2. Adjust or remove the headrest from the
seat where the child seat is to be in-
stalled.
Notice
〉
For a rear-mounted child seat, adjust the
headrest to the lowest position or re-
move it.
〉
For a front-mounted child seat, remove
the headrest if it affects the fitting of the
child seat back and the rear seat back.
〉
If a raised seat cushion is used, it is for-
bidden to remove the headrest, and the
top of the headrest should be adjusted
to a position that is flush with or closest
to the top of the child's head.
3. Slide the child seat locking mechanism
into the lower fixing point to ensure that
the two ISOFIX locking mechanisms
are properly fixed.
4. Fasten the top tether strap at its corre-
sponding fixing point. Don't curl over
the top tether strap. When securing,
you must make sure that the top tether
strap passes through the bottom of the
seat headrest.
5. Shake the child seat gently to make
sure that it has been properly secured.
Use the seat belt to install the
child seat
1. Move the front seat as far forwards as
possible.
2. Adjust or remove the headrest from the
seat where the child seat is to be in-
stalled.
Notice
〉
For a rear-mounted child seat, adjust the
headrest to the lowest position or re-
move it.
〉
For a front-mounted child seat, remove
the headrest if it affects the fitting of the
child seat back and the rear seat back.
〉
If a raised seat cushion is used, it is for-
bidden to remove the headrest, and the
top of the headrest should be adjusted
to a position that is flush with or closest
to the top of the child's head.
3. Pull out the shoulder belt, run the belt
along the indicated route on the child
seat and insert the lock pin into the
buckle until you hear a "click" sound.
4. With your body weight pressing down
on the child seat, allow the shoulder
belt to retract and tighten. There must
be no signs of slack to the shoulder
belt.
5. If the child seat is not equipped with a
seat belt attachment, you can pur-
chase a locking clip to secure the seat
belt.
6. Shake the child seat gently to make
sure that it has been properly secured.
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