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Hi, I'm Tamiko from Graco, and I'm going to show you how to install the Graco Turn2Me
3-in-1 car seat rear-facing with a lower anchor attachment.
The Turn2Me 3-in-1 car seat rotates from rear-facing for a face-to-face connection with baby to
get them in and out of the car with ease.
Before you install, you'll need to know how to use the turn feature.
The turn levers are located underneath each armrest.
You only need to use one to turn the seat.
At the same time, squeeze the blue trigger and the gray lever and rotate the car seat.
You'll hear a click, which means that the seat is secured in position.
Make sure your tether strap is properly stored at one of the storage locations.
It can be at the back of the seat or on the side like it is here.
Next, rotate the car seat to the rear-facing position.
Make sure the arrow is pointing to the blue label to indicate rear-facing.
Next, take out your lower anchor attachments from the storage position.
When you close the door, make sure the leash is on the outside.
Extend the lower anchor strap to its maximum length by pressing the gray button and pulling
the strap.
Now, lay it in the car seat.
Recline the car seat to one of its four recline positions by using the actuator at the back
of the seat.
Place the car seat in the back seat of your vehicle.
Slide it until the car seat touches the back of the vehicle seat.
Ensure that your vehicle is on flat ground.
And also make sure that at least 80% of your base is on the vehicle seat.
Next, check your level indicator.
The bubble should fall within the blue range for rear-facing.
If not, adjust your recline by using the actuator at the back of the seat.
Remove the infant body support.
Open the door by pressing the button at the front of the car seat.
Open the SnugLock lock off by using the gray lever.
Route the lower anchor strap through the rear-facing belt path marked in blue.
Attach the lower anchor connectors to the lower anchors in your vehicle.
Press down on the center of the seat and remove slack by pulling on the free end of the strap.
You may need to feed the free end of the strap back through the belt path for more leverage.
Close the SnugLock lock off.
Close the door.
And then test for tightness.
Grab at the sides of the seat by the belt path and move the seat side to side and front
to back.
It shouldn't move more than one inch in either direction.
If it does, open the door, open the SnugLock lock off, remove more slack, and close the
SnugLock lock off again.
Also make sure you recheck your level indicator to make sure that it is still within range.
Check for proper harness height.
The harness should be at or just below the child's shoulders for rear-facing mode.
Buckle the child in and attach the chest clip.
Tighten the harness by pulling on the strap at the front of the car seat.
Move the chest clip to armpit level.
Do the pinch test.
You should not be able to pinch any slack at the child's shoulders.