26
e e
h
To ensure that your child seat provides maximum protection, it is imperative that you
note the following:
CARE & MAINTENANCE
• All major parts of the child seat should be checked regularly for damage. The
mechanical components must be free of defects.
• It is absolutely necessary to ensure that the child seat is not jammed between hard
elements such as the vehicle door or seat rail, which could potentially damage it.
• When exposed to extreme shock, e.g. after a crash, the child seat must be
checked by the manufacturer.
REMOVING THE SEAT COVER
REMOVING THE COVER FROM THE HEADREST FLAP
REMOVING THE COVER FROM THE HEAD SUPPORT
The cover of the infant seat consists of four parts (Headrest ap, headrest, shoulder
part cover, booster cover and/or seat surface cover).This is complemented by the
safety cushion cover.
The four covers of the seat are tted into the cover attachment channels on the edge
of the infant seat and are held in position at several places by press-studs (see
image).
Once all studs have been released, the single parts of the cover can be removed
from the cover attachment channels.
Pull the opening of the cover over the adjustment lever so that the cover does not get
jammed on the lever when pulling it up to remove it.
Release the two press-studs at each side of the rear of the shoulder area. Pull the
cover out of the cover attachment channel.
In order to put the covers back on the seat, proceed in the reversed order as
removing them.
Warning! The child seat must never be used without the cover.
Ensure that only an original CYBEX seat cover is used, as the cover is a key element
of the seat’s function. Spare covers can be obtained from a specialist retailer.
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
Weight and Dimensions
