User manual RED CASTLE RCS

[. . . ] The RC/RCS Car seat Group O conforms to the European safety standard ECE R-44/04. It is suitable for children from birth to less than 10 kgs (around 9 months). It is possible to fit the device correctly in the vehicle if the manufacturer's vehicle handbook states that it will take "universal" retaining devices for children of this age group. [. . . ] Position when used as a rocking chair / on the stroller IMPORTANT: Remain vigilant at all times!- If you carry baby in his RC/RCS car seat outside of the vehicle, check that the handle is enclenched firmly in position 2. Installing the child in the RC/RCS car seat WARNING: NEVER leave a child unattended in his car seat. IMPORTANT: It is recommended that you adjust the length of the harness to the child's size BEFORE installing the car seat in the car. The harness straps must go through the slots nearest to the child's shoulders. Sit your child comfortably in the car seat with his back firmly against the rear of the seat. Adjust the position of the seat back (see chapter "adjusting the seat back and handle positions"). Assemble the 2 parts of the buckle together and insert them into the fastener. To attach the hood: Insert the plastic attachments located either side of the hood into the side sockets of the RC/RCS car seat (figs a1+a2). Line up the openings, indicated by the blue arrows (located at the rear of the hood), with the guides for the car seat belts (figs a3 + a4). To remove the hood: push down on the plastic attachments at either side of the hood, at the same time pulling the end of the hood upwards. The RC/RCS car seat includes a 3 function Head Hugger ­ it reduces the car seat size, it cushions the baby's head, it protects from the sun. The Head Hugger provides extra comfort when baby is lying down and lateral support for baby's head ad upper body. As he grows, remove the padding and use it as a simple head hugger and sun shade (unfolds and closes with the zip). Match the velcro straps and the press studs of the apron and the hood with those on the car seat cover. In the case of an emergency, this could impede the access to the child. [. . . ] The use of this sun screen does not exempt you from the need to protect your child. The car seat and the safety harness can be wiped clean with warm, soapy water. To replace it, make sure that the safety harness and the edges of the cover are positioned correctly (fig 8 A). [. . . ]