2024-2026 Renault Symbioz 4 Door Getting to know your vehicle -> Child safety User Manual
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CHILD SAFETY  
A collision at 31 mph (50  
km/h) is the same as  
Driver's responsibility  
when parking or stop-  
ping the vehicle  
General information  
Carrying children  
falling a distance of 10  
2
metres.  
Never leave an animal,  
Please ensure that you comply with  
the legislation of your country.  
Children, and adults, must be cor-  
rectly seated and strapped in for all  
journeys. The children being carried  
in your vehicle are your responsibili-  
ty.  
A child is not a miniature adult. Chil-  
dren are at risk of specific injuries as  
their muscles and bones have not  
yet finished growing. The seat belt  
alone would not provide suitable  
protection. Use an approved child  
seat and ensure you use it correctly.  
Transporting a child without a  
restraint is the equivalent of al-  
lowing him or her to play on a  
fourth-floor balcony without  
railings.  
child or adult who is not self-suf-  
ficient alone in your vehicle,  
even for a short time.  
They may pose a risk to them-  
selves or to others by starting  
the engine, activating equip-  
ment such as the electric win-  
dows or by locking the doors.  
Also, in hot and/or sunny weath-  
er, please remember that the  
temperature inside the passen-  
ger compartment increases  
very quickly.  
Never travel with a child held in  
your arms.  
In the event of an accident, you  
will not be able to keep hold of  
the child, even if you yourself  
are wearing a seat belt.  
If your vehicle has been in-  
volved in a road accident, re-  
place the child seat and have  
the seat belts and ISOFIX an-  
chorage points checked.  
RISK OF DEATH OR SERIOUS IN-  
JURY.  
To prevent the doors  
being opened, use the  
"Child lock" feature  
38.  
Using a child seat  
The level of protection offered by  
the child seat depends on its ability  
to restrain your child and on its in-  
stallation. Incorrect installation  
compromises the protection it offers  
the child in the event of harsh brak-  
ing or an impact.  
Before purchasing a child seat,  
check that it complies with the regu-  
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CHILD SAFETY  
lations for the country you are in and  
that it can be fitted in your vehicle.  
Consult an approved Dealer to find  
out which seats are recommended  
for your vehicle.  
Set a good example by al-  
ways fastening your seat  
belt and teaching your  
Never leave a child un-  
attended in the vehicle.  
Check that your child is  
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child:  
always strapped in and  
The regulations on transporting chil-  
dren are specific to each country.  
The use of a child seat during trans-  
port depends on the age and/or the  
size and/or weight of the child.  
For children who do not need to be  
transported in a child seat, make  
sure that the seat belt is correctly  
adjusted and fastened.  
In all cases, you must comply with  
the regulations of the particular  
country you are in.  
Before fitting a child seat, read the  
manual and respect its instructions.  
If you experience any difficulties  
during installation, contact the man-  
ufacturer of the equipment. Keep  
the instructions with the seat.  
that the belt or safety harness  
used is correctly set and adjust-  
ed. Avoid wearing bulky cloth-  
ing which could cause the belts  
to slacken 55.  
Never let your child put their  
head or arms out of the window.  
Check that the child is in the  
correct position for the entire  
journey, especially if asleep.  
to strap themselves in cor-  
rectly;  
to always get in and out of the  
car at the kerb, away from busy  
traffic.  
Do not use a second-hand child  
seat or one without an instruc-  
tion manual.  
Check that there are no objects  
in the vicinity of the child seat  
which could impede its opera-  
tion.  
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CHILD SAFETY  
Forward-facing child seats  
Booster cushions  
Choosing a child seat  
Rear-facing child seats  
2
Up to 18 kg or 4 years, the child may  
travel on a forward-facing seat.  
Choose a seat according the child's  
size: their head and abdomen are  
the areas which require most pro-  
tection. A forward-facing child seat  
which is firmly attached to the vehi-  
cle will reduce the risk of impact to  
the head. Ensure your child travels in  
a forward-facing seat with a har-  
ness for as long as their size permits.  
From 15 kg or 4 years, the child can  
travel using a booster seat, which  
will enable the seat belt to be adapt-  
ed to suit his size and shape. The  
booster seat cushion must be fitted  
with guides to position the seat belt  
on the child’s thighs rather than the  
stomach. It is recommended that  
you use a seatback which can be ad-  
justed in terms of height to position  
the seat belt in the centre of the  
shoulder. It must never rest on the  
neck or on the arm.  
A baby’s head is, proportionally,  
heavier than that of an adult and its  
neck is very fragile. Transport the  
child in this position as long as possi-  
ble (until the age of 2 at the very  
least). It supports both the head and  
the neck.  
Choose a bucket type seat for best  
side protection and change it as  
soon as the child’s head is higher  
than the shell.  
Choose a bucket type seat for opti-  
mum side protection.w  
Choose a bucket type seat for opti-  
mum side protection.w  
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CHILD SAFETY  
Ensure that the strap paths indicat-  
ed by the child seat manufacturer  
are observed.  
Always check that the seat belt is  
correctly fastened by pulling it up,  
then pulling it out fully whilst press-  
ing on the child seat.  
List of manufacturer's  
recommended methods  
of restraint for children:  
The seat belt must nev-  
er be twisted or the  
tension relieved. Never  
2
pass the shoulder strap  
under the arm or behind the  
back.  
Check that the seat is correctly held  
by moving it from side to side and  
back to front: the seat should remain  
firmly fixed.  
Check that the child seat has not  
been installed at an angle and that it  
is not resting against a window.  
Check that the seat belt has not  
been damaged by sharp edges.  
If the seat belt does not operate  
normally, it will not protect the  
child. Consult an approved  
Dealer. Do not use this seat until  
the seat belt has been repaired.  
Do not use the child  
seat if it risks unfasten-  
ing the seat belt re-  
Attachment using the ISOFIX  
system  
Authorised ISOFIX child seats are  
approved in accordance with cur-  
rent regulations if any of the four  
cases below applies:  
universal ISOFIX 3-point forward-  
facing seat;  
straining it: the base of  
the seat must not rest on the  
buckle and/or catch of the seat  
belt.  
Choosing a child seat mount-  
ing  
There are two ways to attach child  
seats: using the seat belt or using  
the ISOFIX system.  
semi-universal ISOFIX 2-point seat;  
vehicle-specific;  
i-Size which has either:  
a strap which attaches to the  
third ring of the seat concerned;  
or a strut that rests on the vehi-  
cle floor, compatible with the i-  
Size approved seat, the role of  
Attachment via the seat belt  
The seat belt must be adjusted in or-  
der to ensure it works in the event of  
sudden braking or impact.  
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