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A. Push the harness adjustment button 

under the seat flap. Pull the shoulder
straps out to loosen the harness  .

B. From behind seat, pull the metal 

junction plate down behind the owner’s 
manual pocket and remove the ends of 
the two shoulder straps from the metal 
junction plate  . 

C. From front, pull straps through the 

harness slots and then reinsert them 
through the appropriate slots. Both 
harness straps must be through the 
same set of slots in the seat and pad.

D. From behind seat, push both shoulder 

straps 

UNDER

owner’s manual pocket 

and out the bottom  .

E. Depending on the size of your child, you 

may need to adjust the harness straps or 
waist straps as shown on pages 23-24. 
Reassemble the strap ends onto the metal 
junction plate  . You will be able to use 
various combinations of shoulder strap 
loops and waist strap loops to get a snug 
fit for your child.

5.

SAFETY CHECK:

a) 

CHECK

that straps are not twisted in front or back;

b) 

CHECK

that straps are secure by pulling on harness 

straps from the front of the seat.

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Metal junction

plate

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Shoulder Straps for a SMALLER Baby:

Use the lower harness slots 

(if they are even with or just below

your child’s shoulders) and the upper strap loops  . The ends of the
straps must hang in front of the metal junction plate as shown in  ,
not as shown in  .

CHECK

that the loops are completely 

within junction plate slots  .

CHECK

that straps are secure by pulling 

on them.

Shoulder Straps for a LARGER Baby:

Use middle or upper harness slots 

and the end strap loops  .

CHECK

that the loops

are completely within
junction plate slots  .

CHECK

that straps 

are secure by pulling 
on them.

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To Shorten Waist Straps for a SMALLER Baby:

The length of the waist strap can be shortened 
further by pushing aside the small tab that holds the
anchor clips in place and pull the anchor clips out of
their indentations 

.Move the anchor clip to the

second loop in the strap  . 

CHECK

that anchor

clips are threaded properly. The ends of the straps must be inserted
under the storage tabs as shown in  . Snap anchor clip into the
seat indentations. Repeat on other side.

CHECK

that straps are secure by pulling on them from the front of

the seat.

To Lengthen Waist Straps for a LARGER Baby:

Remove the anchor clip from the seat  . Move the anchor clip to the
end of the strap. 

CHECK

that the anchor clips are threaded properly

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. Snap anchor clips

back into seat as
shown in 

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. Repeat

on other side.

CHECK

that straps are

secure by pulling on
them from the front of the seat.

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5.2 Securing Child in Infant Restraint

Failure to properly secure your child in the infant restraint/carrier
increases the risk of serious injury or death from suffocation or
falls, or in the event of a sudden stop or crash. Even when 
used only as a carrier, make sure the harness straps are 
properly secured.

1.  Move infant restraint handle to sitting position (see page 16).

2. Open harness clip by 

squeezing both sides and
unbuckle as shown  .

3.  Place your child in the infant

restraint as shown in  , 

not

. Place the harness straps

around your child.

4.  Insert the two buckle tongues into the harness buckle on the crotch

strap. 

Make sure that you hear each tongue click into the buckle.

DO NOT use the infant restraint if the buckle tongues do not
latch in place. Call Graco at 1-800-345-4109.

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Summary of Contents for Safe seat

Page 1: ...all the Infant Restraint Base 33 40 7 1 Installing the Infant Restraint Without Base Using Vehicle Belt 33 7 2 Installing the Infant Restraint and Base Using Vehicle Belt 34 7 3 Using LATCH to Install...

Page 2: ...ice Department with any questions you may have concerning parts use or main tenance When you contact us please have your product s model number and manufactured in date ready so that we may help you e...

Page 3: ...s before putting your child in the infant restraint THIS INFANT RESTRAINT CONFORMS to all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and is certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft USE...

Page 4: ...Safety Standards have defined a new system for installing car seats in vehicles The system is called LATCH LATCH may be used IN PLACE of vehicle belt ONLY if vehicle is equipped with LATCH anchor poin...

Page 5: ...flat and snug against your child s shoulders gracobaby com gracobaby com 18 gracobaby com 19 4 5 ColdWeather Boot on certain models styles vary Some models come with a cold weather boot To use wrap el...

Page 6: ...hat straps are secure by pulling on them 22 gracobaby com gracobaby com To Shorten Waist Straps for a SMALLER Baby The length of the waist strap can be shortened further by pushing aside the small tab...

Page 7: ...cation that has a front air bag See 3 1 Warnings for Use as Infant Restraint page 8 27 6 2 Vehicle Seat Belt Requirements The VEHICLE seat must face forward DO NOT use infant restraint on vehicle seat...

Page 8: ...he infant restraint and pulling hard on the shoulder belt 2 While pushing down on infant restraint pinch the two straps together behind the buckle tongue Unbuckle the belt without allowing it to slip...

Page 9: ...infant restraint and pull and tighten the vehicle belt 5 Test infant restraint for secure installation as described in infant restraint Final Safety Check page 40 When using the base to install the i...

Page 10: ...blue the infant restraint is properly leveled If any orange is showing in the level indicator adjust the recline For your child s safety it is important that your infant restraint base be properly re...

Page 11: ...he harness straps and push straps through seat slots Once seat pad has been removed put anchor clips back on the harness straps so they do not get misplaced Carefully remove the seat pad Machine wash...

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