Chicco Next Fit Sport User Guide
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To install the Chicco NextFit Sport Car Seat rear-facing, recline the seat to the appropriate angle, attach the LATCH connectors to your vehicle’s anchors, and tighten the strap until secure. Ensure the level indicators show green for correct installation.
The Chicco NextFit Sport Car Seat can accommodate children in the rear-facing position from 5 to 40 pounds.
To clean the Chicco NextFit Sport Car Seat cover, remove it according to the manual’s instructions and machine wash in cold water on a delicate cycle. Allow it to air dry.
Adjust the harness height by squeezing the adjustment handle located at the top of the seat and moving it up or down to the desired position. Ensure the harness is at or above the shoulders for forward-facing and at or just below the shoulders for rear-facing.
If the harness is too tight, locate the harness adjuster button at the front of the seat, press it, and pull gently on the harness straps to loosen them to a comfortable fit.
To switch from rear-facing to forward-facing, adjust the recline angle, reposition the LATCH connectors, and follow the installation process for securing the seat forward-facing. Make sure to follow the weight and height recommendations.
To secure the Chicco NextFit Sport with a seat belt, thread the seat belt through the designated belt path, buckle it, and pull tight while locking the seat belt. Check that the seat doesn’t move more than an inch side-to-side or front-to-back.
Regularly check the Chicco NextFit Sport Car Seat for signs of wear, correct harness fit, proper installation, and any recalls or safety updates. It is recommended to do so before every trip.
Yes, the Chicco NextFit Sport Car Seat is FAA-approved for use on an airplane. Ensure proper installation with the airplane seat belt and notify the airline in advance.
If the base wobbles, recheck the installation ensuring the LATCH or seat belt is properly tightened. The car seat should not move more than an inch side-to-side or front-to-back at the belt path.