Baby Trend E30FL0211U User Manual

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DO NOT use a seat belt that is anchored on 

the seat more than 2 inches forward of the 

crease between the seat bottom and the  

seat back.  This type of seat belt anchors  

the Safety Seat too far forward and the 

Safety Seat will not be safely restrained in 

the vehicle (Fig. 17-1).

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DO NOT use a shoulder belt that moves 

along a track.  These systems typically  

move to surround the occupant when the 

door is closed.  This type of belt system will 

NOT adequately restrain the Safety Seat. 

(Fig. 17-2).

If you have any of the above seat belt 

systems, 

DO NOT use it to secure the Safety 

Seat in the vehicle.  Look in the vehicle for 

a location that has a more suitable seat belt 

system as described in the section following.  

You may also contact your vehicle’s 

manufacturer to inquire about installing a 

seat belt system that is adequate to restrain 

a Safety Seat.

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DO NOT use a lap belt that stays loose after 

installed and locks only in a crash or sudden 

stop.  These lap belts utilize an Emergency 

Locking Retractor and are often found in 

combination with motorized shoulder belts.  

Because these belts will allow the Safety 

Seat to move about on the seat, the chance 

of the Safety Seat being out of the proper 

position in a crash is very high.  Accordingly, 

do not use the Safety Seat with this type of 

Seat Belt system.  Please see your vehicle’s 

dealer or owner’s manual for information on 

converting this seat belt system to one that  

is acceptable for use with a Safety Seat  

(Fig. 16-1).

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DO NOT use a lap/shoulder belt system if 

the lap belt and shoulder belt each have 

retractors at one end.  This type of seat 

belt system will not adequately restrain the 

Safety Seat (Fig. 16-2).

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DO NOT use a seat belt that is connected 

to the door in any way.  These types of seat 

belts are designed to automatically  

surround the occupant when the door is 

closed.  This type of seat belt will NOT 

adequately restrain the Safety Seat.  

(Fig. 16-3).

Fig. 16-1

Fig. 16-2

Fig. 16-3

Fig. 17-1

Fig. 17-2