Bebe Confort Compact safety carrycot - Manual (Page 39)

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WARNING:
• Do not leave the child unattended.
WARNING:
• Do not let other children play unattended
near the carry cot.
WARNING:
• Do not use if any part is broken, torn or
missing. Use only spare parts supplied or
approved by the manufacturer. Using other
accessories could be dangerous. It is advisable
to regularly check the handles and the base of
the basket to detect any possible signs of
damage or wear.
WARNING:
• Do not add any additionnal matress other
than the one provided.
WARNING:
• Never use the carry cot on a stand.
• Always use the harness provided with the item.
• Ensure that all the locking devices are
engaged before use.
• Stand only on a firm, dry, flat and horizontal
surface.
• This product is not suitable for running or
skating or any other sport activities.
• Ensure that the pram body attachement
devices is correctly engaged before use.
• To avoid the risk of suffocation, keep the
plastic bags in which this product is wrapped
out of reach of babies and young children.
• Be aware of the risk of open fire and other
source of strong heat, such as electric bar fires,
gas fires, etc., in the near vicinity of carry cot.
1. Approved for group à 0 (up to 10 kg or
approx 10 months).
2. Use of the car safety kit is obligatory to
provide the car cot function of the carrycot.
3. This car safety kit may only be used with the
carrier for which it is intended.
4. For optimum safety of your baby in the event
of lateral impact in a car cot, it is important not
to position the child’s head on the door side.
5 . The carrier may only be fitted on the back seat of
cars which are fitted with 2 or 3 point safety belts,
whether they are the inertia reel type or not, which
comply with regulation no. R16/ECE/EEG.
6. The carrycot is fitted to the rear seat of the
vehicle at a right angle to the road, and
solidly fixed to the seat.
7. Firmly tighten the carrycot against the seat of
the vehicule. Please check that the belt is well
tightened before driving.
8. Put the front seats as far forward as they will
go so that the child does not come into
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