Takata Midi Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 21)

[MIDI_015] Do not leave any sharp, pointy or heavy

objects around the vehicle. In the case of an accident,

these objects may ﬂ y around the cabin, injuring child-

ren or other passengers. Luggage and other potentially

dangerous items should also be secured in place.

Always secure your child with the TAKATA MIDI

straps, even if you are not using the seat in the car

(e.g. when carrying your child around in it, or putting

the seat down somewhere).

Never leave your child in the TAKATA MIDI (whether

attended or not) on a raised, slanted or uneven surface,

such as a table, a baby-changing table, steps or a ramp.

[MIDI_016] Only use the TAKATA MIDI with

original covers, AIRPADS and side crash pads. These

are key safety components and have been developed

specially for use in the seat.

NOTE!

Do not leave your child sitting in the TAKATA MIDI

for too long. We recommend a limit of one to two

hours. It is very important for muscle development that

children regularly change their position. As such, you

should also remove your child from the TAKATA

MIDI when taking breaks.

NOTE!

The TAKATA MIDI should not be used for any more

than six years after purchase. Plastics deteriorate

generally over time, particularly when exposed to

direct sunlight. This deterioration is not always visible

to the naked eye, and can compromise the performance

of the seat.

Should you have any other queries as to the use of this

product, please contact TAKATA customer services

(see Section 8 – Service).

3. BASIC INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION!

Always place the TAKATA MIDI child car seat and

the TAKATA ISOFIX BASE on a ﬂ at, stable surface.

CAUTION!

Be careful that your ﬁ ngers and other body parts do

not get caught in any moving sections of the seat.

TAKATA MIDI

Adjusting the position of the inner padding and

shoulder strap

The inner padding and shoulder straps of the TAKATA

MIDI should be adjusted to the size of your child, so

as to provide maximum comfort and maximum

protection in the case of an accident.

These components can be set to six different positions,

via a special adjustment mechanism.

NOTE!

If you need to adjust the inner padding and/or shoulder

straps, ﬁ rst ensure that the TAKATA MIDI is correctly

installed in the vehicle.

WARNING!

Always ensure that the AIRPADS are positioned

correctly in the inner pockets of the adjustable inner

padding. Failure to observe this notice may seriously

risk your child’s safety in the event of an accident.

Step 1 – Unlock the adjustable inner padding

[MIDI_017] Fully depress the slider to adjust the inner

padding on the back of the TAKATA MIDI.

Step 2 – Adjust and fasten the inner padding

Keep the slider pressed down, and at the same time,

slide the inner padding up or down, to adjust this and

the shoulder straps to the size of your child. Then

release the slider again. The slider is locked in place

when the metal arms click into the slots on each side.

CAUTION!

Whenever you adjust the seat, check that the slider

is locked into position again. To do this, gently try to

move the slider up or down, without pushing it in.

It may be necessary to adjust the inner padding further,

according to your childʼs size. For further information

on this, please see Section 5 – Securing your child

(Step 1 – Adjusting and fastening the inner padding

and strap).

Loosening the straps and opening the buckle

Before placing your child in the TAKATA MIDI

or removing your child from it, loosen the straps and

open the buckle. The TAKATA MIDI features a central

lever that is used to loosen the straps.

Step 1 – Unblock the straps

[MIDI_018] To loosen the straps, pull the lever up and

hold it in this position.

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