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Section 11 - Installation of Car Seat in Vehicle (continued)

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Adjust Base installation angle to center Bubble on the black line

for infant’s weight. To adjust see “Adjusting Base for Proper Car Seat

Recline” section.

Once Bubble is centered on the black line for infant’s weight,

proceed with installation.

Connect Lower Anchor Connectors to vehicle lower anchors:

- Position red release button of Push-On Connector

facing away from Base and wording on back side

of connector facing Base. If connector is not in

this position, turn connector over.

- Position the slot of the Push-On Connector onto

the vehicle anchorage. Push connector in to lock

onto the vehicle anchorage

(fig. j)

. You should

hear a click.

- Pull on connector to be sure it is locked onto the

anchorage .

- Repeat for connector on opposite side.

9

10

(fig. j)

1

2

1

2

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Tighten lower anchorage belt to secure the base.

Press down in center of Base to depress the

vehicle cushion and pull free end of Lower

Anchor Belt to tighten belt around Base

(fig. k)

.

Check for secure installation. Pull Base front

to back and left to right to check for secure

installation

(fig. m)

. LATCH belt MUST stay

tight.

If LATCH belt does not stay tight or Base

cannot be securely installed, try a different

LATCH location or use the vehicle’s seat

belt to secure the Base.
Attach car seat to Base. Keep handle up

in carry position.
Lift car seat to ensure it is properly attached

to Base (see “Attachment of Car Seat to Base”

section.
Recheck recline of car seat. Adjust if necessary

(see section 11a “Adjusting Base for Proper Car Seat Recline”).

(fig. m)

(fig. k)

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Summary of Contents for Shuttle 8035 Series

Page 1: ...of Birth ___ ___ ___ __ Par ent s Nam e __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ Hom e Pho ne _ ___ ___ __ Add ress ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ Cell Pho ne _ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __...

Page 2: ...H System 35 lbs or less 33 11c Securing Base with Vehicle Seat Belt 35 lbs or less 41 11d Securing Car Seat Without Base 22 lbs or less 46 Section 12 Stroller or Travel System Use 50 1 Section 1 Table...

Page 3: ...system at all times when infant seat is used in vehicle or outside of vehicle WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 2 Warnings continued 4 For proper harness fit Shoulder harness slots MUS...

Page 4: ...__ __ __ __ _ Pa re nt s Na me __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Ho me Ph on e _ __ __ __ __ Ad dr es s _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ Ce ll Ph on e _ __ __ __ __ _ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __...

Page 5: ...h On Connectors Vehicle Belt Guide Storage Compartment Front of Base Back of Base Shoulder Belt Lock off Section 3 Shuttle Infant Car Seat and Base Parts continued Infant Car Seat Base Top Recline Adj...

Page 6: ...ithout first reading and understanding all the instructions and car seat labels Keep this instruction manual for future use Store in the pocket at the back of the car seat Proper Use Is Required No ca...

Page 7: ...le to travel in a reclined position DO NOT use this car seat Use a car bed for your infant Base MUST be used with car seat for infant over 22 pounds 10 kg WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Sect...

Page 8: ...ATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 7 Securing Infant In Car Seat 14 7a Shoulder Harness Adjustment for Proper Fit Shoulder harness slot height is important Adjust by moving the adjustable headrest...

Page 9: ...e headrest is locked in place by pushing headrest up and down fig a 1 1 2 Headrest Adjustment Knob 2 Section 7 Securing Infant In Car Seat continued 16 7b Securing Infant in Car Seat Loosen harness Pr...

Page 10: ...or push the child s body into an unnatural position NOTE If Harness Straps can not be snugly adjusted as described above See Harness Use and Adjustment section fig d Harness Adjuster Strap Pull 8 7 6...

Page 11: ...eat location whenever possible Never put a car seat in a front seat location unless recommended by vehicle owner s manual DO NOT use this car seat in a vehicle front seat location with an air bag For...

Page 12: ...icle owner s manuals may identify the LATCH System as ISOFIX An ISOFIX System can be used in the same way as the LATCH System If your vehicle has the LATCH System the LATCH System should be used whene...

Page 13: ...nd a top tether anchor fig c Refer to vehicle owner s manual for seating locations which have the LATCH Anchorage System Information regarding the LATCH system may be identified by the LATCH System sy...

Page 14: ...ST be used with car seat for infant over 22 pounds 10 kg Always lift car seat to be sure it is securely locked into base WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 10 Attachment of Car Seat to B...

Page 15: ...clined Too reclined can result in injury or ejection Too upright can result in breathing difficulties After installing infant car seat in base lift car seat to be sure it is securely locked WARNING DE...

Page 16: ...in injury or ejection Too upright can result in breathing difficulties WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 11 Installation of Car Seat in Vehicle continued 30 Proper installation and car...

Page 17: ...tment Foot in contact with vehicle seat grasp front corner of Base at the belt path opening fig j Pull back on Recline Adjustment Foot Lever and lift front of Base allowing Recline Adjustment Foot to...

Page 18: ...he seating location to be used and locate the vehicle lower anchorages at the seat bight Rear center seating position LATCH Lower Anchorages with 11 inches 280 mm spacing may not be available in your...

Page 19: ...Belt Place base rear facing in the vehicle seat location selected with the Adjustable Recline Foot against vehicle seat back and centered between the vehicle lower anchors fig f Check Base installati...

Page 20: ...sure it is locked onto the anchorage Repeat for connector on opposite side 9 10 fig j 1 2 1 2 Section 11 Installation of Car Seat in Vehicle continued 38 Tighten lower anchorage belt to secure the bas...

Page 21: ...the vehicle anchorage bar fig a Repeat to remove connector on opposite side 1 2 fig a 1 2 1 2 3 Section 11 Installation of Car Seat in Vehicle continued 40 Storage Of Lower Anchorage Belt And Lower An...

Page 22: ...ith a car seat Read vehicle owner s manual and Vehicle Seat Belts section in this manual WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur 1 fig a 2 3 4 5 Section 11 Installation of Car Seat in Vehicle continu...

Page 23: ...pening Vehicle Belt Path Opening Vehicle Belt Guide fig e Section 11 Installation of Car Seat in Vehicle continued 44 To secure Base with Vehicle Lap and Shoulder Belt Route vehicle lap and shoulder b...

Page 24: ...ed 46 11d Securing Infant Car Seat Without Base 22 lbs 10 kg or less DO NOT use car seat without base for infant over 22 pounds 10 kg Death or serious injury can occur Base MUST be used for infant ove...

Page 25: ...e parked on flat level surface during this installation fig a Vehicle Belt Guide 4 fig b Vehicle Belt Guide 5 Recline Reference Line Recline Reference Line 6 Section 11 Installation of Car Seat in Veh...

Page 26: ...ver 22 pounds 10 kg WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 12 Stroller or Travel System Use 50 This infant car seat can only be used with certain Combi stroller models to transport your infa...

Page 27: ...roller Pull car seat release handle and lift car seat from stroller fig b 1 2 3 1 fig a 1 fig b Car Seat Release Handle 2 2 1 4 13a Harness Use and Adjustment Section 13 Operation and Adjustments 52 H...

Page 28: ...on and Adjustments continued 54 1 Buckle harness and chest clip 2 Loosen harness straps see Harness Use and Adjustment section 3 From back of car seat fig a unhook both harness loops from metal harnes...

Page 29: ...Remove harness straps covers 4 Remove seat pad Reverse above steps to reattach seat pad fig c Lower Loop Upper Loop Section 13 Operation and Adjustments continued 56 To change Shoulder Harness Slot he...

Page 30: ...arness Plate fig d Tab Shoulder Harness Loops Tab Secure both shoulder harness straps completely inside slots of metal harness plate as shown WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Section 13 Operat...

Page 31: ...t to the infant car seat When the canopy is used make sure it is always connected securely to the infant car seat To remove canopy Tools required straight blade screwdriver 1 Place thumb on Canopy Sta...

Page 32: ...anopy Pivot Slot until it tops against the slot fig c fig b Canopy Stay Canopy Pivot Slot fig c Canopy Stay Canopy Pivot Slot Section 13 Operation and Adjustments continued 62 2 Rotate up into positio...

Page 33: ...on of a lap shoulder belt that will not loosen while driving WARNING DEATH or SERIOUS INJURYcan occur Design and operation of vehicle seat belt systems vary from vehicle to vehicle and from seating lo...

Page 34: ...rd of Seat Bight Seat Bight fig b Section 14 Vehicle Seat Belts continued 66 Combination Lap Shoulder Belt with Free Sliding Latch Plate Pull out on latch plate If belt slides freely through latch pla...

Page 35: ...f this works If not move car seat to another seating location fig j Flip Section 14 Vehicle Seat Belts continued 68 Passive Restraints Lap Belt with Motorized Shoulder Belt fig k DO NOT use with any c...

Page 36: ...lt Systems continued 70 Lap Belts With Retractor Lap belts with retractors fig p may or may not hold a car seat securely Follow these steps to determine if you have a retractor system that will hold c...

Page 37: ...opening on the side of the seat or base which the buckle is on fig a 1 2 3 Section 14 Vehicle Seat Belts continued 72 Slide locking clip onto vehicle seat belts approximately 1 2 inch 1 cm away from...

Page 38: ...after 7 years from date of manufacture on label Section 15 Additional Information 73 CLEANING SEAT PAD AND HEADREST PAD To remove seat pad first detach shoulder straps see Harness Changing Length Sho...

Page 39: ...after a crash unless crash and car seat meet ALL conditions in Re use After A Crash section of this manual Do not sell or allow others to use a car seat that has been in a crash and does not comply w...

Page 40: ...mined by Combi b Tampered with or repaired by other than an authorized Combi repair center or with parts other than Combi approved parts c Leased or rented for commercial use Section 19 Limited Warran...

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