Chicco 00079771060070, User Manual

Page 1: ...User Guide 2020 Artsana USA Inc 03 20 www chiccousa com For future use STORE USER GUIDE in location on bottom of base Car Seat IS0144E_08...

Page 2: ...t 74 Base Release Handle 76 LATCH Storage 77 Newborn Positioner 78 Head Rest Insert 80 Handle Positions 81 Adjusting Crotch Strap 82 Canopy 84 Installation on an Aircraft 85 Cleaning and Maintenance 8...

Page 3: ...all Sendyourname address e mailaddressifavailable andtherestraint smodelnumberand manufacturingdateto Artsana USA Inc 1826 William Penn Way Lancaster PA 17601 or call 1 877 424 4226 or register online...

Page 4: ...s only for infants who weigh between 4 and 11 pounds 1 8 and 5 kg See Newborn Positioner on page 78 For premature infants you must consult the infant s doctor before using this Child Restraint A prema...

Page 5: ...se orCarrier Rear FacingONLY Refer to the Child Guidelines section on page 4 SAFE USE CHECKLIST YOURCHILD SSAFETYDEPENDSONYOU You MUST follow the detailed instructions in this User Guide to ensure the...

Page 6: ...a vehicle be sure to also check the vehicle owner s manual for informationonproperinstallation NEVER allow others to use thisChild Restraint until they have read and understood all instructions in thi...

Page 7: ...bubble levelonthe base Referto pages 26 28to make sureyour child meetsthe requirementsforStage1orStage2 Makesurenothinginterfereswithcarrierattachmenttobase ALWAYScheckattachment ONLYuseChiccoFit2infa...

Page 8: ...nd other partsfor hot surfaces A hot surface could burn child Cover unoccupied carrierwithblanketwhenleavinginavehicleexposedtosunlightorhightemperatures IMPORTANT WARNINGS WARNING DEATHorSERIOUS INJU...

Page 9: ...ing to raise the Child Restraint off the vehicle seat In a sharp turn suddenstop orcrash theChildRestraintcouldslideandpotentiallycauseseriousinjury Never use a second handChild Restraint with an unkn...

Page 10: ...cle seats can be used with this Child Restraint The back seat is the safest place for children 12 and under See your vehicle owner s manual for Child Restraint installation and instructions Make sure...

Page 11: ...the locked switched mode Using the locked switched mode may cause Child Restraint to tilt VEHICLE SEAT BELTS VEHICLE SEAT BELTS The information in this section only applies to installation with vehic...

Page 12: ...atoptether anchor point which is not used with this child restraint andtwo lower anchor points Somevehiclesowner s manual use theterm ISOFIX LATCH can also be used invehicle seating positions equippe...

Page 13: ...Belt Guide when installing carrier without the base Harness Adjuster Button Harness Adjuster Strap Shoulder Pads Handle Release Button Base Release Handle Harness Strap Harness Splitter Plate Head Res...

Page 14: ...LATCH COMPONENTS BASE AND LATCH COMPONENTS Recline Foot LATCH Release Lever Carrier Attachment Hook Shoulder Belt Lock Off Bubble Level Indicator Leveling Foot Adjuster LATCH Pull Strap Base Stage Ind...

Page 15: ...he child s shoulders BASE STAGE 1 NEWBORN POSITIONER 4 lbs 11 lbs 35 lbs 1 8 kg 5 kg 15 9 kg ChoosetheStagethat bestfitsyour child Stage 1 allowsfor a more reclined install and riding positionfor a ch...

Page 16: ...child Stage 2 is an upright installfor a child that meets the developmental requirementfor this restraint This allowsfor more leg room and a more upright riding positionfor your child 2 See Harness H...

Page 17: ...Bubble Level Indicator and adjustthe seat recline by pulling uponthe center Leveling FootAdjuster untilthe Bubblefalls between the arrows on the Bubble Level Indicator 2b 1 2 LEVEL SLOPE LATCH install...

Page 18: ...te the LATCH Connector storage compartments Remove both LATCH Connectors 1 2 Store LATCHConnectors properly in the compartments when not using for installation See page 77 WheninstallingwithLATCHinveh...

Page 19: ...L USING LATCH INSTALL USING LATCH 4 3 Locate the LATCH anchor bars in your vehicle Attach both LATCH Connectors to the vehicle LATCH anchor bars Tighten LATCH straps by pulling up on LATCH Pull Strap...

Page 20: ...ment 5 INSTALL USING LATCH INSTALL USING LATCH 5 CHECK YOUR WORK Hold Base at each side and pull side to side and forward Base should not move more than 1 25 mm from vehicle seat back or side to side...

Page 21: ...OULDER BELT INSTALL USING LAP SHOULDER BELT Thread vehicle seat belt up through the belt path on the side of the Base Pull vehicle seat belt down through the vehicle seat belt path on opposite side of...

Page 22: ...NSTALLATION BASE INSTALLATION While pushing down on the Base pull up on the vehicle shoulder belt to remove all slack from the vehicle lap belt 3 INSTALL USING LAP SHOULDER BELT INSTALL USING LAP SHOU...

Page 23: ...t belt is buckled DoNOTpullonshoulderbeltafteritispositionedinLock Off ThiscoulddamagetheLock Offand orthevehiclebelt INSTALL USING LAP SHOULDER BELT 4 CHECK YOUR WORK Hold Base at each side and pull...

Page 24: ...P BELT ONLY INSTALL USING LAP BELT ONLY Thread vehicle seat belt up through the belt path on the side of the Base Pull vehicle seat belt down through the vehicle seat belt path on opposite side of the...

Page 25: ...ll up on the loose end of the vehicle lap belt to remove all slack 3 3 CHECK YOUR WORK Hold Base at each side and pull side to side and forward Base should not move more than 1 25 mm from vehicle seat...

Page 26: ...Insert the Carrier into the Base Push down on the Carrier to make sure it locks onto the Carrier Attachment Hooks on the Base 1 INSTALL CARRIER TO BASE IMPORTANT Before installing Child Restraint refe...

Page 27: ...Base at each side and pull side to side and forward Child Restraint should not move more than 1 25 mm from vehicle seat back or side to side Make sure Child Restraint is level by confirming that the...

Page 28: ...a sitting position Make surethe seat isreclinedproperlysothatyourchild sheaddoesnotfallforward Failuretoproperly reclinetheChildRestraintcouldincreasethechild sriskofseriousinjuryordeath Level Line Se...

Page 29: ...Seat Belt Guide on the side of the Child Restraint Pull vehicle seat belt down and slide into the Seat Belt Guide on opposite side of the Child Restraint Buckle the vehicle seat belt Pull out all of...

Page 30: ...under the front edge of the Carrier if needed to adjust the angle of the Carrier Angle is correct when level line on Carrier is level with ground CHECK YOUR WORK Hold Child Restraint at each side and...

Page 31: ...houlder belt through the Shoulder Belt Guide Then guide the shoulder belt around the carrier Switch the shoulder belt into locked mode Do not use this seating position if the vehicle belt does not loc...

Page 32: ...NG SHOULDER BELT GUIDE 6 CHECK YOUR WORK Hold Child Restraint at each side and pull side to side and forward Child Restraint should not move more than 1 25 mm from vehicle seat back or side to side Ma...

Page 33: ...NSTALL USING LAP BELT ONLY Thread vehicle seat belt up and slide into the Seat Belt Guide on the side of the Child Restraint Pull vehicle seat belt down and slide into the Seat Belt Guide on opposite...

Page 34: ...the front edge of the Carrier if needed to adjust the angle of the Carrier Angle is correct when level line on Carrier is level with ground CHECK YOUR WORK Hold Child Restraint at each side and pull...

Page 35: ...Press the button on the buckle and release both buckle tongues Separate chest clip and spread Harness Straps apart Place child in carrier in seated position 1 2 3 For a better fit in the Carrier with...

Page 36: ...o position before tightening Harness Pull Harness Straps over child s shoulders and pull waist straps around their waist 4 SECURING CHILD WITH HARNESS AT OR JUST BELOW 4 5 NEVER use clothing or blanke...

Page 37: ...a click 6a Pull up firmly on both Buckle Tongues to make sure that they are securely latched 6b Fasten Chest Clip by snapping both sides together SECURING CHILD WITH HARNESS SECURING CHILD WITH HARNE...

Page 38: ...harness is too loose 8b If the Harness Straps are too loose pull the Harness Adjuster Strap more Move the Shoulder Pads up to the child s shoulders Slide Chest Clip up to center of child s chest leve...

Page 39: ...d in the strap at the shoulders the harness is too loose A snug strap should not allow any slack It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging It does not press on the child s flesh or push th...

Page 40: ...partments Roll LATCH Pull Strap and store in Pull Strap Storage Compartment 3 2 Store both LATCHConnector in compartments on either side of the Base when not in use 1 2 3 Store LATCH Connectors proper...

Page 41: ...d Restraint Place the Newborn Positioner in the Carrier seat Then pull the Buckle through slot in the bottom of Newborn Positioner Pull both Harness Straps over the side panels of Newborn Positioner P...

Page 42: ...around the back of the Head Rest fabric Attach both straps to the back of the Head Rest fabric using the hook and loop tabs 1 2 1 To provide head support for smaller infants the Head Rest Insert may...

Page 43: ...Crotch Strap up through the slot 1b ADJUSTING CROTCH STRAP Reverse the removing instructions above to reinstall There are two positions on the Carrier as shown Make sure Crotch Strap Retainer lays fl...

Page 44: ...the airline prior to travel to discuss their Child Restraint policy Use this Child Restraint only on FORWARD FACING aircraft seats Install Carrier on an aircraft the same way it is installed in a vehi...

Page 45: ...may be spot cleaned hand or machine washed Hand wash using mild soap and water or machine washed in cold water on delicate cycle using mild detergent Hang to dry Cleaning Shoulder Pads Hand wash using...

Page 46: ...PMS 2747 and PMS 186...