britax 36kg Max Safe Pro Midnight Grey User Guide

britax 36kg Max Safe Pro Midnight Grey

Specifications:

• Product Name: MAX-SAFE PRO
• Manufacturer: Britax-Roemer
• Version: 1.5

Product Usage Instructions

Safety
Always refer to the user guide for safe use of the product. Non-compliance may result in serious injuries or death. If unsure, do not use the product and contact the retailer immediately.

Settings

• Adjust Headrest: Follow the instructions to adjust the headrest to ensure proper fit for your child.
• Fasten Spacer: Secure the spacer according to the guidelines provided.
• Use the Seat Insert: Properly insert and secure the seat insert for comfort and safety.
• SICT: Follow instructions for using the Side Impact Cushion Technology (SICT) feature.

Use in the Vehicle

• Select Seat: Choose the appropriate seat for installation in your vehicle.
• Prepare Eyes: Ensure all parts are correctly positioned before securing the child seat.
• Secure Child Seat: Follow step-by-step instructions to safely secure the child seat in your vehicle.
• Loosen Child Seat: Guidelines on how to adjust and loosen the child seat for comfort.

Buckling in and Unbuckling

• Buckle Child In: Securely buckle your child into the seat following the provided instructions.
• Check Before Every Use: Always check the buckles and straps before using the seat.
• Unbuckle Child: Safely unbuckle your child from the seat as instructed.

Cleaning and Maintenance

• Harness Buckle: Clean and maintain the harness buckle regularly.
• Cover: Instructions on cleaning and maintaining the cover of the child seat.
• Shoulder Pads: Care instructions for the shoulder pads.
• Change Battery: If applicable, follow guidelines for changing the battery.
• Troubleshooting: Steps to troubleshoot common issues with the product.

Storage and Disposal

• Storage: Proper storage recommendations to maintain the product’s condition.
• Disposal: Guidelines for environmentally friendly disposal of the product.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

• Q: How do I know if the MAX-SAFE PRO is installed correctly in my vehicle?
  A: Refer to the user guide for detailed installation instructions and ensure all steps are followed correctly. If unsure, seek professional assistance.

• Q: Can I machine wash the cover of the child seat?
  A: Check the care instructions provided in the user manual. Some covers may be machine washable, while others may require hand washing or spot cleaning.

• Q: How often should I check the harness buckle for maintenance?
  A: Regularly inspect the harness buckle for any signs of wear or damage. It is recommended to check it before each use and clean it as needed.

MAX-SAFE PRO
USER GUIDE

BRITAX RÖMER Child Safety EMEA
www.britax-roemer.com | [email protected]

Symbol explanation

Warning signs
Warning signs are used in this user guide in order to advise of potential danger situations. The warning signs inform you about the following items:

• Level of danger,
• Type and source of danger,
• Consequences if disregarded,
• Measures to prevent danger. Warning signs are shown as follows:

WARNING
Type and source of danger Consequences if disregarded

Measures to prevent danger

serious injuries or death.
WARNING!| Indicates a dangerous situation which, if not avoided, can lead to serious injuries or death.
CAUTION!| Indicates a dangerous situation which, if not avoided, can lead to slight to moderate injuries.
NOTE| Indicates actions that can lead to damage.

Signs and symbols

Highlights important information for you.

Specific actions

…

Action

1. Demands action from you.
2. Defined sequence of actions.
3.  …

Result of action
There is where you will find the result of a sequence of actions.

Safety

User Guide
This user guide is a component of the product and contributes to its safe use. Non-compliance may lead to serious or even fatal injuries. If there are uncertainties, do not use the product and immediately contact your retailer.
Read the operating instructions.

Intended use
This product has been designed, tested and approved corresponding to the requirements of UN R129/03.
This product is designed for securing a child in a vehicle. It is approved for the following details:

 Use the seat insert if the child is between 61 and 87 cm.
Body weight| ≤ 36 kg

Misuse

WARNING
Risk of injury as a result of modification
This approval is invalidated if you make any modifications to this product.

• Do not use this product, the product parts or accessories.
• Do not use the product if it has been changed.
• The stickers on the product are an important component of the product. Do no remove the sticker.
• Do not use the product as a toy.
• Do not use the product as a chair outside the vehicle.
• Only secure the child seat with fastening points described in these operating instructions.
• Never secure the product with a 2-point seat belt.
• Ensure that the product is not trapped between hard objects (car door, seat rails, etc.).
• Keep product away from moisture, wet conditions, liquids, dust and salt spray.
• Do not lean heavy objects on the product.
• Never lubricate or oil parts of the product.
• Sensitive car seat covers may be damaged. Use the Britax Römer child seat base. These are available separately.

Safety information’s

WARNING
Risk of injury from damaged child seat
In the event of an accident, the child seat may be damaged without the damage being immediately visible. Serious injuries may result from another accident.

• Never use a damaged product.
• Replace the product after an accident.
• Have a damaged product inspected by Britax Römer (even if it has fallen onto the ground).
• Regularly check all the important parts for damage.
• Ensure that all mechanical components work properly.

WARNING
Risk of burns from hot components
Components of the product may become hot in direct sunlight. Children’s skin is sensitive and maybe harmed as a result.
Protect the product against intensive direct sunlight when not in use.

WARNING
Danger to life due to the effects of heat or cold.
If children are exposed to the effects of heat or cold for a longer period, there is a risk of injury or even death.
Never leave children unsupervised in the vehicle.

WARNING
Risk of injury when boarding and exit

• It can be dangerous to stand on the road-side of the vehicle.
• Secure and remove the child seat from the foot-path-side.
• Secure and remove the child from the footpath-side.

WARNING
Risk of injury from unsecured objects
In case of an emergency stop or accident, unsecured objects or people may cause injury to other occupants in the vehicle.

• Fasten the product as described in the user guide.
• Secure backrests of the car seat (e.g. engage foldable rear).
• Fasten or remove all heavy or sharpedged objects in the vehicle.
• Ensure that everyone in the vehicle has their seatbelts fastened.
• Ensure that the product is always secured when it is in the vehicle, even if no child is being transported.

Settings

Adjust headrest

1. Check that the headrest 1 is adjusted correctly.
   If the shoulder straps are at or slightly below the shoulder height of the child, the headrest is positioned correctly.
   If the headrest is not positioned correctly, perform the following steps .

2. Open the harness buckle 2 by pressing the red button.

3. To loosen the belt, press the adjustment button 3 and pull both shoulder straps 4 forwards at the same time.
   The shoulder pads are not connected to the shoulder straps. If you pull on the shoulder pads, the belt is not loosened. Only pull on the shoulder straps.

4. Open the release lever 5.
   The headrest is unlocked.

5. Slide the release lever 5 until the headrest 1 is positioned correctly.
   If the shoulder straps are at or slightly below the shoulder height of the child, the headrest is positioned correctly.

6. Let go of the release lever 5.

7. Make sure that the release lever 5 is locked in place on both sides.

8. Make sure that both sides of the release lever 5 are locked in place at the same height.

9. The headrest 1 is correctly positioned.

10. The headrest 1 is locked in place.

Fasten spacer

• The spacer is included in the extent of delivery.
• The spacer provides additional space legroom for your child. Use of the space depends on the space available in the vehicle.

1. Clamp the spacer 1 to the child seat.
2. Continue with the chapter “Positioning the child seat”.

Use the seat insert

WARNING
Risk of injury due to missing seat insert
The seat insert is a component of the product. If this is not used as intended, this may lead to serious or even fatal injuries.

• Use the seat insert for body sizes up to 87 cm.
• Do not change the seat insert.

Attach seat insert

1. Open the harness buckle 1 by pressing the red button.

2. Place the seat insert 2 into the child seat.
   Note the orientation of the seat insert. You can use the wash label as a guide. The wash label is on the back of the seat insert and should face the child seat.

3. Pass the harness buckle 1 and the padded crotch 4 through the recess 5 on the lower section of the seat insert 2.

4. Place both shoulder straps 3 over the seat insert 2.

Remove seat insert

1. Open the harness buckle 1 by pressing the red button.
2. Remove the seat insert 2.

SICT

• The SICT (Side Impact Cushion Technology) reduces the forces affecting the child in the event of a side impact. The protective effect of the SICT element is greater, the closer it is to the car door.
• The SICT element is independent of the type of fastening. For simplicity, the following illustrations show fastening type A.

Secure SICT element

1. Place the SICT element 1 to the side of the child seat.
   Select the side of the child seat closest to the car door.
   The sign symbol with number 1 on the SICT element faces the sign symbol of the SICT fastening point on the child seat.

2. Slide the SICT element 1 onto the SICT fastening point.

3. Check the distance between the SICT element 1 and the car door 2.
   NOTE
   Material damage as a result of SICT element
   In rare cases, the space between the car seat and the car door is so small that the SICT element touches the car door. The car door may be scratched when it is closed.

4. Carefully close the car door.

5. Make sure that the SICT element does not touch the car door.

6. Do not close the car door fully if the SICT element is touching the car door.

7. If the SICT element 1 is touching the car door 2, reduce the distance of the SICT element 1 (see “Reduce distance”, page 8).
   If the SICT element is not touching the car door, no further steps are necessary.

Reduce distance

1. Slide the SICT element 1 from the SICT fastening point.
   You need a relatively large amount of force to remove the SICT element from the child seat. Place the SICT element close to the child seat.

2. Place the SICT element 1 to the side of the child seat.
   The sign symbol with number 2 on the SICT element faces the sign symbol of the SICT fastening point on the child seat.

3. Slide the SICT element 1 onto the SICT fastening point.

4. Check the distance between the SICT element 1 and the car door 2.
   NOTE
   Material damage as a result of SICT element
   In rare cases, the space between the car seat and the car door is so small that the SICT element touches the car door. The car door may be scratched when it is closed.

5. Carefully close the car door.

6. Make sure that the SICT element does not touch the car door.

7. Do not close the car door fully if the SICT element is touching the car door.

8. If the SICT element 1 is still touching the car door 2, remove the SICT element (see “Remove SICT element”, page 8).
   If the SICT element is not touching the car door, no further steps are necessary.

Remove SICT element

1. Do not use the SICT element 1 on the selected car seat.

2. Slide the SICT element 1 from the SICT fastening point.
   You need a relatively large amount of force to remove the SICT element from the child seat. Place the SICT element close to the child seat.

3. Stow the SICT element 1.

4. Note the storage instructions (see “Storage”, page 22).

Use in the vehicle

Select seat

1. Note and observe the vehicle handbook.
   Only car seats arranged in the direction of travel are approved for use.

2. Select a suitable seat.
   Car seats, which have been tested and approved by us, are suitable. You can find these in our model list. You can find the model list at: https://manuals.britax.com/product/p1049-1
   The list of vehicle models has been created in accordance with the requirements of Standard UN R129 and contains the vehicle models, in which the product has been tested as at the date of publication according to the instructions contained in the user guide. However, the information about a specific vehicle model is not a guarantee that the product can be installed in the stated vehicle and customers are advised that they should consult the user guide about the correct installation of the product.
   If the desired vehicle is not included in the model list, please feel free to contact us (see “Contact”, page 23).

3. We recommend positioning the car seats as follows. When using on the front seat:

4. Slide the front seat as far back as possible. When using on the rear seat:

5. Slide the back seat as far back as possible.

6. Slide the front seat as far forwards as possible.

Prepare eyes

The carabiner on the lower strap must be hooked into suitable eyes. These eyes may already be present in the vehicle. If the vehicle does not have suitable eyes, the retaining straps have to be fastened. The retaining straps provide eyes for fastening the lower strap.

1. Check that the selected car seat has one of the following fastening variants.
   INFO You can find more information in the vehicle’s manual

2. Vehicle eye

3. Strap on rail (rails with space to the vehicle floor)

4. Strap on seat joint (car seat with seat fold)

5. Choose a fastening option available in the vehicle.

Use vehicle eyes.
If there are already eyes for the selected car seat, a strap does not have to be fastened. The carabiners are hooked directly to the eyes. The fastening of the carabiners depends on the selected car seat place. We distinguish between the following car seat places.

• Single seat
• Middle seat of a bench seat
• Outer seat of a bench seat

Fasten strap to the rail

NOTE

• Material damage as a result of strap
• If the strap is passed over plastic parts or electrical components of the vehicle, these may be damaged.
• Make sure that the strap is not passed over plastic parts or electrical components of the vehicle.
• The fastening of the straps depends on the selected car seat place. We distinguish between the following car seat places.
  

1. Check which fastening variant the car seat allows.
2. Pass the strap 1 around the rail 2.
3. Pass the metal ring 3 through one of the loops 4. INFO The narrower the strap around the strap, the better.
4. Pull the loop tight
5. Both straps are ready.

Fasten strap to the seat joint

NOTE

• Material damage as a result of strap
• If the strap is passed over plastic parts or electrical components of the vehicle, these may be damaged.
• Make sure that the strap is not passed over plastic parts or electrical components of the vehicle.
• The fastening of the straps depends on the selected car seat place. We distinguish between the following car seat places.
  

1. Check which fastening variant the car seat allows.
2. Pass the strap 2 through the seat fold 1.
3. Pass the strap 2 around the seat fold.
4. Pass the metal ring 3 through one of the loops. INFO The narrower the strap around the seat joint, the better.
5. Pull the loop tight.
6. Both straps are ready.

Secure child seat

Position child seat

1. Optional: Position the spacer (see “Fasten spacer”, page 6).
   The following describes the fastening of the child seat without the spacer, but also applies to use with the spacer.

2. Place the child seat 1 on the selected car seat.

3. Fold the support leg 2 completely away from the child seat.

4. Press both adjustment buttons 3.

5. The support leg extends to the floor.

6. Both adjustment buttons 3 audibly lock in place.

7. Make sure that the child seat is leaning against the backrest of the car seat.

Prepare child seat

1. Open the harness buckle 2.

2. To loosen the belt, press the adjustment button 4 and pull both shoulder straps 3 forwards at the same time.
   The shoulder pads are not connected to the shoulder straps. If you pull on the shoulder pads, the belt is not loosened. Only pull on the shoulder straps.

3. Remove the seat insert (see “Remove seat insert”, page 7).

4. Fold the cover 5 of the headrest up.

5. Fold the cover 6 forwards.

Position the seat belt

1. Open the flap 1.
   INFO We recommend pulling the seat belt out one arm’s length. This makes it easier to pass the seat belt through the child seat.

2. Pass the harness buckle 4 through the first belt guide 2.

3. Pass the harness buckle 4 under the flap 1.

4. Pass the harness buckle 4 through the second belt guide 3.

5. Engage the harness buckle 4 in the vehicle harness buckle 5.

Fasten the seat belt

1. Support yourself with one hand on the foot end 2 of the child seat. Keep the pressure on the foot end 2 until the last step, By supporting yourself, you are making sure that the child seat is tight to the vehicle cushion. This pretensioning is necessary in order to achieve a stable fastening with the seat belt.

2. Grab the diagonal belt 4 above the harness buckle 3 and hold it tight.

3. Tighten the lap belt 6 by pulling the diagonal belt 4.

4. Make sure that neither side of the lap belt 6 is touching the belt limiter 7.

5. Grab the diagonal belt 4 in the middle of the child seat.

6. Check that there are no foreign parts 8 of the seat belt in the area of the flap 1 or belt guides. If this is the case, slide the child seat sideways. Tighten the seat belt again.
   INFO Foreign parts 8 can include, for example, rivets or loops.

7. Tighten the seat belt by pulling the diagonal belt 4.

8. Check that the vehicle harness buckle 5 is at least two finger-widths away from the belt guide. If this is the case, slide the child seat sideways. Tighten the seat belt again.

9. Grab the diagonal belt 4 outside the child seat.

10. Tighten the seat belt by pulling the diagonal belt 4.

11. Fasten the seat belt by closing the flap 1.
    The flap engages audibly.

12. Let go of the foot end 2 of the child seat.

13. The seat belt is consistently tight.

14. The flap is closed.

15. The vehicle harness buckle is not touching the belt guide.

16. The seat belt is not located on the belt limiter.

Position the cover

1. Fold back the cover.
2. Fold down the cover of the headrest.
3. Attach the seat insert.

Setting support leg
The support leg contains sensors. These support a correct fastening of the support leg. The sensors check whether the support leg is fully folded out, sufficiently extended and is on the floor. If the check is failed, a warning signal sounds. This indicates that the support leg is secured incorrectly.

1. Pull the film strips out of the battery compartment. P The warning signal sounds.
   CAUTION If a signal cannot be heard, this means that the battery is empty.

2. Regularly check the battery.

3. Replace a used battery with a new one (see “Change battery”, page 20).

4. Pull the child seat slightly up against the backrest.

5. Fold the support leg completely away from the child seat.
   The belts of the support leg are tight.

6. Press both adjustment buttons 1.
   The support leg extends to the floor.

7. Let go of the child seat and support leg.

8. Both adjustment buttons 1 audibly lock in place.

9. The protection indicator 2 is green.

10. The control signal cannot be heard.
    WARNING Risk of injury if the support leg is not stable. Never place objects underneath the support leg. Make sure that the support leg is standing stably on the floor of the vehicle.

11. If the warning signal can still be heard or if the support indicator 2 is red, adjust the support leg again.

Fasten carabiner

1. Hold down the button 1.
   INFO The button 1 unlocks the lower belt. You can pull out the carainer 2 all the while the button 1 is held down.

2. Pull the carabiner 2 out.

3. Hook the carabiner 2 into the defined eye 3.
   INFO You have already specified the eyes in chapter “Prepare eyes”, page 9.

4. To increase the tension, push the child seat from side to side.
   Both lower straps are tight.

Secure SICT element
Secure the SICT element (see “SICT”, page 7).

Loosen child seat

WARNING
Risk of injury from unsecured objects
In the case of an emergency stop or accident, the unsecured child seat may cause injury to other occupants in the vehicle.

• Ensure that the child seat product is always secured when it is in the vehicle, even if no child is being transported.
• To remove the child seat from the car seat, follow the steps in chapter “Secure child seat”, page 12 in reverse order.

Buckling in and unbuckling

Buckle child in

WARNING
Risk of injury from front airbag
Airbags are designed to protect adults. The use of a front airbag when a seat is facing backwards can lead to serious or fatal injuries.

• Disable front airbag.
• Never use the seat facing backwards with an active front airbag.
• Note and observe the instructions in the vehicle handbook.

WARNING
Risk of injury from slack straps
Slack straps are areas of the seat belt that lie loosely against the child’s body. Slack straps have a negative impact on the protective function.

• Ensure that the straps are tight and not twisted.
• The child should not wear thick clothing under the belt.

1. To loosen the belt, press the adjustment button 5 and pull both shoulder straps 2 forwards at the same time.

2.  Open the harness buckle 3 by pressing the red button 4.

3. Place the harness buckle 3 at the front.

4. Never leave the child unsupervised in the seat.

5. Place the shoulder straps 2 over the child’s shoulders. WARNING Risk of injury if child is secured incorrectly. Make sure that the shoulder straps are not twisted or reversed.

6. Bring the two buckle tongues 6 together.

7. Insert the joined buckle tongues 6 into the harness buckle 3.
   The buckle tongues 6 audibly lock in place.

8. To prevent slack straps, pull the shoulder straps 2.

9. Pull at the adjustment belt 7 until the shoulder straps 2 are tight to the child’s body.
   WARNING Risk of injury to the abdomen (soft area in the stomach). Ensure that the hip straps are positioned as low as possible over your child’s hips.

Check before every use
To protect your child, check the following points before each car journey.

1. The support leg is stable on the floor of the car.
2. The support indicator of the support leg is green.
3. The flap is closed.
4. The seat belt is consistently tight.
5. The vehicle harness buckle is not touching the belt guide.
6. The seat belt is not located on the belt limiter.
7. The lower straps are fastened and tight.
8. The SICT element is secured correctly.
9. The straps are tight to the child’s body without restricting the child.
10. The headrest is correctly adjusted.
11. The child is correctly strapped into the child seat.
12. The shoulder pads are in the right position on the child.
13. The straps are not twisted and not reversed.
14. The front airbag is disabled.
15. The child seat is used as intended in respect of the age and size of the child (see “Intended use”).

WARNING

• Risk of injury due to omitted checks.
• During the journey, the child may try to unbuckle the belt or loosen the child seat. If the child is not secured in the child seat, this can lead to serious or even fatal injuries.
• If the child or the child seat is not fastened:
  • Immediately stop the vehicle as soon as the traffic situation allows.
  • Make sure that the child seat is secured.
  • Ensure that the child is buckled in.
• For the wellbeing of your child, on long journeys we recommend taking regular breaks. Give your child the opportunity to move.

Unbuckle child

WARNING

• Risk of injury from unsecured objects
• In the case of an emergency stop or accident, the unsecured child seat may cause injury to other occupants in the vehicle.
• Ensure that the child seat product is always secured when it is in the vehicle, even if no child is being transported.
• To unbuckle the child, press the red button on the harness buckle.
• So that the child can get in easily before the next journey, loosen the shoulder straps.

Cleaning and maintenance

Harness buckle

Remove harness buckle

• Remove the cover from the seat (see “Cover”, page 19).
• Rotate the crotch strap 1 with the metal plate 3 into the slot 2.
• Slide the narrow edge of the metal plate 3 forwards through the belt slot.
• The metal plate is located on the underside of the child seat, at the position of the harness buckle.

Clean belt lock

1. Soak the belt lock for at least an hour. Use warm water with washing-up liquid.
2. Thoroughly rinse and dry the harness buckle.

Attach harness buckle

1. Push the metal plate 2 from the front completely through the slot 1.
   INFO Note the direction of the harness buckle.

2. Turn the crotch strap with the metal plate 2 by 90° until it is hooked into the slot 1 transversely to the direction of travel.
   WARNING Risk of injury from unsecured harness buckle.
   Make sure that the harness buckle is securely fastened to the seat by forcefully pulling at it.

3. Attach the cover again (see “Cover”, page 19).

Cover

WARNING
Risk of injury due to missing parts A secure hold is no longer guaranteed.
The product must not be used without the seat cover.

Remove cover
The cover of the child seat comprises multiple parts.

1. Loosen all fastenings.
2. Pull the individual parts of the cover from the child seat.

Clean cover
You can remove the following covers and wash them in the washing machine:

• Cover of the headrest.
• Seat cover.
• Cover of harness buckle.
• Note the instructions on the cover’s washing label.
• Wash the cover at 30 °C with a mild detergent on the washing machine’s fine wash programme.
• You can remove the shoulder pads and wash them with like warm soapy water.
• You can clean the plastic parts and straps with soapy water.
• Do not use strong cleaning agents (such as solvents).

Attach cover

WARNING
Risk of injury due to missing seat cover
The seat cover is an integral safety component of the child seat. If the seat cover is not used, this may lead to serious or even fatal injuries.

• Never use the child seat without the correct seat cover.
• Only use the original Britax Römer replacement seat cover.
• Replacement seat covers are available from your retailer.
  To fit the cover again, follow the steps in the reverse order.

WARNING
Risk of injury due to twisted straps.
Twisted straps have a negative impact on the protective function.

• Ensure that the straps are tight and not twisted.
• Ensure that the straps are fitted correctly in the belt slots of the cover.

Shoulder pads

Remove shoulder pads

1. To loosen the belt, press the adjustment button 1 and pull both shoulder straps 2 forwards at the same time.
   The shoulder pads are not connected to the shoulder straps. If you pull on the shoulder pads, the belt is not loosened. Only pull on the shoulder straps.

2. Open the shoulder pads 2 using the push-buttons on the side.

3. Unhook the revealed belt loops of the shoulder pads from the plastic webs 4.
   The belt loops on the shoulder pads can be hooked more easily to the plastic webs if you pull out the ends of the shoulder straps slightly.

4. Pull the shoulder pads 1 forwards out of the belt slots.

Attach shoulder pads

WARNING
Risk of injury due to missing shoulder pads.
The shoulder pads are an integral safety component of the child seat. If the shoulder pads are not used, this may lead to serious or even fatal injuries.

• Never use the child seat without the correct shoulder pads.
• Only use the original Britax Römer shoulder pads.
• To fit the shoulder pads again, follow the steps in the reverse order.

WARNING
Risk of injury due to twisted shoulder pads Twisted straps have a negative impact on the protective function.

• Make sure that the shoulder pads and straps are not twisted or reversed.
• Ensure that the shoulder straps in the shoulder pads are positioned beneath the edge of the cover.

Change battery

WARNING

• Risk of irritation and swallowing
• If the battery is swallowed, this can lead to fatal injuries.
• Store the batteries out of the reach of children.

1. Loosen the cover 1.
   INFO The cover can be loosened with a coin.

2. Remove the used battery 2.

3. Dispose the used battery 2 properly.

4. Insert a new battery 3 of type CR1632.
   WARNING Risk of injury from incorrect use

5. Never use a battery that has signs of a leak or bursting.

6. Do not expose the battery to high temperatures or fire. The battery can burst or explode.

7. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

8. Note the safety information on the battery’s packaging.

9. Note the polarity alignment.
   Align the battery so that the minus pole faces the support leg.

10. Secure the cover 1.

Troubleshooting

• Harness buckle
  The harness buckle is an integral part of the child seat and fulfils important functions for securing the child. Make sure that the harness buckle works perfectly.

• Possible problems:

  • The buckle tongues are only pushed out of slowly after pressing the red unlocking button.
  • The buckle tongues no longer lock in place.
  • The buckle tongues lock in place but not audibly.
  • The buckle tongues can only be pushed into the harness buckle with difficulty.
  • You need a lot of force to open the harness buckle.

• Solution:
  Clean the harness buckle (see “Harness buckle”, page 19).

Storage and disposal

Storage
If you do not use the product for a longer period, please note the following information.

• Store product in a secure and dry location.
• Keep the storage temperature between 20 and 25 °C.
• Do not lean heavy objects on the product.
• Do not store product directly next to sources of heat or in direct sunlight.
• Protect the product from moisture, wet conditions, liquids, dust and salt spray.

Disposal

• Do not dismantle the product.
• Dispose of the battery in a container for batteries.
• Prevent third parties from using the defective product.
• Cut through the shoulder straps. Remove the approved label.
• Please follow the disposal regulations applying in your country.

Contact

• If there are any questions, please get in touch:
  • BRITAX RÖMER Child Safety EMEA
  • www.britax-roemer.com
  • [email protected]
• BRITAX RÖMER Kindersicherheit GmbH Theodor-Heuss-Strasse 9
• 89340 Leipheim
• Germany

MAX-SAFE PRO | BRITAX RÖMER

Documents / Resources

| britax 36kg Max Safe Pro Midnight Grey [pdf] User Guide
36kg Max Safe Pro Midnight Grey, 36kg, Max Safe Pro Midnight Grey, Pro Midnight Grey, Midnight Grey, Grey
---|---

References

• Britax Römer | Car seats and pushchairs
• Britax Römer

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>