Avionaut AeroFIX Manuel D'utilisation Et Garantie page 64

• Take short breaks during longer trips. Your child
also needs movement.
• Always cover the child safety seat when you leave
the car parked in a sunny place. The upholstery
as well as the metal and plastic parts can get
extremely hot and burn your child.
• Always secure the child in the safety seat by
fastening the child with the harness belts, also
when using the safety seat outside the car.
• Make sure that the harness belts are properly
fastened so that the child is correctly positioned
in the seat.
• We do not recommend buying used child safety
seats – you can never be sure of their history.
However, if you decide to buy a used child safety
seat, choose one whose use history is known.
• Do not use the AeroFIX child safety seat for more
than 10 years.
• Replace your child safety seat if it has been
involved in an accident.
• Do not make any modifications to the child safety
seat. They may cause partial or total loss of
product safety.
• The child safety seat must always be secured in
the car, even if no child is carried in it.
• The manufacturer takes into account the fact
that the child safety seat can leave dents in the
upholstery of the vehicle seat. This is unavoidable
due to the requirement of tight fitting of the safety
seat. The manufacturer is not responsible for any
damage caused by this.
• Make sure that the belts are properly fastened so
that the child is correctly positioned in the seat.
• Harness belts holding the child cannot be used
without covers,
• A bumper is attached to the AeroFIX child safety
seat, which should be placed on the side in the
designated place,
• Use the Avionaut AeroFIX child safety seat only
with the IQ base,
• The Avionaut AeroFIX child safety seat can be
turned in both driving directions,
• Use the Avionaut AeroFIX child safety seat when
your child is between 67 cm and 105 cm tall and
weighs up to 17.5 kg,
• The child can be facing forwards to the driving
direction if the child is at least 15 months old.
However, we recommend that the child be
transported with the back to the driving direction
as long as possible,
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