User manual RECARO YOUNG PROFI

[. . . ] When the child is in the infant carrier the harness should be fastened at all times!This is only possible if the manufacturer has provided the car with an appropriate adapter. 1 Insert the guides through the upholstery slot between the back rest and seat and on to the Isofix bracket. [. . . ] 3 Press both of the yellow buttons (A) in order to release the first notch. You can now push the system back in the direction of the car upholstery without pressing the yellow buttons; it comes to a halt just before making contact with the upholstery. 4 During transportation in the vehicle, the carrying handle must be in the upright position. Removing the infant carrier: Press down the locking lever (A) to release the front locks and lift off the infant carrier. Push the infant carrier slightly towards the rear of the vehicle and lift out. If this proves to be difficult on account of collision with the vehicle’s rear seat, then readjust the Isofix base slightly forwards (see fig. 1 The Isofix base can be extended on it`s connectors by pressing the yellow buttons together and moving the Isofix base towards the front of the vehicle. 1 Insert the lap section of the seatbelt in the guides on both sides and close the belt locking buckle with an audible click. 2 Pull out the shoulder belt and place it around the head area of the infant carrier. 4 During transportation in the vehicle, the carrying handle must be in the upright position. 5 Unhook the rubber loops from the inside of the shell and remove the cover. Safety instructions: Ensure that the belt is correctly positioned at the load-absorbing points. The cars belt buckle must be located beneath the belt guide of the infant carrier when the belt is fastened. If the buckle is located above the belt guide of the infant carrier then the seat must not be used. [. . . ] € The warranty does not cover natural wear and damage caused by excessive, unsuitable or improper usage. • Fabric: All our fabrics fulfil high demands regarding colour fastness. This is not a material fault, merely normal wear for which no guarantee is given. [. . . ]