User manual CONCORD 390 AF

[. . . ] Rear-facing installation (from birth to 13 kg) 1. 4 0101-03 0238-01 1. 5 Position the lower belt section (1) (lap belt) under the blue lap belt guides (see illustration). Pass the upper belt section (2) (diagonal belt) around the outside of the base unit and insert it into the blue belt clip. Tension the belt as shown in the illustration, and close the blue belt clip. 0028-05 1 click Pass the car seat belt over the top of the base unit and secure the belt in the buckle. 2 1. Rear-facing installation (from birth to 13 kg) 1. 6 0119-06 0239-01 1. 7 0118-04 Belt positioning when the base unit is installed correctly. Wrong belt positioning! 1. [. . . ] Securing the child 3. 1 0036-06 0247-00 3. 2 0056-06 The central adjuster is located at the front of the seat, beneath the cover. Release the central adjuster by pushing the small flap up (see illustration), and then pull the belt forwards (do not pull on the belt padding!). Open the belt buckle and open the child seat belts outwards to lie on the armrests. Then put the child into the seat shell so that its back rests against the backrest. 3. Securing the child 3. 3 0058-06 0248-02 3. 4 0059-05 Fit both belt parts together (see illustration) and push them into the belt buckle so that they engage with an audible "click". Tension the belt system by pulling the belt of the central adjuster until your child is securely strapped in. Please check that both the shoulder and lap belts are tensioned equally. To take the child out, press the red "Press" button on the belt buckle of the harness system. click 4. Adjusting the seat to the child's size / adjusting the head support and harness 4. 1 0033-05 0249-03 4. 2 0105-04 4. 3 0034-02 A Grasp the head support at the top and pull it forwards. Always make sure the belt is positioned correctly, as shown in 4. 2, illustration (A). B When the child is strapped in, the shoulder belt should feed horizontally to the back or incline slightly upwards, see illustration (A). If the shoulder belt feeds downwards as shown in the illustration (B), then the belt must be repositioned and inserted through the next slot up. To do this proceed as follows: To adjust the shoulder belt positions, the seat shell must be removed from the base unit (see 1. 1 and 1. 2)!Adjusting the seat to the child's size / adjusting the head support and harness 4. 4 0036-06 0250-02 4. 5 0040-04 The central adjuster is located at the front of the seat, beneath the cover. Release the elastic tapes located on the back of the cover at the points marked in red in the illustration. 0071-06 Keep pressing the grey lever on the belt tensioner down and pull the car seat belt in the direction of the arrow to unwind it from the ratchet shaft. Continue removing the seat in the reverse order to its installation. 6. Removing the cover / removing the pelvic insert 6. 2 0096-06 0257-01 6. 3 0095-03 Lay the seat shell upside down on a clean surface. Lever out the metal clasps secured on the side or bottom of the shell and push them back through their slots as illustrated. Pull the buckle padding away from the belt buckle and thread the belt buckle down and out through the cover. 6. Removing the cover / removing the pelvic insert 6. 4 0074-04 0258-00 6. 5 0117-02 Remove the cover carefully from the seat shell. To fit the cover, proceed in the reverse order. If the child's body weight exceeds 8 kg, the factory-fitted pelvic insert should be removed. This is located on the surface of the seat beneath the seat cover. 7. Care instructions Removing the seat covers to wash: The cover is composed of two parts which are secured to the seat by means of Velcro tape, buttonholes and tapes. Once these ties have been released the two parts of the cover may easily be removed. To fit the covers, proceed in the reverse order (seat shell and head section). When they come into contact with moisture, especially during washing, the cover fabrics can easily fade. [. . . ] The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for products he has not supplied. 0261-01 10. It is approved for general use in vehicles in accordance with UN-ECE Regulation 44, Amendment 04 and fits most, but not all, passenger vehicle seats. 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. [. . . ]