Installation in Aircraft
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Installation Without Base
Lap Belt Installation
• Figure A illustrates a typical rear facing lap
belt installation of restraint only.
WARNING: Do not install this restraint using
a non-locking ELR vehicle belt, unless a
belt shortening clip is used. Refer to the
vehicle owner's manual for instructions
on correct use of vehicle belts with child
restraints.
1 Place the restraint rear facing on the
vehicle seat.
2 Push cover back to expose belt guides
(Fig. B).
3 Pull to fully extend vehicle belt.
4 Route vehicle belt under both belt guides.
5 Verify that the vehicle belt is not twisted,
then buckle.
• When correctly reclined, the red line on
restraint will be level with the ground.
• If there is a problem stabilizing the restraint, place a rolled towel in the crease of
the vehicle seat to help level the restraint.
WARNING: Only raise restraint as described above. Do not raise the
restraint off of the front edge of vehicle seat; doing so will reduce
the protection for your child.
6 Push the restraint firmly into the vehicle seat while removing slack
from the vehicle belt.
7 Adjust handle to In-Vehicle position.
8 Verify that vehicle belt is tight and that the restraint is stable.
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A
This child restraint is certified for use in
aircraft. Most airlines in the U.S. and
Canada will allow the use of a child
restraint, if it is labeled as an approved
child restraint for airline use and fits
properly on the plane. Contact the airline
about their policy prior to traveling.
•
Place the restraint next to a window
to avoid blocking the aisle.
•
If the aircraft lap belt is too short, ask the flight attendant for
a Belt Extender.
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1 Place the restraint, without base, rear facing on the aircraft seat.
2 Push cover back to expose belt guides.
3 Fully extend aircraft lap belt.
4 Route aircraft belt under each belt guide.
5 Verify that the seat belt is not twisted, then buckle.
6 Push the restraint firmly into the seat while removing slack from the
seat belt.
7 Verify that vehicle belt is tight and that the restraint is stable.
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