User manual BEBE CONFORT NACELLE WINDOO

[. . . ] Please read these instructions carefully before use and retain them in a safe place for future reference. La nacelle sur le châssis doit être placée face à vous The carrycot must be facing you on the chassis Die Wanne muss auf dem Gestell in Gegenfahrtrichtung (d. [. . . ] - The user must always ensure that luggage or items that are likely to cause injury to the occupant of the carrier in the event of a collision must be securely stowed away. - Never place heavy objects on the rear parcel shelf to avoid them being thrown during an accident. - Never make any modifications to the construction or materials of the car safety kit and the belt. - The car safety kit and the carrier must be replaced after an accident if they have been damaged. - After putting your child in place, ensure that the belt is suitably tight by pulling the strap. - Always check that no part of the safety kit or harness is trapped under a seat or in the door of the vehicle. - The child restraint must not be used without the cover and should not be replaced with any other than the one recommended by the manufacturer as the cover constitutes an integral part of the restraints performance. - The temperature inside a car can get very high, especially after lengthy exposure to the sun. In these conditions it is strongly recommended to cover the car safety kit with cloth or other material which will prevent the harness fitting/fixings, and other metal components, becoming too hot and burning your child. - CLEANING : after dismantling (make sure you have well noted how the various pieces are assembled on the seat in order to assemble them back properly), wash the upholstery with some lukewarm soapy water (never wash in a washing machine), rinse properly and dry flat. [. . . ] 3 - This child restraining device is classified as "universal" on the basis of specifications which are more stringent than those previous models not bearing this label. 4 - In case of doubt, consult the manufacturer or retailer of the child restraining device. [. . . ]