JANE nurse GIRO 360 Instructions page 20

GIRO
GB
360
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FITTING THE STRAPS
CORRECT HEIGHT OF THE SHOULDER STRAPS
Always make sure that the shoulder straps are at the correct height for your child. The shoulder straps
should always go through the slots in the upholstery and in the frame of the seat that are closest to the
top of the child's shoulders.
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FASTENING THE SEAT BELT BUCKLE
Step 1. Insert the two metal sections of the connector of the buckle together.
Step 2. Insert the two connectors into the top part of the buckle until you hear them click locked into
place.
Step 3. Always check that the harness is correctly fastened. To do this, pull the shoulder straps upwards
To unfasten the harness, press the red button on the buckle downwards.
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TIGHTENING AND LOOSENING THE HARNESS
LOOSENING THE HARNESS
Fit the harness system comfortably every time you place the child in the child safety seat.
Step 1. Position the child in the child safety seat.
Step 2. Adjust the shoulder straps and the headrest height.
Step 3. Check that the straps are not twisted. Bring the two metal parts together and insert them
into the buckle.
Step 4. Tighten the straps as much as possible without causing the child any discomfort.
To release the child, follow the same instructions in reverse.
4
ADJUSTING THE HEADREST HEIGHT
11 positions for the headrest height
As children are all different heights, the headrest can be adjusted and moved up or down.
A correctly adjusted headrest guarantees maximum protection for your child in the safety seat. Pull
the headrest adjustment ring upwards and move the headrest up or down. Release the ring to lock
the headrest into place.
Important: After each adjustment, make sure that it is correctly attached by gently sliding the headrest
downwards.
5 360° ROTATION
The safety seat can be rotated 360° to make it easier to get the child in and out of the vehicle. This
means you can also change the seat from the rear facing position to the forward facing position. Pull
the rotation button to turn the seat frame towards the vehicle door so you can fasten the child in easily.
WARNING! On car journeys the seat must always be locked into the rear facing or forward facing
position. Never use the seat in the unlocked position while travelling. Make sure that the seat frame is
correctly locked into place. To do this, try to turn it; if you hear it click, the frame is locked.
NOTE! Make sure that no dirt or sand gets between the upper frame of the seat and the base, as this
could adversely affect the performance of the rotation and reclining function. If this happens, remove
the dirt before turning or reclining the seat to prevent any permanent damage.
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