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FAILURE TO PROPERLY USE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH IN A SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH.
Do not install or use this child restraint until you read and understand the instructions
in this manual.
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3-IN-1 CAR SEAT
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1-A A Quick Guide to Your Manual
1-B Welcome to the Graco Family!
1-C Height and Weight Guidelines
1-D Before You Begin
Register This Car Seat
If You Need Help
Certification
Car Seat’s Useful Life
Vehicle Seat Protection
Warm Weather Use
1-E Safety Warnings
3-A Rear-Facing Safe Use Checklist
3-B Install Rear-Facing With LATCH Strap
3-C Install Rear-Facing With Vehicle Seat Belt
1 Important Pages 4-14
2 Features Pages 15-17
3 Rear-Facing Use Pages 18-25
4-A Forward-Facing Safe Use Checklist
4-B Install Forward-Facing With LATCH Strap
4-C Install Forward-Facing With Vehicle Seat Belts
4 Forward-Facing Use Pages 26-32
5-A Booster Safe Use Checklist
5-B Booster Install
5 Booster Use Pages 33-39
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6-A Securing Child With 5-point Harness
6-B Securing Child In Booster
6 Securing Child Pages 40-45
7 Moving the LATCH Strap Pages 46-48
9-A Choosing Vehicle Seat Location
9-B Unsafe Vehicle Seat Locations
9-C What is LATCH?
9-D Choosing LATCH or Seat Belts
9-E How to Remove LATCH and Top Tether
9-F Vehicle Seat Belts
10 Care & Cleaning Pages 59-61
8 Accessories Pages 49-50
9 Additional Information Pages 51-58
10-A Cleaning Seat Pad
10-B Cleaning Crotch Buckle
10-C Cleaning Harness and LATCH
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1-A A Quick Guide to Your Manual
This car seat is for children: Rear-Facing: 5-40 lb (2.3-18 kg)
Forward Facing: 22-65 lb (10-30 kg)
Booster: 40-100 lb (18.1-45 kg)
• Children less than 22 lb (10 kg) MUST use this car seat rear-facing. Review section
1-C for more information.
Get to Know Your Car Seat
What Seating Location Should I Use?
Review section 2-A to see all of the features of this car seat.
The best seating location for this car seat is one that:
• Is recommended by your vehicle owner’s manual, and
• Results in a secure installation of this car seat.
Some vehicles have specific requirements for where the car seat can be installed, so
be sure to check your vehicle owner’s manual for available seating positions, if any.
Review section 9-A, 9-B of this manual AND your vehicle owner’s manual.
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Which Installation Method Should I Use?
This car seat can be installed in your vehicle using either the vehicle seat belt OR the
LATCH system. Both are equally safe to use. DO NOT USE BOTH AT THE SAME TIME.
Vehicle Seat Belt: Review section 9 and your vehicle owner’s manual to learn how to
install your car seat with the vehicle seat belts.
LATCH: The LATCH system allows you to securely attach your safety seat in your
car without using the vehicle seat belt and possibly to get a better fit. All 2003 and
newer model year vehicles are required to have a LATCH system, although some
manufacturers began including LATCH earlier. Some vehicle owner manuals use the
term ISOFIX to identify the LATCH system.
According to accident statistics, the safest place
for your child in any vehicle is the back seat. The
center of the back seat can be the safest during a
possible side impact.
LATCH consists of lower anchors and top tether anchors, which are built-in to your
vehicle, and connecting hooks that are built-in to your car seat. Lower anchors are
used INSTEAD of the vehicle’s seat belt to secure the child seat to the vehicle. Top
tethers are used IN ADDITION to the lower anchors OR the vehicle’s seat belt to secure
a forward-facing car seat to the vehicle.
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for exact location and use.
What is LATCH?
Vehicle Top Tether
Anchor Points
Vehicle Lower
Anchor Points
Typical seat in a passenger
vehicle. Other vehicle types
may have different LATCH
locations.
Vehicle Seat Bight
11”
(28 cm)
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LATCH System
LATCH consists of two lower anchors, which are built-in to your
vehicle, and connecting hooks that are built-in your car seat.
Review section 3-B, 4-B & 5-B of this manual AND your vehicle
owner’s manual.
LATCH can ONLY be used if the vehicle LATCH anchor spacing
is 11 inches (28 cm) from the center of one LATCH
anchor to the center of
the other LATCH anchor.
When Installing This Car Seat
Vehicle Seat Belt
There are two types of vehicle seat belts that can be
used When Installing Rear-Facing & Forward-Facing. Lap/
Shoulder Seat Belt or Lap Only Seat Belt.
Only use the Lap/Shoulder seat belt configuration when
Installing As a Booster
Review section 3-C, 4-C & 5-B of this manual AND your
vehicle owner’s manual.
Does Your Car Seat Fit Your Child Correctly?
To make sure your child is secured properly, review section 3, 4 & 5 to understand all
of the actions you need to take to properly adjust the car seat to fit your child.
Harness Height, Rear-Facing (A)
Harness straps at or just below the child’s shoulders and
top of head must be 1” (2.5 cm) below the headrest adjustment
lever
(B). Review section 6.
Buckle Position (C)
The correct slot is the one that is closest to your child
without being underneath them. Review section 6.
Harness Tightness (D)
If your fingers slide off the harness straps without
pinching the straps, it is tight enough. Review section 6.
For Rear-Facing, You Need to Adjust:
A
C
B
D
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Harness Height, Forward-Facing (A)
Harness straps at or just above the child’s shoulders
and top of child’s ears below top of headrest (B).
Review section 6.
Buckle Position (C)
The correct slot is the one that is closest to your child
without being underneath them. Review section 6.
Harness Tightness (D)
If your fingers slide off the harness straps without
pinching the straps, it is tight enough. Review section
6.
For Forward-Facing, You Need to Adjust:
A
C
B
D
Use Lap/Shoulder Belt Only
Position Lap Belt
Lap belt must go behind armrest and lie
low across your child’s hips and thighs.
Position Shoulder Belt
Shoulder belt lies across shoulder
between neck and edge of shoulder.
For Booster, You Need to Adjust:
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Car Seat Does Not Move More than 1”
(2.5 cm) at the Belt Path (A)
Review section 3
Check level indicator (B)
Review section 3
Harness Straps at or Just
Below Child’s Shoulders (C)
Review section 6
Chest Clip Even With Armpits (D)
Review section 6
Cannot Pinch Harness Straps
at the Shoulder (E)
Review section 6
Rear-Facing Installation
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Use the top tether strap when using
forward-facing (A)
When used properly, the top tether helps
reduce injury in a sudden stop or crash.
Review section 4
Car Seat Does Not Move More than 1”
(2.5 cm) at the Belt Path (B)
Review section 4
Harness Straps at or Just
Above Child’s Shoulders (C)
Review section 6
Chest Clip Even With Armpits (D) Review
section 6
Cannot Pinch Harness Straps
at the Shoulder (E)
Review section 6
Forward-Facing Installation
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Never Use Lap Belt Only
Review section 5
Lap Belt Behind Armrest and Lies Low Across Hips
and Thighs
Review section 5
Shoulder Belt Lies On the Shoulder, Between the
Neck and Edge of Shoulders
Review section 5
Booster Installation
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1-B Welcome to the Graco Family!
Your child’s safety depends on you. No car seat can guarantee protection from injury in every
situation, but proper use helps reduce the risk of serious injury or death.
Even if this car seat seems easy to figure out on your own, you must follow the detailed instructions
in this instruction manual to ensure all steps are preformed correctly.
1-C Height and Weight Guidelines
Note: Preterm or low birth weight infants may be at special risk in a vehicle or aircraft. According to the
AAP, these infants may suffer breathing issues if improperly reclined in a car seat. When rear-facing, use
the corrected age for preemies. Graco advises that you have your physician or hospital staff evaluate
your infant and recommend the proper car seat or car bed before you and your infant leave the hospital.
5 lb
(2.3 kg)
22 lb
(10 kg)
40 lb
(18 kg)
65 lb
(30 kg)
100 lb
(45 kg)
Rear-Facing with 5-Point Harness
Must be 49” (125 cm) or less:
5-22 lb (2.3-10 kg) and less than 1
year old MUST be rear-facing.
22-40 lb (10-18 kg) SHOULD be
rear-facing.*
Forward-Facing with 5-Point Harness
Must be 49” (125 cm) or less:
22-40 lb (10-18 kg) and can sit upright
unassisted CAN be forward-facing.
40-65 lb (18-30 kg) SHOULD be
forward-facing.*
Booster Mode with Vehicle Lap/Shoulder Seat Belt
Must be 43-57” (110.1-145 cm) tall and 4+ years old
40-65 lb (18.1-30 kg) CAN be in booster mode.
Over 65 lb (30 kg) MUST be in booster mode.*
*Check your state laws and the AAP/NHTSA recommendations. See page 13.
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1-D Before You Begin
Please fill out the prepaid registration postcard attached to the harness and mail it in
today or register online at www.gracobaby.com/carseatregistration.
Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons. You must register this restraint to
be reached in a recall. Send your name, address, and the restraint’s model number and
manufacturing date to:
Graco Children’s Products, Inc.
Attn: Customer Service
P.O. Box 169, Elverson, PA 19520-9901
or call 1-800-345-4109
or register online at
www.gracobaby.com/carseatregistration
For recall information, call the U.S. Government’s Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236
(TTY: 1–800–424–9153), or go to http://www.NHTSA.gov.
Register This Child Restraint
Model Name _________________________
Model Number _______________________
Date of Manufacture __________________
Date of Purchase _____________________
For future reference or if you change addresses, record the model name, model number,
date of manufacture, and purchase date of this car seat below. You can find this
information either on the registration card if you still have it or on the date label located
on the back of the car seat.
In the U.S.A, please contact our Customer Service Department with any questions you
may have concerning parts, use, or maintenance. When you contact us, please have
your product’s model number and date of manufacture ready so that we may help you
efficiently. These numbers can be found on a sticker on the back side of your car seat.
For additional resources or to get your car seat checked by a child passenger safety
technician, please visit the following web sites:
www.nhtsa.gov • www.seatcheck.org • www.safekids.org
If You Need Help
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STOP using this car seat and throw it away 10 years after the date of manufacture.
Look for date of manufacture label on back of the car seat.
Graco Children’s Products Inc. advises against loaning or passing along a car seat
unless you know the complete history of the product. We also advise against
purchasing a car seat second hand.
This child restraint meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of Federal Motor
Vehicle Safety Standard 213 for use in motor vehicles.
This child restraint is certified for use in aircraft only when used with the
internal harness system. Use only forward-facing aircraft seats. Follow the
instructions for vehicle installation. See sections 3-C or 4-C and 9-F Lap Belt
Installation, but do not use top tether.
This child restraint is NOT certified for aircraft use when used as a booster seat
because aircraft do not have shoulder belts.
Contact the airline for their specific polices.
Certification
Car Seat’s Useful Life
Protect vehicle seat. Use a car seat mat, towel, or thin blanket under and behind car seat.
Car seat parts can get very hot in the sun or warm weather. To avoid burns, always
check before putting child in car seat.
Vehicle Seat Protection
Warm Weather Use
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1-E Safety Warnings
No car seat can guarantee protection from injury in every
situation, but proper use helps reduce the risk of serious
injury or death. READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY.
Failure to follow these instructions and child restraint’s labels can result in
child striking the vehicle’s interior during a sudden stop or crash.
! NEVER PLACE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT REAR-FACING IN A
VEHICLE SEATING LOCATION THAT HAS AN ACTIVE FRONT AIR
BAG.
If an air bag inflates, it can hit the child and car seat with great force and
cause serious injury or death to your child.
! Review your vehicle owner’s manual for more information about air
bags and car seat use.
! If your vehicle does not have a back seat, review your vehicle
owner’s manual.
! Children are safer riding rear-facing and should ride rear-facing as
long as possible, until they reach the maximum rear-facing height or
weight rating for their car seat. Then children should ride forward-
facing, using the built-in harness system for as long as possible until
they reach the maximum forward-facing weight or height for their car
seat. At that point, children should ride in a belt-positioning booster
seat. A booster is no longer needed once the vehicle seat belt fits
properly, typically when they reach 4 feet 9 inches (145 cm) tall and
are between ages 8-12. Be sure to check your local and state laws, as
well as AAP and NHTSA recommendations, for car seat usage.*
*Graco Supports the American Academy of Pediatrics and National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration’s Car Seat Guidelines. Visit www.gracobaby.com/en-US/safety for information
on car seat usage recommendations.
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! Choose the correct mode of use for the car seat depending on your
child’s size. Infants less than 22 lb (10 kg) MUST use this car seat
rear-facing.
! Select a suitable location for the car seat in your vehicle.
! Secure car seat with a vehicle seat belt or LATCH that is properly
routed as shown in this manual.
! Vehicle seat belt system MUST hold car seat securely. Not all vehicle
seat belts can be used with a car seat.
! If vehicle seat belt does not hold car seat securely, read “Vehicle
Seat Belts” section 9-F and your vehicle owner’s manual.
! Always secure car seat with LATCH or a vehicle seat belt, even when
unoccupied. In a crash, an unsecured car seat can injure passengers.
! If car seat is in a crash, it must be replaced. DO NOT use it again!
A crash can cause unseen damage and using it again could result in
serious injury or death.
! DO NOT use car seat if it is damaged or missing parts.
! DO NOT use accessories or parts other than those provided by Graco
except for a thin towel or mat to protect your vehicle seat or a rolled
towel or pool noodles to help get your car seat level. Their use could
alter the performance of the car seat.
! DO NOT remove LATCH system from car seat. If using vehicle seat belt
to secure car seat, LATCH connectors must be stored.
! Never leave child unattended, even when sleeping. Child may become
tangled in harness straps and suffocate or strangle.
! Rear-facing car seat must be properly leveled:
• Too reclined can result in injury or ejection.
• Too upright can result in breathing difficulties.
! Never attach two LATCH connectors to one vehicle lower
anchor point unless specifically allowed by the vehicle
manufacturer.
! Do not use both the vehicle seat belt and LATCH strap at the same
time when using the car seat with the 5-point harness.
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2-A Car Seat Features
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H Chest Clip
I Buckle
J Harness Release Lever
(under flap)
K Harness Adjustment Strap
L Recline Handle
M Seat Base
N Cup Holder
A Headrest/Harness Adjustment
Handle
B Headrest
C Booster Shoulder Belt Guide
D Headrest Support
E Body Support
F Harness Covers
G Harness Straps
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A Rear-Facing Level Indicator
B Top Tether Strap
C Forward-Facing Belt Path
D Booster Lap Belt Path
E Rear-Facing Belt Path
F LATCH Strap
G LATCH Strap Storage
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A Top Tether Strap Storage
B Instruction Manual Storage
C Instruction Manual
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3-A Rear-Facing Safe Use Checklist
Rear-Facing:
5-40 lb (2.3-18 kg) and
whose head is at least 1” (2.5 cm)
below the headrest adjustment handle
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Car seat must be rear-facing in the vehicle
back seat.
• Make sure LATCH strap or vehicle seat belt
is routed through the rear-facing belt path,
marked with a blue label.
• Install this car seat tightly in your vehicle. Car
seat should not move at the rear-facing belt
path more than 1” (2.5 cm) from side to side
and front to back.
• Check rear-facing level indicator to make sure
the ball is within the blue zone. Vehicle MUST
be on level ground.
•
Harness straps must be at or just below the
top of child’s shoulders and chest clip must
be at armpit level.
•
Infants who weigh less than 22 lb (10 kg)
MUST be rear-facing.
• Children are safer riding rear-facing and
should ride rear-facing as long as possible,
until they reach the maximum rear-facing
height or weight rating for their car seat.
Then the children should ride forward-facing,
using the built-in harness system for as long
as possible until they reach the maximum
forward-facing weight or height for their
car seat. Be sure to check your local and
state laws, as well as AAP and NHTSA
recommendations, for car seat usage.
LATCH Strap
Vehicle Lap/Shoulder Seat Belt
Vehicle Lap Only Seat Belt
NEVER place this child
restraint rear-facing in a
vehicle seating location that
has an active front air bag.
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3-B Install Rear-Facing With LATCH Strap
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for LATCH location and use.
3. Remove LATCH Connectors from
Storage Location
Push in on the red buttons on the LATCH
connectors and remove from storage
location.
2. Recline the Car Seat
Place the car seat in recline position 1 or
2.
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Make Sure LATCH Strap is in the
Rear-Facing Belt Path, Marked
With a Blue Label
If it is not, see section 7-A to move
LATCH strap.
4. Extend the LATCH Strap.
For easier installation, extend the LATCH
strap to its maximum length by pressing
the gray button and pulling on the strap.
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5. Place Car Seat Rear-Facing
in Back Seat of the Vehicle
Place the base flat on the vehicle seat.
Push it back until the front of the car seat
touches the vehicle seat back. Center
the car seat between the lower LATCH
anchors.
6. Check the Rear-Facing Level
Indicator
Vehicle MUST be on level ground. Ball
must be completely in the blue zone.
Readjust the incline if needed. Or if
needed, rolled towels may be placed
under the car seat at the vehicle seat
crease, until the ball is completely in the
blue zone.
7. Connect LATCH Connectors
to Vehicle’s Lower LATCH
Anchors.
LATCH strap should lay as flat as possible
and not be twisted.
LATCH can only be used if the vehicle
LATCH anchor spacing is 11 inches
(28 cm) from the center of one LATCH
anchor to the center of the other
LATCH anchor.
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8. Tighten the LATCH Strap
Press down firmly in the center of the car
seat while tightening the LATCH strap.
9. Test For Tightness
Grab the sides of the seat where the
LATCH strap is and slide the car seat side
to side and front to back.
If the seat moves less than 1” (2.5 cm), it
is tight enough.
Note: For easier tightening, you may
need to pull the tail of the LATCH strap
through the belt path as shown.
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10. Check the Rear-Facing Level
Indicator
Vehicle MUST be on level ground. Ball
must be completely in the blue zone.
Readjust the incline if needed. Or if
needed, rolled towels may be placed
under the car seat at the vehicle seat
crease, until the ball is completely in the
blue zone.
See section 6-A to secure your child.
Recheck the level ind icator with child in
seat.
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3-C
Install Rear-Facing With Vehicle
Seat Belt
1. Recline the Car Seat
Place the car seat in recline position 1 or 2.
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3. Place Car Seat Rear-Facing
in Back Seat of the Vehicle
Place the base flat on the vehicle seat.
Push it back until the front of the car seat
touches the vehicle seat back.
4. Check the Rear-Facing Level
Indicator
Vehicle MUST be on level ground. Ball
must be completely in the blue zone.
Readjust the incline if needed. Or if
needed, rolled towels may be placed
under the car seat at the vehicle seat
crease, until the ball is completely in the
blue zone.
2. Store Top Tether and LATCH Straps
Store top tether hook as shown. Push in
on the red buttons and attach the LATCH
connectors to plastic bar as shown.
Remove the slack from both straps.
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5. Route the Vehicle Seat Belt
Thread vehicle seat belt through the rear-
facing belt path (marked with a blue label)
and buckle it. The seat belt should lay as
flat as possible and not be twisted.
Note: It may be easier to route the vehicle
seat belt by lifting seat pad up to expose
the belt path.
Make sure vehicle seat belt is in front of
the buckle strap.
6. Lock
the Vehicle Seat Belt
In most vehicles today, slowly pull the
shoulder belt all the way out and then let it
go back in. You will hear a clicking sound.
Slowly pull out on the belt and it should
be locked. If not, review your car’s owner
manual and section 9-F.
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for vehicle seat belt use
7.
Tighten the Vehicle Seat Belt
Press down firmly in the center of the
car seat. Pull on the shoulder belt to
tighten while feeding the slack back in the
retractor.
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8. Test For Tightness
Grab the sides of the seat where the
vehicle seat belt is and slide the car seat
side to side and front to back.
If the seat moves less than 1” (2.5 cm), it
is tight enough.
9. Check the Rear-Facing Level
Indicator
Vehicle MUST be on level ground. Ball
must be completely in the blue zone.
Readjust the incline if needed. Or if
needed, rolled towels may be placed
under the car seat at the vehicle seat
crease, until the ball is completely in the
blue zone.
See section 6-A to secure your child.
Recheck the level indicator with child in
seat.
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4-A Forward-Facing Safe Use Checklist
Forward-Facing:
22-65 lb (10-30 kg) and
49” (125 cm) or less
• Car seat must be forward-facing in the
vehicle back seat.
• Make sure LATCH strap or vehicle seat belt
is routed through the forward-facing belt
path, marked with an orange label.
• Install this car seat tightly in your ve-
hicle. Car seat should not move at the
forward-facing belt path more than 1” (2.5
cm) from side to side and front to back.
• Attach and tighten top tether strap. When
used properly, the top tether helps reduce
injury in a sudden stop or crash.
• Harness straps must be at or just
above the top of child’s shoulders and
chest clip must be at armpit level.
• Children are safer riding rear-facing
and should ride rear-facing as long as
possible, until they reach the maximum
rear-facing height or weight rating for
their car seat. Then children should ride
forward-facing, using the built-in harness
system for as long as possible until they
reach the maximum forward-facing weight
or height for their car seat. At that point,
children should ride in a belt-positioning
booster seat. Be sure to check your
local and state laws, as well as AAP and
NHTSA recommendations, for car seat
usage.
LATCH Strap with Top Tether Strap
Do not install by this method for a
child weighing more than 45 lb
(20 kg)
Vehicle Lap/Shoulder Seat Belt
with Top Tether Strap
Vehicle Lap Only Seat Belt with
Top Tether Strap
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4-B Install Forward-Facing With LATCH
Strap
3. Remove LATCH Connectors and
Top Tether Straps from Storage
Locations
Push in on the red buttons on the LATCH
connectors and remove from storage
position. Unhook tether and lay it in the seat.
2. Recline the Car Seat
Place the car seat in recline position 3 or 4.
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Make Sure LATCH Strap is in the
Forward-Facing Belt Path, Marked
with Orange Label
If it is not, see section 7-A to move the
LATCH strap.
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for LATCH location and use.
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4. Extend the LATCH Strap
For easier installation, extend the LATCH
strap to its maximum length by pressing
the gray button and pulling out on the
strap.
5. Place Car Seat Forward-Facing in
Back Seat of the Vehicle
Place the base flat on the vehicle seat.
Push it back firmly until the back of the
car seat touches the vehicle seat back.
Center the car seat between the lower
LATCH anchors.
6. Connect LATCH Connectors to
Vehicle’s Lower LATCH Anchors.
LATCH strap should lay as flat as possible
and not be twisted.
LATCH can only be used if the vehicle
LATCH anchor spacing is 11 inches
(28 cm) from the center of one LATCH
anchor to the center of the other
LATCH anchor
7. Tighten the LATCH Strap
Press down firmly in the center of the car
seat while tightening the LATCH strap.
11” (28 cm)
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9. Tighten Top Tether Strap
Remove all the slack.
10. Test For Tightness
Grab the sides of the seat where the
LATCH strap is and slide the car seat side
to side and front to back.
If the seat moves less than 1” (2.5 cm), it
is tight enough.
See section 6-A to secure your child.
8. Attach Top Tether Strap
Extend the top tether by
lifting up on the tether
lock and attach.
Consult vehicle’s owner
manual for specific location.
Note: For easier tightening, you may
need to pull the tail of the LATCH strap
through the belt path as shown.
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4-C
Install Forward-Facing With Vehicle
Seat Belt
2. Store LATCH Connectors
Push in on the red buttons and attach
the LATCH connectors to plastic bar as
shown and remove the slack from the
strap.
1. Recline the Car Seat
Place the car seat in recline position 3 or 4.
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3. Place Car Seat Forward-Facing in
Back Seat of the Vehicle
Place the base flat on the vehicle seat.
Push it back firmly until the back of the
car seat touches the vehicle seat back.
Center the car seat between the lower
LATCH anchors.
4. Unhook Top Tether Strap From
Storage Location and Lay it in the
Seat
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Facing
5. Route the Vehicle Seat Belt
Thread vehicle seat belt through the
forward-facing belt path (marked with an
orange label) and buckle it. The seat belt
should lay as flat as possible and not be
twisted.
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for vehicle seat belt use
6. Lock
the Vehicle Seat Belt
In most vehicles today, slowly pull the
shoulder belt all the way out and then let it
go back in. You will hear a clicking sound.
Slowly pull out on the belt and it should
be locked. If not, review your car’s owner
manual and section 9-F.
7.
Tighten the Vehicle Seat Belt
Press down firmly in the center of the
car seat. Pull on the shoulder belt to
tighten while feeding the slack back in the
retractor.
8. Attach Top Tether Strap
Extend the top tether by
lifting up on the tether
lock and attach.
Consult vehicle’s owner
manual for specific location.
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9. Tighten Top Tether Strap
Remove all the slack.
10. Test For Tightness
Grab the sides of the seat where the
forward-facing belt path is and slide the
car seat side to side and front to back.
If the seat moves less than 1” (2.5 cm), it
is tight enough.
See section 6-A to secure your child.
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5-A Booster Safe Use Checklist
Booster Use:
40-100 lb (18.1-45 kg)
43-57” (110.1-145 cm)
At least 4 years old
• Car seat must be forward-facing in the
vehicle back seat.
• Vehicle seat belts MUST lay flat against
child and MUST NOT be twisted.
• Make sure vehicle seat’s lap belt is
adjusted snugly, lays low on the child’s
hip, and is routed behind the armrest in the
booster’s belt path marked with a green
label.
• Make sure vehicle seat’s shoulder belt is
centered between the child’s neck and edge
of shoulder.
• Never use a vehicle lap only seat belt across
front of child.
• DO NOT position vehicle shoulder belt under
the child’s arm or back.
• DO NOT allow child to slouch or slide down
in the booster seat.
• DO NOT position vehicle seat belt over top of
armrests.
• When forward-facing, children should use
the built-in harness system for as long as
possible until they reach the maximum
forward-facing weight or height for their car
seat. A booster is no longer needed once the
vehicle seat belt fits properly, typically when
they reach 4 feet 9 inches (145 cm) tall and
are between ages 8-12. Be sure to check
your local and state laws, as well as AAP
and NHTSA recommendations, for car seat
usage.
Vehicle Lap/Shoulder Seat Belt
Never use a vehicle lap only seat belt
across front of child.
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• Vehicle seat’s headrest SHOULD NOT create
a gap between vehicle seat and booster seat.
• The front of booster seat base MUST NOT
hang over front of vehicle seat.
• If child will not keep the vehicle seat belt
properly positioned, DO NOT use this booster
seat. Use a different car seat.
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1. Store the Harness
Loosen the harness straps as much as
possible. (A)
Raise the headrest to the highest
position. (B)
Unbuckle the chest clip and the buckle.
(C and D)
5-B
Booster Install
Remove the Lower Seat Pad to
Expose the Harness Storage Door
(E, F and G)
A
B
C
D
E
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G
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Move Buckle Strap to Rear Slot
Open the Harness Storage Door
and Place Harness, Chest Clip,
Buckle, and Buckle Tongues Inside
Storage Compartment. Close
the Door
Replace Seat Pad
Move the headrest back to its proper
position for your child.
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Graco allows the securing of the car seat with LATCH in the booster mode. The child still MUST
BE SECURED with the vehicle lap/shoulder seat belt. LATCH can be used in the booster mode
regardless of the weight of the child up to 100 lb (45 kg).
Verify the following before using LATCH in the booster mode:
• The LATCH connectors DO NOT interfere with any vehicle seat belts or buckles.
If the LATCH interferes with the vehicle seat belts or if the chosen seating position does not have
LATCH, you MUST store the LATCH strap. Store the
LATCH strap by pushing in on the red buttons on the
connectors and attach to the plastic bar as shown.
Store the top tether strap as shown.
2. Recline the Car Seat
Place the booster seat in recline position
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3.
Place the Booster Seat
Forward-Facing in the Back
Seat of Vehicle
Place forward-facing on a vehicle seat
that has a lap/shoulder seat belt. The
base should sit as flat as possible on the
vehicle seat.
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6. Connect LATCH Connectors to
Vehicle’s Lower LATCH Anchors.
LATCH strap should not be twisted.
LATCH can only be used if the vehicle
LATCH anchor spacing is 11 inches
(28 cm) from the center of one LATCH
anchor to the center of the other
LATCH anchor.
5. Unhook Top Tether Strap From
Storage Location and Lay it in the
Seat
7. Tighten the LATCH Strap
Remove all the slack.
4.
Make Sure LATCH Strap is in the
Forward-Facing Belt Path, Marked
with Orange Label
If it is not, see section 7-A to move the
LATCH strap.
11” (28 cm)
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8. Attach Top Tether Strap
Extend the top tether by
lifting up on the tether
lock and attach.
Consult vehicle’s owner
manual for specific location.
9. Tighten Top Tether Strap
Remove all the slack.
10. Thread the Vehicle Shoulder
Belt Through Shoulder Belt Guide
on the Headrest
See section 6-B to secure your child.
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Child
1.
Loosen Harness Straps
Push down on the harness release lever
while pulling out on the harness straps at
the chest clip. (A)
Unbuckle the chest clip (B) and the buckle
(C). Place harness straps off to the sides.
6-A
Securing Child With 5-point Harness
2.
Place Your Child in the Seat
Make sure their back is flat against the car seat
back.
3.
Place Harness Straps Over
Child’s Shoulders and Buckle
You will hear a “click” when buckle tongues
are securely attached. Pull up on each buckle
tongue to make sure it is securely attached.
A
C
B
WARNING! In cold weather, do not put snowsuits or bulky garments on
your child when placing them in the car seat. Bulky clothing can prevent
the harness straps from being tightened properly. To keep child warm, buckle
your child in the car seat and place a blanket around the child or place the
child’s coat on backwards after buckling in.
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4.
Be Sure the Harness Straps
Are at the Proper Height
Rear-Facing: Harness straps must be
at or just below the child’s shoulders
and top of head must be at least 1” (2.5
cm) below headrest/harness adjustment
handle.
Forward-Facing: Harness straps must
be at or just above the child’s shoulders
and top of child’s ears must be below top
of headrest.
Rear-Facing
Forward-Facing
To Raise or Lower Headrest/
Harness Height
Squeeze the adjustment handle and move
headrest for the proper harness height.
5.
Check the Buckle Position
The correct slot is the one that is closest
to your child without being underneath
them.
To Adjust,
Lift the Lower Seat Pad
From Front of Car Seat to Expose
The Buckle Slots
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Child
Turn Buckle Strap Sideways and
Slide to Desired Slot
Make sure buckle strap is in one of the
three positions.
6.
Replace Seat Pad, Making Sure
the Buckle Goes Through the Same
Slot in the Seat Pad as in the
Plastic Shell
Make Sure LATCH Strap is in Front
of Buckle Strap
7.
Buckle the Chest Clip
You will hear a “click” when the chest clip
is securely buckled.
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Child
9.
Tighten the Harness by Pulling the
Harness Adjustment Strap
A snug harness should not allow any
slack. It lies in a relatively straight line
without sagging. It does not press on the
child’s flesh or push the child’s body into
an unnatural position.
When you are not able to pinch any of the
harness webbing at your child’s shoulder,
the harness is tight enough.
10.
Raise the Chest Clip to Child’s
Armpit Level
8.
Pull All the Slack Out From
Around the Waist
Pull up on the harness strap while
pushing the chest clip down. Do this to
both sides.
11.
Check Tightness
Tighten more if needed.
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Child
1.
Place Child In Seat
Have your child sit in the booster seat,
with their back flat against the back of the
booster seat.
2.
Thread Vehicle’s Shoulder Belt
Through Booster Shoulder Belt
Guide in the Headrest
6-B
Securing Child In Booster
WARNING! Use only the vehicle lap and shoulder belt system when restraining the child in
the booster seat.
3.
Buckle the Vehicle Lap/Shoulder
Seat Belt
Be sure the lap portion of the vehicle seat
belt goes behind the armrests. Both the lap
and shoulder belt must lay in the booster
belt path on the buckle side of the seat.
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Child
Be sure the lap portion of the vehicle seat
belt is low across your child’s hips.
Vehicle seat’s shoulder belt should be
centered between the child’s neck and edge
of shoulder.
Raise or lower the headrest to change the
shoulder belt location on the child.
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LATCH
7-A
Moving the LATCH Strap
1. For Ease of Moving the LATCH Strap
A. Loosen the harness straps.
B. Raise the headrest to the highest
position.
C. Unbuckle the chest clip.
D. Unbuckle the buckle.
2. Remove the Lower Seat Pad to
Expose the LATCH Strap
Note the orange and blue labels at the top
and bottom of the red bar (G).
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B
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3.
Pull LATCH Connectors Out of the
Belt Path Openings into the Center
of the Car Seat
4.
Slide Entire LATCH Strap Along
the Red Bar to the Desired Belt
Path Openings
Rear-Facing: Slide LATCH strap down to
the blue label at the bottom of the red bar.
Forward-Facing: Slide the LATCH strap
up to the orange label at the top of the red
bar.
5.
Push the LATCH Connectors Out Through the Desired Belt Path
Openings on Each Side of Car Seat
OR
Rear-Facing: Make sure the LATCH strap
is in front of the buckle strap, is flat, and is
not twisted.
Forward-Facing: Make sure the LATCH
strap is routed behind the harness strap,
is flat, and is not twisted.
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6.
Replace Seat Pad
7.
Move the Headrest to Its Proper
Position for Your Child
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Accessories
Harness Covers
Make sure that harness covers do not
interfere with placement of the chest clip
at armpit level.
To remove, undo the fastening strips and
remove.
8-A Accessories (on select models)
Body Support
Body support must be used if shoulders
are below the lowest harness setting.
Never allow body support to bunch or fold
behind child.
To remove, unbuckle the buckle and pull
out the body support.
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Accessories
Headrest Support
Style A. To remove, pull out the pillow out.
Style B. To remove, unhook the elastic
strap that goes through the harness slots
and remove as shown.
Cup Holder
Cup holder can be on either side.
To attach, pull back the seat pad to
expose the attachment guide (1). Slide
the cup holder down the guide until it
locks into place (2).
To remove, place both hands under the
cup holder and push up on the cup holder
(3).
1
2
3
Style A
Style B
Style B
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9 Additional
Information
9-A
Choosing Vehicle Seat Location
According to accident statistics, the safest place for your
child in any vehicle is the back seat. The center of the back
seat can be the safest during a possible side impact.
Review your vehicle owner’s manual for seating locations.
The best seating location for this car seat is one that:
• Is recommended by your vehicle owner’s manual, and
• Results in a secure installation of this car seat.
Some vehicles have specific requirements for where the car seat can be installed, so
be sure to check your vehicle owner’s manual for available seating positions, if any.
For example, sometimes the center rear seat has a lap only vehicle seat belt, which
cannot be used when this car seat is in Booster mode.
In the event there is no available back seat and / or you have no other option than to place
a child other than an infant in a rear-facing car seat in a front passenger seating position,
the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends that you take the
following steps:
• Ensure the child is properly restrained according to their age and size.
• Move the seat as far back as possible.
• Make sure the child is not leaning out of position, such as leaning forward into the
deployment path of the air bag.
• Set the air bag ON-OFF switch, if available, to the OFF position.
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9-B
Unsafe Vehicle Seat Locations
Never install this car seat in any of the following vehicle seating locations:
rear-facing or side-facing
vehicle seats
rear-facing with an
active front air bag
booster mode with vehicle lap
only seat belt
9-C
What is LATCH?
This car seat can be installed using your vehicle’s LATCH system, if your vehicle is
equipped with LATCH. All 2003 and newer model year vehicles are required to have a
LATCH system, although some manufacturers began including LATCH earlier. Some vehicle
owner manuals use the term ISOFIX to identify the LATCH system.
LATCH consists of lower anchors and top tether anchors, which are built-in to your vehicle,
and connecting hooks that are built-in to your car seat. Lower anchors are used INSTEAD
of the vehicle’s seat belt to secure the child seat to the vehicle. Top tethers are used IN
ADDITION to the lower anchors OR the vehicle’s seat belt to secure a forward-facing car
seat to the vehicle.
Vehicle Top Tether
Anchor Points
Vehicle Lower
Anchor Points
Typical seat in a passenger vehicle.
Other vehicle types may have different
LATCH locations.
Vehicle Seat Crease
Review your vehicle’s owner manual for exact location and use.
LATCH can ONLY be used if the vehicle LATCH anchor spacing is 11 inches (28 cm)
from the center of one LATCH anchor to the center of the other LATCH anchor.
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For seating positions equipped with LATCH, experts recommend trying the LATCH
installation first and only using the seat belt in that seating position if LATCH, for
some reason, results in a looser fit. If you want to use the center rear seat and
LATCH is not available in that position (check the vehicle owner’s manual), try the
seat belt to be sure you can get a tight installation. If you cannot, try using LATCH
in a different seating position. Remember to only use LATCH in seating positions
recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
Do not use the lower anchors of the child restraint anchorage system (LATCH
system) to attach this child restraint when restraining a child weighing more than 45
lbs (20 kg) with the internal harnesses of the child restraint.
9-D
Choosing LATCH or Seat Belts
This car seat can be installed in your vehicle using either the vehicle seat belt OR the LATCH
system.
The LATCH system allows you to securely attach your car seat in your car without using the
vehicle seat belt and possibly to get a better fit.
9-E
How to Remove LATCH and Top Tether
LATCH
To remove the LATCH connectors from
the lower anchors, push in on the red
buttons and pull them off.
Top Tether Strap
To remove, lift up on the tether lock to
release the tension.
Press in on the hook’s spring. Push tether
hook in, then lift up and pull away from
tether anchor.
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9-F
Vehicle Seat Belts
This car seat can be installed using a vehicle seat belt. To do this, you will need to change the
seat belt to a locked mode for use with car seats. With some vehicle seat belts, this is done with
the latchplate; with other vehicle seat belts, this is done with the retractor.
Review your vehicle owner’s manual for vehicle seat belt use
Retractor
A device that winds up the unused vehicle
seat belt. It is often hidden inside the panels
on the walls of the vehicle or in the vehicle
seat back.
Latch Plate
The male end of the seat belt with the
silver tongue.
Seat Crease
The crease where the vehicle seat back
and seat bottom meet.
Vehicle Seat Belt Terms
Identify Your Seat Belt Type
There are two different types of vehicle seat belts that can be used with this car seat:
Lap Only Seat Belt
2 connection points. Can ONLY be
used in harness mode.
Lap/Shoulder Seat Belt
3 connections points. Can be used in
all car seats modes of use.
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The following types of vehicle seat belts CANNOT be used
safely with this car seat:
Lap Belt with Motorized
Shoulder Belt
Lap Belt or Shoulder Belt
Mounted on Door
Belts Forward of the Seat
Crease
Always review your vehicle owner’s manual for specific information about your vehicle
seat belts.
There are three types of retractors: ELR (Emergency Locking Retractor), ALR
(Automatic Locking Retractor) , and Switchable (ELR switch to ALR). To
determine your type of retractor, follow these steps:
1. Slowly pull the belt out about halfway and stop.
2. Let the belt retract back several inches.
3. Try to slowly pull the belt out more. If the belt cannot be pulled
any further, it is ALR. If it can be pulled further, go to the next step.
4. Slowly pull the belt all the way out, and then allow it
to retract several inches.
5. Try to pull the belt all the way out again. If it cannot be pulled out, it is
Switchable. If it can still be pulled out freely, it is ELR.
Note: Most vehicles manufactured after 1996 will have Switchable retractors in the
back seat. If you have any questions about your retractor type, consult your vehicle
owner’s manual or call Graco for assistance.
Lap/Shoulder Seat Belt Installation - Harness Mode
Some vehicles you may not get a
secure fit. Read both your vehicle
and car seat manuals.
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How to Lock Your Lap/Shoulder Vehicle Seat Belt
Sliding Latch Plate and Switchable
Retractor
A latchplate that slides freely on the belt
webbing and cannot, by itself, hold the belt snug
around a car seat.
When installing the car seat, route the vehicle
seat belt through the proper belt path and buckle
it in. Slowly pull the shoulder belt all the
way out to switch it to locking mode. Then,
as you pull the vehicle seat belt tight, feed all the
slack back into the retractor.
Grab the sides of the seat at the belt path and
slide the seat side to side and front to back. The
seat should not move more than 1” (2.5 cm).
Note: With the vehicle seat belt in this locking mode, all the tension is upwards in the shoulder belt.
This may start to tilt your car seat sideways. If this happens, use a locking clip instead of switching
the retractor. See Sliding Latch Plate and ELR Retractor.
Locking Latchplate and ELR
Retractor
A latchplate that holds the lap belt snug after
it has been adjusted; contains a metal bar on
the underside of the hardware that “locks”
the belt in position.
When installing the car seat, route the
vehicle seat belt through the proper belt path
and buckle it in. Then, pull upwards on the
shoulder belt so that the lap belt gets tight
around the car seat.
Grab the sides of the seat at the belt path and
slide the seat side to side and front to back. The
seat should not move more than 1” (2.5 cm).
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Sliding Latch Plate and ALR
Retractor
A latchplate that slides freely on the belt
webbing and cannot, by itself, hold the belt
snug around a car seat.
Slowly pull the shoulder belt all the way
out. Route the vehicle seat belt through the
proper belt path and buckle it in. Then, as
you pull the vehicle seat belt tight, feed all the
slack back into the retractor.
Grab the sides of the seat at the belt path and
slide the seat side-to-side and front-to-back.
The seat should not move more than 1” (2.5
cm).
Sliding Latch Plate and ELR
Retractor
A latchplate that slides freely on the belt
webbing and cannot, by itself, hold the belt
snug around a car seat.
With this retractor, you will need to use the
locking clip to lock the vehicle seat belt.
To obtain a locking clip call 1-800-345-4109.
Route the vehicle seat belt through the proper
belt path and buckle it in. Pull the vehicle seat
belt tight. While pushing down on seat, pinch
the two straps together behind the buckle
tongue. Unbuckle the belt without allowing it
to slip.
Attach locking clip to lap and shoulder belts
as shown.
Rebuckle belt. Check that lap belt does not
move by pulling hard. If belt loosens or
lengthens, repeat procedure.
1” (2.5 cm)
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Lap Belt Installation - DO NOT use in Booster Mode
Always review your vehicle owner’s manual for specific information about your vehicle
seat belts.
Locking Latch Plate and No
Retractor
When installing the car seat, route the lap
seat belt through the proper path and buckle
it in. Then, pull upwards on the tail of the
belt so that the lap belt gets tight around the
car seat.
Sewn On Latch Plate and ALR
Retractor
Slowly pull the lap belt all the way out.
Route the vehicle seat lap belt through the
proper belt path and buckle it in. Then, pull
the lap belt tight while feeding all the slack
back into the retractor.
Grab the sides of the seat at the belt path
and slide the seat side to side and front
to back. The seat should not move more
than 1” (2.5 cm).
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Cleaning
Headrest Pad
If needed, headrest pad may be removed
for cleaning.
To remove, unsnap the pad to pull the
harness straps out.
Pull the plastic tab out of the slots just
below the red adjustment handle.
Remove the elastic straps from the hooks
on both sides of the headrest.
Pull pad off of headrest.
Machine wash cover in cold water on
delicate cycle and drip-dry. DO NOT USE
BLEACH.
Reverse the steps to reattach the cover
on the headrest.
10-A
Cleaning Seat Pad
Clean with a damp sponge using mild soap
and cool water. Refer to seat pad care tag for
washing instructions.
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Cleaning
Lower Seat Pad
If needed, lower seat pad may be
removed for cleaning.
To remove, unsnap lower seat pad from
side pad.
Undo the plastic hooks on both armrest.
Unsnap the pad from the armrests.
Pull the pad off.
Machine wash cover in cold water on
delicate cycle and drip-dry. DO NOT USE
BLEACH.
Reverse the steps to reattach the bottom
seat pad. Place front of the plastic shell in
the pocket in the pad.
Side Pad
If needed, side pad may be removed for
cleaning.
To remove, lower headrest and unsnap
the pad from back.
Pull the plastic tabs out from the back
and sides of the seat.
Pull the pad off.
Machine wash cover in cold water on
delicate cycle and drip-dry. DO NOT USE
BLEACH.
Reverse the steps to reattach the bottom
seat pad. Place the corner of the sidewing
in the pocket at the bottom of the side
pad.
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Cleaning
10-B Cleaning Crotch Buckle
WARNING! Inspect and clean buckle
from time to time to remove any objects
or debris that could prevent latching.
Recline the car seat and locate the metal
retainer. Rotate the metal retainer up through
the shell and pad. From the front, pull out
the buckle.
To clean buckle, place in a cup of warm
water and gently agitate the buckle. Press the
red button several times while in the water.
DO NOT SUBMERGE THE BUCKLE
STRAP. DO NOT USE SOAPS, HOUSEHOLD
DETERGENTS or LUBRICANTS.
Shake out excess water and allow to air dry.
Repeat steps as needed until it fastens with a
click. Re-insert the buckle into the same slot
it was removed. Pull up on buckle to make
sure it is secured.
10-C Cleaning Harness and LATCH
Surface wash only with mild soap and damp cloth. DO NOT IMMERSE THE
HARNESS STRAPS or LATCH STRAP IN WATER Doing so may weaken the straps.
If harness straps or LATCH belt are frayed or heavily soiled, contact Customer
Service at www.gracobaby.com or 1-800-345-4109.
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NOTES:
Store instruction manual in the
slot with the instruction book
icon as shown.
To purchase parts or accessories in the United States,
please contact us at the following:
www.gracobaby.com
or
1-800-345-4109
Replacement Parts
