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How do I install the Inglesina Darwin i-Size Base in my car?

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DiKingston
12/17/2025, 12:02:30 PM

Installing the Inglesina Darwin i-Size Base in your vehicle ensures your child's safety. Here's a straightforward guide:

  1. Preparing the Base:

    • Extend the support foot from under the base.
    • Fully extend the Isofix connectors using the release lever. Check that the anchoring indicators on the Isofix connectors are red; if they're green, press the button and pull the release lever to unlock them.
  2. Securing the Base:

    • Connect the base's Isofix connectors to your car's Isofix anchor points. Listen for two "CLICK" sounds, confirming secure attachment.
    • Verify that the Isofix connector indicators turn green, confirming a proper connection on both sides.
    • Push the base firmly against the car seat's backrest until it rests flush.
  3. Adjusting the Support Foot:

    • Use the lever to adjust the support foot's height until it firmly contacts the vehicle floor. Ensure it is locked in place.
  4. Final Safety Checks:

    • Confirm the support foot indicators are green, showing correct positioning.
    • Make sure the support foot is firmly on the floor, even if the base lifts slightly.
  5. Removing the Base:

    • Shorten the support foot using the lever.
    • Release the Isofix connectors from the car's anchor points by simultaneously using the button and the release lever.
    • Lift the base from the car seat and return the support foot to its storage position.

Always consult the Inglesina Darwin i-Size Base manual for detailed instructions and visuals. For any installation questions, contact Inglesina Customer Care for assistance.

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