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TODDLER MODE
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BABY MODE
Toddler Mode
(Forward Facing Mode/ for Child between
9-18kg / 1–4 years old)
Reference age 1-4 years old
Seat position Position 1-3 (with top triangle and red triangle aligned,
as Fig. 6.1)
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Please install the child restraint on the vehicle seat, and then put the child in
the child restraint.
i. Installation for Toddler Mode
1. Thread the safety belt through two back slots at the back of the
child restraint. (Fig. 21)
2. Buckle the safety belt. (Fig. 22)
3. Open the lock-off device and insert the safety belt through it. (Fig. 23)
4. While pressing the child restraint, pull the belts to fasten the child
restraint tightly and securely. (Fig. 24)
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Please check by moving the child restraint back and forth.
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The child restraint can not be used if the vehicle safety belt with female
buckle is too long to tie the base. ( Fig. 24.1)
1. Please adjust the child restraint to proper angle (3 positions for toddler
mode). Angle indication: With top triangle and red triangle aligned﹐ as
Fig. 6.1 please refer to P. 34 (Recline Adjustment).
2. Please adjust the shoulder harnesses to proper height before installing
the child restraint﹐ Please refer to P. 34 (Height Adjustment for Head
support and Shoulder Harnesses).
3. When installing and adjusting the safety belts﹐ make sure that both the
shoulder belt and the waist belt are not twisted and will not keep the
safety belts from being properly positioned.
Note
4. Leave the harnesses on the left side and right side respectively.
(Fig. 17)
5. Place the child in the child restraint and pass both arms through the
harnesses. (Fig. 18)
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After the child is seated, recheck whether the shoulder harnesses are
at the proper height. Please refer to P. 34 (Height Adjustment for
Head support and Shoulder Harnesses).
6. Engage the buckle. (Fig. 19)
7. Pull down the adjustment webbing and adjust it to the proper length to
make sure your child is snugly secured. (Fig. 20)
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Make sure the space between the child and the shoulder harness is
about the thickness of one hand.
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