JANE nurse PROTECT Instructions page 19

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4.3 Adjusting the headrest
A. When using for Group 0 +, I (1-7 level use)
The shoulder straps are adjusted as follows: Loosen the shoulder straps of the child seat as much as
possible.
Pull the headrest height adjuster until finding the correct height of the shoulder straps and release the
adjuster to lock it into the correct position for the child.
B. When using for Groups II, III (7-10 level use)
When the child grows to a weight of 15 KG, the headrest should be used at the 7-10 height level.
Slide the belt loops off the fixed axle cog, slide the left shoulder belt first and then the right shoulder
belt. Now you can remove the shoulder belt.
From the front part of the safety seat, remove the shoulder straps by passing them through the slots and
place them under the fabric cover.
After removing them, pull the headrest height adjuster until finding the correct height of the shoulder
straps and release the adjuster to lock it into the correct position for the child.
NOTE: A correctly adjusted headrest of the safety seat ensures maximum protection for the child:
The headrest must be adjusted so that the shoulder straps are at the same level as the child's shoulders.
WARNING: The shoulder straps must never go behind the child's back, or be at ear height or above.
4.4 Adjusting the length of the seat belt
A. How to tighten the seat belt
Pull the shoulder straps upwards and the lap belt will tighten, then pull the crotch strap to adjust the
seat belt.
Tighten the seat belt as soon as possible.
The lap belt should be positioned as low as possible, nearer the child's hips than his tummy.
Note: It may be dangerous if the seat belt is too loose. Check that the seat belt adjuster works correctly
and then tighten the seat belt.
B. How to loosen the seat belt
Press the red button to loosen the seat belt.
With one hand press the sliding button and with the other hand hold the shoulder straps underneath the
shoulder pad (do not hold on to the pad) to loosen the seat belt.
4.5 How to install the seat
A. In the rear facing position: For Group 0 +1 (0-18 KG) the seat should be used in the rear facing
position.
Pull the reclining handle (a) and place the seat in opposite direction from the seat base (b). Then, adjust
it to the fifth level for use with Group 0+ or 1.
B. Forward facing: For Group 1, 2, 3 (9-36 KG) the seat should be used in the forward facing position.
Pull the reclining handle (a) and place the seat in the same direction as the seat base (b). Then, adjust it
to the correct level (first, second, third or fourth).
C. Withdraw the base: Pull the reclining handle (a) and the body of the seat at the same time.
4.6 Adjusting the angle of the child safety seat
The safety seat can be set to 5 positions.
Before placing the child in the restraint system, the seat must be set to the reclining position if used in
the rear facing position (fifth level) or in the sitting up position if used in the forward facing position. In
this case, the seat can be set to 4 positions (see diagrams 1, 2, 3 and 4).
To set the seat to the required reclining position, use the handle located on the front of the child restraint
system, between the seat and the base.
First level / Second level / Third level / Fourth level
In the rear facing position use the fifth level, as shown on page 13, diagram C (on the right).
4.7 Removing the 5-point harness
Step 1: Remove the shoulder straps and pads and loosen the 5-point harness of the safety seat as much
as possible. Remove the belt from the harness connector (diagram A). Take the fixed axle cogs out of
the plastic part (diagram B). Lastly, place the surplus belt under the fabric cover. (Diagram C - Page 16).
Step 2: Removing the fastening buckle
Pull the fastening buckle downwards, push the metal plate vertically from the back of the seat (diagram
D - Page 16) and then remove the fastener.
4.8 Removing the triangular pad
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When the child weighs over 8 kg, remove the sleeping pad and the triangular pad.