Joie Elevate Instruction Manual
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To install the Joie Elevate Car Seat, position the seat in the car, ensure the seatbelt is threaded through the correct belt path, and pull it tight. For forward-facing, make sure to use the top tether if available. Always refer to the user manual for detailed instructions.
The Joie Elevate Car Seat is designed to accommodate children from 9 kg (approximately 20 pounds) up to 36 kg (approximately 79 pounds).
To adjust the harness, first loosen it by pressing the harness release button and pulling on the shoulder straps. Re-thread the harness through the slots at or above the child's shoulders as needed. Ensure the harness is snug and secure.
No, the Joie Elevate Car Seat does not feature a recline function. It is designed to provide a fixed seating position for safety.
The fabric covers of the Joie Elevate Car Seat can be removed and washed. Follow the care instructions provided in the manual, typically involving hand washing with mild soap and air drying. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals.
If the Joie Elevate Car Seat is involved in a moderate to severe car accident, it is recommended to replace the seat, even if no visible damage is present. This ensures continued safety for your child.
To switch to booster mode, remove the 5-point harness and store it according to the instructions in the manual. Use the vehicle's seatbelt to secure your child in booster mode. Ensure correct belt positioning over the shoulder.
No, the Joie Elevate Car Seat is not compatible with ISOFIX. It must be installed using the vehicle's seat belt system.
Once installed, the car seat should not move more than an inch side-to-side or front-to-back when tested at the belt path. Double-check all connections and ensure the seatbelt is locked and tightened properly.
Store the Joie Elevate Car Seat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure the seat is clean and all parts are intact before storage. Avoid placing heavy objects on top of the seat to prevent damage.