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Use of the safety belt
The 5-point safety harness system consists of two shoulder straps, two lap straps and a crotch strap
secured in a buckle. Padded shoulder straps provide more comfort.
Warning. Never transport babies under 6 months or children who cannot yet sit independently.
1. Open the straps by first pressing the red buttons and at the same time the black buttons on the
buckle. The individual straps should now come out of the buckle.
2. let the crotch strap hang down towards the footwell and place the two shoulder straps and the lap
straps to the sides of the seat for the time being, so that you can comfortably put your child into the
seat.
3. Place the child in the seat with the harness open.
4. guide the crotch strap with the buckle between the child's legs upwards to the upper body. 5. guide
the hands away from the child.
5. pass the child's hands between the shoulder straps and lap straps. Place the shoulder straps over
the child's shoulders. Now insert the ends of the straps into the buckle.
Tip: The seat belts can be adjusted to the child's height.
6. Adjust the seat belts so that the child is held securely by the belts, but not so tight that the seat belts
cut in.
Tip: If a flat hand can be slid between the straps and the baby's body, the straps are usually
adjusted correctly.
Warning. The distance between the shoulder and lap belts and the child's body should be as
small as possible so that the child is held optimally in the seat. If the distance is too great, the
child cannot be restrained sufficiently in the seat, which can lead to life-threatening injuries in
the event of an accident. If the distance is too small, the seat belts may possibly cut into the
child's body.
Warning. Always fasten the child's seat belt! Your child could otherwise suffer life-threatening
injuries in dangerous situations.
Warning! Seat belts that are adjusted too loosely or buckles that are not properly fastened can
cause life-threatening injuries to your child in the event of an accident.
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