Nuna Aace Manuel utilisateur

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Contents

Product Information 4–5

Product Registration 4

Recall Information 4

Warranty 5

Contact 5

Child Usage Requirements 6

Warnings 7–11

Car Seat Use after a Crash 12

Parts List 13

Vehicle Seat Belt Systems 14

Child Restraint Overview 16–35

Seat Assembly 16

Side Impact Protection (SIP) Pods 16

Seat Adjustment for Head Support and Shoulders 16

Seat Adjustment for Seat Bottom 18

Use of Lower Anchor Connectors 18

Use as a High Back Belt Positioning Booster 22

Securing a Child in the High Back Booster Mode 26

Use as a No Back Belt Positioning Booster 28

Securing a Child in the No Back Booster Mode 30

Use of Shoulder Belt Positioning Clip 32

Cup Holder Assembly 34

Detach Covers 34

Cleaning and Maintenance 36

WARNING: Carefully read and understand

all instructions and warnings in this manual, and

those labeled on your Child Restraint. Failure to do

so can result in the SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH of

your child. Store manual in pocket at rear of base

for future use.

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Product Information

Model Number:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Manufactured in (date):__________________________________________________________________________________________

Product Registration

Please fill in the above information. The model number

and the manufactured in date are located on a label on

the bottom of your child restraint. Fill out the prepaid

registration postcard attached to the seat pad and

mail it today.

Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons.

You must register this restraint to be reached in a

recall. Send your name, address, e-mail address if

available and the Child Restraint’s model number and

manufacturing date to:

Nuna Baby Essentials Inc.

70 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Morgantown, PA 19543

or call 1.855.NUNA.USA

or register online at:

www.nunababy.com

Click on the “Register car seat” link on the homepage.

Recall Information

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

Warranty

We have purposely designed our high-quality products

so that they can grow with both your child and your

family. Because we stand by our product, our gear is

covered by a custom warranty per product, starting

from the day it was purchased. Please have the proof

of purchase, model number and manufactured in date

available when you contact us.

For warranty information please visit:

www.nunababy.com/warranty

Contact

For replacement parts, service, or additional warranty

questions, please contact our customer service

department.

In the USA:

infousa@nunababy.com

www.nunababy.com

1.855.NUNA.USA

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Child Usage Requirements

High Back Belt Positioning Booster

Your child must meet ALL of the following

requirements below:

Age: At least 4 years old

Weight: 40–110 lb (18–50 kg)

Height: 38–60 inches (96–152 cm) tall

No Back Belt Positioning Booster

Your child must meet ALL of the following

requirements below:

Age: At least 5 years old

Weight: 50–120 lb (23–54 kg)

Height: 38–60 inches (96–152 cm) tall

50 lb

(23 kg)

40 lb

(18 kg)

110 lb

(50 kg)

120 lb

(54 kg)

High Back Belt Positioning Booster

At least 4 years old

No Back Belt Positioning Booster

At least 5 years old

WARNING

DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY CAN OCCUR,

Read all instructions before using this

booster seat.

Keep instructions for further use.

Use the bottom of the booster seat base for

storage of the instructions.

Read the instructions for this child restraint

before use or installation in a vehicle. In

addition, read the vehicle owner’s manual

for information on child restraint installation.

Failure to follow the child restraint instruction

manual or the labels on this product can

result in DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY.

DO NOT allow anyone who has not read the

instructions to install or use this booster seat.

WARNING! Use only the vehicle’s lap and

shoulder belt system when restraining the

child in this booster seat.

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Use ONLY with children who weigh between

40–120 lb (18–54 kg) and whose height is 38

to 60 inches (96 to 152 cm)

High Back Belt Positioning Booster seat: At

least four years old, 40–110 lb (18–50 kg),

38–60 inches (96–152 cm) tall

No Back Belt Positioning Booster seat: At

least five years old, 50–120 lb (23–54 kg),

38–60 inches (96–152 cm) tall

This restraint is not certified for aircraft use.

DO NOT use booster if it is more than 10

years old. Check the manufacturer’s label

or stamped ‘do not use after’ date on the

bottom of the booster.

DO NOT use another manufacturer’s soft

goods with this booster as the soft goods

constitute an integral part of the booster

performance.

DO NOT use in any configuration not shown

in the instructions.

DO NOT install rear facing or side facing.

DO NOT install in the front passenger seat

with an active airbag, unless the air bag can

be turned OFF.

Please refer to vehicle owner’s manual for

recommended or suggested installation

positions.

This booster must be installed in the rear

vehicle seat.

NEVER leave your child unattended.

Properly position the Vehicle Lap & Shoulder

Belt on your child. A loose or improperly

positioned Vehicle Lap & Shoulder Belt could

cause the child to be ejected in a sudden

stop, turn or crash and cause serious injury or

death.

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Make sure the Vehicle Lap & Shoulder Belt

are not loose.

The Vehicle Shoulder Belt should rest on the

child’s shoulder and across the center of the

chest.

The Vehicle Lap Belt must remain snug

across the child’s thighs.

NEVER leave a booster unsecured in your

vehicle. An unsecured booster can be thrown

around and may injure occupants in a sharp

turn, sudden stop or crash. Remove it or

make sure that it is secured in the vehicle.

NEVER leave luggage or other objects

unsecured in a vehicle, as they are liable to

cause injuries in the event of a collision.

NEVER use a booster if it has damaged or

missing parts. DO NOT use a cut, frayed or

damaged vehicle seat belt.

NEVER use a car seat that has been involved

in a moderate to severe crash. See page 12

to learn the difference between a minor and

moderate to severe crash.

DO NOT modify your booster or use any

accessories or parts supplied by other

manufacturers.

The booster can become very hot if left in

the sun. Contact with these parts can burn

your child’s skin. Always touch the surface of

any metal or plastic parts before placing your

child in the booster.

According to accident statistics, children are

safer when properly restrained in the rear

seating positions of the vehicle than in the

front seating positions.

For a vehicle with a front passenger air

bag, refer to your vehicle owner’s manual

as well as these instructions for a booster

installation.

NEVER give this booster to another person

without also giving them these instructions.

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Parts List

1 Head Support

2 Side Support

3 Seat Covers

4 Shoulder Belt Guides

5 Seat Back

6 Armrest

7 Seat Bottom

8 Cup Holder

9 Head Support

Adjustment Lever

10 Side Impact

Protection (SIP) Pod

11 Lower Anchor

Connectors

12 Lower Anchor

Release Lever or

Recline Lever

(under seat)

13 Instructional Manual

(under seat)

14 Lower Anchor Guides

15 Shoulder Belt

Positioning Clip

Car Seat Use after a Crash

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

(NHTSA) recommends that car seats be replaced

following a moderate or severe crash. Car seats

do not automatically need to be replaced following

a minor crash.

A minor crash is one in which ALL of these apply:

• The vehicle was able to be driven away from the

crash site.

• The vehicle door nearest to the car seat was not

damaged.

• None of the passengers in the vehicle sustained

any injuries in the crash.

• If the vehicle has air bags, none of the air bags

deployed during the crash; and

• There is no visible damage to the car seat.

Any crash that does not meet all of the above criteria

for a minor crash is considered a moderate to severe

crash. NEVER use a car seat that has been involved in

a moderate to severe crash.

Information from nhtsa.gov

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Vehicle Seat Belt Systems

1 - DO NOT install the booster on vehicle seats with

Lap Belts only.

2 - DO NOT install the booster on vehicle seats with

lap belts and motorized shoulder belts.

3 - DO NOT install the booster on vehicle seats with

belts that are attached to the door or that move

along a track.

4 - This booster seat must be installed in vehicle seats

with 3-point seat belts (lap and shoulder belts).

5 - This booster seat can be installed with lap and

shoulder belts in a vehicle seat that includes

Lower Anchors. The Lower Anchors must be at

standard spacing 11” only. Please refer to the

vehicle owner’s manual for designated Lower

Anchor locations in the vehicle.

The child must be restrained using the Vehicle

Shoulder Belt and Lap Belt.

DO NOT use the Lower Anchors to restrain the

child. The Lower Anchors are only to be used for

securing the booster seat in the vehicle and to

function the recline feature in the High Back booster

mode. The Lower Anchors can only be used in the

No Back booster mode for securing the booster

seat in the vehicle.

The recline feature is NOT available in the No Back

booster mode.

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Child Restraint Overview

Seat Assembly

1 - With the seat lying flat, attach the Seat Back to

the booster Seat Bottom by hooking the Seat Back

hooks over the Seat Bottom as shown.

2 - Now rotate the Seat Back up until it clicks into

position and the seat is fully upright as shown.

Side Impact Protection (SIP) Pods

3 - To open the SIP Pods pull out on the side tab.

4 - To close push button (1) and push in (2.

SIP Pods should be deployed whenever the Child

Restraint is installed in a vehicle.

Seat Adjustment for Head

Support and Shoulders

The Head Support height can be adjusted for best

fit to your child and proper placement of the Vehicle

Shoulder Belt. Before adjusting the Head Support

height have your child lean forward slightly.

Bottom of Head Support MUST be even with the

top of your child’s shoulder.

5 - To adjust, squeeze the Head Support Adjustment

Lever, then pull up or push down the Head Support

until it locks into one of the nine positions.

As the Head Support is adjusted up, the sides of the

seat automatically move outward to provide more

shoulder room.

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