User manual CYBEX SIRONA

[. . . ] FoR maximum PRotection and BeSt comfoRt of youR child, it iS eSSential to Read and follow the entiRe inStRuction manual caRefully. Always keep the User Guide handy in the slot provide for it under the cover, on the back of the backrest. HOMOLOGATION CYBEX SIRONA: ECE R44/04, group 0+/1 / SEMI-UNIVERSAL Weight: up to 18 kg RECOMMENDED FOR: For vehicle seats with ISOFIX (class A, B, B1, C, D, E) WARNING!Do not use forward facing before the child’s weight exceeds 9kg. [. . . ] Out to the nearest door as far as possible. Into the seat press the locking pin (32) and at the same time push the L. Newborns and infants who are not yet able to sit up by themselves (up to around 1 year), should for orthopedic and safety reasons always be transported in the flatest recline position rearward facing. For safety reasons adjusting between sitting and reclining positions during travel is strictly prohibited!22 IT CYBEX SIRONA offers up to seven different sitting and reclining positions for the safe and comfortable transport of your child in the car. Whenever your child falls asleep during the journey, activate the position adjustment handle (25) on the front of the child seat, to put the CYBEX SIRONA in the required reclining positions. Always make sure that the seat shell (18) locks into place with an audible click. 9 37 12 23 Assembly of the Rebound Bar Turn the seat rearward facing. Please take the supplied rebound bar (34) out of the packaging. Plug the rebound bar into the appropriate recesses (35) at the rear of CYBEX SIRONA. Make sure that the side with the screw heads is facing the rear of the car. For safety reasons the rebound bar must be installed for rearward facing use of the CYBEX SIRONA. Only when adjusted to the most suitable height does the headrest (9) offer your child the highest degree of protection and safety. The height of the headrest can be adjusted to eleven different positions. € The headrest (9) must be adjusted to leave a maximum space of two fingers width between the child's shoulders and the headrest (9). This also allows you to change the position of the seat from rearward-facing to forward-facing. For this subject please refer to the section "CONVERSION TO FORWARD-FACING USE • In order to be able to rotate the seat shell (18), you must first press the orange position adjustment handle (25) and while keeping the handle pressed, bring the seat shell into a completely upright position, which is indicated by markings on the sides of the main frame (17) and of the seat shell (18). Only when the marking on the main frame (17) is aligned with the marking on the seat shell (18), the seat can be rotated. € Now you can rotate the seat shell (18) towards the door and strap the child in without difficulty. Before starting your journey you must return the seat shell (18) to a basic position, locked in place. € Rotate the seat (18) back to its original position. As soon as the neutral position is reached, the seat must be locked at least into the first sitting position. [. . . ] If you discover any alteration, the child seat must be disposed or it must be checked by the manufacturer and replaced if necessary. € Alteration in the fabric of the upholstery, in particular fading, are normal after some years of use and do not represent damage. DISPOSAL At the end of its product life the child seat must be properly disposed. Waste separation may vary in different localities. [. . . ]