User manual CONCORD 250BV

[. . . ] The 250BV is suitable for infants from birth up to 18 kg or for children up to the age of approx. The seat may be used on all seats in your car fitted with a three-point seat belt. On the basis of accident statistics, we recommend using the seat behind the passenger seat. The child car seat comprises three parts: seat shell (A), base unit (B) and reboard wedge (C). [. . . ] Then put the child into the seat shell so that its back rests against the backrest. Please check that both the shoulder and lap belts are tensioned equally. To take the child out, press the red "Press" button on the belt buckle of the harness system. Fit both belt parts together (see illustration) and push them into the belt buckle so that they engage with an audible "click". Adjusting the seat to the child's size / adjusting the head support and harness 4. Grasp the head support at the top and pull it forwards. You can then set it to the height that is right for your child. There are six possible different positions. When the child is strapped in, the shoulder belt should feed horizontally to the back or incline slightly upwards, see illustration (A). If the shoulder belt feeds downwards as shown in the illustration (B), then the belt must be repositioned and inserted through the next slot up. To adjust the shoulder belt positions, the seat shell must be removed from the base unit (see 1. When does the shortened belt system need to be returned to its lengthened setting?If, after releasing the child seat belt by means of the central adjuster, it does not pull forwards sufficiently to allow the belt system to be closed, then the belt system needs to be lengthened. Remove the seat shell from the base unit and lay the shell upside down on a clean surface. Release the elastic tapes on the cover and pull the cover back a little. Lever out the metal clasps secured on the side of the shell and push them back through their slots. Now press the metal clasps from the outside into the recess. The clip must engage with an audible "click". Releasing the belt tensioner on the base unit when installed facing the front: Pull the grey lever on the belt tensioner upwards with the thumb of your left hand until you can push the small grey button upwards (1) until there is no tension on the belt. Keep the grey button in this position (2), and at the same time press the lever down (3). To remove the cover, the seat shell must be removed from the base unit. Release the elastic tapes located on the back of the cover at the points marked in red in the illustration. [. . . ] Only if safety equipment is correctly installed and used can your child enjoy maximum safety. All straps in the child restraint system and all belts required for securing the seat in the car must be fitted tautly and without twists, and must be protected against damage. Protect those parts of the restraint system that are not covered in fabric from direct sunlight to avoid your child being burned. The child restraint system must not be damaged or trapped by moving parts in the car interior or by doors. [. . . ]