JANE iMATRIX Manual De Instrucciones página 41

child snugly, they must not be twisted and they should
fit over the child's pelvis (lap belt) and over the child's
shoulders (body belt).
- Do not make any changes to the restraint system; this
could put your baby's safety at risk.
- The restraint system must not be damaged and must
not get trapped by the mobile parts inside the vehicle
or the doors.
- Protect the uncovered parts of the restraint system
from direct sunlight so that the baby's skin does not
come into contact with very hot parts.
- It is very important not to use second-hand products,
as JANÉ can only guarantee complete safety with items
used by their first buyer.
- For your baby's proper development, we advise you
not to over-use the safety seat in the seated position
on long journeys. For longer journeys (maximum one
hour) we would recommend that you stop frequently
and let baby rest in a Moses basket or bed in a fully
reclined position.
- Your baby's safety is at risk if you fail to use this restra-
int system correctly. You also need to check the Road
Traffic Regulations of the country where you are driving.
- Make sure any companions also know how to get the
child out in the event of an accident.
- Secure any luggage or other objects to reduce the risk
of injuries in the event of an accident
- The instruction manual should always be kept with the
safety seat.
- Do not add any unauthorised accessories or replace-
ment parts and this will annul the guarantee as any
liability claims. Only accessories approved by Jané are
permitted.
- Your safety seat should be replaced by a new one whe-
never it has been involved in an road traffic accident or
if it gets dropped. Alternatively you may send it to Jané
(or a duly authorised agent) for a safety check.can-
te con un informe del accidente para su verificación.
- Do not install on transverse seats or backward fa-
cing seats, this is very dangerous.
- WARNING: Check the road traffic regulations in the
country where you are travelling. The use of your child
restraint system may be restricted.
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