How do I remove the infant insert from the car seat?
1843895
Sorry I can't answer this question as I purchased the seat for a 12 month old as we had a different car seat when she was an infant so we did not use the infant insert.
1843896
You have to undo the straps in the back and pull them through the holes in the infant insert. Then use the plastic Tool to thread the steps back through the safety seat.
1843897
There are levers on the top of the seat that let you adjust the height of the back support and also let you remove it. As for the small headrest that comes along with the seat it slides right off the straps. It is super easy to figure out. I was so glad I didn't have to read any directions, it was pretty self explanatory. There is also a bottom base that comes along with it that is option to use when it is rear facing. The arm rests also go up and down so you can move them if you need to and the cup holder is also removable.
509375
Yup, very simple, I've used both methods. There is a hole next to where the kids thigh would rest on the seat and you can pull the seat belt or latch system belt straight up and away from the buckle to tighten it down instead of out and to the side as you have to do on most seats. I love the design of this car seat. Feels much more secure in any system.
257764
The buld inserts and turns to lock it in. To remove you hold eack end and turn it 1/2 a turn and it should come out.
524872
You have to take out a little insert by unscrewing it then you put the armrest in and screw it in. It is extremely simple.
1315781
I had the Britax brand one, but it wasn't necessary. I removed it after my LO was 1-2 weeks old and he was fine with the insert that comes with the seat.
2087220
Here is the answer from a Boppy rep: Yes, you would take out the infant insert that comes with the carseat as you do not need both.
1223184
It's quite easy to remove the seat. My 5 yr old can do it himself. He does need assistance to plug the cord to the battery though.
2009831
I have not had a need to try to remove the base from the seat. It is not an infant carrying seat. If you were thinking of just having two bases in two different vehicles and remove the seat on regular basis it would be easier to just remove the entire thing. Plus I believe the anchors are on the actual seat not just on the base. I would look into buying two instead of trying to regularly remove and reinstall.
390466
When you say seat belt, I'm assuming you're referring to the harness straps that secure the child in the seat. On the back of the carseat, you will find two black levers with straps secured through them. Hold down the two levers with one hand and then pull the harness straps on the front of the seat to loosen the belt. To tighten the belt, just pull the strap hanging from the back of the black levers.If you're looking to adjust the height of the shoulder straps, you're going to have to rethread the strap through a higher or lower slot.Go to 3:13 in this video to see:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9pi6x90lLU When you say seat belt, I'm assuming you're referring to the harness straps that secure the child in the seat. On the back of the carseat, you will find two black levers with straps secured through them. Hold down the two levers with one hand and then pull the harness straps on the front of the seat to loosen the belt. To tighten the belt, just pull the strap hanging from the back of the black levers.If you're looking to adjust the height of the shoulder straps, you're going to have to rethread the strap through a higher or lower slot.Go to 3:13 in this... » Read More When you say seat belt, I'm assuming you're referring to the harness straps that secure the child in the seat. On the back of the carseat, you will find two black levers with straps secured through them. Hold down the two levers with one hand and then pull the harness straps on the front of the seat to loosen the belt. To tighten the belt, just pull the strap hanging from the back of the black levers.If you're looking to adjust the height of the shoulder straps, you're going to have to rethread the strap through a higher or lower slot.Go to 3:13 in this video to see:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9pi6x90lLU « Show Less
138156
Remove the green insert by pressing the little "handles" on the side and lift the insert up. Push up on the steel plate from the bottom - it will come right out.
240671
I've not had any problems. It has a slot to remove it is positioned in a way that to get it off you must lift straight up when the toddler seat is in the down position.
1061344
No, I wouldn't say a child could remove it. The seat isn't actually suctioned. You press the backrest thing down and it pushes two posts down, sort of wedging the seat into place.
1657288
It's a two step fold - there's a beige button about mid-way down the handle on the left that you have to push and then you squeeze the larger black button on the top middle part of the handle. You push the handle towards the ground like you're going to touch your toes. I'm not sure about the car seat though. I'd imagine there's probably an adapter you'd need because there's nothing on the stroller itself that the car seat would clip to. I know the cup holder is a separate option too.
206847
You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and the compressed air in a can. :) You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and... » Read More You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and the compressed air in a can. :) « Show Less
2184517
If you are talking about the insert - there is a lever that you open and the insert can be removed. If you are talking about the main piece on top - I am not sure
2094925
I bought one and I personally think it was better for an infant. However you can use it without the insert.
556043
Look at the straps for the other side to the Velcro. You can Velcro the straps out of the way when placing the baby into the car seat.