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INSTALLING THE BASE USING A LAP AND SHOULDER BELT
8. Press the Belt Tensioning Plate down with both hands where
indicated, until it locks into place. The orange Locking Lever will
rotate to the CLOSE position when the Plate is locked.
If Belt Tensioning Plate does not lock, try loosening the vehicle belt slightly.
9. Grab the Base at the Belt Guides and pull from side to side and
front to back to make sure it is installed correctly. The Base should
not move more than 1 inch (2.5 cm) in any direction.
If the Base moves too much, open the Belt Tensioning Plate and remove a little more
slack from the vehicle belt, close Plate and recheck. After this, if the Base still moves
too much, you may need to try a different vehicle seat location or installation method,
or both.
10. Squeeze the Adjustment Handle on the Load Leg and extend it until
the Foot makes firm contact with vehicle floor. Lock Leg into place
using the first hole that will firmly lock it against the vehicle floor.
It may be necessary to lift up slightly on the Base to allow the Foot to lock into the hole.
See page 27.
11. Check that the Recline Angle remained in the appropriate range for the child's
weight. If not, remove Base, adjust recline angle and reinstall. See page 28.
Make sure that vehicle belt buckle and hardware do not interfere with correct
installation of the Base, or with the connection of the Infant Carrier to the Base.
12. Put vehicle belt in LOCKED mode, see vehicle
Owner's Manual for more information.
In most vehicles, you can switch the shoulder belt retractor into locking mode by pulling out
shoulder belt all the way and then letting it rewind into the retractor. Pull on the belt to make
sure it is locking.
NEVER install this child restraint using a non-locking vehicle lap
shoulder belt. A locking clip must be used with a vehicle belt that
DOES NOT LOCK. Call the CYBEX Customer Care Department at
1.877.242.5676 to obtain a locking clip.
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Use the
FIRST hole
that will lock
the Load
Leg Foot
firmly against
vehicle floor
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