Even a gentle impact on a vehicle can turn a
child into a projectile.
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