User manual BRITAX FIRST CLASS PLUS

[. . . ] 1 User instructions We are pleased that our FIRST CLASS plus may accompany your child safely through the first years of his or her life. In order to protect your child correctly, the FIRST CLASS plus must always be used and installed as described in these instructions. If you have any further questions regarding its use, please feel free to contact us. Installation in the vehicle against the direction of travel for children up to 13 kg . [. . . ] Hold the child seat tight so that it doesn't slip and pull firmly on the diagonal belt section 15. 2 Checklist to ensure that your child safety seat for children up to 13 kg is installed correctly For the safety of your child, please check that. € The child safety seat is fastened rearward facing, • The child safety seat is only installed on the front passenger seat if no front airbag can strike the child seat, 4. 43 • The child safety seat is secured using a 3-point belt, • The angled foot 37 is folded out and engaged, • The lap belt section 12 runs through the two light blue belt guides 39 at the foot end of the seat base, • The diagonal belt section 15 runs through the diagonal belt section holder 40 on the opposite side from the vehicle seat buckle 11, • The vehicle seat buckle 11 is neither in the light blue belt guide 39, nor in front of the light blue belt guide 39, • The vehicle seat belt is tightened up and not twisted. Installation in the vehicle forward facing for children from 9 kg to 18 kg Please do not leave your child unattended in the child safety seat in the vehicle. For the protection of all vehicle occupants In the case of an emergency stop or an accident unsecured persons or objects may cause injury to other vehicle occupants. € The child safety seat is always secured when it is in the vehicle, even if no child is being transported. 47 To protect your vehicle • Some vehicle seat covers of sensitive materials (e. 1 Installing the child safety seat This way of installation should always be preferred to alternative belt guide (see 5. € The child safety seat is securely fastened in the vehicle forward facing, • The child safety seat is secured using a 3-point belt, • The vehicle seat belt is tightened up and not twisted, • The angled foot 37 is not folded out, • The lap belt section12 runs through the two light red 14 belt guides 13 marked with the letter A, 5. 3 Installing the child safety seat (alternative belt guide) This way of installation should only be chosen if the installation by default (see 5. If in doubt which way of installation is correct for your car, please feel free to contact us. To secure your child seat alternatively forward facing using the 3-point belt of your vehicle proceed as follows: Place the child seat forward facing on the vehicle seat. Guide the vehicle seat belt between the seat shell 5 and the seat base 6 up to the belt cover 10 and then onwards through the belt guide 43 to the vehicle seat buckle. A light red arrow 14 marked with the letter B points towards the belt guide 43. 59 Place the lap belt section 12 on the side opposite the vehicle seat buckle into the belt guide 13 on the seat base. A light red arrow 14 marked with the letter A points towards the belt guide 13. Tighten the lap belt section 12 by pulling the diagonal belt section 15. The vehicle seat buckle 11 must not be positioned on or outside the belt guide B (43). 1 if the vehicle seat buckle 11 is on or outside the belt guide B (43). Insert the diagonal seat belt section 15 into the belt clamp 17 and clamp the belt tight. The belt must be at the correct angle in the belt clamp to prevent it from arching and slipping out. [. . . ] Ensure that the straps are not twisted and that they were correctly inserted in the recesses of the cover. Remove one metal part 28, which fastens the hip belts 23 left and right in the seat shell 5 , from the recess. Push the metal part 28 on its side downwards through the inner side slot and then up through the outer side slot 29. 6 Installing the harness Place the child seat in the reclined position (see 6. [. . . ]