User manual CONCORD 170BV

[. . . ] · Never modify the CONCORD TRANSFORMER in any way ­ this will endanger your child's safety. 29 28 · After an accident the CONCORD TRANSFORMER must be replaced or returned to the manufacturer for testing, along with a report of the accident. · You should also tell your passenger how to remove the child in the event of an accident or danger. · Do not leave your child in the child car seat unsupervised whether strapped in or not. [. . . ] For additional purchases, please contact your 30 local specialist child and baby shop, specialist departments in department stores, a car accessories centre or mail order companies. There you will also be able to buy the full range of accessories for CONCORD child car seats. The buckle of the vehicle safety belt must not come above the edge of the lap belt guide. The belts may only be routed via the points of contact and the positions on the seat stated in the user instructions. If the car seat used has a front airbag, we recommend positioning the car seat as far back as possible. For cars with front and side airbags, the instructions in the car's operating manual must also be observed. The car's shoulder/diagonal belt must pass forwards from the vehicle bracket to the shoulder belt guide (07). Adjust the car seat position if necessary. 31 _USINGTHECONCORDTRANSFORMER You have decided to purchase our CONCORD TRANSFORMER seat for the safety of your child. It can only effectuate its maximum safety properties if it is used properly. The cover is an important component and contributes to the seat's effectiveness; for this reason the seat must only be used with its original cover!You should therefore ensure that you follow the instructions for fitting and use carefully. Now press the size adjustment button (05) on the back of the backrest and keep it pressed whilst moving the head section (01) into the required position. The CONCORD TRANSFORMER can be continuously adjusted to the right size and is locked into the current position when the adjustment button (05) is released. Make sure the belt passes inside the securing hook. The shoulder belt guide (07) should be slightly above the top of the child`s shoulder. At the same time, the shoulder belt should pass centrally between the child`s neck and the outer edge of the shoulder. 39 38 Pull the belt taut so that the lap belt and diagonal belt are well positioned and ensure that the belts are not twisted. If your vehicle is fitted with a seat belt height adjuster, adjust its height accordingly. When you wish to release the child from the seat, all you need to do is open the lock and pass the strap back across the child. To remove the shoulder belt from the guide, press the shoulder belt locking button (06) and pull the belt forwards and out. It is important to ensure that the belts are always correctly positioned each time the seat is used. Belts must not be routed in any other way. _ADJUSTINGTHEINCLINATION To use the inclination adjuster on the CONCORD TRANSFORMER, press the seat inclination button (04) on the front edge of the seat. The inclination of the CONCORD TRANSFORMER is continuously adjustable and is locked into the current position when the seat inclination button (04) is released. 40 41 _CAREINSTRUCTIONS The cover can be removed for washing. Begin by removing the head section (01) followed by the seat section and the shoulder shields (02). [. . . ] · It can be assumed that the system will fit correctly if the vehicle manufacturer states in the vehicle manual that the vehicle is suitable for the installation of a "universal" child restraint system for the relevant age group. · This child restraint system has been classified as being of the "universal" class, satisfying stricter conditions than previous models which do not bear this label. · If in doubt, please consult the manufacturer of the child restraint system or the retailer. · Only suitable for vehicles with three-point (lap and diagonal) seat belts tested and approved in accordance with ECE Regulation 16 or a comparable standard. 42 · When they come into contact with moisture, especially during washing, the cover fabrics may fade slightly. [. . . ]