Installation Of The Mettro Child Car Seat; Installation Of The Mettro Child Car Seat On Hub Base - APRAMO METTRO Manual Del Usuario

5) Once the ISOFIX connectors are fixed, press the ISOFIX extension
button (2) again while pushing the base towards the vehicle
seat backrest until the anti-rebound system (8) is in contact with the
backrest. Once this is achieved, stop pressing the ISOFIX extension
button (Fig. 4).
6) Press the support leg adjustment button (7) and then put the support
leg (6) in contact with the vehicle floor. Make sure the indicators on
the support leg turn from red to green (Fig. 5).
7) Then the base is correctly installed.
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INSTALLATION OF THE METTRO CHILD
CAR SEAT

3.1 Installation of the Mettro Child Car Seat on Hub Base

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/ ≤18 kg for your baby. This seat is safest when rearward-facing from
birth to 105 cm / ≤18 kg or from 76 to 105 cm / ≤18 kg forward-facing
(Fig. 8) . At Apramo, we recommend that your child is in rearward-
facing mode for as long as possible. To install the Mettro Child Car Seat
on the Hub Base, please follow the below steps.
1) To install the car seat on the Hub Base, make sure the base is
installed correctly as described in Part 2 of this manual.
2) To install the child car seat on the Hub Base, you can press the
rotation lever (5) and turn the rotation plate (3) of the base to the
position as shown in Fig.9. The seat release strap (4) must face
you. This will allow you to place the child in the child car seat more
comfortably.
3) Place the car seat on the Hub Base by matching the rods with the
base locking guides (11). Gently press down to fix the car seat to the
base until a "click" is clearly heard. Shake the seat slightly to confirm
that it is correctly fixed.
4) Once the car seat is correctly installed on the base, press the
rotation lever (5) and secure the child car seat in the rearward-
facing direction or forward-facing direction.
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Mettro Child Car Seat can be used from 40 to 105 cm
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WARNING! ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE SEAT RELEASE STRAP (4) IS
AT THE SAME SIDE AS THE CHILD-FACING DIRECTION.