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Figure A illustrates a typical rear-facing, lap-belt
installation.
When not in use, always store LATCH connectors in
storage slots. (See page 28).
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Lap-Belt Installation
Installation: Rear Facing
A
B
WARNING!
Do not install with non-locking (ELR),
2-point vehicle belt.
C
Fully recline restraint, then place it rear facing on
vehicle seat.
Lift cover and open rear-facing lock-off farthest
from where vehicle belt will be buckled.
Pull vehicle belt out, then pass it through farthest
rear-facing belt slot from where vehicle belt will
be buckled (fig. B).
The vehicle belt can be routed over or under restraint
cover.
Route vehicle belt across seat, behind buckle strap,
then through second rear-facing belt slot.
Verify vehicle belt is not twisted, then buckle (fig. C).
Push child restraint firmly into vehicle seat while
removing slack from vehicle belt.
Position vehicle belt through lock-off (fig. D),
tighten belt, close lock-off arm and replace cover.
Lock-off is properly closed when a click is heard.
To prevent breakage, never extend lock-off arm beyond
its natural open position and always keep lock-off closed
when not in use.
If your vehicle is equipped with an automatic locking retractor (ALR), use
of lock-offs is not required as long as ALR is activated. Check your vehicle’s
owner’s manual to determine type of retractor your vehicle has, and for proper
use of retractor.
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