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food on sticks. They may injure your child in case
of accident or sudden braking.
• Stop frequently during long trips: the child gets
easily tired inside the Car Seat and needs to move
around. Let your child get on and off the car from
the curb side.
• Do not remove labels or trademarks from the
lining, as the latter may be damaged by doing so.
• Avoid exposing the Car seat to the sun for
extended periods of time: it may change the
colour of the materials and fabric.
• If the vehicle has been exposed to the sun,
make sure that the various parts of the Car
seat are not over-heated before laying your
child in it: otherwise, let them cool off before
accommodating your child, in order to prevent
burns.
• When not carrying your child in it, the Car Seat
inside your vehicle must anyhow remain secured
or be stored in the boot. In fact, an unsecured Car
seat may pose a hazard to the passengers in case
of accident or sudden braking.
• Artsana declines any liability for the improper use
of the product or any other use other than that
specified in these instructions.
1. This is a Universal child retention device,
homologated according to Regulation no.
44, amendments of series 04. Suitable for
general use in vehicles and compatible with
most vehicles' seats, but not all.
2. For perfect compatibility, check that the
manufacturer of your vehicle has indicated
in the car manual whether your vehicle
foresees the installation of Universal child
retention devices for the age band in object.
3. This retention device has been classified
Universal, according
homologation
previous models which do not feature this
notice.
4. Suitable exclusively to be used in vehicles
equipped with 3-point safety belts, whether
static or with inertia reel, homologated
according to UN/ECE Regulation no. 16 or
other equivalent standards.
5. In case of doubt, contact the manufacturer
of the retention device or reseller.
to the strictest
criteria, compared
COMPONENTS
Fig. 1 (Front)
A. Headrest pillow
B. Shoulder straps
C. Car seat harness belts
D. Harness adjustment button
E. Harness adjustment strap
F. Harness fastening/ unfastening buckle
G. Lining
H. Padded leg divider
I. Car seat base
J. Seat of Car seat
K. Tensioner
L. Recline adjustment lever
Fig. 2 (Back)
M. Headrest adjustment button
N. Homologation label
O. Clamp
P. Compartment to store instruction booklet
FIG. 3 (PROFILE)
Q. Upper belts guide
R. Lower belts guide
S. Installation guide label
LIMITATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR
USE CONCERNING THE PRODUCT AND
VEHICLE'S SEAT
WARNING! Strictly comply with the following
limitations and requirements for use concerning
the product and vehicle's seat: safety will no be
guaranteed otherwise.
• The child's weight must be between 9 kg and 18
kg.
• The Car seat can be installed on the front seat,
passenger side, or on any of the rear seats, and
always positioned in the driving sense. Never use
to
this Car seat on seats facing the sides or opposite
to the driving sense (Fig. 4).
• The vehicle's seat must be equipped with 3-point
safety belt, whether static or with winder,
homologated according to UN/ECE Regulation
no. 16 or other equivalent standards (Fig. 5).
WARNING! According to accident statistics, vehicles'
rear seats are generally safer than the front seat:
therefore, we suggest installing the Car seat on the
vehicle's rear seats. In particular, the safer seat is the
rear central one, if featuring a 3-point belt: in this
case, we suggest positioning the Car seat on the
rear central seat.
If the Car seat is positioned on the front seat, for
further safety, we suggest pushing the seat as far
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