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Then pull the lap belt tight (Fig. 23). The impact shield must rest firmly on
your child’s tummy.
Next, feed the shoulder belt through the impact shield belt guides (Q)
(Fig. 24).
Make sure that all belts lie flat and are not twisted over each other.
Then tighten the shoulder belt (Fig. 24).
Prior to the trip, check to see that lap and shoulder belts are correctly
positioned on the impact shield (O), snug and not twisted. The belts must lie
flat over the belt guide area on the impact shield (Fig. 24 + 25).
Regularly examine the belt distribution.
8. Adjusting the reclined position
Never put the seat in the reclining or upright position while driving. To
do that, stop your vehicle, unfasten the seat belt and take your child
out of the child seat.
The reclining position may only be used in case of semi-universal
fixation with the k-fix connectors.
To adjust the reclining position keep the release button (S) pressed (Fig. 26;
Point 1) and at the same time pull the seat (E) away from the backrest of the
vehicle (Fig. 26, Point 2). The more you pull the child safety seat forward the
bigger the reclining angle gets.
The backrest (C) of the kiddy phoenixfix pro 2 automatically tilts into the
reclining position. The reclining position is reached when the headrest (B) of
the child safety seat touches the backrest of the vehicle seat (Fig. 27).
The maximum reclining position is reached when the seat (E) cannot be
pulled forward any further.
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