lionelo Braam Baby car seat User Manual

User manual
Braam
Baby car seat

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Information

NOTE
Child restraint belongs to the categories ‘universal’. Approved in accordance with UN Regulation No. 44, series of amendments 04, for general vehicle use and suitable for mounting on most car seats.
Correct installation is possible if the vehicle manufacturer has stated in the vehicle’s instruction manual that the vehicle is suitable for the installation of ‘universal’ child restraints for this age group. This child restraint has been classified as ‘universal’ under more demanding conditions in relation to conditions applying to previous designs that do not have this information. In case of doubt, consult the manufacturer or the retailer of the device.
Suitable for installation only if type-approved vehicles are equipped with three-point seat belts fitted with a retractor that has been approved in accordance with UN Regulation No. 16 or other equivalent standards.

Information about the ISOFIX system:

1. NOTE! This is an ISOFIX CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEM. It is approved in accordance with UN Regulation No. 44, 04 series of amendments for general use on vehicles equipped with ISOFIX anchorages.
2. It fits vehicles with positions approved as ISOFIX positions (according to the vehicle’s instruction manual) depending on the child seat category and attachment.
3. ISOFIX weight group and size class for which the device is intended:
   • D for group 0+, I (0 – 18 kg)
   • B1 for group I (9 – 18 kg)

When used for groups 0+, I, II, III – category “semi-universal”
This child restraint system is classified for use in the “semi-universal” category and is suitable for installation in the following cars:

See the user manual for a list of models. This device can also be installed in seating positions in other car models. If in doubt, consult the device manufacturer or retailer.  Rearward-facing installation: do not install the device on seats equipped with active front airbags.

Dear customer!
Should you have any remarks or questions concerning the product, please do not hesitate to contact us: help@lionelo.com
Before you use the child safety seat for the first time, please read this manual carefully.
Producer:
BrandLine Group Sp. z o. o.
ul. A. Kręglewskiego 1, 61-248 Poznań, Poland

Important
Please read this manual before use and keep it. The manual can help you properly assemble the child safety seat. A wrong assembly may pose a threat to the child’s health.
The manufacturer is not held responsible for potential hazards arising from the wrong assembly of the product.

This child safety seat is intended for weight groups 0+, I, II, and III, which means it can be used by children whose weight ranges from 0 to 36 kg.

• Rearward-facing installation: do not install the device on seats equipped with active front airbags.
• Hard elements and plastic parts of the child restraint system must be placed and installed so that they do not get trapped by sliding seats or vehicle doors in normal conditions of use.
• Any belts which attach the product to the vehicle must be tight, while those that secure the child must be adapted to its body, the belts must not be twisted.
• Make sure the hip belts go low so that the pelvis is properly secured.
• If the product has been subject to sudden loads during an accident, please replace it.
• Do not alter the child safety seat or install any additional elements, unless relevant authorities agreed on it. A failure to follow the manual supplied by the manufacturer may pose a threat to the user.
• Protect the child’s safety seat against sunlight. Otherwise, the product may be too hot for your child’s skin.
• Never leave the child in the product unattended.
• Luggage and other items which may cause bodily injuries in case of accident must be properly secured.
• It is not advisable to use the child restraint system without its upholstery. It is forbidden to replace the upholstery with other than recommended by the manufacturer as it is an integral part of the device and influences its functions.
• Keep the child safety seat manual when you use the product. Store it in the manual holder in the child safety seat.
• It is forbidden to use other points of contact than those described in the manual and marked on the child restraint system.
• Should you have any doubts about the position of the adult safety belt buckle in relation to the main points of contact, please consult the child safety seat manufacturer.
• For assembly with ISOFIX: please read the vehicle manufacturer’s manual.
• Assemble the child’s safety seat in a rear-facing position if the child’s weight is lower than 9 kg or when another size value is not exceeded.

Safety in the car:
To provide top safety to you and your passengers during the travel, make sure:

• Folding elbow rests are folded (vertical position).
• Any items which may cause damage to the car in case of collision have been properly secured.
• All passengers have fastened their seat belts.
  Do not install the child safety seat on seats equipped with two-point safety belts!
  See fig. 1

Installati in this place is allowed
Installati in this place is forbidden
A – shoulder belt
B – hip belt
C – ISOFIX grips (required when assembling the child safety seat with belts and ISOFIX system)
See: fi g. 2
Installation in this place is allowed
Installation in this place is forbidden
Installation in this place is allowed provided the airbag is inactive
Installation in this place is allowed provided the seat is equipped with three-point safety belts and ISOFIX fasteners.

The description on (fi g. 3 and 4)

A. Shoulder belt guide
B. Child safety seat covering
C. Belt protective cushions
D. Shoulder belt
E. Buckle holder
K. Seat liner
L. Support leg indicator
M. Base 360 ° rotation button
N. Base
O. Seat tilting handle
P. Hip belt guide
Q. Headrest
R. Headrest height adjustment lever| F. Belt unfastening butt on
G. Belt buckle
H. Crotch cover
I. Belt tension adjustment button
J. Belt tension adjustment
S. Shoulder belt guides
T. Top belt connector
U. Manual locker
V. ISOFIX arms
W. Support leg
X. ISOFIX button
Y. Support leg adjustment button
Z. ISOFIX sheaths
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How to use

HOW TO FASTEN BELTS OF THE CHILD SAFETY SEAT
To fasten belts of the child safety seat (fig. 5):

1. Join belt buckles.
2. Insert them in the buckle (G), you will hear a distinctive „click”.
3. Make sure the belts have been properly tightened and are not twisted.

To unfasten the 5-point belts of the child safety seat, press the red button (F) on the buckle and loosen the belts.

HOW TO ADJUST THE TENSION OF THE CHILD SAFETY SEAT BELTS

1. To tighten the belts, pull the tension adjustment strap (J) (fig. 6).
2. To loosen the belts, press the adjustment button (I) and pull the shoulder belts (D) (fig. 7).

Note! Make sure the child’s safety seat belts fit tight to the child’s body and are not twisted.
Make sure the hip belts go low and protect the child’s pelvis. The belts must fit tight the child’s body but must not be too tight and cause discomfort.

HOW TO DISASSEMBLE CHILD SAFETY SEAT BELTS

• Open the manual locker.
• Pull the metal belt connector (T) out of the plastic fastener, and then remove the belts (fig. 8).
• Loosen the belts as much as you can (see chapter: HOW TO ADJUST TENSION OF THE CHILD SAFETY SEAT BELTS).
• The metal belt connector must be placed in a special spot for future use (see: fig. 9).
• Unfasten Velcros on belt protective cushions.
• Unfasten the child safety seat covering Velcros. Pull the buckle through the hole in the covering.
• Fasten belts and hide them in the glovebox in the child safety seat.
  Installation of belts must be performed in a reversed order.

HOW TO ADJUST THE HEADREST

• Loosen the shoulder belts as much as you can.
• To change the height of the headrest, grab and pull the headrest height adjustment lever (R).
• Choose the headrest height you desire. (See: fig. 12).

Note! The height of shoulder belts is integrated with the headrest height. A properly set headrest provides optimal protection to your child in the child safety seat:
The headrest must be adjusted so that shoulder belts and the child’s arms are at the same level. The belts must not be too high (at the ears level or higher) or too low (e.g. behind the child’s back). (See: fig. 11)

• The headrest is too low.
• The headrest is too high.
• The headrest is adjusted correctly.

HOW TO ADJUST THE HEADREST

• Loosen the shoulder belts as much as you can.
• To change the height of the headrest, grab and pull the headrest height adjustment lever (R).
• Choose the headrest height you desire. (See: fig. 12).

Note! The height of shoulder belts is integrated with the headrest height. A properly set headrest provides optimal protection to your child in the child safety seat:
The headrest must be adjusted so that shoulder belts and the child’s arms are at the same level. The belts must not be too high (at the ears level or higher) or too low (e.g. behind
the child’s back). (See: fig. 11)

• The headrest is too low.
• The headrest is too high.
• The headrest is adjusted correctly.

HOW TO ADJUST THE INCLINATION ANGLE OF THE CHILD SAFETY SEAT
Grab the lever (O), pull up, and change the inclination angle of the child safety seat. (See: fig. 16) You can choose 5 levels of child safety seat inclination, depending on the child’s size:

To set the child safety seat in position 5:

• Press the base rotation button (M), and rotate the child safety seat to the rear-facing position.
• Pull the seat tilting grip (O) and tilt the product to position 5. It is a half-lying position dedicated to small children from group 0+, I (0-18 kg). See: fig. 16 and 17
• Children from group I (9 – 18 kg) can be in a forward- or rear-facing position. Suitable positions of the seat inclination for these children are positions 1-5 (1-4 in a  forward-facing position, 5 in a rear-facing position). See fig. 17
• Children from groups II, and III, (15 – 36 kg) can be in a forward-facing position in position 1 only.

SEAT LINER
The seat liner is intended for babies, raises their comfort, and serves as additional support (see fig. 19). If the child needs more space in the child safety seat, remove the seat liner.

HOW TO REMOVE COVERING

• Remove 5-point belts from the child safety seat. (See: fig. 8 and 9)
• Lift the headrest as high as possible.
• Unfasten Velcros and remove the covering from the child safety seat.
  To put the cover back on, follow the steps above in a reversed order.

HOW TO INSTALL IT IN THE CAR

A. ASSEMBLY WITH SAFETY BELTS

1. Installation in a rear-facing position, the child is secured with safety belts of the child safety seat (group 0+, 0 – 13 kg).
   • Place the child safety seat on the car seat.
   • Turn the child safety seat to the rear-facing position; to do so, press the base rotation button (M) (see: fig. 13).
   • Press the support leg adjustment button (Y), then extend the leg and adjust its length so that it contacts the vehicle floor (the indicator will turn green when the support leg is sufficiently extended).
   • Pull the car seat belt.
   • Carry the shoulder part of the belt (D) through the shoulder belt guide (A) marked in blue.
   • Carry the hip part of the belt through the hip belt guide (P) marked in blue.
   • Press the child safety seat against the car seat as much as you can. Pull the hip belt towards the buckle in order to tighten it as much as possible. Next, pull the shoulder belt to tighten other parts of the belt. Make sure the belts are not twisted and properly hold the child’s safety seat.
   • Put the child in the child’s safety seat and secure it with the product’s safety belts. (See: fig. 20)
   Information:
   • For children from group 0+, the child safety seat must be fixed in a rear- facing position only, and the inclination angle must be as high as possible (position no. 5). To make sure the child safety seat is properly installed, try to move it before use.
   • Make sure the car seat belt is not twisted!
   • Make sure the belts have been properly fastened. After fastening, you should hear a distinctive „click”. (See: fig. 20)
   • Do not assemble the child safety seat on a front seat if its airbag is active.

2. Installation in a forward-facing position, the child is secured with safety belts of the child safety seat (group I, 9 – 18 kg).
   • Set the child safety seat in a forward-facing position.
   • Rotate the child safety seat to the forward-facing position. To do so, press the base 360° rotation button (M) (see: fig. 13).
   • Press the support leg adjustment button (Y), next extend the leg and adjust its length so that it contacts the vehicle floor (the indicator will turn green when the support leg is properly extended).
   • Pull the car seat belt.
   • Carry the shoulder part of the belts (D) through the shoulder belt guide (A) marked in red.
   • Carry the hip part of the belt through the hip belt guide (P) marked in red.
   • Press the child safety seat against the car seat as much as you can. Pull the hip belt towards the buckle to tighten it as much as possible. Next, pull the shoulder belt to tighten other parts of the belt; make sure the belts are not twisted and properly secure the child safety seat.
   • Put the child in and secure with safety belts of the child’s safety seat. (See: fig. 2)

3. Installation in a forward-facing position, the child is secured with car seat belts (group II, III, 15 – 36 kg).
   • Remove 5-point safety belts. (see: fig. 8 and 9)
   • Place the child safety seat on the car seat.
   • Turn the child safety seat to a forward-facing position. To do so, press the base 360° rotation button (M) (see: fig. 13).
   • Press the support leg adjustment button (Y), next slide the leg in, and adjust its length so that it is as short as possible and the indicator turns red.
   • Put the child in the child’s safety seat.
   • Pull the car seat belt.
   • Carry the shoulder belts (D) through the guide in the headrest (A) marked in red. (See: fig. 23)
   • Carry the hip part of the belt through the hip belt guide (P) marked in red.
   • Press the child safety seat against the car seat as much as you can.
   • Carry both belts through the hip belt guide (P) marked in red and fasten the belts. (See: fig. 25)
   Information:
   • Check if the safety belt goes through the shoulder and if it is at a relevant distance between the neck and shoulder – mark A and B (see: fig. 22).
   • After you have fastened the belts, you will hear a distinctive „click”.
   • Try to move the child’s safety seat to check its stability.
   B. ASSEMBLY WITH ISOFIX

4. Installation in a rear-facing position, the child is secured with safety belts of the child safety seat (group 0+, I, 0 – 18 kg).
   • If necessary, put ISOFIX sheaths (Z) on ISOFIX connectors in the car.
   • They facilitate sticking ISOFIX fasteners of the product when car connectors are hard to access.
   • Rotate the child safety seat to the rear-facing position. To do so, press the base 360° rotation button (M). (see fig. 13)
   • Press ISOFIX button (X) to extend both ISOFIX arms (V). Next, grab the seat with both hands, slide two ISOFIX arms into the fasteners located in the car seat until arms (V) anchor and you can hear a distinctive „click”.
   • Push the product towards the seat, and press it against the car seat as much as you can.
   • Green indicator on ISOFIX button (X) must be visible on both sides; then you can be sure the seat has been properly secured and fixed.
   • Press the support leg adjustment button (Y), next extend the leg and adjust its length so that it contacts the vehicle floor (the indicator will turn green when the support leg is sufficiently extended).
   • Put the child in the child safety seat and secure it with the safety belts of the child safety seat. (See: fig. 26)

5. Installation in a forward-facing position, the child is secured with safety belts of the child safety seat (group I, 9 – 18 kg).
   • If necessary, put ISOFIX sheaths (Z) on ISOFIX connectors in the car.
   • They facilitate stocking ISOFIX fasteners of the child safety seat when car connectors are hard to access.
   • Turn the child safety seat to a forward-facing position. To do so, press the base 360° rotation button (M). (see fig. 13)
   • Press ISOFIX button (X) to extend both ISOFIX arms (V). Next, grab the seat with both hands, slide two ISOFIX arms (V) firmly into fasteners in the car seat until the arms anchor and you can hear a distinctive „click”.
   • Push the product towards the car seat, and press it against the car seat as much as you can.
   • Green indicator on ISOFIX button (X) must be visible on both sides; then you can be sure the seat has been properly secured and fixed.
   • Press the support leg adjustment button (Y), next extend the leg and adjust its length so that it contacts the vehicle floor (the indicator will turn green when the support leg is sufficiently extended).
   • Put the child in the child safety seat and secure with safety belts of the child safety seat. (See: fig. 27)

6. Installation in a forward-facing position, the child is secured with car seat belts (group II, III, 15 – 36 kg).
   • Remove 5-point safety belts (see: fig. 8 and 9)
   • Place the child safety seat on the car seat.
   • Turn the child safety seat to a forward-facing position. To do so, press the base 360° rotation button (M). (see fig. 13)
   • If necessary, put ISOFIX sheaths (Z) on ISOFIX connectors in the car. They facilitate sticking ISOFIX fasteners of the child safety seat when car connectors are hard to access.
   • Press ISOFIX button (X) to extend both ISOFIX arms (V). Next, grab the seat with both hands, slide both ISOFIX arms firmly into the fasteners in the car seat until the arms anchor and you can hear a distinctive „click”.
   • Push the product towards the car seat, and press it against the car seat as much as you can.
   • Green indicator on ISOFIX button (X) must be visible on both sides, then you can be sure the seat has been properly secured and fixed.
   • Press the support leg adjustment button (Y), then slide the leg in and adjust its length so that it is as short as possible and the indicator turns red.
   • Put the child in the child’s safety seat.
   • Pull the car seat belt.
   • Carry shoulder belts (D) through the guide in the headrest (A) marked in red.
   • Carry the hip part of the belt through the hip belt guide (P) marked in red.
   • Carry both belts through the hip belt guide marked in red and fasten them.
   • Fasten car seat belts (see: fig. 6). Check if the child safety seat has been properly fixed. (See: fig. 25)
   Information:
   • Check if the safety belt goes through the shoulder and if it is at a relevant distance between the neck and shoulder – markers A and B (see: fig. 22).
   • When fastening belts, you will hear a distinctive „click”.
   • Tighten the belts; to do so, follow the direction of the arrows (see: fig. 25).
   • Try to move the child’s safety seat to check its stability.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE:

• Periodically check the seat for damage and wear.

• If you find any damaged parts, replace the seat.

• Keep the child’s safety seat clean to prolong its life.

• Do not expose the seat to sunlight for a long time.

• Wash the seat fabric with warm water, and use soap or soft cleaning agents.

• After washing, do not let the seat dry off in the sun.
  How to clean a buckle:

• Food, drinks, or other pollutants may accumulate inside the buckle and cause it to malfunction.

• Wash in warm water.

• After washing, make sure the buckle emits a distinctive „click”; this way you can be sure the buckle works properly.

How to clean a belt and base:
Use a sponge, wash with soap and warm water – do not use other cleaning agents.
Storage:
Store in a safe and dry place, away from heat and sunlight.
Do not place any heavy items on the seat.
The product has been tested and meets all the requirements of the: ECE R44.04
The pictures are for reference only. The real design of the products may differ from the pictures presented.

Detailed warranty conditions are available on the website: www.lionelo.com
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