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23 4 © 1999 Graco 760-1 1-99 Failure to follow these warnings and the assembly instructions could result in serious injury or death. Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use seat belt. Be cert ain the stroller is fully erected and latched before allowing your child near the stroller .
23 4 © 1999 Graco 760-1 1-99 Failure to follow these warnings and the assembly instructions could result in serious injury or death. Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use seat belt. Be cert ain the stroller is fully erected and latched before allowing your child near the stroller .
5 760-1 1-99 6 8 7 * On cert ain models T o Assemble Front Wheels * Place p arts in order on front axle as shown. Push red ret ainer onto axle BEFORE attaching white cap.
5 760-1 1-99 6 8 7 * On cert ain models T o Assemble Front Wheels * Place p arts in order on front axle as shown. Push red ret ainer onto axle BEFORE attaching white cap.
9 760-1 1-99 10 1 1 12 T o Secure Y our Child Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use seat belt. Y our stroller may have a single button buckle, double button buckle, or two-buckle seat belt. Follow the appropriate instructions below .
9 760-1 1-99 10 1 1 12 T o Secure Y our Child Avoid serious injury from falling or sliding out. Always use seat belt. Y our stroller may have a single button buckle, double button buckle, or two-buckle seat belt. Follow the appropriate instructions below .
13 760-1 1-99 14 15 16 T o prevent a hazardous condition, do not place more than 2 lbs (0.9 kg) in the storage pocket. A storage pocket is located behind the seat back. T o Use S torage Pocket * S torage pocket HELPFUL HINTS IF WHEEL SQUEAKS, use a light oil (e.
13 760-1 1-99 14 15 16 T o prevent a hazardous condition, do not place more than 2 lbs (0.9 kg) in the storage pocket. A storage pocket is located behind the seat back. T o Use S torage Pocket * S torage pocket HELPFUL HINTS IF WHEEL SQUEAKS, use a light oil (e.
Infant Safety Seat/Carrier OWNER'S MANUAL Even if using this seat seems easy to figure out on your own, it is very important to read this manual. Y our child’s safety depends on you installing and using this seat correctly . READ THIS MANUAL! Return this manual to the storage pocket on the back of the safety seat for quick reference.
T able of Contents 1. W arnings to Parents and Other Users 2. Registering Y our Safety Seat 3. Important Safety Information 3.1 About Y our Child 3.2 About Using this Safety Seat in Y our V ehicle 3.3 A W arning About Air Bags 3.4 When the Safety Seat is Not Occupied 3.
3 5. Adjusting the Features and Components of the Safety Seat 5.1 Features and Components: 3-Point Harness 5.2 Features and Components: 5-Point Harness 5.3 Removing and Attaching the Safety Seat Base 5.4 Adjusting the Handle 5.5 Attaching the Canopy 6.
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5 1. W arnings to Par ents and Other Users DO NOT install or use this safety seat until you read and understand the instructions in this manual and in your vehicle owner’s manual. DO NOT let others install or use the safety seat unless they understand how to use it.
2. Registering Y our Safety Seat Model No. Serial No. Purchase Date Dear Customer , Please fill in the above information. The model and serial numbers can be found on a label underneath your safety seat. Fill out the prepaid registration postcard attached to the seat pad and mail it today .
3. Important Safety Information No safety seat can guarantee protection from injury . However, proper use of this safety seat reduces the risk of serious injury or death to your child. 3.1 About Y our Child THIS SAFETY SEA T IS DESIGNED for use only by children who weigh 20 lbs.
3.2 About Using this Safety Seat in Y our V ehicle YOUR CHILD CAN BE INJURED in a vehicle even if you are not in a crash. Common events such as sudden braking and sharp turns can injure your child if the safety seat is not properly installed or if your child is not properly secured in the safety seat.
3.3 A W arning About Air Bags NEVER PLACE THIS SAFETY SEA T IN A VEHICLE SEA TING LOCA TION THA T HAS AN AIR BAG. If an air bag inflates, it can hit the safety seat with great force and cause serious injury or death to your child. Refer to your vehicle owner’s manual for information about air bags and child safety seat installation.
3.5 About the Life and Condition of this Safety Seat REPLACE THE SAFETY SEAT AND BASE after an accident of any kind. An accident can cause damage to the safety seat and base that you cannot see. EVEN IF THE SAFETY SEA T AND BASE are not involved in an accident, stop using both and throw them away six years after the date of manufacture.
3.6 W arnings About Using the Safety Seat as a Carrier F ALL HAZARD: Child’s movements can slide carrier . Never place carrier near edges of counter tops, tables or other high surfaces. Always stay within arms reach whenever carrier is not on floor/ground.
NEVER PLACE carrier in the top of a shopping cart. Strings and cords can cause strangulation. Keep strings and cords away from child: DO NOT place carrier near a window where cords from blinds or drapes can strangle a child. DO NOT hang strings on or over the carrier .
4. Selecting a Suitable Location for the Safety Seat 4.1 Consider These Basic Recommendations According to accident statistics, children are safer when properly restrained in rear vehicle seating positions, rather than front seating positions. Some seating positions in your vehicle may not be safe locations for this safety seat.
W e recommend that, whenever possible, you secure the safety seat in the center position of the seat directly behind the front seats Ê . W e also recommend that an adult ride in the rear seat to watch the child.
THE VEHICLE SEA T MUST F ACE FOR W ARD. DO NOT place safety seat in a rear-facing vehicle seat Ì or a side-facing vehicle seat Í . ONL Y use this safety seat on vehicle seats with seat backs that lock in an upright position. Do not use seats that can fold down without having to release a lock or latch of some kind.
4.3 Be Sure Y our V ehicle Seat Belt is Safe to Use The vehicle seat belt must be designed to hold the safety seat tightly at ALL times. There are a variety of seat belt systems that are NOT safe for use with the safety seat because they will not hold the safety seat tightly at all times.
A. Seat Belt Systems that are NOT Safe for Use with the Safety Seat DO NOT use the following types of vehicle belt systems with your safety seat. They will not hold the safety seat securely in place. The metal locking clip provided with this product will NOT make any of these seat belts safe.
DO NOT use a seat belt that is attached to the door in any way Ê . This type of belt is designed to open with the door and automatically surround the passen- ger when the door is closed. This seat belt will NOT safely restrain the safety seat. DO NOT use a seat belt that is anchored forward of the seat crease Ë .
19 B. Seat Belt Systems that are Suitable for Use with the Safety Seat The following vehicle belt systems can be used with your safety seat, IF the seat location meets all other requirements of these instructions AND THOSE IN YOUR VEHICLE OWNER’S MANUAL.
Lap/shoulder combination belt with a locking latchplate Ê . Once it is buckled, this type of belt has a latchplate that will not allow the lap portion of the belt to loosen. This seat belt does not require a locking clip. Lap/shoulder combination belt with a latchplate that can slide freely along the belt Ë .
5. Adjusting the Featur es and Components of the Safety Seat Each model of the safety seat comes with different harness and base options. Please follow the instructions that are appr opriate for the model you have pur chased. Y our seat will have either a 3-point or a 5-point harness.
5.1 Features and Components: 3-Point Harness Handle Harness slots V ehicle belt hook Handle adjustment button Harness clip Harness buckle Harness straps Front V iew: 3-Point Harness 22.
Canopy Harness slot Release handle Attachment latch Level indicator Owner’s manual pocket Locking clip Harness anchor buckle Mounting notch Harness tightener Rear V iew: 3-Point Harness 23.
5.2 Features and Components: 5-Point Harness Handle Harness slots V ehicle belt hook Handle adjustment button Harness clip Harness adjustment strap Harness buckle Front V iew: 5-Point Harness Harness .
Canopy Harness slot Release handle Attachment latch Level indicator Owner’s manual pocket Harness adjustment strap Mounting notch Metal junction plate Rear V iew: 5-Point Harness Locking clip W aist.
V ehicle belt path Non-adjustable Base The level indicator is attached to the side of the safety seat, and indicates whether or not the safety seat is properly reclined. The locking clip is stored on the back of the safety seat. Y ou will need to use it with certain types of vehicle seat belts.
5.3 Removing and Attaching the Safety Seat Base 1. Squeeze base release handle at back of the safety seat to release the attachment latch. Lift safety seat from base as shown Ê . 2. T o reattach seat, push it down until the safety seat clicks into base.
3. Release buttons and rotate handle until it clicks into desired position and both handle adjustment buttons pop out Ê . 4. Push on the handle to be sure it is locked firmly in position . 5.5 Attaching the Canopy The fabric canopy comes disassembled with four identical plastic supports.
2. Slide straight end of another support into the straight end of the support which has been pushed through the canopy Ì . 3. Using remaining supports, repeat steps 1 and 2 for the other canopy tunnel.
6. Inserting the Harness Straps in the Pr oper Slots The harness straps must go into the harness slots that are even with or just below your child’s shoulders. T o properly adjust the harness to your child: 1. Remove safety seat from base and rotate handle down into the sitting position (page 27).
2. Place your child in the safety seat so your child’s bottom rests against the back of the safety seat. See diagram 2 on page 38. Determine which pair of harness slots are even with or just below your child’s shoulders Ê . DO NOT use the upper harness slots if they are above your child’s shoulders.
Models with 3-Point Harness 1. From the back of the safety seat, push a corner of the harness anchor buckle back into its harness slot. From the front of the safety seat, use the harness strap to pull the buckle through the slot Ê . 2. Insert the harness anchor buckle all the way through the appropriate slot as determined in step 2 on page 31 Ë .
4. Insert the harness strap through the appropriate slot. Thread the harness strap through the tightener exactly as shown in the picture Ì . 5. Inspect the harness straps from the front and back of the safety seat to be sure they are not twisted.
Models with 5-Point Harness 1. Locate the harness adjustment button under the seat flap. Depress the harness adjustment button and pull the shoulder straps out to loosen the harness Ê . 2. Behind the seat, pull the adjustment strap down until the metal junction plate is below the owner’s manual pocket.
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 Ì . The ends of the straps must hang in fr ont of the metal plate as shown in Ì , not in Í .
36 For a larger baby: Use the upper harness slots and the end strap loops Ê . Check that the loops are completely within the junction plate slots and pull on the straps to be sure the straps are secure. 4. Inspect the harness straps from the front and back of the safety seat to be sure they are not twisted.
7. Securing Y our Child in the Safety Seat/Carrier 1. Make sure that the harness straps are in the proper slots for your child according to section 6, “Inserting the Harness Straps in the Proper Slots” (page 30). 2. Make sure that your child is dressed in clothing which: a.
3. Move the safety seat handle to the sitting position (see page 27) and remove the strap from the harness clip as shown Ê . Unbuckle the harness and drape the harness straps over the back or sides of the safety seat. 4. Place your child in the safety seat so that the child’s bottom rests against the back of the safety seat Ë .
Models with 3-Point Harness 6. Buckle the harness to the latch between your child’s legs. Make sur e that you hear a “click.” If the harness straps are not buckled, the safety seat provides NO protection for your child. DO NOT use the safety seat if the harness does not latch in place.
Models with 5-Point Harness 6. Insert the two buckle tongues into the harness buckle on the crotch strap. Make sure that you hear each tongue click into the buckle. If the harness straps are not buckled, the safety seat provides NO protection for your child.
Models with Either Harness Style 11 . Some infants may need extra support to keep their head and body in a comfort- able position. Y our model may include a head support cushion. T o use the cushion, unsnap the sides and resnap them with the harness straps threaded through the slots in the cushion Í .
8. Securing the Safety Seat/Base in Y our V ehicle There are many kinds of vehicles, seat belts, and occupant protection systems. As a result, it is not possible for this manual to tell you everything you need to know about putting this safety seat in your vehicle.
Preparation and Initial Safety Checks 1. Make sure vehicle is on level ground so that the level indicator , which is attached to the safety seat, can be used to properly recline the safety seat Ê .
Positioning and Securing the Safety Seat/Base 6. Remove safety seat from base, regardless of whether or not you plan on using the base. Squeeze the base release handle at the back of the safety seat and lift the safety seat from the base.
8. Thread the seat belt: a. If you are using the base, follow diagram Ì . b. If you are not using the base, follow diagram Í . 9. Buckle the seat belt. Make sure the buckle tongue goes into the correct buckle, and not the adjacent one Î . The seat belt should not be twisted or turned.
10. Now the vehicle seat belt must be tightened. When tightening the seat belt over the safety seat, make sure there is no slack on either side of the safety seat or between the vehicle belt hooks on the safety seat. When tightening the seat belt through the base, make sure there is no slack on either side of the base or along the base belt path.
11 . T ightening a lap-only belt: An automatically adjusted lap belt Ë is tightened by feeding the seat belt back into its retractor while pushing down hard on the safety seat or base.
belt because of the upright angle at which you must pull. Y ou may have to unbuckle the seat belt, estimate a seat belt length that will make the seat belt very tight, then buckle it again.
d. Connect the lap belt to the shoulder belt by placing the locking clip on the belts about ½ inch from the latchplate as shown Ë and Ì . e. Re-buckle the belt and pull hard on the lap belt to be sure it does not move. f. Repeat this procedure if the lap belt is loose or lengthens when pulled.
Properly Reclining the Safety Seat/Base For your child’s safety , it is important that your safety seat/base be properly reclined. Attached to the side of your safety seat is a level indicator to help properly recline the safety seat/base on the vehicle seat.
Adjustable Base: 14. Make sure the safety seat/base is not tilted sideways on the vehicle seat. Check the level indicator . Y ou must look straight on at the indicator .
Non-adjustable Base: 14. Make sure the safety seat/base is not tilted sideways on the vehicle seat. Check the level indicator . Y ou must look straight on at the indicator .
W ithout Base: 14. Make sure the safety seat is not tilted sideways on the vehicle seat. Check the level indicator . Y ou must look straight on at the indicator . If the indicator shows ONL Y blue, the safety seat is properly leveled. If any orange is showing in the level indicator , the safety seat is either too upright or too reclined.
Final Safety Checks 15. If your child is already in the safety seat because you have been using it as a carrier , make sure child is secured with the harness according to section 7, “Securing Y our Child in the Safety Seat/Carrier” (page 37).
If you find that your safety seat moves or your vehicle seat belt slips or becomes loose, make sure you have followed steps 1-15 correctly , or see section 4, “Selecting a Suitable Location for the Safety Seat” (page 13). DO NOT USE THIS SEA TING LOCA TION IF THE SEA T BEL T DOES NOT HOLD THE SAFETY SEA T TIGHTL Y .
10. Using the Safety Seat with a Graco ® Str oller This safety seat can be used with certain models of Graco ® LiteRider strollers. Refer to your LiteRider instruction sheet for details about how to attach the safety seat to your stroller .
Models with 3-Point Harness T o wash the safety seat pad: 1. From the back of the safety seat, loosen and remove the harness strap from the harness tightener . From the front of the safety seat, pull the harness strap through the slot. 2. From the back of the safety seat, push a corner of the harness anchor buckle back into its harness slot Ê .
Models with 5-Point Harness T o wash the safety seat pad: 1. Detach the harness shoulder straps from the junction plate by following the instructions on page 34. 2. Below the owner’s manual pocket, to the left and right, are small anchor buckles attached to the waist straps of the harness.
4. Carefully remove the seat pad. DO NOT USE SAFETY SEA T without the seat pad. 5. Machine wash on delicate cycle and drip-dry . DO NOT USE BLEACH. 6. Fit pad into position, then reverse the process above to properly reinstall the harness system. Y ou must: a.
12. Replacement Parts Ordering Safety Seat Parts Complete the form that follows. Y our safety seat model and serial numbers MUST be included on the form to ensure proper replacement parts. The numbers can be found on a sticker on the underside of your safety seat.
Model No. Serial No. (Both numbers required) SHIP TO: Name Address City , State, Zip ( ) T elephone Charge to credit card: V isa MasterCard Discover Account #: Expiration date: Signature: Seat pad Canopy Canopy bow 3-point harness 5-point harness Harness clip Locking clip Head support Adjustable base Subtotal: Shipping & handling*: $5.
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