Baby Jogger city GO 2 RAPIDLOCK, Manual

Page 1: ...ASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN A SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE Do not install or use this child restraint until you read and understand the instructions in this ma...

Page 2: ...Attaching the Canopy 18 Accessories 19 Attaching Removing Car Seat 20 Adjusting the Recline 21 Base Installation LATCH 22 Lap Shoulder Belt 27 Install Without Base 31 Placing Child in the Carrier 34 A...

Page 3: ...e reached in a recall Send your name address email address if available and the restraint s model number and manufacturing date to Baby Jogger LLC P O Box 169 Elverson PA 19520 9901 or call 1 800 241...

Page 4: ...the instruction in the Install Without Base section It is not intended to be used in low speed vehicles such as golf carts ATV s or any other non certified vehicles If you have any questions regarding...

Page 5: ...ble and all in one car seats have higher rear facing limits that will allow children to ride rear facing longer after outgrowing their infant car seat Be sure to check your local and state laws as wel...

Page 6: ...for positional apnea may be at increased risk of suffering breathing or other difficulties in a child restraint If your child has special needs we recommend consulting a physician to determine the pro...

Page 7: ...or base or use any accessories or parts not supplied by the manufacturer of your child restraint The child restraint may become very hot if left in the sun or hot areas Always make sure to check the...

Page 8: ...the vehicle FALL HAZARD Child s activity can move carrier NEVER place carrier tops tables or other elevated surfaces DO NOT use on shopping carts Never use infant carrier or base if it has been damag...

Page 9: ...r to your vehicle owner s manual for LATCH locations The child restraint base is designed to be used at the standard spacing of 11 28 cm from the center of one anchor point to the center of another an...

Page 10: ...Y can occur The back seat is the safest place for children 12 and under Owners of vehicles with airbags should refer to their owner s manual for child restraint installation instructions The VEHICLE s...

Page 11: ...ted on Vehicle Door Lap Shoulder Belts with 2 Retractors including inflatable seatbelts 3 4 UNSAFE VEHICLE SEAT BELTS WARNING The following types of vehicle seat belts are NOT compatible with this chi...

Page 12: ...latch plate The vehicle belt is tightened by pulling on the free end of the strap until the belt is tight 2 Lap belt with automatic locking retractor ALR The automatic locking retractor does not allo...

Page 13: ...ing the webbing into the retractor 4 Lap Shoulder belt with sliding latch plate The latch plate slides freely along the lap shoulder belt Vehicle belts with sliding latch plates are typically locked a...

Page 14: ...Belt Guide for Installation Without the Base Handle Adjustment Button 6 Harness Cover 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 SHELL FEATURES 4 5 7 Chest Clip 8 Buckle 9 Buckle Strap Cover 10 11 12 Body Support Harness...

Page 15: ...15 13 Base Release Handle 14 Taxi safe Belt Guide for Installation Without the Base 15 Head Support Height Adjustment 16 Crotch Strap Clip 13 14 15 16 SHELL FEATURES...

Page 16: ...nti Rebound Bar 5 Instruction Manual Storage 2 RAPIDLOCK Lock Off Release Lever 6 RAPIDLOCK Lock Off 3 Belt Guides 7 Base Recline Lever 4 Level Indicators 8 Base Recline Foot 1 8 7 2 3 6 4 5 BASE FEAT...

Page 17: ...cle any postion 1 Squeeze handle release buttons on both sides Rotate the handle The handle will lock into position 2 Both adjustment buttons must pop out to lock handle in place WARNING Always make s...

Page 18: ...ting brackets on both sides of the seat until it CLICKS into place Make sure the elastic loop goes around the mounting bracket when inserting the canopy bow 2 Attach the two fastening strips on the ba...

Page 19: ...kg For infants weighing under 6 lb 2 7 kg you must always use the body support To remove pull the body support out from behind the harness straps 2 Make sure that harness covers do not interfere with...

Page 20: ...CLICK Lift up on the handle of the carrier to make sure that it is securely attached in the base 2 To remove the seat from the base pull up the release handle located on the rear of the car seat A Lif...

Page 21: ...9 kg If indicator bubble is partially in the notched area the restraint is level for a child weighing 20 35 lb 9 16 kg If the bubble appears outside the blue lines the child restraint is NOT level You...

Page 22: ...the base touches the vehicle seat back Center the base between the lower LATCH anchors If allowed by your Vehicle Owner s Manual the center seating position may be used if the anchor spacing is 11 28...

Page 23: ...nnectors 5 Close the storage door and lay the LATCH strap across the base Make sure the LATCH strap goes through the notch on top and the strap lays on top of the LATCH storage door 6 Extend the LATCH...

Page 24: ...t within the notched area To recline review page 21 No te If the foot is in the most raised position and the bubble is out of the area of your childs weight you can place a tightly rolled towel or poo...

Page 25: ...the RAPIDLOCKTM lock off on top of the LATCH strap You may also shut thelock off on top of the loose end of the LATCH strap as well Close the lock off until you hear a CLICK WARNING Keep hands away fr...

Page 26: ...letely within the area of your childs weight Check the level indicator with child in the child restraint For infants weighing 4 20 lb 2 9 kg the bubble must rest within the clear area For children wei...

Page 27: ...ehicle is on level ground 2 Place the base flat on the vehicle seat Push it back until the front of the base touches the vehicle seat back 3 Pull the RAPIDLOCKTM release lever to open the lock off BAS...

Page 28: ...ew page 21 No te If the foot is in the most raised position and the bubble is out of the area of your childs weight you can place a tightly rolled towel or pool noodle under the front end of the base...

Page 29: ...he vehicle seat belt through the blue rear facing belt path also marked with a blue label and under the belt guides The seat belt should lay as flat as possible and not be twisted Make sure both lap a...

Page 30: ...base The bubble must be completely within the area of your childs weight Check the level indicator with child in the child restraint For infants weighing 4 20 lb 2 9 kg the bubble must rest within th...

Page 31: ...evel line on the side of the seat MUST BE LEVEL with the ground If needed rolled towels may be placed under the base at the vehicle seat crease until the level line is level with the ground 2 Thread v...

Page 32: ...king sound Slowly pull out on the belt and it should be locked If not review your car s owner s manual and page 13 5 Tighten the vehicle seat belt Lay your forearm across the car seat at the belt path...

Page 33: ...The red level line on the side of the seat MUST BE LEVEL with the ground Check the level indicator with child in the child restraint If needed rolled towels may be placed under the base at the vehicl...

Page 34: ...m being tightened properly To keep child warm buckle your child in the car seat and place a blanket around the child or place the child s coat on backwards after buckling in Depending on the size of t...

Page 35: ...R 3 Press on the red button and pull the buckle tongues out and place harness straps off to the side 4 Place child in the seat Make sure their back is flat against the car seat back 5 Place harness st...

Page 36: ...ild s shoulders 7 Adjust the head support to adjust harness height Remove child From the back of the seat squeeze the head support adjustment buttons and move it up or down to the correct harness posi...

Page 37: ...l retainer through the slot and from the front pull the buckle strap out of the seat 2 Push the metal retainer through the slot that fits closest to your child without being underneath the child Make...

Page 38: ...into the buckle as shown Make sure you hear them CLICK into place No te DO NOT use child restraint if buckle tongues do not CLICK into the buckle Try cleaning the buckle If this does not remedy the pr...

Page 39: ...rs Be careful not to allow the chest clip to slide up into their neck when tightening Make sure the straps are flat not twisted and snug 6 Raise the chest clip to child s armpit level 7 If you can pin...

Page 40: ...40 LATCH STORAGE 1 Pull the RAPIDLOCKTM release lever and raise the lock off to expose the LATCH storage door 1...

Page 41: ...r and insert the LATCH connectors into the storage slots Tuck the LATCH straps into the storage compartment and close the storage door Make sure the LATCH connectors are stored facing the correct dire...

Page 42: ...and pull pad away from head support Reverse the steps to reattach the head support pad to the head support Make sure harness straps are not twisted 2 Unfasten the 4 snaps on the seat pad 3 Pull out t...

Page 43: ...re not twisted 5 Undo the two fastening strips on the back of the canopy 6 Undo the snaps on the sides of the canopy from the seat pad 7 Push the release button on the canopy arm while pulling on the...

Page 44: ...ot clean using warm water and mild soap Do not use any other cleaning agents or bleach Cleaning the Canopy Machine wash pad and canopy in cold water with gentle soap on delicate cycle and drip dry DO...

Page 45: ...e buckle Press the red button several times while in the water DO NOT SUBMERGE THE BUCKLE STRAP DO NOT USE SOAPS HOUSEHOLD DETERGENTS or LUBRICANTS Shake out excess water and allow to air dry Repeat s...

Page 46: ...nty period for this model unit at time of purchase Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to y...

Page 47: ...47 Store instruction manual in the slot on the rear of the base where the instruction book icon is shown INSTRUCTION STORAGE...

Page 48: ...6655 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE Atlanta GA 30328 1 800 241 1848 www babyjogger com Baby Jogger LLC...