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• Before use, remove and dispose of all plastic bags and packaging materials and
keep them out of reach of children. Please dispose of these items as sorted waste in
accordance with applicable laws.
• Every country has different safety laws and regulations for the transportation of
children in cars, contacting the local authorities for more information is therefore
advisable.
• Prevent anybody from using the product without reading the instructions. Store this
manual for future reference.
• Make sure that all passengers in the vehicle know how to release the child from the
child car seat in case of an emergency.
• If you need to carry out any adjustment on the child car seat or on your child when
travelling, stop the vehicle in a safe place.
• Periodically check that the child has not opened the safety buckle on the child car seat
and that he/she is not playing with any part pertaining to it.
• Verify that the abdominal portions of the harness restraining the child rest firmly over
the pelvic region, so that they won't press on the abdomen in the event of an impact.
• Do not let children play with car seat components or parts.
• When the child car seat is not in use, it should be left secured to the car' s seat, or
stowed in the car' s boot with the seat inclination adjuster handle completely inserted
into the lower part of the child car seat. In fact, an unsecured car seat may pose a
hazard to the passengers in the event of an accident or sudden braking.
• Any adjustments made to the car seat should only be carried out by an adult.
• The risk of serious injuries to your child increases, not only in the case of accidents,
but also in other circumstances (sudden braking, etc.) if these instructions are not
followed carefully.
• No car seat can guarantee your child' s total safety in the event of an accident, but the
use of this product reduces the risk of serious injuries or death when installed correctly.
• Always use the child car seat, fitted correctly, including for short journeys. Your child' s
safety will be compromised if you do not follow the above mentioned rule. In particular,
make sure that the child car seat belt is properly tensioned, free of knots and in proper
position.
• Ensure that all the car passengers fasten their safety harnesses for their own safety
and because, during the journey, they may injure the child in the event of an accident
or sudden braking of the car.
• Make sure that the vehicle seats (foldable, tiltable or rotating) are well secured.
• Check that the vehicle car seat headrest does not interfere with that of the child car
seat: do not push it forwards. If this is the case, remove the headrest from the car seat
on which the child car seat is fitted, without resting it on the luggage rack.
• After an accident, even if minor, the child car seat must be replaced because it may
have suffered damages, although these damages may not be visible to the naked eye.
• Do not use second-hand child car seats: they may have suffered damages not visible
at the naked eye, but such to compromise the product' s safety.
• Do not use a car seat if it has been damaged, deformed or excessively worn out, or if
any parts are missing, as the original safety features may have been compromised.
• Do not remove the labels and logos from the product.
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