Cleaning And Maintenance - Nuna 0020d Anweisungen Und Wartung

Note that the installation of the infant carrier on an aircraft
seat differs from the installation on a car seat.
Note that 2-Point "Lap Belt" attachment is only permitted
in aircraft.
Note that the infant carrier must remain belted on the
aircraft seat even when unoccupied.
Note that the infant carrier is only for use on a passenger
seat authorized by the airline.
Warnings not to use the infant carrier in the area of airbag
deployment. (2)
Note that Rearward facing infant carrier should only be
installed on forward facing passenger seats. (42)
How to install the baby seat using the aircraft seat's safety belt:
1
Place the infant carrier module opposite to the flight
direction onto the passenger seat.
2
Ensure that the carry handle is in the topmost position.
3
Place the safety belt into both light blue belt guides.
4
Close the safety belt (refer to the safety instructions by the
airline).
5
Tighten the safety belt by pulling the belt end. (43)
The buckle of the safety belt must under no circumstances
lie within the light blue belt guides. (44)
Removal:
Open the safety belt of the passenger seat
(refer to the safety instructions by the airline).
Now you can take the baby seat from the passenger seat.
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Cleaning and Maintenance

Clean the frame, plastic parts, and fabric with a damp
cloth, but do not use abrasives or bleach. Do not use silicon
lubricants as they will attract dirt and grime.
To ensure long-lasting use, wipe this product off with a soft,
absorbent cloth after using it in rainy weather.
Refer to the care labels attached to the soft goods for washing
and drying instructions.
It is normal for fabric to color from sunlight and to show wear
and tear after a long period of use, even when used normally.
For reasons of safety, only use original Nuna parts.
Check regularly if everything functions properly. If any parts
are torn, broken, or missing, stop using this product.
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