Fisher-Price EF20B - Manual (Page 11)

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Rear-Facing Installation
Non-Locking ELR Lap-Shoulder Belt
Installation Using a Locking Clip
Figure1illustratesatypicalrear-facinginstallation
usingthevehicle’snon-lockinglap-shoulderbelt
andalockingclip.
IMPORTANT!When installing the restraint with vehicle
belts, store the lower hooks in storage slots under cover
(see page 16, Fig. 2).
1.. .Remove.the.locking.clip.from.the.user.guide.
storage.bag..With.the.restraint.in.the.reclined.
position,.place.it.rear-facing.in.the.vehicle.seat..Lift.up.
the.seat.cover.to.expose.the.rear-facing.belt.path.
2.. .Pull.to.fully.extend.vehicle.lap-shoulder.belt..With.
shoulder.and.lap.portion.of.vehicle.seat.belt.together,.
route.through.the.rear-facing.belt.slot,.behind.the.buckle.
strap.and.through.the.other.rear-facing.slot.
(Fig. 2)..
3.....Verify.that.the.vehicle.belt.is.not.twisted,.then.buckle.
(Fig. 3)...Pull.on.the.vehicle.belt.to.make.sure.it.is.
securely.buckled.
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Do not install this restraint using a
non-locking ELR vehicle belt unless a
locking clip is used.
warning
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7
1/2“
Rear-Facing Installation
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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.
latch.plate.and.unbuckle. (Fig. 5)...
6.. .Thread.the.locking.clip.onto.both.belts. (Fig. 6),.
placing.it.within.1/2.inch.of.the.latch.plate. (Fig. 7)..
7.. .Buckle.the.belt.again...The.belt.should.be.tight.around.
the.restraint..If.not,.remove.the.locking.clip.and.repeat.
Steps.2–7.
8....Verify.that.all.connections.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).
 IMPORTANT!When correctly reclined, the red
line on the shell will be level with the ground and
the back angle of the child restraint should be
approximately 45°. If there is a problem achieving
the back angle, place a rolled towel under the front
of the base to help level the restraint
(see page 19,
Fig. 5).
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Only raise base as described above. Do
not raise the base off of the front edge
of vehicle seat; doing so will reduce the
protection for your child.
warning
Always use in reclined position in rear-
facing mode. See page 10.
warning