Bebe Confort MiloFix - Manual (Page 39)

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A - Cover
B - Head support
C - 5 point Harness
D - Recline handle
E - Rear-facing/forward facing switching handles
F - ISOFIX connectors
G - Base
H - ISOFIX clips activation handle
I - TOP-TETHER rear-facing belt passage
J - Headrest adjustment
K - TOP-TETHER belt
L - Instruction leaflet compartment
M - Support pillow for new born child
N - Carrying
O - Shoulder pads
P - Belts hooks
Q - Harness adjuster
R - Top tether storage pocket
SAFETY
• All Bébé Confort products have been carefully
designed and tested for your baby’s safety and
comfort. Use only accessories sold or approved
by Bébé Confort. Using other accessories may
prove to be dangerous.
• Please read these instructions carefully and make
yourself familiar with the product before using it.
• Always keep the instructions for future
reference; there is a storage compartment
specifically provided on the child seat.
• During installation of MiloFix on your seat, use
the bar in the front of MiloFix in order to insert
your MiloFix at the maximum. Make an alternavie
movement on the left and on the right.
The Bébé Confort MiloFix car seat in the car:
• SEMI-UNIVERSAL ISOFIX SYSTEM in rearward
facing position (Gr0+ / 0-13 kg), class size C,D,E.
• Before using the ISOFIX anchorage system, you
must IMPERATIVELY read the instruction manual
of the vehicle, before installing your child car
seat. This manual will indicate the places
compatible with the class size of the car seat,
SEMI-UNIVERSAL, UNIVERSAL ISOFIX approved.
• UNIVERSAL ISOFIX SYSTEM in forward facing
position (Gr1 / 9-18 kg), class size B1.
Baby in the Bébé Confort MiloFix car seat:
• In the rear-facing position, the MiloFix car seat is
automatically placed in the maximum reclining
position, therefore, the angle of recline handle
cannot be used for safety reason.
• Never leave a child unsupervised.
• Never leave the child alone in the car.
• Even a gentle impact on a vehicle can turn a
child into a projectile.
• For your own safety and that of your child,
always put the child in the child car seat,
however short your journey may be.
• Ensure that the straps under the stomach lie as
low as possible, to properly support the pelvis.
• The temperature inside a vehicle may become
very high, particularly after a long period of
exposure to the sun. It is strongly recommended,
under such conditions, to cover the seat of the
car with a piece of material or something
equivalent to prevent the harness fixings, and in
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