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WARNINGS
• IMPORTANT: Carefully read and make sure you understand all the instructions
in this manual and in the vehicle manufacturer’s manual related to child safety
seats. Install and use the child safety seat as described in the instruction
manual. If the seat is installed incorrectly, this could result in serious injury or
even death for the child. Keep the instructions together with the child restraint
system for future reference.
• IMPORTANT: Due to potential medical issues related to low birth weight or
premature infants, before leaving the hospital and using the child restraint
system, always check with a doctor or healthcare professional whether the
safety seat is suitable to use in these cases.
• NEVER alter or attempt to alter the child safety seat in any way.
• NEVER take apart or attempt to take apart this child safety seat except as
instructed in this manual.
• NEVER use the safety seat if any of the parts are missing or damaged.
• NEVER use the harness straps or vehicle seat belts if they are damaged or
frayed.
• NEVER use the safety seat without the cover.
• NEVER replace the safety seat cover or harness with any other ones that have
not been recommended for this type of safety seat as they are integral to the
performance of the safety seat.
• NEVER use the child restraint system with any other base except the one
approved by the manufacturer.
• NEVER use the safety seat if it has been involved in an accident. Accidents can
cause damage to safety seats that is not always visible.
• NEVER use a second-hand safety seat or a safety seat if you are not sure
where it has come from.
• ALWAYS check the tightness of the belts and the harness before each use.
• ALWAYS check that the harness straps and the vehicle seat belt are not twisted
before each use.
• NEVER leave the child in the safety seat if the harness straps are loose or
undone.
• NEVER leave the child in the safety seat for an extended period of time.
• NEVER use on vehicle seats that face the sides or rear of the vehicle. Only
use the safety seat on forward-facing vehicle seats. According to accident
statistics, children are safer when properly retrained on rear seats rather than
on front seats.
