Summer Prodigy - Page 13

The retractor only locks in an emergency
situation, such as a sudden stop or crash. The
latch plate locks the vehicle belt when the latch
plate and webbing lie flat (fig. 1). If the latch plate
and vehicle belt do not lie flat then the vehicle
belt may remain unlocked (fig. 2).
locking
latch plate
webbing buckle
Pull the seat belt all the
way out of the retractor to
switch to LOCKING mode.
ELR with Sliding Latch Plate
(Requires a Locking Clip)
ALR with Sliding Latch Plate
ELR with Locking Latch Plate
webbing buckle
sliding latch plate
fig.3 fig.4 ALR
fig.
1 Locked
fig.2 Unlocked
fig.3
Has a latch plate that slides freely on the
webbing (fig.
1). The retractor only locks in an
emergency situation, such as a sudden stop or
crash.
IMPORTANT: This seat belt system requires
the use of a Locking Clip (fig. 2). See page 42 for
installation with Base, or page 59 for installation
with Carrier only.
Has a latch plate that slides freely on the
webbing (fig. 1). The ALR functions by pulling the
seat belt out at least 24” - 36” to activate the
LOCKING mode (fig. 2). Once the locking
mode is activated, the belt should only get
shorter (fig. 3).
fig.1
25
Vehicle Compatibility
24
Vehicle Compatibility
webbing buckle
sliding latch plate
fig.1
fig.2
1 inch!