Rear centre three-point belt
To release the small tongue from the small buckle on the left of the rear centre seat, press the release point shown with a screwdriver whose tip is wrapped in tape (or similar), then pull the tongue out.
Note:When you fold the rear backrest, unclip the centre three-point belt first, otherwise it may lock and not pull out.
Children
Seat belts are designed for adults. Use a suitable child seat until a child is big enough to wear the car's belt properly. A child too big for a child seat should sit in the rear using the seat belt, with the shoulder belt across the middle of the shoulder, away from the neck.
Warning:Never let a child stand or kneel on a seat, sit on an adult's lap or be held in someone's arms while driving. This can cause death or serious injury in a crash.
Pregnancy
Get medical advice. Wear the belt with the lap part as low as possible over the hips and the shoulder part fully over the shoulder and across the chest, keeping the belt off your bump. A wrongly worn belt can cause serious injury or death.
Looking after your belts
Check belts regularly for cuts, fraying, looseness or stretching (for example after an accident). If a belt is damaged, have it checked by an authorised Jaecoo service centre straight away.
Caution:Keep water out of the retractor and buckle. Clean belts only with mild soap or warm water and let them dry naturally – never use chemicals, boiling water, bleach, dye or artificial heat. Do not try to repair or lubricate the retractor or buckle.
Warning:After a serious accident, have the belts inspected even if they look undamaged. Make sure the belt is latched and not twisted, and never put coins or clips in the buckle. Do not install, remove, modify or dismantle seat belts yourself – leave all belt work to an authorised Jaecoo service centre.