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This Positioning Restraint System is designed to fit a wide range of 
individuals.  To ensure a proper fit for the user, it is important that 
the restraint be correctly set up and installed before using it for the 
first time. 

 

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Use this Positioning Restraint System in the forward-facing position 
only. This restraint is not designed for use in a rear-facing position. 
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends forward facing 
only after one year old. 

 

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Do not use this Positioning Restraint System with your vehicle's 
lower anchor LATCH connector system.  Use only the vehicle’s 
seat belts for installation.  Upper LATCH anchor points are used to 
secure the tether. 

 

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Do not use this Positioning Restraint System in the front seat 
of a vehicle with a passenger air bag unless the air bag is 
turned off.  DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY can occur.

  According 

to accident statistics, individuals are safer when properly restrained 
in the rear seat than in the front seat.  Regardless of seating 
position, the Federal government recommends that all children 
under twelve years of age ride in the rear seat.   

 

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When using this Positioning Restraint System in a vehicle with side 
air bags, refer to the vehicle owner’s manual for child restraint 
installation instructions and precautions. 

 

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Do not use this Positioning Restraint System with vehicle seats that 
face to the side or rear or with vehicle seats with backs that can fold 
forward in a crash or sudden stop.  Check your owner's manual or 
with your dealer if you are not sure. 

 

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Read the section on 

vehicle seat belt compatibility 

to determine 

the type of seat belts that may be used with this Positioning 
Restraint System. 

 

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Do not route the vehicle seat belt over the user while using this 
Positioning Restraint System. 

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Cleaning Instructions 

 
Removing the Cover 

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Remove the head pads and positioning pads (if present) by 
releasing the lanyards from the back of the restraint system. 

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Remove the foam blocks from the head pads. 

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Remove the head pad lanyard, by pressing the button on the plastic 
ball on the inside of the restraint and removing it from the lanyard. 
Then remove the lanyard from the outside of the restraint shell.   

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Remove the harness completely by locating the metal bracket 
securing the top of the harness along the back side of the restraint. 
Pull it away to expose 3"- 4" of webbing. Turn the metal bracket so 
the short side will fit through the slot in the back of the restraint and 
push it through the slot and the cover. 

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Repeat procedure above for the two shoulder straps and two lap 
straps. 

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Remove the cover by lifting the edges of the cover over the shell of 
the restraint. 

 

Refitting the Cover 

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The cover, harness and pads can be reinstalled by following the 
instructions above in reverse order.  

 

Cleaning the Fabric 

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The cover, head pad covers, positioning pad covers (if present) and 
shoulder pads may be washed.  It is recommended that you do not 
wash these items with other items. 

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Hand wash or machine wash on the “gentle” cycle with a mild 
detergent.  Water temperature should be “cold”. 

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Do not use bleach. 

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Machine dry using the lowest-heat cycle (e.g. “fluff”).  Make sure all 
fabric components are dry before reinstalling them on the restraint.  

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Do not iron. 

 

Care and Maintenance 

Summary of Contents for THERAPEDIC 2000

Page 1: ...ns for Use MODEL 2000 Use only with individuals who weigh between 20 and 102 pounds 9 1 46 3 kg and whose height is less than 60 inches 152 4 cm MODEL 2500 Use only with individuals who weigh between...

Page 2: ...ecuring the User in the Restraint Page 24 Care and Maintenance Page 25 Removing the Cover Page 25 Refitting the Cover Page 25 Cleaning the Fabric Page 25 Cleaning the Harness and Buckle Page 26 Copy o...

Page 3: ...nt System A sample of the registration card is shown below 3 WARNING DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY can occur MODEL 2000 Use only with individuals who weigh between 20 and 102 pounds 9 1 46 3 kg and whose he...

Page 4: ...ure Read the section on vehicle seat belt compatibility to determine the type of seat belts that may be used with this Positioning Restraint System Do not route the vehicle seat belt over the user whi...

Page 5: ...harness independently of the seat If your Positioning Restraint System becomes badly worn or damaged or is involved in an accident regardless of speed and regardless how minor your restraint system m...

Page 6: ...eat belt buckle that locks into place for securing the restraint system Lap belts with automatic locking retractors These lap belts automatically lock to whatever length they have been pulled to after...

Page 7: ...event of a sudden stop or crash Motorized seat belts that automatically surround the passenger when the door is closed Combination lap and shoulder belts with a sewn lock plate The lap belt is sewn t...

Page 8: ...lick is heard 3 The chest clip is opened by squeezing the middle tab and pulling the two pieces apart 4 With the harness properly attached and the chest clip fastened the chest clip should be position...

Page 9: ...r 3 Remove the user from the restraint prior to making any adjustments to the harness 4 Locate the metal bracket securing the top of the harness along the back side of the restraint and pull it away t...

Page 10: ...on the vehicle seat If the front edge of the restraint extends more that 1 25mm beyond the front edge of the seat then the vehicle seat is too shallow to properly support the restraint system If this...

Page 11: ...ushing it into the vehicle backrest or place your knee on the restraint and push down with all your weight while pulling on the vehicle seat belt and removing all slack from it 8 Check to make sure th...

Page 12: ...e pulling on the vehicle seat belt and removing all slack from it 8 With one hand firmly hold the shoulder and lap portions of the seat belt together immediately behind the latch then release the seat...

Page 13: ...is not secure repeat steps 5 11 Vehicle Lap Belt Only 1 Place the Positioning Restraint System in a forward facing position on the vehicle seat If the front edge of the restraint extends more that 1...

Page 14: ...long the sides of the Positioning Restraint System 3 Make sure that the seat belt in not twisted then buckle in place 4 Make sure the restraint system is flat against the vehicle seat s bottom and bac...

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