Fisher-Price Safe Voyage EF20B, User Manual

Page 1: ...EF20B www fisher price com SafeVoyage Deluxe Convertible Car Seat...

Page 2: ...push the child s body into an unnatural position Secure the top anchorage strap tether provided with this child restraint Secure this child restraint with the vehicle s child restraint anchorage syst...

Page 3: ...in summer clothes Cover the restraint when the vehicle is parked in direct sunlight Parts of the child restraint could become hot enough to burn the child Store the child restraint in a safe place whe...

Page 4: ...lip under cover 7 Harness Adjuster Lever under flap 8 Harness Adjuster Strap 9 Rear Facing Vehicle Belt Path 10 Forward Facing Vehicle Belt Path 11 Lower Hook 12 Lower Adjuster 13 Lower Hook Strap 14...

Page 5: ...en the lap section of the harness 6 Slowly pull the adjuster strap to tighten the harness around the child Fig 7 IMPORTANT Harness should have a snug but comfortable fit around the child 7 Position th...

Page 6: ...right Position Use the forward facing upright position with children weighing between 20 pounds 9 kg and 55 pounds 25 kg Fig 1 1 To adjust the restraint to the upright position turn the restraint upsi...

Page 7: ...ness lift the harness adjuster lever and pull the harness straps forward Fig 1 2 At the back of the restraint unhook the harness straps from the yoke Fig 2 3 Pull straps through the shell and cover 4...

Page 8: ...a belt 14 Vehicle Safety Belts 15 Vehicle Seating Positions warning Forward facing vehicle seats must be used with this child restraint Side facing or rear facing seats cannot be used Do not place a...

Page 9: ...to confirm attachment to lower anchor 1 Rear Facing Installation Rear Facing Installation 17 6 Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat and pull the lower hook strap tight Fig 5 7 Verify that...

Page 10: ...e sure it is securely buckled 1 Rear Facing Installation Rear Facing Installation 19 4 Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat while removing slack from the vehicle lap shoulder belt Fig 4 5 V...

Page 11: ...g 5 7 1 2 Rear Facing Installation 21 4 Push restraint firmly into the vehicle seat while remov ing slack from the vehicle lap shoulder belt Fig 4 5 Hold the lap and shoulder belts together behind the...

Page 12: ...3 1 2 Rear Facing Installation 23 4 Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat while removing slack from the vehicle lap belt Fig 4 5 Verify that all connections are secure and the restraint is...

Page 13: ...r hook to confirm attachment to lower anchor 4 Verify that the lower hook strap is not twisted then attach the right lower hook to right lower anchor in desired seating position Pull on lower hook to...

Page 14: ...inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 1 3 2 27 Forward Facing Installation 1 Non Locking ELR Lap Shoulder Belt Installation Using a Locking Cl...

Page 15: ...onnections are secure and the restraint is stable A secure restraint should allow no more than 1 inch of side to side or forward movement at the belt path see Check Buckle Position on page 30 3 1 2 28...

Page 16: ...Most airlines in the U S and Canada will allow the use of a child restraint if it is labeled as an approved child restraint for airline use and fits properly on the plane Contact the airline about the...

Page 17: ...vehicle without advice from the vehicle manufacturer Do not hook the tether to a vehicle seat mechanism The back angle of the child restraint should be approximately 45 when properly installed in the...

Page 18: ...not take apart or attempt to take apart the harness It is unnecessary and dangerous to do so Never remove the buckle tongues from the harness They cannot be reattached after removal 35 Cleaning the C...

Page 19: ...kle away from restraint until tight then verify that the strap is not twisted and the release button is facing outward 4 Make sure the buckle retainer lies flat against the restraint shell A B C D 37...

Page 20: ...e use of third party covers inserts toys accessories or tightening devices is not approved by the manufacturer Their use could cause this restraint to fail Federal Safety Standards or perform worse in...