User manual BRITAX MULTI-TECH

[. . . ] Don't put your child's safety at risk by using other makes of replacement cover, they could stop the child seat from protecting your child as well as it should. A replacement cover is available from your Britax stockist or contact Britax Customer Service Department on +46 8564 841 00. guarantee All Britax products are carefully designed , manufactured and tested. However, should this product prove faulty within 12 months of purchase due to a materials or manufacturing fault please return it to the original place of purchase. [. . . ] Finally ensure that the tether straps are fully tightened by pulling the loose ends downwards (dia 2j). The footprop must rest on a solid floor, not on the lids of storage boxes or similar, at an angle of 100° to the horizontal (dia 2j). Use the angle guide on the back page of this user guide to check the angle of the footprop to the floor. Once firmly strapped in, test the child seat by trying to move it back and forth and side to side. If it seems loose or if the footprop is not at 100° to the floor, you must re-install until firmly installed at the correct angle. Installing your child seat (rearward facing) in rear middle seat IMPORTANT - The child seat MUST only be used with a lap or a lap and diagonal seat belt (approved to UN/ECE regulation no. IMPORTANT - Do not use any load bearing contact points other than those described in the instructions and marked in the child restraint. DO NOT under any circumstances use a rearward facing child seat on a passenger seat fitted with an active airbag. With the footprop adjusted to the shortest length, place the child seat rearward facing on the car seat with the back of the child seat positioned centrally between the driver and passenger seat and with the swinging base resting against the back of the vehicle seat (dia 3a). Feed the belt through the lock-off belt guide on the opposite side to the buckle and in to the belt tunnel (dia 3b). There are two access slots in the seat cover to aid feeding of the belt through the belt tunnel and underneath the seat cover (dia 3b inset). Feed the seat belt through the belt tunnel and lock-off on the opposite side and attach the tongue into the buckle (dia 3c). Pull all the seat belt slack through the child seat ensuring the seat belt is not twisted. When the belt is as tight as possible, close the lock-off on the seat belt buckle side, ensuring that both the lap and diagonal sections of the belt are secured by it (dia 3d inset). Close the lock-off on the opposite side, ensuring that only the lap section of the belt is secured by it (dia 3d). If the buckle now lies in the position marked as wrong with a and the seat belt cannot be correctly tightened (dia 3e), try another seating position in the car. Loop a tether strap around both the front driver and passenger seats as shown (dia 3f). If your car is equipped with a runner loop on the seat runners, these may be used as an alternative (dia 3g inset). Slide the loop ends of the tether straps between the front car seat and back as shown 1 (dia 3h). Bring the buckle ends of the tether straps around the outside of the car seat and feed through the loops 2 . Making sure that the footprop tether brackets are facing forward and that the straps are not twisted, snap the buckle of the tether straps onto the tongues on the sides of the child seat 3 . Pull the footprop away from the back of the child seat as far as possible 1 (dia 3i). [. . . ] Finally, ensure the chest pads are pulled down on to your child's chest (dia 5f). Installing your child seat (forward facing) with adult belt Adjusting the child seat To stow away the harness in the child seat, first place the child seat on the floor. Push the adjuster button in and at the same time pull BOTH shoulder straps forward as far as possible (dia 6a). Lift the harness adjuster at the back of the seat and move it up so that the shoulder strap slots in the headrest are in the uppermost position (dia 6b). [. . . ]