Dino Rainer, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual US English Version Please read carefully Store manual behind cover Convertible Booster...

Page 2: ...ng Restraint Stability 26 Booster 28 Aircraft Installation 28 SafeStopTM Instructions 29 Forward facing Recline Adjustment 30 Top Tether 31 Tether Connecting Strap 32 Infant Support Cushion 32 Side Im...

Page 3: ...ing clip 6 Top tether 7 Lap belt guide 8 Harness adjuster 9 Shoulder belt guide 10 Rear facing base 11 Backpack strap anchor 12 SafeStopTM 13 Shoulder carry strap anchor 14 Locking bolts 15 Rear facin...

Page 4: ...o 120 lbs 2 3 to 54 kg With any infant weighing less than 20 lbs 9 1 kg use only rear facing Maximum child weights Rear facing 50 lbs 22 7 kg Forward facing with 5 point harness 90 lbs 41 kg Booster m...

Page 5: ...estraint secured in the vehicle even when it is unoccupied In a crash an unsecured child restraint system may injure other occupants In the event of an accident the vehicle body itself provides the mo...

Page 6: ...nment s Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 or go to http www nhtsa gov WARNING DO NOT place a child restraint in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger air bag unless th...

Page 7: ...restraint if release levers and or locking bolts wither bind or do not move freely When not in use store restraint properly and avoid placing heavy objects on top of it To prevent injury to child Do n...

Page 8: ...child restraint Read owner s manual to determine child specific seating Contact the vehicle manufacturer if you have any doubts or questions Some vehicle seat belts that are NOT compatible with this r...

Page 9: ...d for use with this restraint There are four ways to carry restraint 1 Red carry strap Fig 1 2 Plastic side Fig 2 3 Shoulder strap Connect shoulder strap to webbing anchors on side of restraint Fig 3...

Page 10: ...erations prior to use Foreign objects and debris can interfere with proper operation of locking mechanism Before installation confirm both locking bolt and release lever areas are free of any debris s...

Page 11: ...carry strap into bottom slot in center of cover when not in use Fig 5 Folding Restraint 1 Remove red carry strap from behind cover and unbuckle harness Unfasten both fabric side panels and tuck them...

Page 12: ...aint completely Loosen harness sufficiently Unfasten and tuck fabric side panels into the sides Pull harness buckle toward top of restraint Make sure cover fabric or harness webbing is not caught in t...

Page 13: ...tom is locked in its raised position see page 29 3 Align posts with holes and insert base into restraint bottom Fig 1 4 Slide base back until it reaches alignment mark on restraint bottom and secures...

Page 14: ...3 2 Confirm vehicle seating location has its own LATCH anchors see vehicle owner s manual If it does not you must use vehicle seat belt for installation see pages 16 and 18 3 Locate LATCH belt secured...

Page 15: ...nto vehicle seat while tightening LATCH belt Fig 4 CHECK LIST Confirm restraint is properly positioned Confirm LATCH belt is tight and that connections to approved LATCH anchors are secure Confirm res...

Page 16: ...houlder vehicle seat belt 1 Confirm detachable base is securely attached to restraint bottom see page 13 2 Place restraint in proper rear facing position Restraint bottom and base are both flat on the...

Page 17: ...an accident Carefully read vehicle owner s manual to determine seat belt locking requirements or contact vehicle manufac turer See page 39 for instructions on using a locking clip CHECK LIST Confirm...

Page 18: ...a lap vehicle seat belt 1 Confirm detachable base is securely attached to restraint bottom see page 13 2 Place restraint in proper rear facing position Restraint bottom and base are both flat on the...

Page 19: ...HECK LIST Confirm restraint is properly positioned Confirm seat belt is tight and buckle is properly fastened Confirm restraint installation is stable see page 25 Stability of installation can be impr...

Page 20: ...d adjust it prior to installation see page 29 1 Confirm vehicle seating location has its own LATCH anchors If it does not you must use vehicle seat belt installation see pages 22 and 24 2 Locate LATCH...

Page 21: ...the restraint Fig 5A 7 Pull loose end of LATCH strap through back of restraint Fig 5 and Fig 6 Place your non dominant hand inside restraint at the very back and push down Pull strap upwards with you...

Page 22: ...oulder belt If forward facing recline is desired adjust it prior to installation see page 29 1 Place restraint in forward facing position Stability of installation can be improved by using top tether...

Page 23: ...e the potential for injury or death to the child in an accident Carefully read vehicle owner s manual to determine seat belt locking requirements or contact vehicle manufac turer See page 39 for instr...

Page 24: ...icle seat belt If forward facing recline is desired adjust it prior to installation see page 29 1 Place restraint in forward facing position Stability of installation can be improved by using top teth...

Page 25: ...e potential for injury or death to the child in an accident Confirm stability of restraint after installation and before each use Grasp restraint near belt path being used Attempt to move restraint si...

Page 26: ...Do NOT use as a booster unless harness straps and buckle are removed Do NOT use as a booster with only a vehicle lap belt Use as a booster ONLY with lap shoulder seat belt 1 Remove buckle page 37 and...

Page 27: ...ould be chosen 7 Place shoulder portion into the upper belt guide on the headrest so that belt lays properly across child on collar bone interior to the shoulder Fig 2 8 Make sure seat belt is not twi...

Page 28: ...tallation instructions on page 18 Forward facing aircraft installation Fig 2 Follow installation instruc tions on page 24 SafeStop is a load limiting device designed to absorb energy and reduce impact...

Page 29: ...operated before installation of restraint Restraint must be locked in its unfolded position before operating adjustable bottom Lowering adjustable bottom 1 Pull bar upward Fig 2 2 Pull adjustable bott...

Page 30: ...ng installations attach top tether to approved vehicle tether anchorage points ONLY as labeled by vehicle manufacturer Using Top Tether 1 Before installing restraint remove top tether from storage com...

Page 31: ...cle seat or there may not be a suitable anchorage point for top tether hook It may be necessary to use the tether connecting strap to create a tether anchorage point 1 Locate attachment point where a...

Page 32: ...g the top three harness slots position head rest so that bottom edge is above the shoulder and about level with the jaw When using the bottom two harness slots position head rest at its highest locati...

Page 33: ...s and follow instructions for proper use To Fasten Push both halves together until a click confirms proper engagement To Unfasten Squeeze middle tabs together Fig 2 A and separate clip Fig 2 B 1 Restr...

Page 34: ...position see page 32 and place child in restraint 5 Position harness straps around child and fasten buckle and harness clip Figs 2 3 Confirm harness clip and buckle are properly fastened by gently tu...

Page 35: ...for correct center buckle position WARNING ONLY use top three shoulder harness positions for forward facing child 1 Confirm correct harness height Rear facing Fig 1 Straps should be in nearest slot at...

Page 36: ...ard Fig 2 2 From back of restraint remove shoulder straps from metal harness yoke Fig 3 3 From front of restraint pull shoulder straps out and re thread them through the correct height harness slots F...

Page 37: ...sharply back towards child Fig C move buckle to a rear buckle location See below For children over 30 lbs Always use forward most buckle location Installing harness buckle 1 Locate correct harness buc...

Page 38: ...strap down 2 inches into rear facing belt path tunnel 4 Position metal buckle strap retainer so that it is vertical Fig 2 5 Guide buckle strap and metal retainer upward and rotate it slightly to fit t...

Page 39: ...your vehicle and its operation consult vehicle owner s manual or contact vehicle manufacturer 1 Remove locking clip from storage location on restraint back 2 Begin restraint installation as per instru...

Page 40: ...restraint bottom Fig 1 A 3 Unhook fasteners securing cover to front of restraint Fig 1 B 4 Carefully remove upper portion of cover from restraint taking care not to damage the white EPS foam panels an...

Page 41: ...r inward position Fig 1A 1A 1B Cup Holder Cup holders can be purchased as added accessories and attached to either expandable side Fig 3 Each side has slots for two cup holders Figs 3A 3B Adjust side...

Page 42: ...ng SuperLATCH Connector 1 Press red button to set connector to open position for use Fig 2 2 Attach connector to vehicle anchor audible click confirms attachment see pages 14 and 20 for complete instr...

Page 43: ...crews and remove access panels Fig 1 3 Remove old harness straps from seat 4 Insert new harness strap through slot in metal frame Fig 2 pull strap until metal end is inside the cavity Fig 3 5 Fasten a...

Page 44: ...hat could prevent safe functioning Do NOT oil or lubricate any part of the restraint Cleaning and Maintenance 1 Do NOT use restraint if there is any appearance of rust on any metal surface Remove debr...

Page 45: ...o remove excess water Towel dry Do NOT use solvents or abrasive cleaners 1 Cleaning harness buckle If child eats or drinks in restraint periodically clean harness buckle to insure proper functioning 1...

Page 46: ...s adjuster should spring back immediately Use a soft bristle brush to remove loose debris or clean more thoroughly if necessary Clean with damp cloth only wet cloth with warm water and wring cloth tho...

Page 47: ...47 Warranty Information The manufacturer of this child restraint warrants this product only to the original retail purchaser Visit us diono com for complete warranty information and details...

Page 48: ...ter Product Rainier Convertible Booster Model 30300 Mfg by Diono LLC 418 Valley Avenue NW Suite 100 Puyallup WA 98371 Customer Service Tel 1 855 463 4666 Email dionoUSA diono com us diono com Visit us...