Safeway MARLIN Installation Instructions Manual

Created with Passion, Designed for Safety Rearward facing to 18kg (Seat Belt Install) Forward facing to 18kg (ISOFIX or Seat Belt Install) Booster seat to 36kg (SAFEFIX or Seat Belt Install) ...

Shoulder Strap Height Adjusting the Height of the Harness & Headrest Using the Buckle Loosening the Harness Securing your Child in the Seat Install Rearward Facing - Group 0+ / 1 (Birth to 18kg) - Seat Belt Install Forward Facing - Group 1 (9 to 18kg) - ISOFIX & Top Tether Install Forward Facing - Group 1 (9 to 18kg) - Seat Belt Install Removing the 5-poi ...

Safety, comfort and user-friendliness have at all times played an important role in the development of the Child Safety Seats. This product meets the most stringent safety regulations and has passed the most stringent compulsary safety testing required by law. Research shows that a high number of child restraint safety seats are installed incorrectly. Therefore, please take the time ...

this instruction manual before use, and, when installing the car seat. The Child Safety Seat is a safety product and is only safe when used according to the instructions. • WARNING: The correct fitting of the vehicle seat belt is of vital importance for the safety of your child. The vehicle seat belt must be threaded along the red (forward facing) or blue (rearward facing) ...

after the date of purchase. The product properties may deteriorate due to ageing of the plastic and/or sunlight, without this being visibly apparent. • The manufacturer has taken into consideration the fact that car seats may cause indentations in the car upholstery. This is unavoidable, however, due to the prescribed safety standards, and because the car seat must be instal ...

for Group 2/3 Diagonal Belt Guide for Group 2/3 Comfort Pad Recline Adjuster Harness Adjuster Strap Harness Adjuster Buckle Buckle Harness Shoulder Pads Diagonal Belt Guide for Rearward Facing Belt Routing Guide Harness Protector Cover ISOFIX Adjuster Button Headrest Adjust Handle Base Top Tether Buckle ISOFIX ...

The safety belt must be approved to ECE R 16 or a comparable standard . You can use your child car seat as follows: Can be used if the vehicle seat is equipped with a 3-point belt. IMPORTANT: The child seat MUST only be installed using a 3-point safety belt. A 2-point seat belt may not be used. Use of the Child Restraint in the Vehicle ...

correct height for your child. Rearward Facing Install: The Shoulder Straps must be inline or just below your childs’ shoulders. Forward Facing Install: The Shoulder Straps must be inline or just above your childs’ shoulders. Rearward Facing Forward Facing 7 Shoulder Strap Height The Harness Straps move with the Headrest. To adjust the Headrest : 1 - Engage the Headrest Adjust Handle behind the Headrest. 2 - Pull the H ...

1 - Fasten the buckle by joining the two tongues together. 2 - Insert them into the buckle. 3 - Ensure that a “CLICK” is heard. 4 - Check if the buckle is properly locked by pulling the shoulder straps upwards Loosening the harness Securing your child in the seat 1 - Loosen the harness by pressing the adjuster buckle located an the front of the seat, then pull the harness straps forward. Do not pull the belt pads. 2 - Unfasten the ...

WARNING: Never use the child seat rearward facing on a vehicle seat equipped with a front airbag. 1 - For Group 0+ / 1 (rearward facing install), the child seat must only be used in the most reclined position (Fig.1). 2 - To adjust the reclining position of the child seat, pull the red handle at the front of the seat upwards and adjust the seat to the most reclined position. 3 - Place the child ...

The child seat has 3 adjustable forward facing levels, position 1,2 & 3. 1 - Adjust the recline position by pulling the red handle at the front of the seat and adjust the seat to one of the forward facing positions (Fig.1). 2 - Press the ISOFIX Release Button then slide the ISOFIX Connectors outwards. Do this for both sides (Fig.2). 3 - Place the child seat in a forward facin ...

The child seat has 3 adjustable forward facing levels, position 1,2 & 3. 1 - Adjust the recline position by pulling the red handle at the front of the seat and adjust the seat to one of the forward facing positions (Fig.1). 2 - Place the child seat in a forward facing position on the rear seat of your car. 3 - Pull the vehicle seat belt out as far as possible. Thread the lapbelt section ...

1 - Loosen the shoulder straps (See page 8). 2 - Remove the comfort pad (Fig.1). 3 - At the back of the seat, remove the Harness Protector Cover by removing the 3 screws holding it to the shell (Fig.2). 4 - Remove the Shoulder Straps from the Harness Yoke then pull the shoulder straps forwards through the shell and cover (Fig.3). 5 - Remove the Shoulder Pad straps from the metal shaft by moving the headrest to it’s h ...

First remove the Harness System (see Page 12). 1 - Adjust the recline position by pulling the red handle at the front of the seat and adjust the seat to Position 1 (Fig.1). 2 - Press the ISOFIX Release Button then slide the ISOFIX Connectors outwards. Do this for both sides (Fig.2). 3 - Place the child seat in a forward facing position on the rear seat of your vehicle and guide th ...

First remove the Harness System (see Page 12). 1 - Adjust the recline position by pulling the red handle at the front of the seat and adjust the seat to Position 1 (Fig.1). 2 - Thread the diagonal belt through the Diagonal Belt Guide (Fig.2). 3 - Place your child in the seat (Fig.3). 4 - Fasten the belt around your child. Clip the seat belt tongue into the buckle and remove any slac ...

Washing Instructions 1 - First, remove the harness system from the child seat. 2 - Remove the cover from the shell. - The cover and belt pads are easily removable and can be washed by hand at a maximum temperature of 30 C. Do not use a dryer. - The child seat may be cleaned with lukewarm water and a gentle soap. Do not use abrasive detergents. - The harness buckle may be cleaned with warm water. Do not lubricate. - If the harness bu ...

It is vital for the safety of your child that the harness buckle works correctly. Malfunctions of the harness buckle are usually caused by accumulations of dirt or foreign bodies. Malfunctions are as follows: • The buckle latches are ejected slowly when the red release button is pressed. • The buckle latches will no longer lock into the buckle (i.e. they are ejected if you try to push them in). • The buckle latches en ...

of 12 months. • The warranty applies to material and manufacturing defects only. • The date of purchase can only be determined with an original sales receipt. • The warranty is only applicable to the original owner and is not transferable. • The warranty is only applicable to products that have not been adapted by the user. • In the case of any defect ...

No.44,04 series of amendments, for general use in vehicles and it will fit most, but not all, car seats. 2. A correct fit is likely if the vehicle manufacturer has declared in the vehicle handbook that the vehicle is capable of accepting a “Universal” child restraint for this age group. 3. This child restraint has been classified as “Universal” u ...

Recline Position 1 Recline Position 1,2 or 3 0+/1 Birth to 18kg Rearward Facing (Seat Belt Install) Birth to 1 Year 1 9 to 18kg Forward Facing (ISOFIX & Top Tether or Seat Belt Install) Forward Facing (SAFEFIX or Seat Belt Install) 1 Year to 4 Years 3 Years to 12 Years 2/3 15 to 36kg ...