2� Firmly press the hook over
the a tether anchor point�
IMPORTANT: Use the elastic strap to contain extra
webbing� Always ensure any excess webbing is
contained within your vehicle�
The Tether as a Crash Indicator
The tether can indicate when the child seat has been in a
moderate or severe crash and replacement of the child seat
is necessary�
IMPORTANT: Discontinue use of child seat if it has been
involved in a moderate or severe crash, regardless of
whether the loops have pulled through the back side of
the shell and the colored stitching has been ripped�
Figure 1 shows the tether
when the child seat is
acceptable for continued use
(provided the child seat has
not been involved in a crash)�
The colored stitching will be
intact and the webbing will be
held under a tether label�
Figures 2 and 3 show
examples of when the child
seat is unacceptable for
continued use� If the tether
label is torn, or if one or both
of the loops have pulled
through the back side of the
shell and/or any of the colored
stitching has ripped, the child
seat is no longer acceptable
for use�
1
2
3
Switching Between Modes
IMPORTANT: It is not necessary to remove the harness
to use this seat in booster mode� To store the harness,
follow the instructions below� If you wish to remove,
follow the instructions on page 31�
Harness to Booster Mode: Storing the Harness and
Buckle
1� Loosen the harness
completely�
a� Press release lever�
b� Pull both harness
straps forward�
2� Open the chest clip�
a� Press tabs
b� Pull apart
3� Release the harness
buckle and place the
harness straps around the
armrests�
4� Open the CLICKTIGHT�
a� Locate the two slots
in the CLICKTIGHT
cover�
b� Squeeze the
CLICKTIGHT release
levers�
5� Unhook the retaining clips
at the back of the seat
cover� Pull the seat cover
and foam insert forward
and slide over the EZ-
Buckle belly pad�
a
b
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