1997 Mercury Mountaineer Owner's Manual - Page 86

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Seating and safety restraints 9. Pull on the safety belt tongues to ensure they are both securely latched. If they are not latched, repeat Steps 7 and 8. If necessary, the shoulder belts can be put in automatic locking mode (ALR) to limit the child's movement in the child seat. The ALR mode may be used if the child is sleeping or attempting to get out of the child seat. If not placed in the ALR mode, the child seat shoulder belts are in a vehicle sensitive (emergency locking) mode, adjusting shoulder belt tightness in response to vehicle movement. Activating the automatic locking mode (ALR) on the built-in child seat. 1. Pull out right shoulder belt fully. 2. Allow the belts to tighten snugly against child's shoulders. Canceling the automatic locking mode (ALR) on the built-in child seat 1. Disconnect the chest clip and remove the left and right safety belt tongues from the crotch buckle. 86

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9. Pull on the safety belt tongues
to ensure they are both securely
latched. If they are not latched,
repeat Steps 7 and 8.
If necessary, the shoulder belts can
be put in automatic locking mode
(ALR) to limit the child’s
movement in the child seat. The
ALR mode may be used if the child
is sleeping or attempting to get out
of the child seat.
If not placed in the ALR mode, the
child seat shoulder belts are in a
vehicle sensitive (emergency
locking) mode, adjusting shoulder
belt tightness in response to
vehicle movement.
Activating the automatic locking
mode (ALR) on the built-in child
seat.
1. Pull out right shoulder belt fully.
2. Allow the belts to tighten snugly
against child’s shoulders.
Canceling the automatic locking
mode (ALR) on the built-in child
seat
1. Disconnect the chest clip and
remove the left and right safety
belt tongues from the crotch
buckle.
Seating and safety restraints
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