User manual CYBEX SOLUTION X2

[. . . ] We assure you that in the process of developing the CYBEX Solution X2 we focused on safety, comfort and user friendliness. The product is manufactured under a special quality surveillance and complies with the strictest safety requirements. Please always store the instruction manual in the drawer so it is at hand in case you would like to look something up. Then insert the drawer all the way in the provided opening in the seat. [. . . ] The backrest of the Solution X2 should rest flat against the upright part of the car seat. Pushing the booster rearwards the seat should be tightly pressed against the seat. If this is not possible due to the drawer, e. In cars with a special seat configuration (1) the drawer should be removed (2). For children with a body weight above 22kg (ECE- group III) the Solution X2 should always be used without drawer. When using the Solution X2 without the drawer, please store the instruction manual on the rear side of the backrest under the elastic cover. FASTEN THE SEATBELT OF YOUR CHILD Put your child in the child seat. Pull out the three-point belt and lead it in front of your child to the belt buckle. Put the belt guide (m) into the belt buckle (l). If you hear a clicking sound it is securely locked. Put the lap belt (n) in the bottom belt guides (k) of the child seat. Now pull the lap belt (n) tight by pulling the diagonal belt (f) until there is no slack. The tighter the belt the better it can protect from injuries. The diagonal belt and lap belt should both be inserted in the bottom belt guide at the side of the belt buckle. The belt buckle of the car seat (l) must under no circumstances reach into the bottom belt guide (k). If the belt strap is too long, the child seat is not suitable for this vehicle. The lap belt (n) should be placed in the bottom belt guides(k) on both sides of the seat (d). Teach your child from the beginning to always pay attention to a tight belt and that it should pull the belt tight by itself if necessary. The lap belt must, on both sides, run as low across the groin of your child as possible in order to take optimal effect in case of an accident. Now lead the diagonal belt (f) through the upper red belt guide (g) in the shoulder rest (e) until it is inside the belt guide. Please make sure that the diagonal belt (f) runs between the outer edge of the shoulder and your child`s neck. If necessary, adjust the running of the belt by adjusting the height of the headrest. [. . . ] If you notice any changes, you need to dispose of the child seat or it must be examined by the manufacturer and replaced if necessary. ­ Changes to the fabric, in particular the fading of colour, are normal after yearlong use in a car and do not constitute a fault. DISPOSAL At the end of the durability of the child seat, you must dispose it properly. Waste disposal regulations may vary regionally. [. . . ]