Evenflo Sonus 65 - User Manual

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GOODBABY EVENFLO SONUS 65

Type: Convertible

Last date made: Current

First made: 2016

Weight limits: 5 to 40 lbs. rear facing,

22 to 65 lbs. and at least 2 years old forward facing.

Harness: 5-point harness

Harness: Shoulder straps are attached to a splitter plate behind

seat. There are two loops on harness straps. Use upper loops for

infants and lower loops for larger children. If using upper set of

loops, harness must be attached to splitter plate as shown in

diagram 1. Pull strap end in front of seat to tighten harness. Press

lever at lower front of seat and pull on shoulder straps to loosen.

Lap straps are threaded through slots near child’s hips to

underside of seat. Harness adjuster strap must be routed OVER harness

strap on underside of seat.

Harness slots: There are six sets of slots. Top three sets of slots may be

used for forward facing. Bottom four sets of slots may be used for rear facing.

To change strap slot height, remove straps from splitter plate, thread through

desired slots and re-attach to splitter plate.

Crotch strap: There are two positions. Use the one closest to, but not under,

child. Crotch strap is attached to a metal anchor under the seat. To change

position, feed anchor up through slot to top of the seat and re-thread through

desired slot. Use configuration shown in diagram 2 only for child 10 lbs. and

under, and only if necessary.

Angle adjustment: Restraint has 4 recline positions. Use position 1 or 2

(diagram 4, pg. 2) for rear facing, positions 3 or 4 (diagram 5, pg. 2) for

forward facing. No portion of base of child restraint may extend beyond

vehicle seat when child restraint is rear-facing. Recline indicator is arrow on

label on side of restraint (diagram 3). A rolled towel or small

blanket may be used to achieve correct rear-facing angle.

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Important: This information sheet is not a substitute for complete manufacturer’s directions and current recall list.

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Summary

Important Information and Safety Guidelines

Child Requirements

Specifies weight, height, and age criteria for rear-facing and forward-facing use.

Premature Infant Use

Guidelines for safely transporting preterm or low-birth weight infants in the restraint.

Safety Warnings and Precautions

Details crucial warnings about airbags, general safety, seat belt, LATCH, and tether strap usage.

Safe Practices and Recall Information

Provides guidance on safe usage and procedures for product recalls and registration.

Rear-facing Installation Guide

Using the Child Restraint Rear-facing

Instructions and requirements for placing and using the child restraint in the rear-facing mode.

Rear-facing Installation Methods

Covers installation using lower anchors and vehicle seat belts for rear-facing mode.

Rear-facing Installation Checklist

A final check to ensure the child restraint is properly and securely installed rear-facing.

Forward-facing Installation Guide

Using the Child Restraint Forward-facing

Requirements and instructions for placing and using the child restraint in the forward-facing mode.

Forward-facing Installation Methods

Covers installation using lower anchors and vehicle seat belts for forward-facing mode.

Forward-facing Installation Checklist

Final checks to confirm secure and correct installation for forward-facing use.

General Information and Adjustments

Positioning and Adjusting Harness Straps

Instructions for correctly positioning and adjusting the shoulder and chest harness straps.

Recline Stand Adjustments

Guidance on adjusting the recline stand for both rear-facing and forward-facing positions.

Securing and Removing Child;Parts

Steps for securing the child, and removing the child, tether, and lower anchor connectors.

Aircraft Use and Care Instructions

Instructions for using the restraint in aircraft and for cleaning the restraint.